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Lietuvi$ki TautoS Namai BostOne
Pasialbemas Amerikos Luvp Saungo
Bosono skyraus pirn ininlu Jonu Kasmausl<u


paciam padaryti, toliau labai pri-
sidejo musu skyriaus nariai,
ypac naujakuriai, kurie gerai
suprato toxic namo reikalingu-
ma ir prisideda ne tik pinigais,
bet ir darbo jega. zinoma, kad
namas butu tas, ko mes norime,
reikia ne vien pinigu, bet reikia
il atitinkamai ir sutvarkyti, att
tinkamai naudoti. Kaip tas SEX
sis, parodys ateitis.
Kaip numatOte namus
irengti?
- Turime dvi sales. Manome
jas irengti taip, kad viena butu
reprezentacine iskilmin g j e m s
ivykiams mineti papuosta
Lietuvos kunigaihsciq paveiks-
lais, kita = lengvesnio stiliaus,
anot dailininko Andriusio, jau-
nuomenei po lietuvisku stogu pa
butt. Bostone labai pasigendame
lietuviskos bibliotekos - skai-
tyklos. Cia kaip tik norime tokia
biblioteka ikurti. Drauge butV
ir spaudos platinimo skyrius
Namas yra labai patogioje mics
to dalyje.
- Ar turtle pakankamai je.
gu tam dideliam darbui baigti?
= Tikiu, kad taip. Sis klausi-
mas turf dvi puses. Viena - fl
nansine, kita - architekturine
bel dekoratyvine. Finansams or
ganizuoti turime sudare tam tik-
ra plana. Be skyriaus nariu ina
su, zymiai mus pareme ir Sa-
jungos Valdyba. Siekiame pri-
traukti ir daugiau dalininku:
kitus Sajungos skyrius bel siaip
visa ellie toki reikala suprantan-
ciu tautieciu bel vertinanciu. vi
81, kurie prisides, bus atitinka-
ma dalimi sio namo seimininkai.
Del kitos sio klausimo puses
turiu SUI malonumu pabrezti, kad
NUNS labai daug gelbsti zino-
mas dailininkas dekoratorius
Viktoras Andriusis ir inzinieriai
Jonas Mikalauskas, Krisciukai-
tbs, Okunis. Jie nustate, ka ir
kaip reikia Notwithstanding bel
dekoratyviniu atzvilgiu atlikti ir
tikimes, kad visa tai bus ivyk-
dyta.
- Kaip tai zidri vietine lie
tuviu visuOmene?
- Kaip visuomet. Kuriems
rupi tik lietuviski tautiniai rel
kalai, tie dziaugiasi. Dziaugiasi
jaunimas, ypac skautai, kurie
siuose namuose ras tinkama
uzuoveja savo veikimui plesti,
dziaugiasi ir kiti kulturiniai jun
giniai.
- Kaip vyksta darbai?
Einame pirmyn. Darbams
vadovauja agr. Antanas Brickus,
kuris yra nuolatinis prie to dar-
bo. I talka ateina skautai, be
to, daugumas skyriaus nariu pa
sieme atlikti darbo prievole -
dirbti prie sio namo bent po 800
valandq. Tikiu, kad, nors ir ne
pirmos jaunystes bldamas, 81
darba istesesiu - lai ateinan-
Clos kartos lures kuo pasidziaug-
tt, lankydamiesi nekarciamineje
aplinkumoje. Karciamq turime
daug, gal net perdaug, bet ten
mes pragereme savo jaunima,
savo ateiti, pareiske pasikal-
bejirno pabaigoje J. Kasmaus-
kas, kurkime kultlringas
istaigas. Kvieciu visus talka
Evening star., 1951-01-21
4-FAMTT,Y APARTMENT

4-FAMILY APARTMENT
1870 59k 1fon onr ash sp St each haSns
oil h,ew.h.; bsmt. with storage space
and laundry facilities; property in
excellent condition; convenient to
FREDERICK A. BLUMER Co. 617
ayesi rsanSsHgaaia snd Sun ayf Vi ss zsos FIR & leSS
COLORED-2246 SHANNON PLACE
Sc. = 6 lovely large rooms, det:,
h;;-w;h;, $1,000 down. Terms. MR..
C6L6RkD SL6kki RE RE sos 1921 KENTUCKY AVE.
h.-w.h.. Colonial porch and det. ga
tssms tsssi Hhss aR cfARK' RE. fvH os57 feas;
COLORED, Navy Yard area, 1907
rdf0maS M DARK ave. Detachea 5s oaen heme snaday re-
move move into. Lovely se-ft. lot. Anchor
fence You will be delighted with
the rooms. Suitable for ! or 2
dn families First hfesfass oeF se nnnt y Tm and
Reduced to S13,750. Potomac ave.
between 11th and 1ath st. Sc. to
Open sign in front Of house; Call
II. j. moore, UNITED DEVELOR-
MENT CORP. HO. 6712 or AID.
COLORED-ONLY $3.50 CASH. Ex-
cellent Sc. location. eight nice rooms
gas heat. full basement. stove and
refgr. Some furniture if desired.
OWNER, RA. 341S.
mo. Attractive 5-rm. brick home;
modern tile bath. kitchen with
stove, refgr.; basement. A real buy
Act quickly OWNER RA. 341S. I.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY l till
six-room brick, hardwood floors,
easily converted into 8 apts.; mod
ern equipped kit, 2 inclosed heated
porches; concrete Colonial front
porch; 2 baths; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.
heat: deep yard: garage. Call Mrs.
r. j. MOORE UNITED DEVELOP
Evening star., 1951-01-21
COLORED
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY
COIORED

Open 2 to 5 Sunday-1015 Irving st.
n.w.-Tapestry brick home. 6 rms,
bath. modern kit. rec. rm., storm
windows. oil h.-w.h.; excel. cond.'
conv. to schools and transp.: reas.
price and terms. Shown BY appt.
only. Call Mr. Pharr. FIR. 2653 or
j, II. GREENE REALTY CO.. 715
Fla ave NV NO 6146
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-k.E.

BROoKLAND-1337. Lawrence St
10 rms; Q baths; lot. 100x21O: gas
heat; Q pchs. McDEVITT. RA. Az. tt5
LINCOLN PARK - Spacious 9.room'
5-bedrom stone and brick row. home.
In immaculate condition.; easily con-
yerted into extra apis. Oil h.-w. h.,
beautiful floors, built-in garage, ao-
ditional outside stairs to End moor;
ample cash required. To inspect,
cali OR. OO4S, REALTY BROKERS,
INC, 5506 Conn. ave.
WOODRIDGE-Open today, IL to B.
Frame bungalow, 3402 22nd st. ne;
8 rms, oil heat. gar, lge. Iiy; ana 4
din. rni. Reasonable terms. STEELE,
RE. O493, EN-. 0303.
WOODRIDGE-Det. frame, liv., rn1.,
firepl.. din. rm.. kit, 3 nice bedrms..
tiled bath. 2 rear porches, ! incl
Gni insuI.; h-ni Nice lot. 349i 10th ne; M.
GS5iHso1i THGSoRoWGoop. DE o317.
Det,, 8 rms. bath. oil heat; ST 300
dn': make offer. Mr.. Robinson, VIM.
RI p THoRoWGooD. DE. O317.
8Si7 18th ST. N.E:--Detached brick;
center-hall Colonial;, 8 rooms,
baths. rec. rm.; finished attic; slate
roof; copper cutters; many otner
features. owner moving out Of D. G;
will sacrifce at .S22.5OQ. e, II
dE RHIEEESN SNT ToTsFc TTSsFc6MEEMimmed SsdE MI afs1 pos
session, corner house; 3 apis, l va
can't; terms; $4,000 cash, $lO5 mo
OWNER, HO. 1904.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

2423 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
LU. 1866 or Ewes. VI. 5725.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COLORED - NE. - HOME, INCOME
1887 Corcoran st. n.e.-Two apts.,
2 rms. kit, dinette. bath; separate
entrances; heating plant and utili-
ties; rent, $50 mo. each; cash,
$4,000; $50 mo-; possession Il apt.)
now. Open.
LAWYERS REALTY CO.
204 G ST. NV ST. 41S4.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcont.,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Detached
stucco, suitable for one or two fam
lilies, cony. to everything; Sl0.259;
1857. with JAMES CARROLL. Broker,
10. 2-0401.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near sth and
brick. s rms, tile bath. 1st. Il.
HARTMAN REALTY, NC Is45
Sc G1od 4-asgs Hogps rd' Sc LU. 4-s4oo'
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Lovely de-
tached asbestos shingle on fine resi-
Dental street 8 large rms. full
bsmt;, oil heat. level lot; ali conv.;
S13.950. Mrs. Quinn, VI. 1891. with
JAMES CARROLL. Broker, 10.
FAIRFAX Attractive g.
rec; Em:. aluminium storm sash. W.
ccL1FEoRD sHERTzER. RE. 22ol,
FAIRFAx VILLAGE AREA. First
Offering. lovely semi-det, brick.
sS! sssd stsan sa s'sasss iii osy 51
FaiRFax Ali H2x0' vfnIxaE fHfsi Eo Area: sEas' Home
and income; semi-det. brick, g rms.
hnd IN bs saaf plus sss eat 5ms kt newt tile dss ss.h
$1,000 $1,000 viii handle. gRoWM REALTYi
CORP Realtors, ST. 2026; ewes.
FAIRLxWN VILLAGE, s.E.-At-
tractive semidetached 5-rm. brick
Pries des ifd ss 5oo deWn 1asaseGR
CURTO REALTY. FIR: 1900 --21
9SI srd ST. s.E.-This 2-family
end. All impTovements. W very 10" low
sSSa sssns. s es5ns5 S&sRs EASY MA. n1hss: fsS4
NEAR EAR So. So. fla fksNc1s xAvrER&Ex- XAVIER
f,an fsl;en. Ia get. -, brick K, Colonial. ;,2 rscep-
din. rm.. % den and kit. 1st fioor;
3 bedrms., mod. tile bath End floor;
oil INV. heat; beautiful landscaped
lot. First offering Of this fine prop
erty. Priced to sell this week end.
s2t Only ysas sa2'5oo. s1GLER & CO.
NEAR fifth AND PA. AVE. Sc
liv. rm.. din. rm,, kitchen; 3 bed
rms. and bath: gas h.-w.h.: price
only Sl0,950. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO.. I'LL Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
HOUSE near sth and G
h.-w.h;; completely ISi furn.; Aiafei priced at at
souTaEasf !sSS safa fRsi RRALTY 9pn9s eo Fens1 5f
BRANCH AVE. extended, near Camp
Springs. Detached stone and brick
bungalow. g rms, 3 bedrms., LIST
n; expansion attic; 35-ft. club .rm.;
porch; oil h.-w H.; garage; large
REALTY Eat ~ Il fNc sDpi TAB N Good Hope rd
Sc LU 4-34O0, VI. 1916.
2-APT. FLAT-Two rms, Kitchen.
bath each; live one. rent other, or
make money renting both; furniture
aPens, aPsiSnai' In o9od 0de,4 &C. section No
DUPLEX modern semi-det. brick. 2
gaass ! heat; ss 900 WI W.T. handle sT..
CORNER BRICK; 10 rms. living
quarters and income; separate
m meters; ss356s good for doctors Offices.
YOUR 81 '-1SSsi HOME AND 1NcoME-4-yr.-
old. 2-family nat; close to St. Eliza
financing. Please cali WALLACE B B.
3 AGNEW. 4 GiiNgs Exxecptiye Exesut 1929; -2a
story brick and stone. huge rms,
beaut., parquet lrs, excel. cond.;
perfect for professional man. Mr..
CARROLL. Broker. 10. 2-O4O1.
brick. apt. on each a., near Lincoln
Park. in fine rental section; Sl3,95O.
Mr.. Williams. 10. 3-416S, with
JAMES CARROLL. Broker, 10.
NEAR NicHoLs. cHEsArEAkE-Det.
brick. 2 bedrms. on 2nd floor; back
porch closed in; full basement; oil;
nr. everything S15,95O. So, 900
down. McCUNE. JO., 3-6SS9. -21
Evening star., 1951-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

1454 v ST. s.e.-Semi-
det. corner brick 2 family home,
4 rms and bath each and 2 rms.
and bath in bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.:
garage: $4,000 down. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd
Sc. LU. 4-3400. LU. 4-3209.
ANACOSTIA-Semidet. brick. S13,950;
6 rooms. bath, inclosed porches. level
SHERTzER, RA. 2203. RE. 2201
1902 U st. Sc
Vacant, detached frame, 6 rms.
bath, full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; 81 800
down, bal. in one trust. HART,
Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. LU.
CoNGREssMEN ATTENTIoN-cor.
ner Colonial. brick. large mod. 4
cred or sell with good terms
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors
ST. 2026; ewes, WO. 1858.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
NE. RAMBLER

N II. IAMbJER
OPEN SUNDAY l TO 5 PM.
2241 S st. n.e.-This spacious brick
rambler is prewar constructed and
located on a large corner lot; lovely
rm.,, 2 bedrms.. pine -paneled den.
breakfast nook, Kitchen and bath
are all on first floor level. Base
ment is finished with large recrea-
tion room game room and complete
bath; oil h.-wh.; built-in garage.
This home has closet and Storage
space galore; vacant-move In
within / week. Directions: Out
Bladensburg rd. to S ST., right to
open sign and home.
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor
tnen.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

3rd ST, NEAR R. I. AVE.
Income house with three apis. and
two rooms: live in one and rent hal
ance; reasonable terms to right
party. Mrs. Pryse. STORY e. Co.
NE 4100; Ewes. and Sunday, WO,
Evening star., 1951-01-21
FOR SALE BY OWNER
4402 18th ST. NE.
OPEN TODAY. 1-6 PM.

This semidetached home has living
room, dining room, sun porch AID
kitchen, 4 bedrooms. "a baths. full
basement; gas heat; single garage;
immediate possession. See this to-
day.
To reach: Out Mich. ave. to 14th st.
ne. turn left one block to open
sign.
Call MIR. BRAMHAM. EN-, $500. with
BEITZELL-DI. 3100
Evening star., 1951-01-21
COLORED
4 BEDRMS., 500

Clean. well-kept. loft. row brick
home; near 9TH and Shepherd SITS
NV. Has hall. liv. rm.. din. rm'
modern kit. 1st-f. Law. and rear in
closed porch. Gas INV. heat: Owner
requires $4,000 cash and will take a
1st trust for the balance, payable
500 per month. To inspect. cal
M, McIlwaine. NO. 1882. with
GoRMAN P. YOUNG, Realtor. DE
Evening star., 1951-01-21

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Lovely. almost new, semidet. brick;
lge. rms. gas heat. rec. rm.. auto
washer, lot e1x153. Mr.. Boyd, 10
3-4250. LYMAN c. DELE g. CO,
INC, ST. $500. -2i
HILLCREST = THIS SMALL 5-RM
BUNGALOW ON 75x75 LOT IN
WAY DOWN! OWNERS SACRIFICE
IS YOUR OPPORT. IN PERFECT
COND. SEE IT! MISS GERSTEL
Ii. 1887 OR AID 1o2o
Evening star., 1951-01-21
WOODBRIDGE

1929 So. Dakota ave. ne. Attractive
BUNGALOW on lot, 4Ox96. Liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., kit, bedrms.,
bath; screened porch: oil auto. heat
In superb condition throughout. At
tractively priced. Owner transferred
must sell. Call Mr.. Jarrett, with
K. g. DUNE, HO. O700; ewes. and
Evening star., 1951-01-21
COLORED
NNY CAns nNNHJN

14o0 BLK. MORRIS RID. s.E.
Row brick home with : rms. mod
ern baths and gas heat. Convenien,
location SURETY REALTY CO.
AID. O531. It'll 8. al
COLORED-1743 A ST. Sc.
Vacant Eight-room brick. Two
baths; can be used for two families
immsd; possession: only S13,500
PRINCE GEORGES Really CO;
7I45. ''' " ri
COLORED-S1. 900 TO 800 DOWN
2 apts., nth and D st. s.e. Owner
bought other property. Must sell
this nice tapestry brick Immediately
A real bargain for some one. Mr.
Penland until 9 pm, Ii. 7-5695
ATLAS REALTY CO. -21
Evening star., 1951-01-21
COLORED

ONLY $500 DOWN
Mr.. 18th and D SITS. Sc.
Cute 2-bedroom brick home with
bath. Colonial front porch and hot
water heat. Low monthly pay
ments. SURETY REALTY CO,
AID na31 I'll @ %
Evening star., 1951-01-21
WOODBRIDGE

2013 Kearny st. ne. Vacant. De-
dition throughout Fireplace, mod
ern tile bath, attic. gas h-wh.,
large fenced yard. detached garage.
Many other features. Priced reason
able, with convenient terms. For
appointment TO inspect call Mr..
Curling, with r. 6. DUNNE. HO
Evening star., 1951-01-21
BROOKI,AND

18th and Shepherd Sts. Mccall
for an appt. to inspect this we'll
conditioned semidetached brick haV-
ing 8 rms, 2 baths, front porch. .
inclosed rear porches, fireplace; full
dry bsmt.: gas h.-wh.; attractive
P. j. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye st. NV.
MA. 646S Ewes, WA. 67O1
Evening star., 1951-01-21

CONTINUED on Next Pase)
, 1951-01-05

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS 10
the Daily Express, 1907 German
sewn street, by calling HEmlock
lO70.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02
Lightning Kills
Four Persons

ATLANTA, June 2. - (A'). -
Foug persons were killed in Geor-
gia and Alabama yesterday by
lightning bolts which accompani-
ed fierce thunderst0rms. Three of
the victims were Alabamians ard
one was a Fort Benning, Georgia,
soldier on maneuVerS
Killed were Mrs, William w.
Hensley and her five-year- old
daughter, struck just north OF Bir-
mingham; Elva Eaton. struck as
he stood on the porch of his home
at Brookwood. Alabama; and Ser
geant John Rhodes of Columbus.
Thunderstorms brought badly
needed showers for widely scat
tered areas of Alabama, but cauS-
ed wide damage in the Birming-
ham area.
The storm which hit Birming-
ham brought winds in gusts up to
SO miles an hour, buckling the
roof of a naval air station hangar
at the municipal airport and
blowing down trees and utility
lines Lightning hit the Jefferson
county courthouse and a service
station, but no injuries were re-
ported
Lightning hit a power line at
a Tuscaloosa airDOrt knocking
out power and causing a small
fire in the roof of a hangar
Three Air Force jet planes had
earlier been forced to land at
the Tuscaloosa airport when they
ran into bad weather ON a flight
from Las Vegas to Jacksonville.
They took off today to complete
their flight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02
GlMBEL'S, MACY CAN NOW
SQUARE OFF FOR SOME REAL
BAREKNUCKLE ACTION
ACHESON, WILEY
tContinued from Page Ono

Continued from Page Onc)
state department policy. Achcson
said finally: a
Il think we are talking about
two slightly different things. /
think what General Van Fleet is
doing is describing his military
operations and think, as | I'M
derstand his statement, it is that
in the present state of that oper-
aion he has stopped his advance
Now, as far as our purpose in Ko-
rea IS concerned, we were discuss
ing that yesterday, and | tried to
point out that it was to rcpel this
armed attack and to restore peace
and security in the area.
Acheson told the Senators he
knows of no present negotiations
for peace in Korea. Acheson said
that he did not have any know
ledge of amy proposals having
been made by the Chinese Conn
munlStS."
While the Wiley Acheson by
play was punctuatcd with sharp
questions and answers, the inter
change began on friendly basis.
As Acheson entered the com
mittee room for his second day
Of testimony, Wiley said to him:
Well, Mr.. Secretary, you are
looking young and handsome this
morning"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02

Select the service that selects
its menus. Marines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02
APPRECIATES COOPERATION

Editor, The Citizen:
AS Commander Naval Base
and Armed Forces Day Project
Officer for the Key West Area,
! wish to express my sincere
thanks to you for you coopera-
ton and the excellent publicity
you gave to the Armed Forces
Day events.
Your cooperation was very
gratifying and contributed much
to the successful presentation Of
the Armed Forces Day program
in the City of Key West.
Sincerely yours,
c. c. ADELL,
Captain, us. Army.
Key West, Fla,
June 2, 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02


come one of the most prominent
figures in civic affairs in New
York. And though his chief oc-
cupation now is in matters Of
high financial policy, he still
keeps close tabs on actual store
management. 50
Bernard Climbers opposite num-
Der on the other side of oath
Street is Jack Strauss, president
Of Mays. Strauss is a some +
what younger man-5l. but he,
too, is a promment figure.in civic
affairs as we'll as business.
Strauss was born into the fans
lily which had built Mays to
prominence back in the sos and
90's There are some remarkable
similarities in the careers Of
Gimbel and Strauss, too. Like
Gimbcl, Strauss went straight
from school---Harvard-into the
business. And he worked up Ia
executive positions one after an
other He became. president of
the company in 1910. And he is
also active as director of sew
eral other Corporations and large
banks. This includes big-time
radio (Mutual-WORl,
Mays does not have branches
in the sense that Gimbel's does.
But IL does have an interest, il
not absolute control, in several
big stores outside New York.
Among them are Davis6n-Paxon
in Atlanta and 0'Connor- Moffatt
in San Francisco.
The civic activities, as wen as
business groups, throw GimbcIs
and Strausses together with con
siderable frequency, but the
celebrated rivalry is not in evil
dance at banquet tables.
At least neither Of the two IA
nous merchants has ever indi-
Gated that he objected to compe-
tition-no matter where it might
come from.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02
Corporal Litton
Given FurIOugh
Graduate

When the graduating class of
Warren G.. Harding High School
in Warren, Ohio, assemblies for
IT'S commencement exercises on
Thursday. June Z, conspicuous
among the navy blue caps and
gowns of the graduates, viii be
the khaki colored uniform of
Corporal Lee Litton, Jr., USM~,
attached to the Marine Barracks,
Naval Base, Key West. Receiving
his diploma. viii be fulfillment
Of a promise he made TO himself
in l949 when he left High School
before the end of his Junior year
TO enter the Marine Corps. Real
ling the old adage that although
travel broadens the mind, lit is
not effective in securing a job
unless you have that High School
"sheepskin" to prove it, Cpl. Lit
ton has through sheer persever-
ence plus several Interruptions
in his school York due to
bitches in the Marine Corps
finally earned his diploma.
Corporal Litton is the l9-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Sayfoot of 1910 Oak Knoll Street,
S. e., Warren, Ohio. He enlisted
in the Marine Corps in March.
l949, and received his basic
training at Paris Island, S. c.
In June, 1949. he was advanced
in rate to Private First Class, and
after one years service received
an honorable discharge in March,
1850. He returned TO Warren
where he completed his Junior
and Senior years Of High School
in eight. months by attending
summer school and night school.
During the day. he was en-
pIoyed by Packard Electric Com
pany, division Of General Mo
tors. When he was recalled into
the service in November, 1850, he
had earned enough High School
credits to receive his diploma
with the June, 1851 class.
Corporal Litton was granted a
l5-day leave and left by plane
on Wednesday for Warren. He
plans on attending all of the
traditional social events being
sponsored by his class such as
the Junior Senior Prom and the
Class Day exercises. The Baca
laureate Sermon will be held on
Sunday, June 3, with commence
ment on June z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-02
Grand Jury Has
Recessed Until
Next Monday

The grand jury, repeatedly still
in session on the Lelanette Rob
erts case, has recessed until Mon
day morning at 10 a. m.
Robert Metz, 26-year-old sail
or was indicted this week for
rape, No other official action has
beon announced.
The jury is said to have visited
The Sccna OF Miss Roberts death
on Saddle Bunch Key late Thurs
lay afternoon Her skeleton was
found there two months ago by
two golfers on the rocket range
in that area.
Identification Of the remains
was made by teeth in the skull
and a class ring. The pretty
blond disappeared about two
years ago.
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lteiaily. recovered from the col
fiSion and flew on.
AZ first, the planes We're be-
lieved to have been F-i7 Thun-
dctEoltS from a new iatcrccplior
base at Westhampton However,
a spokesman at WeSthamptou
said no planes were missing
there
A spokesman for the New Jer-
soy National Guard said in New
ark it is possible the planes Were
from the l0Sth fighter group al
Newark.
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a sincere JOY in being able to
relax from battle fronts of trick
cry, tactics and blood for a stay
n the haven of Key West It's
so different from what I've seen
these past years, its taking me a
iLtlc time to adjust 10 the quiet
ness and fishing and sun he
said.
The returned soldiers mother,
Mrs. Julia knight, then display
ed a red silk kimona cmbroidcr-
cd in silver, and an array Of fans
and paintings done on silk which
her son had brought back from
the Orient.
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the Chinese aud North Koreans
have now set up a strong defense
line just north Of the 33th
Parallel with thousands Of fresh
troops Then there was the out
side possibility that the Allies
might have run out Of steam
after their huge counter-offen-
sivc.
The only clue 10 an explanation
appeared to be in the final words
Of Van Fleets statement, where
he said: Concluded, then, is the
phase that must be considered one
Of the critical battles of the Ko-
rean campaign .
In the absence of other informa-
ton, those words appeared to in
dicate that the general was sum
ming up one operation but keep
ing hisown counsel about the next
one.
Reds Hold Line
From all appearances, the Reds
have retreatcd as far north as
they intend To go unless they are
forced back.
They have poured strong Red
achievements in the so-called
triangle supply area from which
they launched their two Inflated
spring offensives And the Reds
appear determined to stop further
Allied advances that might en-
dangcr that triangle formed by
the towns of Kumhwa, Chorwon
and Pyonggang. AZ the moment,
Allied troops arc about l2 miles
from the western end Of the tri-
angle, Roughly speaking, the base
~ the triangle Is Is miles above
the 38th Parallel. with its point
- miles north
The toughest fighting today was
t2milcs southwest Of Chorwon in
the Yonchon area, where the dug
in Reds fought bitterly
East on Yonchon, the Reds
halted the Allied push. At Kun
hwa on the east end Of the tfi-
angle, the Reds resistance cascd
and Allied forces pushed further
out of their Hwaehon river
hfiCtgchead North Of Hwachon.
artillery fire killed most of a con
eentration Of 1000 Reds and
South Korean forces made an
eight mile advance. Still further
east, tank forces that drove
through Nanggu act heavy resis-
tancc
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