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Collins Predicts
More Men Needed

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-tR.-
The US. army chief of staff, Gen
eral j. Lawton Collins, predicts
we soon will have three and a half
million men under arms and that
world conditions will require
large armed forces for sometime
to come.
General Collins also made d
strong plea for universal military
training in a speech today at Tu-
lane University.
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impartial investigation of condi-
tons leading to lectionS in Ger
many.
Moreover, AcheSon asked Rus
STA to withdraw it objections to the
entrance of Italy into the U.N.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Jones, Albury
10 Become Elks

Winston Jones, Key West High
school coach and City Judge
Hilary Albury will be given =
side degree at the Elks Club 1T
9 tonight, it was announced to.
day,
Jones and Albury viii be mi
tiatcd into the Key West Elks
Lodge next Thursday night, At
which time George Holt, District
official of the Elks from Miami
viii be the honored guest.
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TRUMAN ARRIVES m KEY WEST
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offering this or another plan at
that time.
However, the allied communlque
emphasized:
"The U.N. will not consent TO
anything shst will permit the
military yressvres to be relieved
on the enemy and thus leopard
ixe the success Of achieving a
full.sesIe military srmisfiee. I"
The allies want to postpone final
settlement of the buffer zone until
all other armistice questions have
been settled, especially the ques-
ton of prisoners OF war. Some
hope for eventual progress in the
truce talk is held out by the Off
cial U.N. spokesman. who said
"There have been such situations
before which have been resolved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08
Adams Receivers

County Clerk Earl Adams Is
back at work today after
weeks Illness with severe throat
infection. it was learned today
Adams has been confined 10
his home with the nalady which
cleared sufficiently for him to
return to his desk today.
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TRUMAN, GENERAL

Continued FROM Page One!
from Washington under Arthur
Krock's by-line. He quoted a high
ly reliable source as saying Mr..
Truman made the offer Monday
and that Eisenhower didn't accept
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

it but didn't reject it ethereal
though he indicated that he opposed
the Truman domestic policy.
EisenhoWer's headquarters in
France also put the label of fiction
on the Krock story,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-08

When you're making fruit cake
chop the fruit and nuts the day be-
fore you want to make the cake,
they they'll be ready to add to the
batter and the cake-making will
not be long chore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
Before The
Camera

Despite shortages and threats
OF shortages imposed by the de-
Tense program, new products
continue to appear on the photo
market.
Now, for instance, there is a
photo electric meter for color
photography that weighs only
five ounces. II is made in Swift
zerland
This does not mean that you
cannot shoot color film with a
conventional meter, or with no
meter at all, for that matter, and
get good results. But for perfect
color balance, we need to know
not only how much light there is
-but what colors are in it,
White light, Of course, is not
really white. It is mixture OF
many colors.
The Swiss color meter is thin
Instrument of two cells; one reads
the red balance of light; the other
reads the blue. resistance net
work then adjusts the two read
ings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

lamp plugs. They are readily a.
valuable and easily attached to
the wire.
The lamp cord, Of course, con-
tainS two wires. One wire is at
tached to each terminal of the out
let or fitted with phone tips Then,
the other ends of the wire are
fastened to the two terminals of
the electric switch. II they are
exposed, they can be tapped or
covered with sealing wax, 3
Now, everything is ready.
The camera must be set up and
pre-focussed on the spot where
you can expect to catch a picture
perhaps bird feeder. The cam
epa can be caleouflaged, fit seems
necessary. However. the animals
will become used to the camera
few feet away. f
The important thing is not to
touch or disturb the spot where
you want the animal to pose
birds are unlikely to return to a
nest, for instance, if it has been
disturbed by humans.
The camera can be set up rig
idly on a device that clamps on
one end Of q tree limb. a fence
post or the like, and has bolt that
threads into the tripod socket on
the other.
With the camera set up and TO-
cuSsed, plug the extension cord
you have made into the extern
sion flash terminals on the syn
chronizer -. move back to the
limit of the cord and wait-switch
in handLfor- the photogenic mo-
meiit! @H
II you wish, you can use a flash
bulb, but ordinarily natural light
us moro pleasing Animals do not
seem to be unduly disturbed bv
the sound of the shutter being
tripped.
The device you have made has
another use. too.
In making portraits, YOU no
longer havo to be within arms
reach of the camera. 1t can be set
up on a tripod and focused. and
you arc free to walk around the
studio within the limits of the
extension tripping cord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
"Where does he go?"

Where does he go?"
Everywhere, and nowhere.
Coffee, more coffee, the hardware
store, a music shop, more coffee.
All around the Village in a dead
heat. The beard doesn't just walk;
he sprinfs like a purse snatcher."
A gate creaked, Their slammed
noisily. Red pulled Bigger into the
doorway. whispering, THE ambu-
latory boards out for his consti-
tutional again"
II was ArentG, carrying a large,
framed painting. Oddly gotten-up,
his hair in all directions, with the
dye in his beard enc with the sun
and his long legs failing energeti-
cally, Arents was the last Bo-
hemian, a classical Synthesis of
every Bohemian before him.
Red hurried along beside Jig
ger. "Bet it's a hockshop this stop.
The beard looks intent on more
coffee money"
After some blocks, Arents
turned up Greenwich Avenue. A
moment later, he entered a store.
The window read: BAROQUE
ART GALLERY, EXHIBITIONS.
Smaller lettering announced,
Framing Done on Premises"
Jigger held his cigarette pack
out to Red. "You keep in the
background, Red. I'll have an
other go at the beard when he
comes out"
Get anything on Arents at
Professor Scott's?"
''Just a phrase" Jigger de-
claimed. 'He whose brush was to
be a spear"
Red chuckled, "Beard-p pulling
mixed up with sense memory,
hun"
Jigger nodded. "The girl had
Arents' number, before moving
on to the next fellow"
There was next fellow them"
Yes, And a whopping love af-
fair, all wrapped up in the Ian
guage of motion picture adver-
tisement." Jigger touched Red
Warningly. ArentS was coming out
of the store gallery, empty-hand-
ed. Jigger said. Tail Arents, if
signal you to. And please, Red,
nothing half-hearted. Arents is
our one lead to the next fellow"
Red said obviously, by what
logic?"
Mans profound conceit. Show
me a guy who doesn't show Curl
osity about his successor, and I'll
show you eunuch."
Red chuckled, and Jigger hur-
ried to accost Arents.
(To be continued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
Brothers, Sister
Win Scholarships

NEW ORLEANS.-(A1.-It's no
cinch finding the cash to send
four kids to school and college
but in the family of w. L. Guerin
Of New Orleans, it turned out to
be Unexpectedly easy. How Gomez
The kids put themselves through
The Guerins have three sons and
a daughter. And they have won a
total of ten scholarships since
their grammar scnool days. The
Oldest is now q years old-and
all of them have scored academic
,ecords in the opportunities con
sistently. Result: college for every
body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
Chapter is

49, ~
IIGGER read the exercise.
- II was a composition done in
a quasi-confesSional vein; poetic,
elegantly overphrased, unblush-
ingiy overWritten. 1t was filled
with such lines as "He whose
brush was TO be his spear" -.
Il believed, entrusting him my
fears, only to watch him grow
weaker, as / grew weak i.
Jigger looked up. "A trifie over
done, but acute enough. IA hei.
way. she caught Arents.
..You agree that it was the
painter"
Unquestionably." Jigger turned
TO the pile of manuscripts. and be-
gan to read with Photographic
rapidity. But soon. as his head be-
gan to buzz and his eyes ached
and burned. he read more slowly,
abSorbin.. what he read even
more slowly. The exercises. as
many as he could read, had nag
ging quality, a shriE childlshness.
They were, TO degree. the story
of Susan Hunter, done with wells.
The vein was self-pitying, naive;
there were passages that limited
brutality, others that struck a
tone of horror and loathing Here
and there, Jigger was able to
piece a veil and identify Matthew
Hunter. Willie. Aunt Penny.
THE lady was prolific" Jigger
said finally pushing the pile OF
manuscripts from him. He stared
al the pile despondently. His day
in Lewiston had made the pile
superfuous-- He ALREADY had a
personality portrait of Susan
Hunter, What he needed now, was
something that would provide a
bridge from Arents to So Charlton
Street: something that would
move the chronology forward.
digger turned to Scott suddenly.
as il a blindfold had dropped,
freeing his vision. Professor, you
know the chronology of these
writings. Find me those that were
submitted after the piece about
Arents: those exercises that were
her very last; writings that might
brinP her biography up to the
time of murder"
Scott fumbled through the pile,
extracting some sheets and pass
ing them to Jigger.
Il believe THAI is all"
There were six sheets. Jigger
read them. his eyes roaming from
page to page, back and forth. COM
pairing, seeking unity of devel-
oprnent. OF story, an orderly ar
rangement of sequences in time.
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III LOW-COST
LContinued from papo onel

UNu from rage Onel
equipment utilities. transporta.
ton, superintendent. temporary
construction, taxes and all other
service facilities.
One exception in payment Of
cost by the contractor is the put
ting in Of the water main cxten-
sion by the Overseas fFlorida)
Aoueduct Commission.
The project site consists Of the
area within the property limits
bounded by First street. Fogartv
avenue and George street ex-
tending northwest from Fooarty
for approximately 835 feet and
is also known as the end Of
White street extension.
Now that the low biddjna con.
tract is under adviscment bv the
Atlanta regional housing au-
thority. it is assured that the
time limit for building projects.
under the Wherry Act, will be
met and FILA approval given.
Sewage and water system plans
are already in the FILA office.
The new housing at the naval
annex viii consist OF multiple
units of concrete block and con-
crete slab construction The de-
sign viii be ii. accord with build
ings all ready on the site. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
TOWN COUNCIL.
BROADCASTS MEETINGS

BENTON, Il.--(P).-This south
ern Illinois city's council is "on
the air" now, and the voters
like it.
The council chambers accous-
tics were so poor that hitherto
spectators couldn't hear what
was being debated. Hence, it was
a poor show. There were so
many empty audience seats thai
council operated almost in priva-
cy.
A public address system was
installed, The first night specta-
tors liked it SO well they apr
plauded at the end as they would
a good show. Mayor c. E. Hair
predicts good crowds now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
Great Grandson
Was AT Graduation

SAN PEDRO, California. car,
You'll be happy to know that
great-grandfather has finally got
through junior college It's not
that he spent any longer on his
studies - he just didn't get start
ed until a littlo late, Graduating
in this years senior class at San
Pedro is Clarence A. Gasser -
age 55. EIe is veteran Of both
great wars, and completed his
education under the CT. bill. On
hand for the celebration were no
less that five generations There
was Gassers mother, his wife, his
daughter. his granddaughter and
his great grandson - 10 months
old Magma Gum somethingi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23
Connie on the 7oul>s
BY JOHN RoEBURT
By JOHN RoEBURT

These exercises were, in effect,
chart marking the violent
thrashings of biology. The first
FIVE amounted to a love story; an
ecstatic catalogue of rare mo-
ments, discovery, trystS. The sixth
essay declined from the giddy
level of the others, like discord
in a symphony. Here was fear,
the recoiling from the less than
perfect. the anguish of abandon
ment. Susan Hunter had found
another love after Arents, truer
lore. and with it greater torment.
digger went to a window quiet
and stared out over a court
yard, SCOTS cough was a pin
dropping in vast spaces; he jerked
to a realization of Scott at. his ell
bow.
You were moved" Scott said.
"She ran from Arents, into an
other love affair."" Jiggci said.
That's pretty clear from those
scripts"
Scott nodded, and Jigger said,
Overheard. head over heels. And
scared 1t wouldn't last. Get that
reaction too?"
Eyes. 2 young girl in love, des-
perately in love.
The speech had an unexpected
softness and subtlety. Jigger
looked at Scott curiously. Funny
little man, he thought; funny if
Scout lived secretly in some lyri-
cal dream-World. What did hap
pen to staid little people grown
old? How much of the fervor and
the fever died, and how much re-
manned in hiding?
Anyhow. there was a lover.
And quite guy too, TO win the
total surrender those essays sug-
gest." Jigger paused. an idea was
seeking the. private chambers. of
his thinking. He had to be quiet
a guy to her. He had to be the
antitheSis of Arents, and an an
chorage; as strong a man as she
was weak a woman.
Scott said, Gould such a man,
if he exists, murder herr"
After a long interval, Jigger
said, "I'll have to duck answering
that question. Professor"
a KNOT of pedestrians passed,
4 \ and Red was visible in the
doorway one building away from
La Petite Bake Shop. Jigger
crossed the street, with Red
watching his approach.
ANY action YETI" Jigger asked.
my aching back! Arents has
been in and out every half hour;
even his shadows begun to wob-
bic from fatigue"
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made with telephoto lenses. That
gives a big image with the cam
era considerably removed from
the subject. But telephoto lenses
are expensive and certainly are
not to be found in everyone
camera kit te
Let's consider something simp,
Ter 80.
AS we have said, you will need
a synchronizer will need
about rs feet of ordinary rubber
covered lamp cord and you will
need switch and a male plug tc
fit your synchronizer
The total cost may be around
one dollar.
The object is to short circuit
your synehronizer past the regu-
lar release button. In other words
/ you run a wire from one extension
flash outlet, through the switch
| to the other side of the exten.
sion outlet.
/ Then, when you close the
switch. YOU trip the shutter. And
the wire can be any reasonable
length, permitting you to operate
the camera from a considerable
distance away.
Fitting the plug to the synchro.
/ YivOp NAV mi ha nopt, Nor,
flashguns have a type of phone
Jack outlet which is not readily
available. However, the prong.
from radio tubes often fit. and any
electric repairman is likely to be
| able to fit them to the ends of the
I wire.
| Other synchroni2ers. especially
the recent models, use regular
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

dwellings viii be hurricane
proof. have fire rroof floors on
both first and second stories and
have tile floors and bases in the
bathrooms. Pitch roofs will be Of
fireproof shingles
Over 300 hundred families will
be housed at the naval annex.
Forty single family houses and
sc two family aupleNes viii be
erected at Dreagers Key This
viii take care 81 498 families in
units Of four and eight apart
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

The Florida State University
swimming team won all seven of
its dual meets this season. The
squad won the Florida AAU til
tie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

lem, but what about you and me?
First of all, the small indepen-
dent dealers are unlikely to get
much help from the manufacturers
in enforcing minimum prices. The
Supreme Court has diSallowed
fair trade prices, except where
the dealer signs up. And it's al
most impossible, from a practical
point of view. to force a dealer
TO sign up or keep him from get
ting product
However, the discount sales
may be drying up soon, anyway
The reason: Shortages. AS supplies
get short, SO do the discounts.
There no longer is the usual com
petition.
Ever admired those pictures OF
bird in a nest being fed by its
mother-ut a closeup OF an owl
--or any other of those striking
Wild life pictures that look almost
impossible?
Perhaps you've wished you
could make pictures Ike those Z.
wei, you can. And it takes only
a syncronizcr, an easily 5inade Ell.
ectrical gadget, and patience-no
expensive instruments or compli-
Gated technique.
The problem is simply getting
the camera close enough to the
subject. The wild life subject is
not likely TO resent the camera as
much as lie viii the eameraman
The problem then is how TO get
the camera close to the subieci
and operate it from a distance.
Many wild hfe pictures art
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

During the sitting summer, a
new type of fan may come in
handy to keep the dark room us
able. It not only brings in fresh
air from outside, but ii also cir
cAlates the air in the darkroom.
And, as the air passes through
the fan, it is filtered through ac-
tive carbon--which helps keep the
darkroom fresh-smelling and cool.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

AT the same time, Ansco has
announced a new color dupficat
ing film. It's a reversal type and
requires the usual facilities for
developing that are required for
color film generally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

Polaroid, the picture-a- minute
carnera, has brought out another
type Of film to expand its useful
ness. The latest addition makes
positive transparencies. That is,
instead Of looking at the picture,
you look through it or better
yet. project it on the wall or d
movie screen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

Now you can not only take a
picture of junior as a cowboy,
but you can also put the picture
IN. cowboy frame. They're be-
ing marketed by Long Island
CITY, New York firm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

Ahand cream for photographers
Is. being offered by Chicago
Company And it's not only for
the ladies, but for the men as we'll.
lis applied before entering the
darkroom and leaves a thin film
that sheds chemicals and helps
prevent stains on the hands. The
manufacturer says it has no mea-
slfable affect on the chemicals
used in the darkroom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-23

Turning from products to deal
ers
There is a rising tide of opposi-
ton among independent photo
graphy dealers against so-called
discount houses the places
that sell cameras and photo sup
plies Just a little cheaper than
usual,
The neighborhood dealer is
arguing that he not only sells the
camera but also shows you how to
use it, whereas large discount
houses often are too remote to do
more than sell the camera,
Some Of the dealers arc de-
manding that the manufacturers
do something about cut-rate sell
ing Of cameras and supplies, They
also are disturbed at drug stores
that sell inexpensive cameras but
viii buy expensive ones whole
sale Tor their friends.
Well, that's the dealers prob.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-22

daughter Carole visited relatives IN
Uniontown ON Saturday.
Miss Mary Savage of White Rock
was I thursday night guest of Miss
Joyce Williams.
Quite number OF local folks at
tended the lee Follies at PITTSBURGH
on Saturday and Sunday.
Nh. and MIS-. Gene Sincs and
daughters and his mother, Mrs Orpba
Snes. spent Sunday in Pittsburgh,
Pa. with Mr.. and Mrs. frank Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Shoemaker and
son Jimmy were Monday evening din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Spear. Oakland.
. Mr.. and Ms. James Schroyer and
family are moving into the Friend
property near school. recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
family who moved to Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret Rush and daughter
Carolc were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs Boyd Pdugh, Deer Park. Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Rush and sons of Oak
iIill were Sunday guests at the Faugh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Tolliver and
daughter Phyllis, and son Hollis and
wife and Mr.. j. +. Gollhue and Mr..
Lloyd King Of Grayson, Ky. moved
into the home of Mrs. vi. j. Forsythe
ON Saturday. The Tolliyers are i'm
charge Of the fire clay works near
Sand Spring.
Mr.. and Ms. Arnold Sines, Sand
Patch, Pa, visited his mother. Mrs.
Olpha Snes and Gene Shines and fam
lily on Friday evening.
Mrs. Ted Wheeler spent Friday in
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Skidmorc Of
near Baltimore were week end guests
of his mother, Mrs. Julia Skidmore.
Mr.. Lloyd Bowser of Cove is a
patient in Confluence, Pa. hospital.
He was formerly employed at the
local Glover Farm store.
Iva Frazee and Mrs. Zelda SchroYer
and son visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schroyer Sunday.
DR.. Milton Tepfer and Mr.. John
Devine left Saturday for two weeks
stay in Chicago H.
Mrs. Susan Friend New Jersey, Wis
tied friends and relatives here over
the week end.
Clayton Schroyer, Oak Hill. was a
recent overnight guest of his sister,
Mrs. John Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lininger and son and Miss
Bessie Capel were Wednesday even
ing dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Selby honoring the 9th we'd
ding anniversary of Mrs. Selby's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rush.
Mrs. Ida Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos