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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20

have been invited to Judge the
Burtonsville affair. They are
Richard Langley, of Mclean, Va,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Herst,
of Arlington. Mrs. Herst used to
compete in tournaments, riding
side saddle.
Ladies of the Burtonsville Fire
Department Auxiliary will serve
chicken and ham supper in the
Fire house at the conclusion of
the tournament. The supper will
he followed by dance which will
be highlighted by the browning of
the Queen of Love and Beauty"
who will be selected by the knight
winning the tournament.
Joseph Simpson, Rockville at
torney, will make the coronation
address.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20

great many members brought
electrical equipment and discussed
the various good features Of each.
Mrs. Raymond Kemp and Mrs.
Eli Leishear were hostesses to the
Damascus Club the evening Of
September 10 at the Woodfield
Church Hall. The club is deeply
grieved that their president, Mrs.
Mark Thatcher, is moving from
that area to live in Massachusetts,.
Plans were made to make up
six bushels of apples into apple
sause for the Montgomery County
General Hospital. This has been
an annual project for many years.
Last year 1870 quarts were sent
to the hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20
Sandy Spring Meighborhood
Mrs. MahlOn Kirk, w = Ashton 1922
Mrs. MahlOn Kirk, Nv

The quarterly meeting of the
Society of Friends was held at the
Sandy Spring meeting house on
September 16. 1t was very we'll
attended and there were many
members present, who came from
other meetings in Baltimore,
Washington, Hartford Co. and near
by,Virginia. After the morning
worship, lunch was served under
the beautiful old oak trees which
Surround the meeting house. In
the afternoon the conference and
BUSINESS were carried on.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Farquhar
have had as their house guests
4 Mrs. C. o. Fischer and her daugh-
y ter Miss Ginger Fischer. Miss
Margaret Farquhar has sailed on
a. student ship with 100 other
young people and is to arrive in
New York today. She is return
ing home to be a bridesmaid in
the wedding of her brother Cor
don, and Miss Fischer early next
month.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Stan
aon of Clear Water, Fla, are Wis
jting in the neighborhood this
week. They will stay with Mr..
Snd Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr.. and
AIRS. Frank F. Wilson and Mr.
9.nd Mrs. Norbert Burns.
; Miss Dorothy Wetherald has
been visiting for the last two
weeks, first with friends in Sea
Eirt, N. ]. and then with her bro
fher and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wetherald in Mar
beth, Pa.
Mrs. Rust Candy entertained tbs
Little Garden Club last Tuesday
The Club will not have falI
Flower Show this year, but on DC.
tober 8 they will have an oper
meeting at the Brighton Parish
Hall beginning at 1870. Mrs. p.
g. Lyon will have charge of the
heeting and every one interested
h gardening and flowers is urged
10 be present.
/ Miss Clarice Shoemaker has
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20

Garrett Park Club met at the
home of Mrs. Roy Reid with an
excellent attendance the evening
of September IL. Mrs. Albert Hi
ger presided and welcomed sever
al new members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20

Mrs. Windsor Day, president of
the Poolesville- B GAINESVILLE Dicker-
son Club, presided over a we'll at
tended groupon September Is. A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20

Several Legionnaires from Twin
Brook participated in the celebra-
ton of Constitution Day in Rock
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Burgee at
tended the family reunion of Luth-
er Burdette last Sunday at Noun
tain View Park, Hyattstown. About
100 Burdette relatives were pres
ent at the picnic.
If anyone in Twin Brook would
like news items printed, please con-
tact Mrs. Thomas V. Mccarthy,
1881 Ardennes Ave-, Rockville
1866.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20
Council
Continued from Page /

VCOntlnueu from rage y
recommendations on nine separate
7oning applications along Lin
coin Avenue.
This ".piecemeal commercial de-
velopment" has stymied develop
ment of about six acres of what
would otherwise have been resi-
dentiah property, the commission
declared.
The Council will hold hearings
on the Perry Avenue proposal at
3 pm. on September "a, in Be-
thesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20
Among The
Hon1emQkers

Mrs. William Johnson and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walter
johnson, were hostesses to the Ce-
dar Grove Homemaker's Club on
September 10.
Mrs. Oliver Watkins expressed
her pleasure at the fine attendance
at this first meeting of the sea-
son. AS the members told of their
summer activities, it was appar-
ent that canning and freezing
fruits and vegetables played a big
part in the lives of the members.
Everyone, however, managed to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-20
wander away for some vacation.

The Homewood / Club also had
fine attendance at the home Of
Mrs. Wallace Campbell. The Club
welcomed one new member and
regretted the loss of another. One
member who has been living in
Japan for four years told of her
experiences as a homemaker there
The hostesses of the Gathers
burg Club, Mrs. Marshall Walker,
Mrs. George McBain, Mrs. Chas.
Rabbit, Mrs. Phillip Vetters and
Mrs. German Griffith, entertained
that group on September IL. Mrs
B. 2. Harding, president, presided
at the meeting.
Mrs. Harvey Selby reported on
the help given by members at one
of the food concession stands at
the Fair and in the dining room.
Everyone expressed pride in the
Fair and indicated they enjoyed
helping.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Eisenhower
Leaves For
Truman Talks
FIRST STOP FOR
GENERALS PLANE
WILL BE AT
FORT KNOX

SUPREME ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS IN EUROPE. Nov. 2.
-R.-General Dwight Eisenhower
takes off from Orly Field in Paris
tonight for two days of talks with
President Truman and other u. S.
leaders.
The General leaves at 10 p. m.
He will be accompanied by his
wife and a small staff of personal
aides.
The trip is being made at Presi-
dent Truman's request, ostensibly
SO the President can talk with
Eisenhower on the progress of the
North Atlantic defense setup.
Eisenhower Is expected in
Washington Monday for the talks.
Speculation Immediately arose in
Paris that the President may have
summoned Eisenhower for talks
on politics as well as on European
defense.
The possibility that Eisenhower
may become candidate for the Re-
publican presidential nomination
has led to the feeling that Mr..
Truman may wish to discuss
Eisenhower's political plan--and
his own.
First stop for the generals per-
.sonal Constellation--the Columbine
lConilauec on Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Murphy Worked
For Establishing,
Defense Area

A famous man once said,
Everyone talks about the weather
but no one does anything about /"
Everyone talks about the
needs of our community - but
James w. Murphy is doing some
thing about it,
| have been working with of
ficiais in Washington for the past
two months toward the establish
ment of Defense Area Gesigna-
ton for the city of Key West.
The preliminary steps have been
taken toward this and it should be
announced at any minute that Key
West is a Defense Area.
Under this Act, the City of Key
West is eligible for substantial fl
nancial aid for sewer repair work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
$4,000 Allotted For Meacham
Not Available So Long As
Private Investors Own Field
Money Will Remain
In Washington
Until Field Is
Acquired BY Public

The $4,000 allotted for Meaeh-
am field by the Civil Aeronautics
administration will not be made
available unless Meacham field
becomes publicly owned, City
Manager Dave King told COM
missioners yesterday at a social
informal meeting at City Hall.
King conferred by phone with
the Miami District office of CAA
when news of the $4,000 allott-
ment came through to find out
if that money could be made
available for Meacham field inn
provement and construction now.
The CAA office told him that
until Meacham is acquired by
the city or county the $4,000
will stay in Washington. where
it was appropriated. CAA will
not participate in Maacham's
development unless it is publicly
owned.
The airport is at present own
ed by Key West Improvement
Inc, largest landowners in Key
West. The City has been trying
to acquire the field by negotia
tion for its purchase. The COM
pany rejected the 100000 offer
made by the city at the last
meeting between city commits
ontlnuel on Page Tnreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02

and extension: garbage disposal
equipment: financial aid for police
and fire protection, AID recreaTs
tional areas. Also under this Act
housing restrictions are lowered
so that person with a modest in
come can become a home owner.
In the closing day of last session
of Congress this Act was amended
to include financial aid to schools.
| think it is the responsibility of
the City Commission to keep en-
ployment at high level. This
will do by trying to cut restrictions
for obtaining building material
needed to keep our citizens gain
fully employed.
| think that the parking meters
should be reduced to penny toll so
there will be a faster turnover of
parking space. which in turn win
help merchants as well as shop.
perS.
My qualifications for the posi-
ton of City Commission are five
years as Chairman OF the Govern
mental and Public Affairs Com
mittee of the Jr. Chamber of Com
merce, Chairman for two years of
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. Chairman of the Elks
War Commission. served two
years on the State Public Affairs
Committee, Jr. Chamber of Com
meree and, in 1948, was selected
the most outstanding young man in
public affairs and was given an
awarded merit.
| spearheaded the fight for the
voting machines you will use cleo
ton day: the first mosquito fog
machine was obtained because of
my efforts.
/ formed the first Polio Emer-
geney Volunteer Workers in the
State of Florida.
/ have assisted in many other
community projects.
To have good City the citizens
must be well housed. happy, and
employed, and obtain for their tax
dollar all the services they pay for.
So be happy and vote for James w.
Murphy for your City Commits
sioner.
PULL LEVER NO. IA
paid Political .Advt.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
associated Press
Will Install
Wirephoto Service

The Associated Press TO-
day telephoned The Citizen
requesting permission to use
space and Photographic fsci-
lilies for the installation of a
complete Wirephofo service
during the visit of President
Truman 10 Key West.
In granting permission.
The Citizen assured the AP
of full cooperation in the
transmitting Of pictures and
processing Of same on Cifi-
zen equipment.
The Citizen will make
available its dark room and
equipment on a 24.hour per
day basis during the visit.
Special Associated Press
technicians will install
equipment that will result in
the transmitting OF pictures
of the visit being sent
throughout the United States
and 10 AP Wirephoio sub
scribers roug hout the
world. carrying a Key West.
Florida dateline.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
CITY Electrical
Inspector Has
Been Appointed

The Key West Civil Service
Board approved one police appoint
ment, one military leave for pa
trolman and a school guard among
other business at its meeting at
City Hall last night. Victor Lowe,
clerk announced today.
Alexander Lubinsky was APP
proved as an electrical inspector
for the City beginning November
|. Jean Strandemo was approved
for temporary appointment as
stenographer.
Malcolm X. Archer was approved
for probationary appointment as
of October rs for police patrolman.
Henry A. founders, ST.. was APP
pointed temporarily as police pa
trolman. A military leave of abb
sence was granted AL K. Aibertus.
effective November /.
Police Chief Joseph Kemp's %
days annual leave was approved
by the Board Police Officer How
ard Harris rs days leave was also
approved as was Arthur Loves.
who is fireman, Rogelia Garcia s
% day leave was approved
Charles E Wallace was approved
as temporary appointment for
school szsld
Presiding at last nights meeting
was Frank Weech, chairman.
Present were c. Sam e. Curry,
Isabel Fleming and Clerk Victor
Love.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Rotary Sees
High School
Football Game
Mrs. 10th Speaks
Tn Purpose Of
Cookie Sale Being
Conducted By Scouts

a football film of the Kew West
%. Mary's game held the rapt at.
tentic1 of members of the Rotary
1iuo yesterday in an after lunch
showing as part Of the days pro-
gram. Coach Winston Jones made
tne running comment as the plays
were exhibited.
Mrs. Kathryn 10th. Girl Scout
Leader, spoke on the purpose of
the cookie sale now being conduct
Cd by the Girl Scouts of the loca-
lity. She asked for cooperation of
me club and other civic groups in
helping to raise a fund for the
establishment of a scout camp in
Monroe county. Cookies purchased
by the club we're served at the
luncheon.
Joe Pearlman, president of the
organization announced a board
meeting to be conducted Noyem-
Der IL at 8 pm. at his home, TOT
Simonton street.
Jerry Trevor led the club song
fest.
0ut-of-t0wn-visiting RotarianS in
cluded Bill Fairleigh, distillery
business, Frankfurt, Ky; Richard
N. Allen, fruit growing, Salisbury.
Md; Ora E. Hartman, paint retail,
Battle Creek. Mich, and Harry
Johnson, boats and nautical equip
ment, from Branford. Conn. This
was Johnson's second visit to the
Rotary club since he was at
meeting years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Higher 1'ases
Hit All PayroHs
From NOiU Onward

Those of US who work for
a living received a shock
with our paYchecks received
after Uncle Sans new IL
percent income tax rise. eff
fective yesterday.
Anybody who got a pay.
check today or yesterday fol-
lowing the November tax
increase saw the new hole
eaten out his WAGES.
A $50 q week wage Garner
will Fay about $50 more
year taxes from yesterday
onward. Anyone who earns
Sl3 a week and up will have
TO pay taxes to Uncle Sam if
he IS single. Any married
man must pay if he earns SIS
a week and up. And if the
man has one child. his tax
begins at $40. Two kids
leaves q margin of grace up
TO $50 a week. then taxes be-
gin. Three kids means he is
exempt up 10 S65 a week.
The higher income taxes
do not tell the whole sad
story TO tax payers. The Fed
eral government has increas-
ed taxes one cent on cigar
cites. and on other items.
More tran that. the local Blu
reau of internal Revenue
states that there are many
hidden taxes-passed on 10
the consumer by the manu-
faciurer who must pay ex.
else taxes.
There's a silver lining in
every sky. particularly a
tropical sky. OffsettinJ the
higher taxes for Key West
ers. at least. is the lower
cost of living permitted by
frost free climate, 10 furn-
aces to stoke with expensive
fuels; no fur coats to buy; no
galcshes. and snow shovels,
said one wage Garner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Work On Damaged
City Pipeline

The City of Key West is work
ing on 499 feet of a disintegrat-
ing Is inch sewer pipe line, City
Manager Dave King said today.
This pipe takes care of sewage
from the Sea Plane Base leading
to No. 2 Disposal plant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
King Says
Lots Will
Filled
City Manager Will
Carry Out Wish OF
City Commission On
Eliminating Pools

City Manager Dave King viii
carry out the wishes of the City
Commission requiring owners to
fill lots which contain stagnant
pools of water when William W.
Warner, entomologist for the Anti
Mosquito district presents list
of such lots to him, he said today.
The City Commission voted four
to one, Tuesday night, A. Maitland
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Former Policeman
is Theft Victim

John w Vermilyea, visiting
ex-policeman from Arlington. Va,
reported the theft of his wallet
from his motel on Simonton street
to the Sheriff's office Wednesday.
The wallet contained, apart from
$3.50, a police card, . marriage
license dated 1887, 81 Maryland
drivers permit and q Social Secu-
rity Card f577-o9 -4s94).
A motel employee was question
ed in connection with the theft
but was later released. The Sher-
ifs office is investigating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
British
Commanders
Raid Reds
Ready To Raid AT
Any Time To Keep
Communists Nervous
And Frustrated

OFF WONSAN, KOREA, Nov. 2.
LII. Far behind the battle line a
Communist supply dump blows up
or Red convoy truck explodes on
a mined road. The British Com
mandoes are at work.
The British Royal Marine Com
mandoes are ready to raid at any
time to keep the Communists ner-
yOus and frustrated.
I The Commanders have struck in
more than a dozen raids. Some
were made By several hundred
men; others by just a few Marines
slipping through Communist terri
tory.
Nothing, really big" explains
their commander, Major Dennis
Continued On fage SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
No Dumping In
Garrison Blight

i City Manager Dave King iias
stationed a policeman at Garrison
Blight every Gay Wlen the char
ter and pleasure boats come in
to port to insure that nothing is
dumped in the Blight, he am
nounced today.
King said, I'm not kidding
when | say that anyone who
Continued On Pags SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Everybody, Yes
Everybody
Agrees To This

You don't have to be can.
didate for City Commissioner 10
agree that our sewer system
should be improved, or that the
Garrison Blight should be con-
served as a public domain, or
that garbage should be collected
more frequently. or that we
should fight to exterminate
mosquitoes, or that something
should be done to relieve traffic
congestion in Key West. or any
other thing designed to help our
city.
Keller Watson was asked why
he had not commented on those
things during his campaign for
City Commissioner and he re-
piled:
They are self-evident facts,
and self-evident facts need no
comment. Any five adults, re-
siding in Key West, we're they
our City Commissioners, would
favor those projects. and. as |
reside here, / favor them.
Progress entails developments,
but our city has progressed so
fast during the last 10 years We
haven't been able 10 keep up
with it. If our voters deem 1t
wise to elect me as one Of their
Commissioners, I assure them
my efforts will be directed to-
ward making Key West a still
better place in which to live.
Keller Watson's lever number
is liza, the last on the ticket as
it viii appear in the voting ma
chimes.
paid Political Advt.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
SIS 900 Swimming Pool Will
Be Built By Fitzpatrick And
Helberg On Roosevelt Boulevard
Strong Possibility
Northern Collegiate
Teams Will Train Iii
island City

S@shAAt- y NJ = tshAt VI
Island City
An $85, 900 swimming
pool and 80 deluxe cabanas
will be Suflt by Benjamin
Fitzpatrick and Charles Hell
berg, owners of THE KEY
Wester, the motel out on
Roosevelt boulevard.
Blue prints for the large pool
and the luxurious cabanas are in
the office Of Building Inspector
Ralph Russell at the present time.
The owners have not come in as
yet to pay for the permit. but the
Inspector estimate OF cost is
$85, 900.
Each OF the 80 cabanas will have
its own private shower and toilet,
There viii be a patio constructed
around the pool and cabanas. the
plans show. It could not be aseer.
tanned as The Citizen went to press
the exact size Of the pool. Il il
conforms to national swimming
competition standards there is
strong possibility that northern col.
legiate teams may come TO Key
West for their winter training.
Permits actually issued BY
Building Inspector Russell include
$1,000 house remodeiing permit
and a moving permit for a house
moved from s22 Truman avenue to
734 Poorhouse lane. George VIII
lard took out the permit
Frank Wood. 1898 NenetIa street
also took oui d moving permit %
move his house from venetia and
White streets to 1900 Nenetia
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02
Adell Attends
Legion OF Merit
Presentation

Captain C. c. Adeli. Commandef
of the Naval Base, attended re.
cent presentation Of the Legion Of
Merit at the Presidential Palace in
Havana, Cuba
The award was presented -
Rear Admiral Pedro Pasclial Bor
ges. Chef Of the Cuban Navy
Captain Adell left Boca chica
fCol.inued On rage Six,
Evening star., 1951-11-07
With Bill leeteh

day and 1875 per season; six rabbits
per day and rs a season; three
grouse daily and Is a season; one
turkey per day and two for the
season: four pheasants daily anc
20 a season. Be sure and check
closed counties and closing dates
for upland game in Virginia az
there are many exceptions. Also
If you hunt in Virginia, make sure
you have written permission from
the land owner. This Is manda-
tory on posted lands and a safe
guard on those unposted.
We're commencing to get many
inquiries about places to 60 to
shoot ducks and geese. So far our
list of blinds for rent is almost
inf1nitesimal. II any Of our read
ers have blind facilities to offer
for the coming season. which
opens locally November %, we'd
be glad to hear from them.
For those hardy enough to stand
the gaff, fishing for stripers should
begin to pick up. Barring exoep-
bad weather. such as a
general freeze of Chesapeake
Bay. the sport should continue
good well up into December. We
know several party-boat captains
who are booked I'D daily until
Christmas. However, there should
be plenty of good boats and cap
tains available from now on.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Lions Yet 10 Hit Peak,
Coach Says as Club
Crowds Leaders

Although the Washington Lions
are improving with every game
and are now only one point from
tying Johnstown. the Eastern
Leagues Southern Division lead
Ter, Coach Jack Riley says his club
still isn't playing its best hockey.
Il said we'd improve and we
have" Riley said last night after
the Lions had taken over second
place by beating the New York
Rovers. Al, at Uline Arena. But
we expect to play even better"
Two early-season deficiencies
seem to have been corrected. Be-
fore last night. the Lions hadn't
scored a goal in their home arena
while the other team was a man
short-against New York they
knocked in three of their four
goals with a Rover in the penalty
box. Also except for a few lapses
the Lions seem to be getting in
front of the goal for rebounds
more frequently now.
After last nights victory the
Lions have five points to Johns
towns six and lead Atlantic City
by a point in the Southern Di-
vision standings. Friday Wash
ington meets the Philadelphia Fal-
cons, winners of only one game
in seven starts, and should i'm
prove its position.
Stronger defense has been a
keynote Of the Lions improve
ment. Up to last night each
game had shown WASHINGTON Civ
ing up fewer points. The Lions
had seven scored on them in the
opener. then five. four, three, two
and one.
The better defense was exhib-
ited against the Rovers in the last
period when the Lions, leading AZ
with 32 minutes remaining. had
their ace defenseman, Larry Ar
chambeault, banished to the pen
atty box. The crowd of 1920
stirred apprehensively, remember
ing perhaps that in an earlier
game Springfield had overcome a
AZ Washington lead in two min
utes with Archambeault banished
temporarily from the ice.
However, Wingmen Milt Prid-
ham and Harry Frost and De-
fensemen Bill Gallagher and Bud
Foley played the best hockey of
the night in holding the Rovers
scoreless until Archambeault re-
turned.
Washington took a 10 lead in
the first period. overcame a 2-1I
disadvantage in the second to 20
back in front. 80, and scored
once more in the final stanza
Pridham and Johnny Petro did
all the Washington scoring.
BELL.