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have been almost completely elm
mated. -.
Most remarkable of all, we have
extended the average life 18 years
in this short half century.
Medical science has won victory
after victory over the deadliest
diseases of a generation ago. -.
Modern medicine must find ways
Iof detecting these chronic dis
eases in their early stages and OF
stopping their destructive force.
That will be the major work OF
this clinical research center.
The center will be operated by
the Public Health Service OF the
Federal Security Agency. 1t will
Il be the home of one of the greatest
groups of scientists ever gathered
together for basic and applied
medical research. =.
The fine record of the Public
Health Service research worker
promises well for the future. Thi
magnificent building will giv'
them many new opportunities tt
forge ahead in the field of medica
discovery. -.
! This clinical research cente
will not be an isolated enter
prise. Research scientists from
medical schools. private hospital
and Federal Government will CON
tinue to make grants-in-aid fol
medical research in othel
places.
Federal Support Needed.
| Today, there is a growing aware
ness that medical research need!
support from the Federal Gov
ernment, from State and loca
governments, and from industry
endowment funds and private
contributions. 1t will take sup.
port from all these sources tt
give us the rapid progress We
need.
At the same time that we are
moving forward with medical re.
search, we must drive ahead tc
translate the new knowledge
gained by research into better
medical care for more people
Here we have run into difficult
problems, but we are making
progress.
am happy that the Unitee
States Senate at its present ses
sion has passed legislation to hell
strengthen and expand the Ma
tion's local public health units il
our cities and counties. I hop,
that the Congress will complet,
action quickly on this legisla
ton.
! In recent years, the education
of students in the medical, den
tai. nursing and allied profession
has not kept pace with the in
crease in population. These short
Iages are Gripping hospital service
all over the country.
War Aggravates Shortage.
These shortages are being ag
lgravated by the needs of ou
armed forces.
In order to supply more doc
tors and nurses, we will have t,
strengthen and expand ou
schools. In spite of the best eff
forts of the medical schools, the!
1have had to turn away thousand
of applicants each year. The in
come of the medical schools ha
not risen to meet the rising cost
|of medical education. They ar
today in the most precarious fl
nancial condition in their his
tory. -.
Legislation to remedy this stu.
alton is now before the Congress
This legislation will provide emer.
gency Federal aid for five years te
tide the schools over the presen,
crisis. The overwhelming ma.
jority of the medical school dean.
support this legislation.
Finally. we have the problem o,
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Virginia Asks Court
To Break Ferry Strike
AT Hampton Roads
BY the Asseeioted Press


Virginia's top legal officer asked
the Federal court in Alexandria
today to halt a strike of ferry
workers which has cut OF ferry
service between the Eastern Shore
and the Hampton Roads area.
Attorney General j. Lindsay Al
mond, jr., requested United States
Judge Albert v. Bryan either to
order the strikers back to work,
or remand the case to Norfolk's
Court of Law and Chancery.
The employees of the Virginia
Ferry Corp, members OF the
United Marine Division of the
International Longshoremen's As
sociation, AFL, quit work yester-
day in defiance of the Norfolk
courts order that they comply
with the States Public Utility
Labor Relations Act.
Under this law, no strike may
be called at a public utility with
out a f1ve-week notice to the Gov
ernor after all negotiations fail.
The union had notified Gov. Battle
that it planned to strike July 27,
but jumped the gun yesterday
Gov. Battle directed Mr.. Al
mond to step into the picture yes
terday shortly after the strike be-
gan. The Governor and Mr.. Al
mond agreed to ask Judge Bryan,
in effect, to uphold the State labor
law.
Ask Constitutionality Test.
Union attorneys have sought to
remove the case from State juris-
diction by asking the Federal
Court at Richmond to set up a
three Judge court to pass on the
constitutionality of the State law.
Meanwhile the disruption Of
service across the Chesapeake Bay
left motorists and hitchhikers
stranded on both sides.
Navy personnel with week end
liberty and plans to go north to
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York were among the most VOL
uble complainers. Truck drivers
took it philosophically. And State
police were busy rerouting traffic
and asking the neighboring States
of North Carolina and Maryland
to do likewise.
A previous strike by ferry work.
ers in the Hampton Roads area
led to State seizure of the New
port News-Norfolk run, which the
State still operates.
The several hundred employees
of the Virginia Ferry Corp. are
seeking a Is to 80 per cent pay
hike. They staged work stop
page in May. On May II the
Norfolk court issued an injunction
at the request of the company
ordering the men to comply with
the State labor laws.
Attorney Writes Battle.
Several hours before the men
struck yesterday, Gov. Battle re-
ceived a letter from the unions
attorney, Sidney H. Kelsey. notify
ing him that the union was un-
willing to have the dispute sub
mitted to arbitration. Said Mr..
Kelsey:
I'm view Of the firm and un-
alterable position of the company
after five meetings that no changes
in wages will be granted unless
the same comes from a general
order of wage increase from the
national Wage Sterilization Board
in Washington, the union feels
that arbitration would be fruitless
and, therefore. is unwilling to sub
init to the same"
The union petition in Federal
court attacking the legality Of
Virginia's public utility labor law
was based on a recent decision by
the United States Supreme Court
nullifying a similar Wisconsin law.
The State law, said the union,
invades field Congress provided
for in the Taft Hartley Act.
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Macy Fires VIII
Haze Card Party
Neat Wednesday

A card party is on the program
for the regular meeting of the Is
land City Navy Wives Club to be
held next Wednesday, November
%, at the clubhouse. The time is
1890 am.
Mrs. j. r. Shillinglaw, president
announced that plans for the chill
dren's Christmas party are under
way and viii be discussed further
after the dance and fashion show
scheduled for December at La
COncha hotel.
Prospective member Hrs. j.
Hoffman was introduced at the
meeting. A dark horse" prize was
won hv Mrs. John Stankiewitc2
Present at this weeks meeting
were Mesdames j X. Shillinglaw,
John Stankiewitczs. NJ. j. Edwards,
James Smith, D. b. Braxton. W. L.
Oneto w, d. Benfield, Robert Aus
tin, c. l.. Lamb. and +. f. Mix
lovitch.
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Kew West and Vicinity: General
" fair with the risk of occasionally
brief showers and continued mild
today and Sunday. Winds should
be moderate to occasionally fresh
easterly today and Sunday, be-
coming southerly Sunday after
noon.
Florida Partly cloudy and mild
today and Sunday except occasion
ally cloudy with isolated brief
showers mostly near the east
coast.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Moderate easterly to
southeasterly winds in the north
portion today becoming south
easterly Sunday. Moderate to oc-
casionally fresh easterly winds in
the south portion becoming easter
" ard snutheaSterly Sunday Part
ly cloudy weather with widely
scattered showers.
Last Gun; moderate easterly to
southeasterly winds except oc.
casionally fresh over the southern
portion today. Sunday moderate
southeasterly to southerly over the
northern portion and southeasterly
over the southern portion. Partly
cloudy weather.
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anglo Of local story was solved
! finally met Singapore Sliro
Holmen and he's at least six
feet five inches in heighth :,
so that accounts for the tall tales
he tells Dick Revere of the
New Yorker is here with the 9TH
er writers Thanksgiving was
n gala one at 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
]. r. Thompson's Z. The turkey
was stuffed with something spec
ial including mushrooms in the
dressing and / was stuffed
with turkey and trimmings !.
Alma and Tommy are the perfect
hosts i, Enioved Chopin waltzes
and real Spanish music after din
ing Joe Hurka and Bob Nc
Ouain are knee deep in cypress
knees nv this writing somewhere
in the Everglades . Judge Ray
nnond r. Lord, now back in re-
fioored office at the County
Courthouse. has his famous coll
lection of foreign currency set up
now on new glass-covered table
Vacatianer Marionna SIM
one writes from San Juan. Puerto
Rico. that it is magnificent at the
lovely spot and that she is re-
iaxing and enjoying every minute
nf her trim to the gem of the
Caribbean" at the swank Caribe
Hilton 1t. Davie West is
marching to the alter this week
end in Washington, ID. c.
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CONCH
CH0WDE.R
BY RAYMER

Missed the. eX-rumpus. room
rumpling Wednesday eve, at. d
local bistro, and that's just as
we'll As veteran nightclub edit
or I've been through too many
of them. There was the one at
the swank Copa City four years
ago when Mickey Rooney and
company were starring and two
tables of guests were sparring.
Stars and spars almost ended be-
hind bars with a bearded charac
ter known as Swiftly Morgan in
the vanguard, Two real estate
men sitting back to back in the
crowded place had words. One
picked up a full ginger-ale bottle
and swung at his opponent, Swift
tvs host. The Beard grabbed a
cocktail glass and ground it into
the FIGHTERS face :. glass flew
pulled my fur collar UP
around my head but stuck nv face
cut too soon . and / still have
the scar on my forehead where
a missile shattered, On stage, the
chantootsie continued to sing,
Stone Cold Dead In Re Market"
backing up inch by inch as the
hrawl advanced to the footliphts
and finallv boiled up on the plat
form. Walters, orchestra men and
at least twenty brawlers got into
the act To quiet things as the
mass of battlers went into the
wings and backstage, a comedian
named Sid Gould came ont and
began to sing Home Sweet
Home" And the show went on
LOCAL FRACAS was milder
and there. are NO BLACK EYES,
for the benefit of rumor spread
ers. Any argument has two sides
and when two gentlemen have a
chance to use brains instead of
fists. there's usually reasonable
settlement :. Party earlier in
the evening for the Presidential
Press was exciting, too, but in a
different way. The trio who sing
We Are Ready For Harry" re-
"elVed on ovation and were fol-
lowed by entertainment by Ben
bernard singing waiter with
Emmett Commit at the 88's !.
Henry Nicholson made \ bic for
tho crown of Milton Berle :.
And Charles Collingwood otta be
IN NOON pitchurs" alone with
ms Beautiful wife, Louise Albrit-
Ton They are at South
Winds now, ] found out while
trying to arrange that interview
Seen in deep conversation:
Presidential Pilot Frenchv Will
Jams and Raj officer, Jim Read
A. Maitland Adams and Ber-
me c. Papy have a favorite sub
Ject in common: it's in the soup
turtle, that is !. and how
TO serve it with dash of sherry
Does Tony Vaccaro ever re-
move that big straw hat which
looks like one Wally Schlech us
uallv sports?
MYSTERY Of the Singapore
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Minds Night Onf
by Dot
"a PLACE IN The SUN"
at the Strand Theafer

Montgomery Cliff comes into his
own as a sensitive, excellent actor
in this adaptation of Theodore
Dreiser's novel. "A Great Ameri-
can Tragedy Here is the skin.
fully done etching of a man who
was destroyed by ambition and de-
sire. | use the term etching, rather
than portrait, because the role
calls for extremely fine detail oil
Characterization rather than the
blurred blend of color in paint.
ing.
Shelley Winters displays a fact,
suspected all along, that she is
capable of good drama. Elizabeth
Taylor doesn't have to do much in
the way of acting, except be
charming, but even she manages
to add subtitle overtones to her
role.
The story is a familiar one !:
the lonely young man and the
lonely, somewhat duh girl who
work side by side in factory and
finally find solaee in companion.
ship. AS Madame de Stael once
said, Love for man is an episode:
For a woman, it is an epic. For
the plain girl, the experience was
a dream come into being: for the
man, diversion. His real inter
est, (and who could blame him
was in the lovely daughter Of his
employer. He puts her in mental
shrine, Worshipping from a dist
ance until one night he is invited
to a party and not so strangely,
the two are drawn to each other
through that spark which some
times flares into a confederation
when a woman. knows she is re-
garded as goddess. Then, too,
as Elizabeth Taylor conveys, the
social butterfly nature displayed
on the surface was a veneer for
a wistful personality hungry for
affection.
No man can completely conceal
a double existence, and eventually,
young Eastman is discovered in.
his dual life. The woman he loves
is just within his grasp when the
woman who is about to become
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Helen StetSOn
Re-Visits City
On Brief Visit

Helen Sloan Stetson, resident
playwright at the Ring Theater,
University of Miami in Coral
Gables. is back in Key West on a
weekend visit accompanied by
caroline Hayman. graduate music
student at the University and
Jerry Stetson, now an engineering
student at the University.
Miss Stetson. former Key West
resident, said that for three days,
December II, 10. and 10, the de-
partment of drama of the Uniyer-
sity expected to bring four one-act
plays. written by the students il
her classes, to Key West High
school auditorium.
The visitors are stopping at II =
Surf motel.
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS
TO BE ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Delgado will
be assisted by 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
w. G. Stearns, Jr., when they are
co-hosts Monday evening to the
Key West high school footabll
team. Other guests will include
young lady. guests of the team, the
coaches and their wives and the
sports writer, Jack X. Burke and
wife.
The party will begin at 1880 at
the Delgado home, 1910 Washington
street.
John Kenneth Curry, fulIbaek on
the team. is a nephew OF he Del
gados.
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Several of the lady guests ex-
pressed pleasure at attendance
and Mrs. Piedad Archer suggested
that.--a.-Ladies Auxiliary be or
ganized IN the near future.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Amy, Mr.. and Mrs. Glea-
som Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lawrence, Mr., and Mrs. Ralph
Farafyio, Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Saun-
ders, Mr. and Mrs. Leland March,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Boza, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn
Archer, Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore
Weifltraiib, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Arnafiald, William v. Albury, c.
r. Reagan, Harry Mitchell, Ira
Albnrv.sAGene Anheir and Jean
Baillod.
Other guests included Mrs. Jul
la Matehett, Miss Julia Matchett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Casterton,
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Smewshow.
Mrs. Jennie Appelrouth, Bill
Garrison and Jimmie Martin of
Miami, Florida.
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oUIcKIE

For brevity in the courtroom il
would be difficult to better the
stop watch timing of a case tried.
a number of years ago. in the
high court Of Calcutta one Judge
Norris presiding.
Said His Honor: Gentlemen
OF the jury, the defendant has
nothing to say. l have nothing
to say, Do you have anything to
say?"
The gentleman of the jury did
Guilty."
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Reckless Driving
charge owen

Lewis Davis is charged with
driving under the influence Of in
toxicating beverages after he hit
q 1851 Oldsmobile belonging to
Joseph r.. Watson.
The 0lds incurred damage to a
left rear fender. The 1897 Buick
driven by Davis has only minor
damages.
Police Officer e. Rogel investi
gated the accident at the corner of
Angela and Whitehead street. He
arrested Davis and also charged
Watson with reckless driving and
having an accident.
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with review by Mrs. william
Killefer.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90
Golf classes, baseball diamond
MS, special interest group
10 am.
Bowling, Navy Wives Leagut,
MS. alleys. ! pm.
Spanish, advanced students,
San Carlos school, 100 to
$3.50 pm.
Sewing group, Monroe Co.
General Hospital Woman's
Auxiliary. 2 pm
Social meeting, Junior Woman's
club, 1880 pm.
Board meeting. Woman's Club.
home of Mrs. Wallace Kirke,
10l1 Won Phister, $40 p. m.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30
Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous,
First Presbyterian cnurcn, o
pm.
Spanish, children Of elementary
school level, San Carlos school
$3.50 pm. to 4;S0 pm.
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TOO FAR

Smith was proud of his golf
and that morning he had brought
his mother ln-law along to watch
him play
I'm particularly anxious TO
make long drive just now" he
said to his friend There's my
mother-in-law over there and /
Don't be a fool. " snapped the
other, You'll never hit her al
that distance.
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Coming Eren,s

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a.
Meeting, Children's Missionar,
group, Ley Memorial church
10 to 1890 am.
Board OF directors meeting of
Key West Players. home of
Comdr. and Mrs. Lee Goddard,
AIT United, pm.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25-
Memorial service. Fern Chapter
81, O.E.S., Scottish Rite TEN.
pie, 3 pm.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90
Meeting, Methodist Men, Cabal
leros Metodistas, Wesley house
8p. m.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1872
Scottish Rite Temple, 5 p. m.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Sor
Gritty, San Carlos school,
p. m.
Handicraft special interest
group, Officers Wives Club,
Bldg. l78. N. S., 7::30 pm.
Special interest group, cooking,
home OF Mrs, Vincent Schu-
macher, Quarters |, Naval
Station, 10 am.
Speaking class, Emily Goddard,
Woman's Club, to S pm.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81
Meeting, Order of DeMolay boys,
Scottish Rite Temple, 7::30 pm.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge No. Ia, Knights
of Pythias Hall, pm.
Meeting, Young Adults Fellow
ship, First Methodist Church
annex. pm.
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club,
home Of Mrs. George Skies,
lois Windsor Lane, 3 pm.
Bowling. Navy Wives league
Ms. Alleys, pm.
Meeting and dinner, Kiwanis.
South Beach patio, GAS pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
USO, 8 pm
Spanish lessons, High Schoo
level children, San Carlo
School, 3:sO-4:30 .. m.
Spanish class for beginners
sponsored by the NC.C.S.
USo. at Saint Mary Parish
Hall, 1921 Duval street
adults. 3 tc . nm.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s--
Book review. special interes,
group, Fort Taylor, 10 am.
Spanish classes, adult begin.
ners, 8 to 9 pm, San Carlos
school.
Dancing classes, Fl. TAYLOR
Officers Club, 8 to 10 pm
Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com.
merce, club house, 8 pm.
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Overseas hotel, 7;45 pm.
Meeting, Natl Executives Club
of Key West, South Beach
restaurant, pm.
Luncheon meeting, Fawtulant
Officers Wives. South Beach
restaurant, 1890 pm.
Book review, special interes
group, TT. Taylor, 10 a. m.
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F4WTUlanfGrou
Slate Election

FAWTULANT Officers Wives
Club have changed their monthly
meeting time to everv fourth We'd
nesdav instead Of Thursday. The
next luncheon meeting viii be held
II the South Beach restaurant,
Wednesday, November 2s, at 1880
pm.
Mrs. C. A. Knight president of
the group, announced that election
of representative to the advisory
board Of owe Of Fort Tavlnr would
take place during the coming bust
ness session.
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KiaUanis Club EntertGinS Ladies And
Guests With Turkey Dinner Tuesday

The KWanis club had ladies guests al the meeting
Tuesday evening when dinner served with all the
trimmings at the South Beach cepresdent Sam ar
presided in the absence o Smith, president
Members and enjoyed entertainment with Major
Dillon the harp Harold CasteTton playing
flute, and Miss Julia Matchett as vocalist
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EASY FOR THEM

Dad. did you have to learn TO
write and speak French when
YOU were at SCHOOL,"
Yes. son, why?"
oh, | dunno! To me il seems
a waste of time trying 10 do
something the French do so
much better"
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CLEVER BOY

A little boy came HON from
school and announced to his
mother; Tn in a fine fix at
school, The teacher says / have
70 write more legibly and if / do,
she'll find out that can't spell"
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the mother OF his child finds ont
about his bright gay existence in
a sphere which she cannot enter.
The scene on the lake with tie
maniac laughter Of loon sound
ing high over the gloomy spires
Of the pines points up the mental
torture of the distressed girl and
Of the pines, points up the mental
that of the emotionally unstable
lover. The ensuing tragedy of her
drowning. the courtroom sequence,
and the powerful impact of the final
moments have gripping quality.
You'll come away with a quest
ion. Is it murder. If the thought
in a mind so wills the crime,
whether or not the actual death
is by accidents
Disturbing, forceful and mag
nificently photographed and direct
ed. this picture is one Of the better
productions Of the year.
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Interesting Notes

Forty-nine per cent of all fatal
accidents in the u. S. in l949 in
yolved persons in the 25-44 age
group.
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When explorers reached the new
world they found Indians cult
waiting corn and worshiping ii as a
sacred crop.