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The Nome nugget., 1949-01-10

inmates few hours ago cut the size of the force down to l30,000 troops.
 The communist radio said the big big battle to end the long and costly Suchow struggle began at 3 pm. on Jan. 6.
 At one time 100000 combatants were reported engaged in the Su- chow struggle.
 The communist broadcast was heard by the Associated Press in San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-10
RENO. Nev. (P) Four new

RENO. New. (P) - Four new earthquakes. two of them with a noise like a rumbling explosion. were reported in Verdi. nine miles west of Reno Friday night. At least one was felt sharply in Reno. but there were no reports of dam age in either city.
 The Reno vicinity was shaken by a long series of earth shocks. beginning Dec. 27 and continuing more than a week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-10
TORONTO, (P)- George Tru

TORONTO, IHD - George Tru- man, who once flew around the world, took off Saturday with a load of snOWballS for Miami.
 Friday night the Saskatchewan born flier said he had decided not to take the snowballs because he had read there were blizzards in Florida.
 But someone must have told him different. He had a lot of snow balls aboard when he took off air port officials said
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-10
NEWS IN BRIEF

LONDON. (P) - King George. suffering from a grave leg ail- ment. went 10 his country estate Saturday 10 continue a convales- cence which his doctors have call ed satisfactory.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-10
Truman Hands Record Budget To Congress
(By The Associated Press Year ending June 30, l949

Income (under
 present tax laws S39,58O,OOO,OOO Outgo O,l8O,OOO, ,OOO Deficit 6OO,OOO,OOO Year-end Debt S25l, 100000
 Year ending June 30, 1850 Income (under
 present tax laws S4O,985, 100000 Outgo S41,858, ,OOO,O Deficit 873,OOO, 900 Year-end Debt S251,925, ,OOO, ,OOO
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
SuspecIUniIed
Nations Men OF
Subyersiye Acts

WASHINGTON. july A sc-
nate group IS taking action % az
a. Gust from the United States
some representatives 81 the uni-
tsd Nas1oas ounfcrrrces - hw~~
SucCesx. who are c0mniung sub
vcrstVc acts
Attorney General Tom Clark
said that FBI investigation show
that "a UN representative are uf
have been engaged In conspirscles
against the United State
In the country II large. hc add
ed. "a Is estimated that there are
a.000 aliens Who are sprcadlns
rommunistlc dortFinea 90 in either
WAYS are working against TIE
government A. g. A. latter
CLARK explained. there is nu w ay
a present O. rad the United States
~ them unless they afe appfcHru
dcd committing subNCIsiRV att
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Z aaspaiHm ! oF lunsl-
Aissui Iiaif way
tms.iassls Plan fo
& m8rs fbu ~iR Merk-

f afsFftssiHN cam
f mmnf hafslnfss
.-.. t...ff ......
ttf haiaf
- fFs Hf diapiaf sa
f.. sffa.sfssl .n Have
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Appropriation
To he Cut For
Armed Services

WASHINGTON July Is Pro
psss.d spprupfi siiun fnr the
Army Nav, snd Alr Furcc d ap-
psrcnily n fpr furthcr siashing
iu thr rnafe
Tie efs f-ff.
vided fur un thr biu - Il came
ifum thc Iiaaiae. asa 81 -
rlalit ws mdiratNi Sen
atuf Walter GoHEe uf Georgia
thinks ~ lrast S balloon klU0 mil
liun slsuuli D. lssshr fr,.sn tire
suu. haIi Senaiur iiuansr Fergu
son 81 Michigan maintain that
thr apfHupr isiiuu ,liuuid - Cut
duwu 50 hilliun
Senatur Elmer Thanss a Utah
satd thai there b. little dttiht tlle
auuant wiil lac eat a leasf Sa2l
million Other ssnstnrs. lEyih Ilr-
mucfsi anl ilepuhltrsug. feel
that aitugctller tno mssrh money
has tsrUn pfulHaei fug the arms
program
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
S2I.6 900 IN BUILDING
PERMITS ARE ISSUED
Part OF Sl.tHHI.laHb
lsuilsling Program;
Two Ilols,r- ln duck.
tlne ln Ilaglrr Asrnus

Iiuilding permits issued rcucni-
rs nciudcd three fof erection oi
tao huuass on D8gk avenue and
amuthef un FlaElcf avtnue i0r =
total clut 81 So Gfio
Thear are three more ui the 100
o. D. bullt here bY sunshine Con
sirsCtom CUmpany ~ kry West,
from rrt cut rlAtrrl.sis prepared
by Flury and Crouch Co
Claude Blake Will uecupy unC
of the houses st 48i6 Dutk ave
nue Arthur Crufooi another a.
378s Duck avcnue. and City
Building Inspector Re-, y Butter
q third a. sass FlaEief avenue
Steadv employment iuf a. least
- mcn has resulted from tho
milhun dollar private housing
pfolcct Joe Siruga. head ui sun
SHINE Constitution company said
that aii except unc uf n sWplay
Cent nIcd or Pes, rhregl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
More BuSncn
Nav Strike I'm
New York City

NV YORK July l6 Michacl
Quill president of the Bas Tran
nnftation Union in this cts. SAID
tgsiav that II the strike a. some
ui the btis cunpanies Is nus set
tind - mext week. be may caii
ouf she wofkmen at V6 ether baas
eumpantes-
The present strikc incUuvcn-
tunccs one and one half million
cummutors in gctting a. and from
their work. and 4 was estimated
that that number viii be- doubled
II al the other busmen walked
uif their jobs
Negntlsiions thms Gar held. IN
attempts to settle the strike hayN
ucon unavailing
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Negro Caught
Early Today
BeneaiI, Bed
Hide I msler u osmmm ;
Bed Charged v ith
Isreakimx And fn.
lsrimg Building

Robert y Hfseauaa. = m@Kfn HN
ing - Tt8 C'h8EHssmn lmBF. wms mf
rested emFlN thta us&naaA& go .
charge oi hFemkaaG mfai emaWxsgsK
tte hssssas - Mfa TunV iAaFtta
whs hives - III Falsua ssrwst
Tise ufsrshA faMagui fhml -
front auoF haa iwvn gpNsse8 =
Is pFe1anaea slss wt@n wtao psieasi
iled himself - 1lluimaA lssa 80
tered the Daxila huafss sassai -
o. m
i.ateT larAire Chtef Arsw8sss
Kemp turned 1lsansa wtss a. fle
shsuffs 0gfife Deposits slleFslf
FFank Meht~f ulaness hHm tn iali
End viii turn fl,sanas mve8 -
rssre Jssiau0 nfg iiauslin fsa .
lseaftng iaieg
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Junior Red
Cross Delegates
Leave Tomorrow

DeieEstra im tlrs 1ssmhag Hed
Cusss lradership tFalminN unmasg
wiii leave tuluufFoa asufnsnN fas
Miami. where thsv en- sleea ttv
iuninr members uf tlse Msmmai
Chapter ana pftweUd ta CsmW
Mac. neEF TailadeNa. Aintsamaa
EaEene l. HusRftn - yeas -
son ~ NJ nna Ms FuNens IA
ertA 81 Cafhallr lane. Wtil rnssfs
zent tAs Key West fiiNh sshs@4
Diane CuidhwFM ~ wUmf ald
daughter IT hir. mnd Asa it@ffs
Goldbcrg. 100 FiaKlef avenuE
wiii represent tix Conxeui ~
Mary Immerulntr
These IuninT tuNullncFH uf ths
Key west Chapter of ths Ameg
can Red CFua& we're aeleFtea ~
the pFIncapals. teaehers ana -
eCutivc commltiee ~ tise taniar
Rcd Cfuas brfore thr eifminn "A
the schual term IN Iunr
The camp wtli ho tn aFsafua
from July ~ thruuEh Juig -
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

construction oi tis Muuc,pal '-
dunn
CTS C.umi .nusf fHhu tr
lrnsll urgesiet ihs sis of ti.s
go, bes,h. nos is*asf - ~
Brown Csftoneil sfeuet thsi ESQ
1tt cpuld then sllai ti0usl f.r
construction 81 ils Nuut.paI
Ststiuu
Rotary Prssident Robert
Dopp; Id fight the ssls Of the
Clty beech 90 the lest ditch. Toe
many citiEens arc using that
beach nos. The city should e.
psnd its beach holdings. net
lessen them.
Tl1s icea 80 slI uun lntsrf Z
bearnE h1nds o. ke1 We ter
ass alsn msntHuei but that plan
brought Itil, prn fuf mant
figured that % asula M hs ut
,ossiu
Anuih,l tiuuari o. f,duo all
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
School Budget, Not
To Increase County
Tax Rate, Set Forth
90 HFtmz ~Flsrsimlesl
6mif tbs iimslzs-t
trsss ialfs iwr Grand
Hmsml mf S-1Zzz2.R.l

HH mA hu e. .mrrease .n tiar
esH EaH fs Fef fu fhr public
mm hmfd ul Puhic
@m ssgsusea of ttr hud
mN fu amasf tile dlrvttian
NaHes fFMfennf mfEwumtcnd
NH M ga@e mafFtetian
NNafsmN ul ffr aiari
am fH ~ 8 81 1uiy
M mH H# aema flsaf - Auura
EHtaane .a su ufftcsai
HHms eaarm3seFw in to
Nm
M t hfal faafEef talla
81 - HNF - kTll1T2E3 fuf
M saats iaF tise q sal
W 1uif and siHl-
~ t#m
- Ms maHe mfaatsmi "a
NTssgsmef s unu ~
So fm nfFaaffuaai aaial res.
M WM 49, ffsnsIa8ftation
ew Hela anTwsee So ou1
M w Hmsn aH 8t1 ae9 af s.sfi
- aam ssad smie4eaf ~
sA aa 69aa - &C. ufher "a
-
FEEama uri1iltr ftnh
- - ffs pamrhaae ~ has
fH w aHm M~Fn psiaaif acasfssls
w M H# HamFa8se - mnuN -
M ~ Am m8alalfman amd meN
Assess faa aHfts Eaatf1 nerF ipia
N8a "a rsatr end iesirgai
NM8sET ~ rtsfufv tsKcs.
ms8 Distract taAra
@ m ftH Hfaar Nafia0 Com
~ a1 ufiN kta1an
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Two kcy Wcslcrs
ROTC Students
Fort Benning

PORT BfNkiNG Ca Julv -
john sydney Fvsns 4i6 Oilvts
ifret and Jsute CALVIN Register
j.. 1907 Pciruuia street KEY
Wet WTC students. have cum
plctsd twn wppkt af the annual
slk week Cneaulpinenl ~ thr Re
aritc uifreG Training Cmps.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
rml Control
tHfmcrS I0Be
Malmslcsl Here

- sac remt zen
hm Mimani fmf
mas m keF Wet Vna
ems # lhaA Hiihin tau
Haa Hemf ffantru1 officials
tes.larlY "a Key
MMlnm n ncfvalfi8
aH a8fieN fn illN Pasl
aEma &C. thea ueeu-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Harry ]. Jordan
Died This Morning

il#rfy JMutes Jordan -. dted
thts uiufnina % tae MfsnIee
County Huspitsl sftsf - sKteff
81 iilnrss
He Is survive hF his w sa'fa
Nrs Margaret Jordan tvsu srfs
lark and Iam1ss Jordan
The luu,fx Will ~ cni Us the
Plt,herd Pune 81 iiums g. -
suu fuf funeral eervtres and
burial tn ihe faanIl} plut
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Cuban Advertising
Worthwhile, Chamber
Statement Says

means. continue the promotion.
Sos at lnast another siA weeks
Poe several yeafs We in KEY
West have cnvict ths summer in-
fluK uf Cuban tourist iuiu Ma
tCuniinusd Ou Page Three
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

The CITY FatheFs went the
atsdiurn repaired. bat they siso
would LIE to know the public
reaction 20 the lc assoline tax.
These citizens IN Key West who
tavof oF who oppose the con
tenpiated sctinn. are urgently
requested 60 contact tho coon
satssiunera. city manager. 90
wFtte letters 90 The Editor -
The CitiEen explaining their
stand on the matter.
hninrt hsup COOS al lHf Iu
lrn uuunittfs usuauuul
tts plau tatsI tH.t h, wuId
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Finds Dollar:
Wins Car

ADA Okis ffndIue HHIlsf
hill in sck uf osv i'rt J J
Dave ueed t g. bIH t.,srf
ful sn American Logon sni.nHs
hilc sffls Ou fHias fis .tH
tsenih hfe ttkrt uuu hn
new Fuh .asiau
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Thoughtful Thief

CUMBERLAND Nj u wss a
4 thuushtiul thief Who. after
stealing clothes from twenty
rlothcsline. neatlv stacks the
IN a pile
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Want PHbiic'S Diew knOWH :. i.

City Commissioner lost night unanimously upCcd io levy
a lc per quon qusolnc sold wtlnln the city limits a.
receipts from Tho qu8ohnc would hc cunutkcd oT
sfucton ol a Key West Municipal atGttum
Tho ordinance will como zap tof FIRST fcutur 0n huJut
ExUC amount o The iux cshmocd ui D. Wll not lc
definitely known until hos been mndc with tlo wcIh
umd department n Taluhuaacc
Evening star., 1949-08-13

ment at the picnic of the Clan
MacLennan, local chapter Of the
Order of Scottish Clans, at pm.
tomorrow at Sixteenth and Colo
RADIO avenue NV. in Rock Greek
Park. Scottish group dancing,
soccer and tug events are
also scheduled on the program.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Births Reported

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
James and Anna Anderson. boy.
Clyde and Eileen Bates, girl.
Ira and Frances Bell. boy.
Gene and Elizabeth Benbow. boy.
Harper and Gladys Beverage. girl.
Juan and Gladys Bonoan. girl
Floyd and Helene Bost, bov and girl.
A'Delbert and Rebecca Bowen. boy.
Thomas and Margaret Briguglio, girl.
Glenn and Ann Brumm, boy.
Leslie and Anabel Bryant girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-13

David and Ada Burke. boy.
Herbert and Catherine. Cole, girl;
Eugene Eaato and nd Shirley Compton, boy.
James and Gina Curtis, girl,
Carey and Sally Daniels, girl.
Morry ariy and and Helen Dunnayer. boy.
oliver and Lidia Fawlkes, girl. .
Robert and Helen Garvey, girl:
ARatew Mo1timer anq and EIadre Midred janis. boy. "
Roy and Mabel Jerabeck. boy;
Elmo and villa Johnson girl: L.,
Sol and Ardella Kans. girl
Lyon and Doris McMurray, girl
Warren and Mary MilStead, boy.
Constantine and Wanda Pappadeas, boy
Fritz and Ethel Pulls. girl.
John and Patricia Rhodes, boy.
Joe and Martha Rike, girl.
James and Hilda schwab. girl:
Gresory and yizannah 11ian sbs5man sessrt boS oSs
Carlton and Alice Stewart, girl.
John and Eleanor Sullivan, boy.
Edwin and Marjorie Summers, glrl.
Franklin and Lillian Sweeney aey, girl.
Horace and Doris Talley, girl.
Edgar and Imogen Tillett, BOY.
Harry and Betty Walker girl
oliver and Mary Weeklev' elri.
Maurice and Stsitor,s Josie Welvn; WicoSsn oSs girl
RlCndTQ dilO
joseph and Jean Wise. boy. -,
Fred and Margaret Abercrum6ie girl
John and Helen Anderson. girl.
Alfred and Bertha Bell; boy;
Russell and Ethel Brooks, girl;
Horace and Ursula Brown. girl.
shannon and Evelyn Dixon boy,
Clifton and Texana vFspEI;n Ferguson e,Fl Flri ,
Elton and Georgia Harris. girl.
Reniamin and odessa Harrison, boy.
George and Laura HAYNES; Wassob boy; s,,,
Ubert and Gertrude HEBRON; eHi.
James and Laura Jones, girl. x,-,
warren and Berdina Magruder' girl.
Reuben and Emma Marks. girl.
lanes and Emma Mathew, boy.
Evening star., 1949-08-13

day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Harold e Powell e and nd Elsie Hsrri RI
Eldon c. watts, q, Topeka, Kans;;, sI and
f'osae' and Ruth Il L. Hiilyard. II. iss Webster
Shirley u r. Estes. "a. 1e New York ave.
! ne. and Betty L. Nixon, 20, 21O
Joseph A; Tezla' e2' Marine Barracks racks
eer een eha ai NeWtown sss SQUARE aua es Pa 'pen
Donald ], Olsen: y, Takoma Park. Nd,
and Patricia A. Horan' 49, 6s17 Geor-
Roy c; Bouiton, ir.. %, Easton. Pa. and
Russell F. Miller. 81, Navy. Anacostia
and Naomi E. Kramer. 20. 5l4 l4th
David McGaha. %. and Beulah Perry
"A; both Of S- 9ol M st. NV AND
Violet c. Murphy. %, 2105 32nd pl. Sc.
NV. and liza A. Parr, A. Sl4 Allison
Robert" !" = Z Hagood; 80; and Matte Bran
Lester Phillips, As. 1917 @ st: NV, and
Kathryn B. Todd. 30. 1854 Calvert
warren sri ny J. Bikey, 80, Poynette, Wis, and
Franchises, A. r. Beltre. 29 Takoma
Donneli P Davis. 25. 1904 Randolph st
NV. and Helen W. Welch' "a Airing
James v. " Bonita 90. and Elizabeth j
Tipton. "a, both of ala Beck st. Sc
Robert F.. Haas, 20. College Park. Md.
and Nellie G. Thornes, 49, 423 Massa-
Arthur HUH H Ian Lang. 10. 1902 crittenden st
NV. and Dorothy N. Hart 81, 39f3
James E. spicer. 3e and Mary H. Kellam
o6, both Of Takoma Park, Md.
! Salvatore j. DePace, 1S, Fort Belvolr
| Va, and Marv ]. Johnson, 20, 1881
Belmont st. NV.
and Mary T. Mesgam, "a, 270I 4th
Edmund H. Tague. As. 16 BRYANT St NV
and Evelyn M. Loanhardt &c. 467 F
George Gs: ) W. Dobbs. es. 1924 18th st. NV.
and Rosina Wastaferro, 34' l71s N
Ebert sei Il. /. Hall, 55. 1877 Yuma st. Sc, and
Sylvia L: Holley, a. 1882 10th st. NV
Robert G. Witham.: 90, Chevy Chase. Nd
| and susan L. Crawford, %, 1924 sth
| st. NV
Evening star., 1949-08-13

William and PHYLLIS Medley, girl,
Theodore and Florence Myers. girl.
| Samuel and Pearl Nelson. girl
Ernest and Thomasine Reed. boy.
James and Betty Russell, girl.
Kenneth and Dorcas Simms, boy.
Joseph and Cora Smackum. girl.
Joseph and Garnetta Spriggs, boy.
VanderZee and Irene whitney. boy.
James and Vivian Woody, girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. latD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one duy. Dait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-08-13
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bessie wagshal 95.- 1925 Spring I'd. NV
Mary Wilker SO. 226 L st. s.e.
Samuel Higgins, 81. soldiers Home.
George De Perini, so, 1O44 Buchanan st
Alice ice Elliott: rs, s7oo Conn; aye. NV.
William Benezette. 70. 102S 4th st; sc.
Nina 3nnhis slifford. SrTrh7 7o, IS sth st. Sc.
Frederick Becker So 1854 21st st. NV
Bessie Joyce, 65 1882 25th st Sc.
Lipscomb Theodric, 81. 27l4 26th st. ne
Louise Morisi 40, 1774 Columbia rd. NV
Mitchell Blanken. A, 1905 18th st. NV
| Arlen ST. Louis, %, Schenectady, N. Y.
Walter Alberty, 10. Williamsett'. Mass.
Thomas Bishop. 8. Warrenton. Va.
| Infant Brown. Silver Spring. Md.
| Infant Ankers, not given.
| Infant Hughes not given.
| Infant Wade, not given;
| infant Gladstone ta). 2926 10th st. ne
| infant Gladstone (b), 1925 10th st. ne
| Henry Blackwell, 70, 5202 Hayes st. ne
Daniel Dorsey. 6s. 1917 st. NV
Hayes Robinson, 80: 1872 2lst ST. NV
Lance Butler, 81, 81 Myrtle St ne.
Ednalee Coins. %, 612 Gresham pl. n"
Clan to Hold Picnic
Bagpipe and string music will
be among the featured entertain
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
Service Board
Open Monday
To5P.M.

In view 20 the rtGFtaiied artiogl
required of she Selective service
System. Local Board No "a. lo
Gated IN post Office Building
Room 2o4. wili b. open on Mon
day.
The curtsilnlent - operation
~ the SeiectiVe Serviue Board
does MT waive any requirement.
~ ihs Selectlye Service Act ~
1913. and yosIng men Who be
come eighteen are required g.
register within i've DAYS of the
date of their eighteenth birthday
"All other requirements of thc
act are also stiil ~ effect, and
registTants should keep their D..
cal boards sdvizcd 81 ans change
Ia status"
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
Nat. Airlines
Reports Record
Summer Travel

MIAMI. July y National
Airlines busrd ~ dircctnrs, meet
,ng N Miami yesterday. saw hg
urcs on the busiest summer see
son N Nationals history and =
winter season which in SIX
months wiped out more than =
million dollar lass and rolled up
= net profit q k3s5 600
Il wss = fact that National
Is operating right around the
break even point tn mad Juls
which almost startled the direc-
tofs--seven oi whom are from
Florida
This Is lust the beginning our
summer business -vill multiply
next year And = good summer
season means = balanced ccono.
ms for Florida. on a. high = level
a. anywhere in the United
State President & 7 Bakel
said
Baker explained National An
lines business in June vas up
nearly % pet cent over NAV
Traffic thus Tar an July .s run
ninG about 10 pei cent over June
July brought new passengef
rcCord for q single dsy Travel
agencies also booked record busl-
ness VIA National during june
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
City Board Will Act Today
On FILA Finance Program
lsexs,lmlion DrdIrIl
Gp This Morning
&C. 4 arsxisleTed
fFatri.m Aimsesl "a
NAfA lim~ lkr~m ~~ma
D. v m.hinglan.
A. anFhsssmsll ~ays

uNsNl4tuE fhN Pc
Aam m4ffallun IA
W - - ~ hnsmvs
~ - sHwi a. spcciai
#2 e NN Ctv Commission
- - kela 81 8 3 ma taiay
we msan9 q tlle rezsslutiun
Has EakaN aN al q mreilna ai II =
m - tks afilue uf City
Ee wainh - Spaisiina and
assFmg hV Cts CnmmissiuncT
Eaaa raflsnril end CITY Atiurn-
~ kNnasasas tsesaNE
keNssN mas .aatraarted e. draw
- q aEN ssgaca 81 tlgai
g. 49, s1laffafies afffrfals ~
ana ere Regional
Et ~ Cmal Gahles Nill
e. a ~ uhe Cts Com
ranralriua ln the O.
m Hlana 81 fie government
81 ~
HkH ffmiilfs.n aiii te drawn.
g. Caflrufn fn res
Ea e. nrfnf criticism Nhich
~ mf tne fnanrlnH plaus II
an HflA rr nas "a q a1t4md hBs
#H rsH .at ns.faraHiiF IS thai
NH HlfA n NnHmGug keY West
h Is s asimf3 maumer said
0asseml ufm tFne of iuans
ffm FffA m guaranteeing
rnns.nuea Ga Page SiKl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
LITTLE WHITE
HOUSE DRAWS
MANY VISITORS
Locafi0n OF Place
Most Frequent
Question
Greatest Tourist
Attraction In City,
According To
A.. -. Marine Guards

a.. =. Marine Guard.

THE Little white House In tlse
Key Wet Naval Station Is the
biEgesi tourist attraction ar tire
city. according to q $ Marine
guards stationed - the entrance
to the Naval station
Where can hnd the Little
Whitc HusiseT". m the question
most often fired ~ the Msrines
un the gate
SmllIngly cuurteuu a. the Ma
rlues indicate tur waB o. reach
the haiildinE made fsnluus by the
frequent visits of President Tru
man The visitors are tuid MT o.
got 0ut of their ears "a the Little
White iluuse
Cameras are prrmitted ~ the
hanlding The ears may - step
ped for thr curious visitpFs o.
catch q quick loDk see ~ the 1t
tlc White House
g. the aftcfnuuns q b. MT un-
common g. have abaut 80 visitors
CARS drive up o. the Naval sta
tom gate seeking admission They
arc sbout $50 persons in the au-
tumobilcs The gate Is open until
8 . m
Usually all the visitors want
o. see the building before 4p ~ ".
said a 4 : Marine today I'd say
the influx 90 vIsItors o. the sta
tom D. greater noW than e has
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here
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more
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Vaughan To
Testify About
'5PercenierS'
Summons io Appear
BEFORE Committee
Comes follos ing
Irunlans Approval

WASHINGTON. July - q
was announced today thst the ae-
nate Cummittce investigating tic
Five prcCenters has decidsd iu
call the President military slfie
MAJOR General Vaughan co tcstl
~
a representa- We. in comment
ma 0n the committee rfpurt
said that Vaughan sitpall have
been "pounding on thc commit
tees dnor dcmandiuA that be-
should b. heard
ExpiaininE that statement the
representative SAID that hp made
a beCause there hss hsrn .a much
upen talk sts'aIt Vaughan fanll-
tContinued On Page SlN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
Treaty Nations
Applaud Senate
OK. OF Pact
TO- .ia Amsl iier
Salsllsts- As-ert Pact
Not Workable;
aIo-roa FullninaIe~
tms As@~ssmssa Frs..s

LONDON. July 1-The United
State senate's Fatiiig sttsn ol the
treaty that m@ke ia tng that
cuuntry's entrance ~ thC North
Atlantic Pact was hailed with ap
proval by newspapers here and
elsewhere In western Eur0pe. bat
was roundly denounced hy Russia
and her satellite nationS.
pro-treaiy comment was that
tho II countries that have enter
81 TIE alliance ar are about o.
enter assure the peace u the
world. ~ neither Russia nor any
countries with aggressive tendcn-
cies will dare % challenge thc
powers that are allied IN the pact
A comparison Of manpower and
weapons of war shows that the
pact members nave e00. 600 more
soldiers than the communist
nations. with an incompatible
superiority In naval power and
Ear more power in the AR. u was
indicated that some of the treaty
powers have airpisne secrets that
have not been disclosed. while
Russia b sending out propaganda
about her superiority In the air
Moscow and the capltals of So
tcllite nations declared that the
treaty wili not last Russian pa
pers said editorially that the pact
will prove o. b. unavoidable
They stated further that the ALI.
snce is directed particularly a
Russia
Inndon comment wss that the
pact was formed by peace loving
countries that view Il a. the best
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