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BOATS

TRAILER, factory built aIl-steel
trailer, arranged 10 carry all your
drive it away. Call HARRIS. NO
TRoLLING FOR ROCK. trout. blues;
Bloody Point, Sharp. Gooses. Resery.
Call CAPT KING Wa 4I92
VERY FEW new boats viii be built
IN 1852; used boat prices will be
hlgher by spring; buy now; save
1g4i So s~x1o'5~ Owens Sc
dan. beautiful - s415o
1916 26' Steelcraft day cruis-
,er, sleeps 2 2-----..---. $500
I5fl 20, Chris Craft sedan $500
Ia4I 90, Chris Craft, sleeps 4,s00
1898 33' Chris Craft. new
dinstte daSG Kermath' phone tkoo
1851 33' Correct Craft. exp. '0O
PACKARD Packerds, som. sSim p. h.. i'pfeip; phohe
pressure water. fish wells 10000
Chryslers, 1914, phone. Lux
1885 So Richardson fisher 0'O0O
1888 ' ss' Chris Craft sport $500
fisherman. twin 95-h.p 5000
1888 SO, Fishing cruiser,
new, ll5-h. p. ChrySler 170O
1887 So Elco, new twin
Chryslers, used 100 hrs.
Foam mattresses. beautiful
condition ,------. $500
1910 39' Fisherman. twin
Shryslers CHI el s,,.-,.,..---,----- $500
Chr Chrysler l949 - $500
1929 43' Elco walk. around
deck dsd o;--------1- $500
l50-h.p. Packards, phone,
pressure water, beautiful l4,5OO
1880 ~ Lawley yacht, twin
Gray Diesels new 1915, oil
furnace, shower, a bargain 12.5oO
Packard engines. Martin outboard
phones.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W. RE. 4797-479S.
WASHINGTON. 4. D. c.
Division STICKELL Wheel ER
YACHT CO. Baltimore, Md.
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WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for home on water
front within committing distance
Of Washington. Give price and de-
tails. Box 339-B, Star.
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TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1888 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
RuYER'S PRICE,

Is this 240-acre rolling farm. about
200 acres open, balance wooded, on
good gravel road near U. 8. highway
within 3S miles of washington, with
two beautiful streams, improved
with an S-room log and frame
residence, in good farmhouse condi-
tion. with electricity, water and
bath: lovely setting with attractive
mountain view in the center Of the
farm; there is an old tenant house
in need OF repairs and some out
buildings. Try to match this at
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LONG BEACH
8 MODERN COTTAGES
EXCELLENT RITYS

Large water-f front cottage. not
previously for sale: 100-ft. frontage;
living room, dining room, electric
kitchen, 4 bedrooms. bath and in
closed porches; partly furnished
Price only $l1.50O. Terms and
y payments to suit purchaser.
:; FuHy furnished 1-bedroom cottage,
Iuily modern with many features;
new-house condition. Price, $500:
:, terms TO suit purchaser.
o; Modern frame cottage. 800 II.
from Chesapeake Bay. An unusually
good buy at 81 500; down payment
$1,000. '-- - y
Also water-view lot, 55xl2o on 40
IL street; Price. $3.50; down pay
ment. S100; monthly payment. SI5
Lights, phone. year-around water
system, private boat harbor. trash
and garbage collection; many other
services and improvements. To In
Spect. drive s miles south Of Prince
Frederick on SolomonS Island I'd
turn left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs TO Office on bay.
N. E. RoCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST-TRUsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC. 11b Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
CASH ON lst AND 2nd TRUST
NOTES, incl. Let trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored
notes In .. C.. Md. and Va. FULTON
4; GORDON. the Colorado Bldg,
54tn and q SITS. NV. DI. 1880.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING
VIII buy second trust notes. D. c..
NATIONAL MoRTGAGEE' E'aIiS g. INVEST. lss1s.
MENT CORR. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 5s33.
lst AND End TRUST LOANS avail.
able for homes. apartments and
commercial properties. 4 to So in
terest. A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4 L st.
NV. MA. 4l57; ewes, HO. 1867.
FIRST and SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 g st, NV ME. 2495
lst, End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS.
ME. 5lS5, Ho. S041. MR.. MARTIN.
i1t% 20 YEAR FINANCING available
on aeceptable. brick homes in better
locations. A few GI loans available
on choice basis. Call Mr.. Dieudonne
GAO. No1
end TRUST NOTES wANTED-cash
1895. ga
1st TRUST LOANS available on ac-
ceptable brick houses in better loca-
ton In MONTGOMERY Co. OIL. 1109.
2ND MORTGAGE LoANs-FREE
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GARAGES

ses CLAIMING 2 ST. NE. - Lear
17I5 10Th ST. N.W.-Heated garage
for rent. S15. a month. Call j. H.
Knox, office of ROBERT W. SAVAGE,
514 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500.
1886 r ST. (rearD-Brick garage
easy access. Call North 5000.
GARAGE FOR RENT, vicinity 21si
and G NV. RE. 0645, Apt. 204.
400 BLOCK OF lst ST. NV, approx
1,150 So. #. cement f.. excellent for
storage, ETC.; reas. rent; immed. oc-
cup Call ME. 5402. LEO M BERN
STEIN g. CO.. l415 K st. NV.
1909 3rd ST. N.E.-Garage in 2nd
commercial zone, 1sx70 TT. deep
gas heat, lavatory. lge. overhead
doors. front and rear bldg. ceiling
height 16 it., fireproof; $175 per
mo. PAT TROIANO, S27 14th st.
NV, NA. 1921, lis
GARAGE WANTED in Silver Spring
area, NV; or vicinity; commercial
GARAGE al; FOR RENT, for storage;
new cinder block. 500 50. #. Rear
482 L ST. s.w. CO. 0S06. -17
HEATED GARAGES FOR RENT, 12o
GARsAsGE WANTED tmmed. vicinity
Supreme Court and Senate ONCE
Bldg. Reas. Ii. 6-10S5.
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oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE

WINCHESTER, vA.--30s North Brad
and the late Moliie Glen; Z rooms
and bath, 3 glassed-in porches, coal
(stoker) hot-water heat. very large
electric water heater; lot 25x15O
feet to alley; downtown" location,
suitable for renting rooms or pro-
fessional purposes. To be sold to
highest bidder at the County Court
uary 4: Further Information. call
LII. 1896.
$500 DOWN and $500 per month
buys 20 acres on u. s. No. SO, 4
miles from town, old shack on prop
erty. electricity available, good
stream. small pond site Total price
$4,000. /. B. BROOKS, Orange,
Virginia. Phone 7344, Sunday,
Gordonsville 255. -16
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MOTORCYCLES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

1851 WHIZZER Sptmn. motorcycle. |
$50. AARON r. SMITH, 1881 Sum-
ner I'd. Sc. Home Sun, Dec. 10.
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
lO14 K st. NV. Q1th and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate you present trust, there
by reducing monthly payment and
Interest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MIR. MILLER, LA. 6-5l94.
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

SEAbEE AMPHIBlAN, late 1a47; 1870
car trade. Must sell. Recalled to
service. 10. 2-3554.
ERCOuPE. late 40. Always han
cared. In excel cond. New metal
prop, 2-way radio. Further info
pleaSe call DI. 5995. Ewes. AD
AERONCA CHIEF. side-by-side, o
place '46: only $50 total hours: al
ways hangared; starter, radio. sensi-
tive altimeter. auxiliary gas tank;
5-hr. range: only 4 gals. gas per hi,
2-tone sport paint lob: selling be-
S795. 81. 1897. Id
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MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS

HARLEY '46. 45-cu.-in., very good
condition; new tires and battery re-
Gently. S1S Kennedy ST. NV.
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FLORIDA-PLANTATION ESTATES
Enjoy low-cost retirement among
friendly. congenial neighbors in tax
free home on famous Count De Barry
lakefront estate in the scenic high
lands of Florida; established COM
munity, never touched by hurricanes;
We build homes from $500, some
ready. U. S. Highway II between
De Land and Sanford. For COM
plete information address PLANTA-
TION ESTATES. INC. De Barry, Fla
FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOG
Homes and business. Inspect before
you travel. AMERICAN REALTY
% E. 18th St, N. Y. 3.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont,
194S STUDEBAKER DUMP - Good
condition. S1,050. Call LU. 2-2120.

conoition' oI'ooo. Cal LIZ. S-@i2O.
FORD '46. 1h.ton Van, light gray
finish,. very clean interior. Truck
used for local hauling only; tires
and motor in excellent conditions;
guaranteed inspection: S845. PARK
WAY-FORD, 3051 M st. NV. MI.
CHEVROLET AZ, h-ton sedan deliv-
cry; black finish, good tires. heater
and defroster: guaranteed insDec-
ton; S595. PARKWAY-FORD, 3O51
M st. NV. MI. 01S5.
JEEP 46, equipped aluminium body,
4-wheel drive, practically new tires,
clean interior; guaranteed inspec-
ton; S595. PARKWAY-FORD. 3051
M st. NV. MI. 01S5.
FORD Hs FL, panel; 3O-day guar
antee; SI93. HILL & SANDERS,
Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 40 DUMP, 2h-yd I;
S-25 ply tires. Motor reconditioned.
You cant beat this. S995. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer; lila Vermont Ave. NV.
INTERNATIONAL AZ, 3A-ton Ex-
press. $795. HILL & SANDERS,
Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. $3.50.
FORD 46, 1-ton panel. New dark
Hfn Enfen Rais sANpER saas' WASH 70 sG oaest SSss
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont Ave. N.
FORD 80 FL 1h-ton pickup; one
owner, extra clean, perfect red fin
lsh; S.gs S9g5; gDTnns g9aTantse and terms
ave. me-, DE. $500.
FORD 40 FL 1a-ton panel; heavy
duty transmission, tiptop condition
Throughout, perfect green finish;
SS95; guarantee and terms. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. l. ave.
ne, DE. $500.
STUDEBAKER AZ. h-ton stake body,
equlpt with 80 engine, SS95.
CHEVROLET AZ panel;radio. heater;
F8Rd1 sHse51spt E eEnd d9 I,sTD new paint S795
BURRoWs MOTOR CO. 14th and
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-4O26; TR, 5000.
TRUCK VALUES
1850 Ford; Model P-3; 1-ton pickup;
T. and h., 10000 miles; 81 1,095.
1949 Dodge; A2-ton capacity; q
1919 Ford Model c.o.E. F-6; heater,
2-speed rear axle; S1,095.
1949 Ford panel; real good buy; 1895
1949 Studebaker 1-ton stake; Al
1947 International; Model KB-5;
heater. heater. sg99ed tires. excel. running
194e Ford with 12-ft. aluminium
HALEY'S, INC.
NJ at First st. Sc. Ii. 10000
Dodge-Plymouth. Conveniently Loc
Only 8 Min. From Downtown
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ON'S ISLAND

SOLOMON'S ISLAND
SMALL ESTATE. on wide st. John
Greek. where the Patuxent meets
the Bay. ll-acre peninsula, h-mile
water front. 3 piers. Most attractive
man mouse with numerous depend
servants room above, extra nice
guest house OF living rm., 2 bed
rms. Kitchen. House furniture, sail
for two families, boys camp or
estate. Reduced from S26, 500 To
81 300 to settle estate. RESTORED
HOUSE. with beautiful view facing
chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent
Naval Air Station. 4 bedrooms.
baths. Oil (h.-w.) heat. This in
tereStfng old property must be seen
10 be appreciated. Call me and
come down today!
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1921
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Waterfront Specials
BEST ON WATER

-
New roads and bridges now under
construction will soon make these
onerlngs even more convenient TO
D. c. W.
S25,OO0-Poplar Ridge, on Bodkin,
near Chesapeake; one acre ground,
SpIenololy bnlit 3-bedroom ranch
style; pier. two-car garage,
800, O00-Widest Magothy; 200 feet
superb beach; 6 bedrooms, 2 tiled
baths; best neighborhood.
500. o.OO0-Gentleman's 20-acre estate,
minutes from Richie hwy; superb
brick residence, scar garage. out
buildings. yacht pier.
santa Clause has taken up his post
at the Wishing Well. Bring the
kiddieS.
H. M. SANDROCK co.
Dual Annapolis HWY, at Wishing
Well; Call Severna PIX. (Md.) I9I
or 393.
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A "STEAL" AT S3.5O0
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
TOBACCO FARM. l mile State road
frontage; $50 acres, 100 arabic; ex-
cellent soil; 5-room dwelling; bath,
electricity; 4-room tenant house: z
barns; farm buildings: buildings in
sured for 81 900; considerable mer-
charitable timber, S24. 900; liberal
LA PLATA. MD.-Town residence on
a 4-acre lot; fine old trees: town
stores; II rooms, bath. large porch;
oil heat;. modern conveniences: ga
rage. stable: poultry house\ SI7 900
GENERAL STORE in fast-growinr
section Charles, Co. Md: excellent
storeroom: postoffice;. ESQ pumps;
up-to-date stock and fixtures; g.
room onae modern err, Apartment; aoa 2-acre lot;
COBB ISLAND = Rambling 5-room
cottage: suitable year-round occu-
pancy; 2 baths; 2 porches; oil heat;
electricity; telephone; artesian well:
ss-acre lot. many fine fruit trees;
poultry, houses: garage; water
FOR INVESTMENT 11EiSSii / ,V9o' or subdivision:
opposite Andrews Field; s acres or
NEAR BRYAN's RID. on Mattawoman
Creek and State road; $50 acres:
poRF efoGS; ToBHcco iS5cS R1vER-Exception-
ally desirable homesites: 2 acres or
more; excellent neighborhood: 80
HoMEsfTES AND BusINEssGLoca-
tions in fast-growing towns; tracts
suitable retirement homes or small
farms: on beautiful rivers and ex-
cellent highways. Map on request.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 331I La Plata. Nd
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

NEW. mod. ranch-type home, $1,000,
Further details, phone WA. 2S02.
VESTS FLORIDA CATALOG!-Freel
Latest reduced prices on homes,
groves, resorts, cabins, motels,
farms, etc. Write for time-saying
12f, 1926 Western Saving Fund
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
rent. cheerful 2-bedrm.
house. completely furnished: 2
porches, large yard for sunbaths;
conv. location. Phone AL. l05S.
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h6 ACRES and 6-rm. home, beyond
the. Target Area. This old house
and nice land is on a good paved
road, is suitable for development as
and also includes a number of high
~ desirable building sites. $4,000
is the asking price and convenient
terms may be arranged. Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-12-16

OIOCh FARM a
$50 fertile acres, S-rm. house, cleo,
good barns, stream4 80 mi. D. c.;
$4,000; terms; cattle and equip
ment extra.
J. L. C. WEST
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TOBACCO FARM, A. A.
Co. Md. % miles to D. c. Good
water in house, basement; gear
garage, stable, corn crib. 4 chicken
houses. good tobacco barn. Price,
$14.500. Offered by WALTER M
BAUMAN, Wash, D. c.. MA. O529,
or evenings and Sunday call Mr.
Startling. West River. Md. Tel. 1921.
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WOODED, RAMBLER SITE-Nr. East
ft1c,sG FAILS GhTrsh ,tfG 2S9it oMN fr9ntage re-
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LoUDOUN COUNTY,

farm, level, nice streams, 5-room
house, bath pressure water. sink,
sieS. nreplace; open stairway. barn
Don't pay high rent, buy q 3-room
Quonset, large rooms, pressure
water, elec., full basement, nice
view, one acre, is miles, d. C. one
block of main highway at Dranes-
vile; Va: $3.50. Terms. G. B.
WOLFORD, Realtor. Ham. 21SI
Hamilton. Va. IR.
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FARM wANTED-I will trade =

FARM WANTED will trade my
new Chevy Chase home Of 8 bedrms.
and 2 baths Just being completed
payment on a 1st class stock farm
not less than $50 or 800 acres i'm
proved land, not hilly or rocky,
with good improvements, including
tenants house for manager. Must
be well watered and well located in
Ikeeadoun kea 61d Co, Va; Price not over
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BEAUT. STOCK FARM!
14Q ACRES
STOCK FARM

J. LEE PRICE
1908 s. Arlington Ridge Rd., Arl., Va
OF. 1904 or OK. 1900
, 1951-06-27
COAST GUARD

asked the Commanding Officer
of the Coast Guard, District if
he could arrange for transpor-
tation of the troops after re-
'ceiving word from Brigadier
General Robert M. Bathurst
that he was unable to carry
out plans for participation. of
Virgin Islanders of his Com
mand in the July 4th celebra-
ton to be held in st. Thomas
due to the fact that a military
requirement had arisen for use
of the salvage tug "Oppor-
tune" which was scheduled to
bring the troops to St. Thomas.
, 1951-06-27
GOVERNMENT

COLONIZATION eliminates t h e
necessity for boiling the water
from these standpipes as all
harmful organisms are des-
troyed by the process. Chic
rine is entirely harmless to the
user, but at first a slight I'M
usual taste will be noticed,
though not an unpleasant one.
The chlorination Of he
water in the Frederiksted
system will be put into effect
at an early date.
The Superintendent of Pub
lie Works requests that the
water from this potable sys-
tenn be used only for the per-
sonal or household purposes
for which the system was in
stalled. He requests the CO.
operation of the residents
about each outlet in protecting
that outlet from abuse. The
washing of cars and the truck
ing of water for livestock or
other non-personal use will
not be permitted, and it may
be found necessary to remove
the standpipe wherever such
abuse continues. /.
, 1951-06-27

Savings Bank Book No.
C-1418 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
Of is hereby requested to pre-
sent It to the Bank within
Twelve (12) weeks from this
date as otherwise the Book.
will be cancelled and a. rev
one issued in its place at the
expiration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
.Christiansted Branch
June 8. 1851
, 1951-06-27

GHAPPELL -.
without a fatal accident to
passenger or crew.
In making the presentation
it was stated that since the es-
tablishment of the National
Safety Council in 1912 Carib-
bean Atlantic Airlines h las
won this award every year.
This distinction is held by
only one other line, which is
Colonial in the United States.
Other representatives from
the Virgin Islands were Ben
jamin Bayne, President of the
st. Thomas Chamber of Com
merce, Cyril Francois, Harry
w. Goeggel,' Executive Direc-
tor of the V. |. Tourist De
velopment Board. At the
luncheon were stockholders,
officials of the Airlines and
other distinguished guests.
, 1951-04-28

Tigers for the price of waiver.
Who Is Mr., K?

Mr.. x, another baseball star
was born in Lomita, California
on February 9, 1923. He bats right
and throws right. He stands 6 feet,
/ inch and weighs IT'S pounds. He
is a pitcher. In 1947 he won II
games and lost 10 for Montreal.
The latter part Of the year he
was called by Brooklyn and had
a OIL record. In 1948 he won 6 and
lost 6 for Brooklyn and had an
earned run average of 4.46. Who
is Mr.. X?
Note: Yesterdays Mr.. x was
Gil Hodges.
, 1951-04-28
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "Alcoa Pointer
from Mobile via Puerto Rico
is due at Frederiksted on or
about April 10Th, accepting
freight for Trinidad.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1951-04-28
5 U B sc R IB E
Auction Notice

At the request Of William F.
iMoorhead, Esq. attorney for
and on behalf of Ferdinand
,.Finlay, Executor Of the Estate
of Ellen Fury deceased, and
pursuant to an order issued
out Of the District Court dated
April 2, 1851. The Vendue Di-
ector will sell at public auc-
ion the real property belong
ng to the said Estate to wit:
House and Lot Nc. 27A
Strand Street. Christiansted,
ST. Croix.
en- MONDAY, May q, 1851 at
4 O'Clock p. m. in the Court
House at Christiansted, st.
|Croix.
The conditions of the auc-
ton will be read at the time
of the sale.
The Vendue Directors Office,
Christiansted, St. Croix, the
10th day of April A. D. 1851.
D. c. CANEGATA
Vendue Director
ZEE: $500
say Two Dollars
, 1951-04-28
CARD Of THANKS

The relatives of Wilhelm
Barnes through this medium
wish to thank everyone who
has shown sympathy during
his illness and at his passing.
Special thank is given to the
Rev. Colin Williams and the
others who gave their most
valuable assistance in the time
of need.
Louise & Lionel Barnes
, 1951-04-28
Good Name Worth Audit Cost

Il notice that a request for an
audit of the $1286.7O expenditure
item was turned down because it
would allegedly cost an additional
$3.50 expense.
I'm view of the fact that the
two organizations founded by me
have contributed approximately
$4,000 worth of materials, gifts,
equipment and cash to the under
privileged children of the Virgin
Islands during the last three years,
I do not regard the expenditure
of $3.50 excessive if it would clear
the names of people who have
worked unselfshly, from base and
unsupported accusations. I.
II hope this whole matter can
be presented to the May 10th
meeting of the Police Athletic
League Board of Directors and
that, as a concerned party, I may
be permitted to receive a copy of
the minutes of the discussion"
, 1951-04-28
MRS. POSITION

%portunity to present these facts
before the erroneous statements
were presented to the Board of
Directors and the public at large,
l am sending copies of these cor
rections to Board members and
the local Press, and individuals
mentioned therein.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
CRIME. HORROR AND SEX ON THE AIR

Wayne Coy chairman of the Federal Communca
tions Commission record against the volume of crime
and horror programs that the radio and the fem
mime exposure and Livery stable humor that is appar
ent in television.
The average American will thoroughly endorse the
position taken by the F. c. c. chairman, who recently re-
marked that THE boy who used to himself with
chalk on wall is provided with teevision SCREEN
Plainly Mr.. Coy says there must be day of reckon
ing"
While we are strenuously opposed to governmental
censorship of all kinds just strongly opposed to
unofficial private censorship We do not like the fact that
most of radio and television programs controlled
BIZ rather small group of people in the United States
and that consequently they force the rest of the nation
listen to and what they think should be the air
Moreover, it is quite apparent that sophisticated
programs suitable the metropolitan of the ma
eDn utterly unsuited to many millions of people who
reside in the smaller communities Of the lands Obviously,
the continental mind which flourshes in Europe is not
yet indigenous those who reside in the United States.
Nevertheless, radio and teevson programs reflect
this mentality than any other.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-29
Chapter 8
PAUL EVAN LEHMAN

Chapter 8
ORIENT rode up 10 the Palace at
ID SIX the next morning TO find
four other men lOung!ng IN their
saddles. They were Frisco Pete,
Ed Hewlev. Red Conrad and Stub
Shelly. Stub was the only man
with a name remotely resembling
Shell and Brent had investigated
him carefully only to learn mat
he was doing a stretch tor man
slaughter at the time BENJAMIN
HOLSTER was murdered and there
fore could net be the man ne
sought.
From farther along the street
came the thud Of hoots and SIX
men rode by at & lope. Leading
them was Shotgun Cuthbert. he
gave Brent a swift, murderous
glance in passing and Brent felt
the hackles rise. Strange how ne
hated the man; he had never be-
fore hated anybody like this
Frisco Pete said, Looks like
the highway bunch is goin' on a
job too"
Jack RoseIl@ came swinging
around the corner of the Palace
on his roam, leading a packhorse.
He tossed the lead rope to Stub
and said, This way" He led them
in the direction opposite to that
taken by Cuthberts gang.
They rode steadily northward
and halted at noon to COOK and
eat dinner. They took the trail
again at the end of an hour and
that night they halted by a spring.
made camp and ate another good
meal. Then at Jacks order turned
in for the night. Late the next
afternoon they topped rise and
saw town ahead of them. Jack
said, That's Franklin. Wen find
q camping place bit farther on.
Precautions against their pres
ence being detected were taken
this time. They ate cold supper
and then Jack called them about
him.
He said, "A railroad branch line
runs through Franklin and con
meets with the main line at juno
ton City, twenty miles to the
north. The local which goes
through Franklin at noon tomor-
row will find a train waiting fol
it on the main line with ship
ment Of specie. 1t will be trans
ferred to the local for delivery al
Mescal. at the other end of the
branch line We're going to lift
that specie.
Tomorrow morning before
daylight well ride TO some wood:
across from the station. When The
train pulls in Brent and / viii
board the express car. The mes
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ATOMIC BOMBS AS AERIAL ARTILLERY

Senator Lister Hi of Alabama, member of the
sanate Military Appropriations subcommittee believes
atomic warheads have been reduced III size 10 the poh'
,shere they can be used aerial artillery.
He saws this will make great difference and change
fotarv thinking Undoubtedly. if what the Senator be-
eves is fact 1T won't be long, before fighting planes
are carrying atomic missiles and not only military but
civilian thinking WELL will be changed presumably,
If we can atomic warheads as aerial artillery the
Russians will soon be able to do the thing and the
fook for the next war becomes dangerous to CT
villains as well as to fighting men.
While we have not the same thing limited at be-
fore NAV be nothing than extra pressure for an
increased allotment for the aerial defense of the country
One cannot help reaching conclusion that there will
be no effective aerial defense against attacking planes.
About all that the nation do is seek superiority in
attack planes in dish faster than the enemy
can give il to