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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
La PreI,sa Ends
Glorious History
In NelUS Field

BUENOS AIRES. Arqen-
tine. April l3.-(Pl.-The
great Spanish-language news
paper. La Prensa. has reach
ed the end of its S2-Year his
tory as an independent pub
LEGATION.
An Argentine Congress
vote here has completed for
NAL government seizure of
the paper. suppressed be-
cause of its criticism of the
Peron regime.
The Argentine president
now will decide whether La
Prensa is TO be continued as
government mouthpiece. or
liquidated entirely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
Disabled Vets
House Moved
ToBis Pine
City Manager Dave
King Valves $50
Charge As Ciiy's
Contribution

Everett Halls house moved up
the Overseas Highway today to
Big Pine Key.
1t was the fourth building taxi
en- out of the old Army barracks
area east of White street and the
first one transported by M. T.
Shipp, contractor who is clearing
the area SO that part of the Navy's
'houSand-unit housing project can
be erected there.
The building is in two sec
tions. each SO feet. three inches
long by 20 feet. six inches wide.
Shipp posted the necessary
bond and property damage in
surance so that the former Ma
rine wounded at Two Jima
could have dwelling to re-
place his home which was de-
stroYed by fire last month.
= Yesterday the contractor OBJ
tanned permit to move the sec
tons over the streets of Key
West. City Manager Dave Kine
issued the permit personally anc
waived the $40 charge as a mum
clpal contribution to the disabled
veteran.
Ships contribution consisted
of the building and the moving OF
it to Big Pine Key, on behalf OF
himself and his partner, the ABCL
Corporation.
Veterans organizations in Key
West have promised to help Hal
convert the building to living
quarters.
Hes going to place the two
sections in an L shape" Shipp
said today. Then he and his
family can live in one part and
he can rent out the other part.
This will help him get out from
the burden of the fire. when he
lost everything"
All but eight Of the building.
in the Barracks area have beer
sold or earmarked for wrecking
the contractor said. we have got
only eight movable buildings still
unsold. BY Monday, l expect
they'll be sold, too
Some of the buildings cannot
be moved and those, we are
wrecking. We arc selling the ma
terial, mostly. locally. and any
that is left over when our CON
tract is up, we'll haul to Miami
and sell there. Some Key Westers
are buying buildings and having
their own contractors tear them
down. Then they'll use the ma
terials to build something new
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
Permits Issued

Two small repair permits total
ing 5000 were issued by the of
flee of Building Inspector Ralph
Russell yesterday.
Louis Milford, Jr., 2423 Pattcr-
son avenue will add two small
frame rooms to his house.
John Thompson, 1907 Petronia.
IS making minor repairs of $500
to his home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13

Red Flyers In
=. Rnssian-Type Planes
TOKYO, Apr. Zap.
In Korea, the Allies are
continuing their cautious
advance into enemy terri
tory against a warning they
may expect heavier Red
air attacks.
New totals were an
nounced today after all the
scores were in from yester-
days jet battle over North
Korea-the biggest yet:
More than 225 planes took
part. American jets and
B-29's had shot down or
damaged 33 enemy jets.
Two SuperfortS were down.
ed.
The CTS are calling the
present ground advance
operation mystify." That's
because the Reds are using
a strange new tactic of hide
and-seek - disappearing in
one sector and bouncing up
III another.
On the western front. U.N.
troops across the Hantan river
advanced today against no OPP
position. But in another sector.
the CTS had to use flamethrow-
ers to dig the Reds out of their
pillboxes.
On the central front, Redresis-
tance fell off in the Hwachon re-
servoir area. However, American
officers said the Reds had not
pulled out,
On the east coast, Red shore
guns at Wonsan fired on Allied
ships bombarding that port, but
the Reds scored no hits. The us.
cruisers st. Paul and Manchester
silenced the shore guns.
Can Expect Heavier
Connie Air Blows
The Allies in Korea have been
warned to expect heavier air at
tacks from the Reds.
That's the word from Lieuten-
ant General George Stratemeyer,
head of the Far East air forces.
Stratemeyer says the Reds may
strike soon at Allied ground troops
and installations.
Stratemeyer disclosed that the
Rds are hastily building and i'm
proving series of airfields be-
tween Manchuria and Allied front
lines.
In his warning, Stratemeyer
said Allied airmen are under or
ders not to attack the big enemy
air bases in Manchuria. Therefore,
he added, "our only recourse is to
blunt the attack once it is launch
cd. We must be constantly alert"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
BULLETIN
BRITISH OFFER REJECTED

WASHINGTON. April l3.-(P).
The United States has rejected
a British proposal TO bring Com
munist China into preparations
for the Japanese peace treaty.
This country also insisted that
there be no change in the Status
of Formosa. That is. that it re
main neutralized during the Ko-
rean fighting and that its eventual
disposition be decided later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13

The average U. S. farmer owns
about $2,220 worth of machinery.
implements and motor vehicles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
EiSNER DENIES
Go. 'inueG From pagc OneI

tCo. 'lnueG From ?uae Onel
good women of the Hospital Aux
Hilary did not call me to verify
the facts before writing to the
Editor of The Citizen.
There are many people who
know of my personal efforts to
help tbs hospital. starting with
the manager, Mr.. Willard Al
bury"
Ironically, it was Eisner who
instituted the plan to give $2,100
to the hospital for surgical instru-
ments only a few weeks ago. Els
ner also previously had told of
showing visiting physical thru
the hospital, and recorded the
doctors enthusiastic comment to
his fellow commissioners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13

he generals possible voluntary
retirement.
Meanwhile MacArthur's sue
ceSsOr, Lieutenant General Mat
thew Ridgway, issued his first
general orders as supreme COM
mander. Ridgway is in Koreo, but
is expected to return to Tokyo
soon to take over the top COM
nand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-13
Allies Move
Slowly Into
Enemy Land

Two Superforis
Shot Down BY Chinese
Red Flyers In
~.Rilssian-Type Planes
Evening star., 1951-06-16
~ The Assesiaisd Prs,.

AGANA, Guam, June 16.-Con-
vinced after nearly six years that
the Pacific war Is over, q Japa-
nese petty officer has come out Of
his hideout on remote Anatahan
Island.
But Is other japanese sailors
and soldiers. with a single ma
chinegun, remain on the island
81 miles north of Saipan.
Navy headquarters here said
today Junji Inoue. 43 an engineer
in the Imperial Navy. was taken
OF Anatahan a week ago. More
than 200 letters from, wives.
mothers and relatives Of the
remaining Japanese were left
there, urging the men to believe
war with the United States had
endeo and return home.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Miss Trumon Head. !.
For Luxembourg
with PerIe Mestu
BY tho Associated Press

BRUSSELS, Belgium, June 49,
Margaret Truman headed for Lux
embourg today, accompanied by
Perle Mesta, United States Min
lister, who will be her hostess.
Also in the party were Mrs.
Georgia Neese Clark. United States
Treasurer: Mrs. India Edwards,
chairman of the women's division
of the Democratic Party; Mrs.
Frank Wright and Miss Ethel
Odum.
The Presidents daughter had
spent busy 43 hours in Belgium.
The Belgian press, which had been
cool to her on arrival, more than
warmed up as she left. One paper
called her a friendly and charm
ing young woman" Another broke
into English to call her good look
ing" and said she had "done more
for her country in Europe with her
smile and her delicious simplicity
than the obscure declarations of
generals and politicians"
Evening star., 1951-06-16
SALE BY OWNER $l6,95O
ST. JOHNS PARISH. SILVER SPRING. Md.

Two bedrooms living oom dining room, large kitchen filed bath
on first floor and floor rcushed IN fc Or rooms and both
including plumbing end heos nsuluted Full basement with filed floor
and pointed wo Nice lot adoinins proposed park Aluminium
bncton doors end windows venetian blinds Approx down ond
and insurance. -
August right
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Assured War With u. S. Is Over
IJup SuiIor Leaves Pacific Isle

Inoue received such letters q
year ago and had been waiting
Ito be picked UP since.
Inoue said he and the 10 others
were the only survivors Of SO ma
rooned on Anatahan June IL. 1914
when American dive bombers sank
three 30-ton cargo ships in the
Islands harbor.
Eight of the original group were
murdered, Inoue said, and the 9TH
|ers died accidental deaths. He
added that the group now is DOM
mated by Seaman Nakagawa Ichi-
Iro, who threatens to kill any one
attempting to leave.
Inoue stepped out Of the brush
10 be picked up by the trust ter
ritory tug Venus, commanded by
LIT. Comdr. James B. Johnson Of
Birmingham, Ala. He wore NY
Ion sirt and pants fashioned from
|parachutes salvaged from q B-29
crash in 1914.
Salvage from the bomber pro-
vided the men with most Of the
implements needed to survive on
the island. They ate lizards, CO.
coanuts, crabs, rnangoes and ba-
|nanas, Inoue said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-18
Crumrines May Turn TaIenis 10 Other Suhieeis

SEATTLE. Dec. 19-lR-T W o well-known painters of Alaska na- lives and their handsome sled-dogs may turn their talents to other subjects.
 Mrs. Nina Crumine and her daughter, Josephine, are spenolng the winter here. They are flnlsnlng commissioned paintings and trans lating sketches made in Alaska last summer into oils.
 we would like to see something If the rest of the world" Mrs. Jrumrine says.
 Josephine especially wants to ,aint those wonderful little teddy ears in Australia"
 Both artists have had their work lung in galleries from New YoIk o Alaska.
 Miss Crumrine's famous canine subjects include "Mageik,' the elue-eyed dog of the Rev. Bernard hubbard, famed Glacier Priest; j; Cheechako", mascot of Elmendort field and Fort Richardson; and Blizzard, who helped blaze a rail for the Alaska highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-18
B Arrive, } leave
 On Baganoi tuesday

Arriving on the Baranof Tues day were 35 passengers with three embarking for the Westward. Mas ter of the ship is Capt. Joseph Ramsauer with A. H. Bahwell, chief purser
 Disembarking from Seattle; John J. Bender, Betty P. Dykes, Patricia Dykes, E. R. Erickson, J. L. Ever cite, Howard J. Frank, MT. and Mrs. Alex Gair, Jr., D. r. Hunger ford and two children; MT. and Mrs. c. w. Jensen, Esther Kanen, MT. and Mrs. Daryl Mcdonald, Mrs. w. J. Rechin, Miss E. L. Taylor, C.. Wallace, Mrs. Opal Webster and two children, c. Wright, Betty Smeskal.
 From Ketchikan P. J. Gilmore, R. R. Hartsfield, T. c. Whiteside.
 From Petersburg. Mrs. William A. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Ask, Roy Peratrovich, Mrs. Cari DeMott, Marie DeMott, Mrs. Ernie Sarff.
 Emharking for Seward: MT. and Mrs. Ray Masters, Luria Jordan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-18
JUNEAU MAN IN NAVY FOOT TRAINING

Wayne R. McGee, son of MT. and Mrs. Russel McGee of Juneau, Is undergoing boot training at the U. S. Naval Training center, San Diego, Calf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-18
R adio Log

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Evening star., 1951-05-06
GROOM RRTCK
Assume GI-S57 Mo.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

0OSSAAAW- ,OUU
Like new. expandable attic, gas heat;
So, 900 down; new East Pines: Pine. SRPpveE. Riye1.
dale rd. to 66th ave. right to 8Tth
ave, left to 5719 67th ave.
c. ROY HAZLETT, WA. 5000
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ALExANDe1A's HOUSE OF MERIT

HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built in
the early 10th century and was
known as ''the most elegant house..
Its perfect restoration and modern
ization retains its elegance while II
brings added INABILITY and charm.
From its brick arched basement
through its distinctive three stories
you are satisfied" with the right
ness Of 1t all. The original Fan
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical Of the architecture of the
period--nothing finer has been pro-
duced. Truly a handsome. dignified
house fianked by terrace and garden
Photographs available-inspectio by
appointment. Call Miss Hill or Mrs.
Mark. Decatur 4101. once hours;
Emerson 0SS1 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV. Washington. DC.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
S9,65O
CflfNh ~

50, 900
GI-S9U0 DOWN
tew brick bungal FEATURING n
lovely bedrooms with waIk-in closets
large living room. spacious aIileIec,
tric kitchen with dining area We
netlan blinds, oil heat; large lot
Evening star., 1951-05-06
S14.500
Uv rrovTTV

Sl4. 300
HYATTSVILLE
large 2-story asbestos shjngle 7-room
home. 2 blks. from everything; 1st
H., living room. large dining room.
knotty pine den, spacious kitchen
End H., 3 large bedrooms and bath
full basement; lot. 5Ox165 Owner
leaving town. See this today.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
$t0,50O
nNuyTD

Lge: 5.bedrm. rambler, SS by "a
with fun bsmt. All rms. very Ice
N.500 down to GI. Conv. terms t.
non-veterans. ' W
Evening star., 1951-05-06
AURORA HILLS AREl

LOVELY MASONRY HOME
Setting on a nice corner lot
with beautiful shrubbery and
flower garden House has 5
bedrms.. baths, liy. rm. with
stone fireplace. separate formal
din. rm. and compact kit.
equipped with stove and re-
frigerator. Full bsmt.. excel.
heating plant. garage. $4,000
takes 1t.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06

electricity. telephone, oil heat,
Frigidaire. ice box. gas range, Bendix
washer. garage. barn, second well at
barn; new television aerial; near
Waterford. Loudoun County, Va.
Box 134-A. Star. "a
OWNER LEAVING, MUST SELL
This pretty 5-rm. and de luxe bath
plus sun rm. BUNGALOW automatic
oil fuel heat: q beauty. Lge. lot
near Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd; No ]
location. Sacrifice price. $4,000
down. Call US at once LARRY o.
STEELE RE 04A3 CHI lR06 q
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ALEXANDRIA
BAKER
OFFERS
A LARGE HOME

That you can own with real
pride and satisfaction of hav-
ing your moneys worth. 8 lge,
bedrms, 4 baths, knotty pine
rec. rm.; dble. car garage;
beautiful Handicapped grounds
with lily pond and fountain,
barbecue pit and terraced yard.
Worth your inspection AS 1T
IS UNDER PRICED BY $50
900. You can buy 1t for
$50. 900. Call to see this man
sion today.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
$4,000
MT. RAINIER

$4,000
MT. RAINIER
E-story detached home: list a. living
ICON. ICON: aninins nTls room. kitchen and bed
MI UHii, /. .na n, 8 bedrooms and bath: 4:
garage; conv. location; ST .o00 dow
this today. i'oA' see
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Beautiful 2 full story white
brick, newly decorated, det.
garage. This home has 2 lge.
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd
a. First a. has lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm., elec.
kit. twin-si2ed bedrms. and
tiled bath. with pvt. entrance;
500 SO. It. concrete terrace
with custom-made barbecue Dit
and screened dining area;
bsmt. has unique furnished
rec. rm. incl. bar and refgr.,
Photographic dark rm. and
workshop: grounds beautifully
HANDICAPPED; steal at Sl9,75O;
excellent financing by OWNER.
6S0S Dartmouth ave-, College
Park UN 1923.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
peter j. hagan
$500

NI.bOU
GI-S65O DOWN
bedroom asbestos shineie huro,.
ioVeIy living room. equip kitcheS eNd
path. oil heat; insulated throuebomt
So2 mo. includes taxes and in.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TIE. 7343
NORTH ARLINGTON

ATTRACTIVE BRICK CAPE COD
With 4 bedrms.. liy rm.. din.
rm., kit. tiled bath: located on
q dead-end street which is
excellent for children. Attrac-
tive yard, IL fruit bearing
trees; full bsmt.; oil heat; ga
rage; handy to shopping, bus,
schools. etc. $1,000 cash; bal.
FILA easy monthly payments.
Price, 81 $50. See this before
1t Is sold
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
peter ]. hagan

3906 r. I. ave. Brent
wood. UN. $685.. WA. 1857. Open
9 I'll o.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
S10,75O
MT RAIMIER

S1O,75O
MT. RAINIER
Lovely, 2-bedrm. bungalow, blk. from
Streetcar terminal. . bedrms.. liy
rm., din, rm., lge. kit. with dining
area. full bsmt. front porch. drive
way concrete street and sidewalks.
Sl,700 down to GI.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
81 $50
WOODI AVN

WOODLAND
Brick bungalow, . bedrms., liv. rm.
with fireplace. equipped kit. tile
bath. full bsmt.; S2,250 down. as
sumo ~ GI loan, 500 per mo.
includes everything.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
AL. 6644
TIE. 7343
JEFFERSON MANOR

A lovely suburban home area
brick semidet. home with Q
bedrms., tiled bath, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. cheerful kit, with
stove and refgr.; full bsmt..
rec. rnl.; gas heat; front porch.
50, 260 down, bal. S73.96 mo,
includes everything.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
Open Sunday, l to 6 PM.

o0Ul SUMM1I DnlVE
In Hillcrest Heights. O very attrac-
tive brick rambler. In the secluded
location at the end Of q street
facing circle. Features q fine living
room. 33 by IA, with fireplace,
bookshelves and large picture win
dow; separate guest-size dining
room: all.electric kitchen with
Formica-top sink. garbage disposal,
dishwasher, yentilator, ETC.; powder
room off kitchen. 3 lovely bedrooms
and large tile bath and shower;
parquet floors throughout; roomy
attached garage with overhead
door; Venetian blinds. aluminium
screens and windows. This brand
new rambler was recently sold to
. diplomat. who has received orders,
changing his, plans and is COM
PEELED to relinquish his interest.
Mr.. Shirley on premises. Direc-
tions: Out Pa. ave. s.e. to Branch
ave-, turn right and continue i j.
mi. over D. C. line to Colebrooke
dr., turn right and follow signs.
A. A. CAROZZA
1927 PA. AVE. Sc, LU. 4-004O
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TIE. 7343
LYNNHAVEN

Handy to Washington and
Pentagon bldg. Brick row home
IN convenient location with 2
nice lge. bedrms., liv. rm.. sep
arate din. rm. and fully
equipped kit; full osmt.: oil
heat; fenced yard: front
screened-in porch, $4,000 down.
mo. payments approx. SIS.
Phone
AL. 6644 TIE 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
peter j. hagan
COLLEGE PARK

REALTOR, 1905 r. I. ave, Brentwood.
UN. S5S5. WA. 1857. Open Q lii 8.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
BELLE HAVEN
$19,950
OPEN 2-6 TODAY

A beautiful white Dutch
Colonial surrounded by century
old oak trees. beautifully land
Nscaped. overlooking the golf
and country club. Copper
roof. liv rm.. din. rm.. kit.
on 1st H.. large bedrms. and
bath on End H., garage. auto.
heat. copper cutters and down
spouts, beautiful winding walk
ways through flower beds. To
reach: South through Alex
andria on No. 1 to entrance
of Belle Haven. left on Wood
mont rd.. bear right on Belle
field rd. to No. 90 and Open
Sign. Exclusive, BILL WINTER
MEYER. TIE. S70S. OV. 1916.
AL. 2096.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TIE. 7343
FAILS CHJIRCH

Stone home. excellent loca-
tion. 3 bedrmS., lge. liv. rm.,
formal din. rm., breakfast
nook. lovely modern Kit, side
porch: full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h,
$50. 900. Substantial cash
needed. Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ALEXANDRIA

EEhME hObES IUS
2-FAMILY APT. HOUSE
Each apt. consisting Of liv.
fm.. equipped kit, 2 bedrms.,
bath; back screened porch;
half bsmt.; new oil hot-water
heat: buses 2 blks., schools
blk. Selling price, S12, 900
and purchaser assumes pay
ment on oil burner; purchaser
can live in 1 apt. and rent
other, to more than make the
monthly payments, and pay off
trust. About $1,000 needed as
down payment. Buy this be-
fore it's too late.
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ARLINGTON FOREST
S13 45n

Sl8, ,45U
This beautiful brick Colonial, sit
rm., din. rm., spacious kit; 3 bed
rms, oath, End floor; surrounded by
nice trees and shrubbery; excellent
financing.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
oV. 6549, AL. 2096; Ewes, oV. 1946.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
TIE. 7343
BEVERLY HILLS

Modern brick home with q
taste of refinement you'll like.
3 bedrms., "a baths, 2 fire.
places. lovely cheerful kit.
gorgeous rec. rm. with bar and
built-in lounge seat. Attractive
yard and loads Of extras worth
your careful consideration.
S30.500. First Come First
Served. Phone
AL. 6644 TIE. 7343
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
. > story, substan-
TALLY built garage, l6x2O, on Ask
130-ft. lot; can be converted for
living purposes at very little ex-
penSe; $4,000. $500 Cleveland
ave- Riyerdale Md
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Immaculate Brick Bungalow
0.s.s.-1

N11E41AeI1 OW14OL
3-year-old, 2-bedrm.; large L-shaped
liv. rm., newly dec; complete
YOUNGSTOWN kit, Venetian blinds,
tile bath, radiant heat. exp. attic.
excel. closets. incl. large walk-in
linen closet; lovely lot; estab. neigh
borhood: nearby Md: bus at door;
near schools and shopping. Only
$500 cash. Assume Tong
mortgage. sos Der mo-, incl. int.
and taxes. AP, 23O7 any time. %
Evening star., 1951-05-06

VILLA HEIGHTS, MD.
5512 LANDOVER RID.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1880
Brick Cape Cod; 1st H., 2 bedrms.
liv. rm.. kit. and din. area: 2nd H.,
2 bedrms.; full bsmt.. recr. rm.; gas
a.-c.h.: conv. to shopping. transp.
and schools. Priced for quick sale
Vacant.
E. r. BOYNTON CO.
OR. $500 or WA. S246.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-23
Bond Prize Winner
Arrives I'm London

LONDON, Nov. 23.-IP.-An at
tractive 27-year-old junior high
school science teacher of Logan,
West Virginia has arrived in Lon
don on the first leg of a three week
prize tour of Europe.
Miss Marjorie Ramsey won the
trip as first prize in a West Virg-
mia defense bond selling contest in
Charleston.
Her 3l5 pupils sold 50-thousand
dollars worth of bonds.
Arriving by air from New
York, she told newsmen: -
would like TO have look around
Britain and Europe 10 see how
our defense dollars are being
spent.
She said she hopes TO see what
is being done about defense saving
in Europe and that she also wants
to see the countries and their
schools.
Her tour includes stops in Ger
many, Italy and France as well
as England