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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0l04, UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est 1905.
SMALL JOBS-BoXes, beds. persona
and S. S. area TU. 2g23 In
COOK TRANSFER. Call any time fol
reasonable rates and free estimates
IA S-nl0S
IEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
DaNinent on your moving, storage
Reas. IA. 2g37; ewes, GE, l4I6
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt serv. reas. ST 1000. = days a
Ek., : a.In.-9 pm. w MARVIN. 23'
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HOUSES sALE-k.W. tcen,.) J

CHEVY CHASE: d. C.-We are now
privileged to ofYer this beautiful pre-
war white brick Colonial home on
corner. lot near Blessed Sacrament
Church and Lafayette School. Isl
floor has unusual living rm. with
Ing and pine paneled den. End floor,
2 twin sized bedrooms and full tile
bath. gas h.-w.h.. attached garage.
very, charming and in immaculate
f%fEb fSRe!Sp co. pflsea ISc So4 e sea Conn ave-
NV. EN- 1890 till pm. -19
MT. PLEASANT. 1855 Kilbourne pl.
NV. House completely reconditioned
IKE new. 3 large bedrooms. full
bath. 2nd floor; powder room. Ist Il.
Built-in kitchen. large dining room
and living room. Large basement
with servant quarters; oil heat. Open
soSndsy | g PAR AREA - rhi, mls s,.-
tinctive new-brick rambler. has re-
din: rm., lge. kitchen with dinette
and a sizable screened porch. 2
steps above lst level are 3 spacious
bedrms; and baths. Gas heat. and
'front.' lot priss ssFsss 70 ,nspeds assfs
can co., WG INC :soS Chew EDT CHASE. Il; !6NEs g e
SIZING VALLEY AND KENT SEC
TION--New rambler, Groom, 2-col-
ored tile bath brick and stone home
cation. Modern step-savins kitchen
which is something to see. II you
are interested in a home don't miss
this. Pre- reg K. Attractive inane-
ing may be ARRANGED will consider
trade, Open ! to daily and Sun
reach: west on Nebraska ave. past
American Univ. to Loushboro rd /,
NORMAN H. HIMELFARB, 81. s632.
sls ..I UNDERWOOD ST; N.w.-open
esfr' def erg das bath ~ far5 Brick eaSns
ished attic rm.. gas h.-wh. Priced
terms, terms ~ I "a ssos, ". cLiSFoRb
rfRs4lFzo6R ffHEETzGS, Re EoTpnn SIS1 RIM aa7os
N, Capitol st.-Corner semidet..
rms: hot,.water heat; recr. rm.
S726o incl. taxes. 81 500 cash
s1ae aE, 5lso days; eyes, and Sun. IA.
ONE YOU'LL NEVER BEAT-Modern
det. brk, center-hall Colonial in
most most convenient and desirable 10.
S"eASA SlAtS TOOL,
rooms. GA baths. rec. rm., b.-i
garage. oil h.-wh., asking S24. 500
All offers considered. Ewes. call 81
9I45. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1
sEMlDET. BRICKS rooms. bath
pantry. siass-inclosed porches. oil
heat. southern exposure, overlooking
Sherman Circle S1S,50O, terms:
brokers invited. COS Decatur at. NV.
III
ONLY s13.sSO for a brand-new s-rm.
semidet, brk.. / blk from D. c.
line, nr. n H. ave. Full bsmt., gas
heat, tile bath, copper screens, lovely
lot. paved street. Immed posses
sion. Sample home, s26 Berkshire
Eastern ave !. Blk bit to cueh chlluxm lh1xm' rG' On
then left - blks TO Berkshire dr..
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500
home on lge. lot; oil heat. bedrm.
and bath on lst a. Only Sl795O
on terms. RA. 22Oo; ewes, GE. 051S.
DE LUXE s-BEDRooM. s-bath. cen
Ter hall plan on upper 18th street
sToSSE,' S % 10 o'G ROOMS, $4,000. is Mr..
Walter Reed. b. c. 3 baths, INV.
mrs, full bsmt.. h.-w.h.. slate roof
a-acre lot. FRANK CRAVER. GE.
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COLORED

1900 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
The DeSota Apartments at s.w. corner
OF 18th and Mass. ave, NV. You
can own your own apartment home
for reasonable down payment
and monthly terms less than rent
Apartments No. 81, A and SO open
for inspection, then come to office
of A. M DRAISNER, 1404 L st
NV. MA. S036. Office open Sun. IL
to pm. -l9
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED

HEIGHTS s.E.-Ne. g.
bedrm., semidet. brick: fun bsmt,,
gas heat. equip. kit; Sl25. UN.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, in RI Rock
crest, conv. to Nav Hosp. and Beth.
avail. immed.; Si20 mo. OIL. 257s.
ALEXANDRIA AREA - s-bedroom
h9gse. tgIl basement. brand-neW;
TWO -BEDRM. BRICK. de luxe kitch-
en-: 14x:5-ft. liy. rm.; 9 mi. Capitol;
NSv5. NSSlI5. NE 9hao' Ext; 40. go.
driving time from Fl. Belvoir and
Pentagon; grade school and shop
ping, center within 4 blks; 10 min.
south Of Alexandria, off Mt. Vernon
blvd; Sl35 mo. Call XII. 9-S217.
1870 s. VAN BUREN ST. RockviiIe-
Four bedrms.. 2Ia baths. beautiful
large, lot, double car garage. $3.50
month. Cali Mr.. Yount, with FRANK
S, PHILLIPS DI 1411.
FOR LEAsE-An ideal home for
dlPi9mat bsdq 69me or Goyernment 'aaatas official
D. c. line. south of Washington.
Large liv.. rm.. den, din. rm. and
modern kitchen on 1st A.; "a baths,
This house is equip. with GE refer.
anu sLoVe. washing machine and 20
IT: deep freeze; latest-type storm
windows, all installed in the last
year: oil burner with summer winter
hookup. This house is located in a
grove of fine old trees. in the high
est elevation south of Washington.
zap S.1i per mo to responsible tenant.
ARLINGToN-o-story brick ColonlaJ
WITH screened porch: 3 bedrms., .
baths: 15x@4 liv. rm. with firepI.
full din. rm., modern kit; recr. rm.
oil heat: newly decorated; 2-cai
refs. refs eXchsnged; sl75 mo. Cal
3-BFDRM.. new semidetached home
IN Wheaton Park, near transp
auto gas heat; Bendix; nice yard;
storage space; Sl10. SH. 1870.
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER-In new
section; , bedrms de luxe kit; Slp5
per mo. Call UN. 2113 or RE. 246I.
DET. HOUSE. 3423 Brown ST. NV
| blk. west of 16th-Sl50 mo. Nc
DEWITT, Realtor RA. 1922.
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBS - White.
washed brick 2-bedrm. home on "a
acre. Rather small. Easy driving dis
~ tanes Sl35 mo. H. S-7l00. is
N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick
bsmt.: asphalt tile floored: stairs tc
storage attic: near schools, bus
shopping; S125. OW. 1888. -19
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER ordered
owe seas desires 10 share furn, home,
Lewisdale. Md. with l or . girls or
couple All facilities Reasonable
rent. Conv, Univ. of Md. Apply Box
l62-A, Star for papt is"
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CLEVELAND PARK

Very large and substantial detached
frame residence in the most de.
sirable part Of this highly CON
venient section: Eight rooms (5 bed.
porches. garage. oil h.-w.h.; very
liberal terms are available. ASkins
$24 $50. Ewes. call WO. 3236
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED

I have number Of pro-
spective purchasers eager for
desirable co-operatives in
NV. or sc. For those in
terested in selling their pres
ent apt. I will be delighted
10 make an appraisal without
obligation. Call Mr. Nichols,
North 2117. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC. 1920
K st. NV. MA. 5005.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
28O9 RITTENHOUSE NV.

OPEN SAT. 2 TILL 5 PM.
OPEN SUN. II TILL 6 PM.
Detached brick Colonial. in new.
house condition. Containing 6 rooms
3 bedrooms and 2 baths on END
floor. Garage. Attractive site. With
in walking distance to Lafayette
School. Close to transportation. Ex-
cellent financing. Call OR. 344O
ewes. RA 1863
J. NELSON HUGHES
1920 Conn. Ave. OR. 1896
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GEORGETOWN

Two apts. on large lot on good street
and only $4,000. Ewes. WO. <S46
J. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wis. Ave, MI. zl00. al
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KALORAMA

DELIGHTFUL TOWN HOUSE
DETACHED
First floor consists of large
reception room paneled rec
reation room with asphalt tile
floor, two rooms and bath; end
noor has center reception hall,
drawing room, 30xI6; dining
room, 15x20: study, buffers
pantry and kit. There are 2
bedrooms and 2 baths on Ord
moor, Elevator; gas heat; .
car brick garage; garden. Call
Miss Alexander. MA. $500 or
BOSS e. PHELPS. INC
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Mr.. 18th AND IRIS
Shepherd Park

A most attractive center-hall plan
Colonial brick home within walkine
distance Of the Shepherd PARK
Elementary School. transportation
large living room with adioinins
den, breakfast room and a family
s!zed dining room. On the second
hoor, are 4 delightful bedrooms with
ample closet space and two baths
Featuring combination alum. storm
matte heat. etc. Large landscaped
lot with a 2-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
Must be sold within ten days. there
fore the owner has priced for i'm
mediate sale. Act quickly. Call Mr..
Evans WO. 0290 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 H Street NV. MA oa4s
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& RMS AND PORCH

6 RMS. AND PORCH
AlI-new kitchen equipment; End Il
front with elevator service; acros,
ssteI sa'45o tS conv terns terms fe Phone D'3f Mr.
Bell. MI 229a.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES. Inc<
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BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Lovely S-rm. and 2-bath brick home.
900 blk. Upshur st. NV Beautiful
s-rm. and bath detached home in
exclusive ne. Woodbridge. Prices on
terms reasonable. For appt. TO show
call DE. 1913; ewes. VI. 1919.
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DE LUXE s-BEDRooM. 3-bath. Gen.
ter hall plan on upper 18th street.
Can be handled with $4,000 cash.
STONE, 10 ROOMS, sas 900 Mr..
Walter Reed. D. C. 3 baths, INV
ia-acre lot. FRANK CRAVER. GE.
1885. IN
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FTVE-RM. NEW BRICK RAMBLER.
modern GE kitchen, disposal re-
irieeTator: fun bsmt: large living
room with fireplace, black top drive
mo-. G-mo lease.
". W. LEWIS. REALTOR, sH oa1I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Traffic Engineer
Recommended For
City OF Key West

Acting on the traffic problems
of Key West, the planning com
mission last night unanimously
voted to make recommendation
to the City Commission to en-
gage traffic engineer to study
the congestion of traffic in the
city.
"A study OF the traffic should
be made by the engineer with
members Of the commission in all
congestcd areas in the city and
make recommendations to the city
commission for eliminating
these hazards by the means oil
signs and lights, stated Julio Ca
banas, Jr.
Discussing further the particu-
lar intersections in the city that
are hazardous, the commission
voted to reccomend erecting a
stop light at Flagler and White
streets and make a survey of that
area, and also to make survey
of the SiInonton and United
streets intersection.
THE city and police depart
ment are doing a wonderful job
with traffic in Key West. COM
mented Bernard, .'and our situa-
Continued On Page Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Pindcr Will Build
Two Duplexes

Luther P;ndcr. local business
man, compromised last night with
tho planning Commission by
agreeing 10 build only two dup
lexes instead Of the originally
planned three on DuvaI street be-
tween United and South.
Pinder wanted TO tear down his
hotel at that site and erect three
duplexes in addition 10 the one
already constructed. The question
before the board was Finders plan
to build these duplexes with
five foot setback from the city
line.
The commission upheld the ten
foot setback law on Duvai. street
acting on the recommendation Of
City Manager King.
The site for the construction is
located in zDne Alb which is
classified as residential. The qties-
ton also arose 10 the classified
ton Of this section. The board is
investigating the possibility Of re-
coming Alb as A commercial area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Twenty Grew
Members Praised

Twenty crew members of the
U.S.S. E-PCS 1881 nave received
Communications or specIaI com
mcndations as the result of a re,
cent inspection when their ship
was graded Excellent for the
fourth time,
The Communications were di,
rccted by Rear Admiral ]. E
Mahcr, commander of the Allan
tic Fleet Service Force, who
ordered also that copy of tho
letter report of inspection be in
Guided in the next fitness report
of Lieutenant John B. Saylor
commanding officer of the expert
mental patrol craft. submarine.
The four petty officers specially
commended were: Chief Boats
wain's Mate Robert f. Keller
35-2 Poinciana Place; Quarter
master First Class John G.. r.
Richter, lI4-E Poinciana: Radio
man Second Glass Charles E
johnson, 617I2 Fleming street
and Yeoman Second Glass Ken.
meth c. Thornton, $40 N. w
! Continued On Page EightJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
80 Seamen Missing Or Dead
I'm Tanker Crash I'm Gulf
Most OF Dead
We're Trapped
Aboard Greensboro

NEW ORLEANS, April 2I.-
{A9.-In the worst disaster off
the United States coast since
1913, II seamen are known dead,
and % others are missing.
These % are presumed dead,
too, but Coast, Guard and Navy
planes, cutters and tafikers arc
con- inuing TO search for possible
survivors. -
; The deaths occurred IN a pre-
dawn collision yesterday between
two tankcrs in the Guifof Mexiod
about 200 miles south of the
Louisiana coast.
Both tankcrs, the ESQ Sucz and
the ESQ Greensboro, caught fire,
and many Of the dead were burn
cd alive.
Most Of the dead were trapped
aboard the flaming Greensboro
which carried AZ men. So f;.r, the
bodies Of Is Of the Greensboro
crew have been recovered, ano
five survivors have been picked
up, too. OF the ESQ Suez crew oi
a.. one man was killed. and an
other, as yet unidentified. has
died of burns. Three other crew.
men suffered burns.
So far, four survivors, two from
each tanker, have been flown II
Continued On rage Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21

\ The judge, in his order to
Governor Fuller Warren,
said that he has been a
stakeholder and officer OF
the Key West Realty COM
pany prior to his circuit
court judgeship. He was al
so a stakeholder of that
company at the time it sold
its holdings to Key West
Improvement Inc.
Judge Lopez stated that
he is familiar with the ten
tative negotiations for the
acquisition of the airport
bv the city.
In view of his too great IA
miliarity with the case and his
previous interests in the COM
pany, the judge stated that he
could not sit as an impartial
judge.
This means that Governor
Warren will assign hidFe from
any Of FiorssaS various districts
The selection IS not limited tg
the southern part of the state. II
fact, Judge Lopez himself will
sit on cases in Daytons Beach II
the next three weeks.
Judge Lopez has had wide OK.
perienee in suits such as the city.
condemnation petition.
The disqualifying order issuco
by Judge Lopez on the suit means
possibly a short delay on th'
city's suit.
Latest development in tn
city'S suit has been the city's re
Quest of The Florida Nationa
Bank for a loan of Sufficien
! funds IN case the court uphold
/ the city's suit for purchase of th'
field
That conference took place OF
Monday Bank officials have no
notified the city of their inten
| tons since that time.
The 264 acre airport is assessed
at $4,000, The city has applied
to the Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration for $92,500 This i
half the amount city fathers fee
is necessary for extensive reno
walton of the field as well as pur
chase. At present, CAA officials
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
MueArfI1ur-Tr RUM
Talks AT luke
Islund Revealed
Declare General
Believed Organized
Resistance Would
End Thanksgiving

NEW YORK, April I'll
APE v eryone h as
yearned to know what went
on when President Truman
met General Douglas Mac
Arthur on Wake Island
last fall. And today, after
MacArthur's greatest vel
come-home in New York,
the New York Times gives
its version. -s
In an exclusive story
by a Times Washington
reporter. Anthony Levi
ero. and based on what
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
voGELER TO BE RELEASED

BUDAPEST. April 2l.-tP.-
The Hungarian government has
agreed to release American Rob-
ert vogeler. The American bust
nessman has been held in prison
on charges of espionage. A brief
communique from the Hungarian
foreign ministry said merely that
negotiations between the Hun
garian government and the U. S.
legation at Budapest were sue
cessful.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
t'iitys Retleemins OF $4,000
In Bonds Brings Outstanding
Debt Down To Sl,3l2,OOOa
Draglinc, Compressor
Purchased BY City;
Other Capital
improvements Made

: The City of Key West is in the
healthieSt financial state in its
history according to the first 1851
quarterly report made by City
Comptroller Charles Roberts.
As of March 81, the city had an
unencumbercd balance for muni-
cipal operations of $571.792 80
This means that the city has this
amount to spend in the remaining
nine months of the year. The
budget set up January /, 1851
allowed for annual appropriations
of 5000. 324.54 .
To date Si95, 296.79 has actually
been spent in this fiscal year.
The Department of Publie SER
vice, which spent S7l,253 in the
first three months of 1851, was
first in expenditures. 49,
OF this the largest single out
lay was for purchase of dragline
and compressor. This also &C
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Business Up Over
March OF 1850

Business in Key West IN March
of 1851 compared with March of
1850 shows expcnsion except for
the volume of building. accord
ing TO the Chamber of Commerce
monthly business analysis.
While post office receipts and
electricity consumed. rose, build
ing dropped sharply because of
the curtailing order of the Ma
tional Production Authority of
January Is.
Last year $265,750 in building
took place in March. this year
only $l54,075.
Electricity consumed in Key
West rose from l.688.l53 kilo-
watt hours in March, 1850, to
1888 kilowatt hours in this past
March.
Post office receipts rose from
$18,92l in March, 1850, to $40. 004
in 1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Important Business Meeting
To Be Held By Chamber OF
Commerce Membership May 3

A full membership meeting of
the Key West Chamber Of Com
merce to discuss several import
ant items will be held at County
Courthouse, courtroom, May 3. at
8 p. M. Earl Adams, president,
announced today.
Promotion Of summer tourist
business will be discussed, par
ticularly with those member
firms who arc engaged in the
tourist business.
The possibility of q home show,
featuring displays of items carri-
ed by local merchants, will be
taken up. The purpose of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
.McCarty Will Run
In 1852, Says Pal

FIT. PIERCE, April 2l.-LR.-
A friend of Dan McCarty-the
runner-up in the 1948 gubcr-
national campaign-Says that he
will run again next Spring.
But MccartY himself says that
he would make a formal de-
claration of intention some time
soon. but that il is still TOO
early"
The comment was touched off
by a letter that McCarty wrote
Willard Shook, a former HalIan-
dale city eouncilnren
Shook quoted McCarty as writ
ing him Il have definitely made
up my mind that ! am going to
run again next year"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21

sho would be to display articles
that the public may not know are
carried by local merchants. At
tendance would be free, and cost
to each merchant exhibiting
would be held TO minimum.
Adams said that a credit clear
ing system will also be discussed.
This would be system whereby
a firm could check by telephone
with tho Chamber at the time of
sale before extending credit to
a buyer.
The State Legislatures report
ed plan of altering the present
sales tax viii also be discussed
by chamber members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
GENERALS AIDE SAYS NO
NOTES OF MEET TAKEN

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Glf1.
"A General Macarthur aide
has said that no sienogrsphic
notes were taken when the
general and President Tru-
man conferred on Wake Is
land.
MscArthur Advisor Major
General Courtney Whitney
also said that part of the
time Macarthur and the
President talked alone On
Wake.
Whitney made the COM
rnent today when questioned
about New York Times
story.
The story said records show
thai at the Wake cenferenrs
Ma rfhur waz 10 sure Of VIC
tory in Korea ne offered his
best troops for Europe and
that he also apoiogixed for
embarrassing the President
on the Formosa issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Frank Fraga Case
Retired Monday

The case of Frank Fraga will
come before Criminal Court on
Monday for a retrial before a
new jury, it was announced to-
day by the office of Sheriff Bcr-
lin Sawyer
Fraga is charged with grand
larceny in the theft of $4,000 in
bonds and cash from the garage
of Albino Morales, 300 Louisa
street, on February 10.
The jury could not agree en-
fcontInued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Judge Lord To
Draw Jury Names

County Judge Raymond r.
Lord win select names for the
Circuit Court jury on May 2 for
the session which convenes on
May IA, Judge Aquilino Lopez,
IE announced today.
Judge Lopez has, named Judge
Lord To- draw the names IN his
place while he is sitting On the
bench in Daytona Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Four Workmen Die
As Bldg. Crashes

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2i.-(Pl,
-Four workmen died today and
a fifth may have persisted when
"a large building of the Kraft
cheese company collapsed on the
outskirts of this city. Several
others were reported injured.
The building was under con-
struction, and apparently a main
post gave way. sending part of
the structure crashing down on
a crew of workers. AT least ten
ianbulances were rushed TO the
scene.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Allies Run
Into Heavy
Resistance
CounleraiIacking
Reds Broke Through
Last Night South
OF ChorwOn

TOKYO. April 2l.-(P,.-Or
the battle line. the Allies are run.
ming into heavy Red resistance on
the central Korean front.
Counter-at attacking Reds broke
through last night south of Choir
won, and our troops had to beat
them off with rifle butts and bare
fists. Today. an Eighth Army re-
port said the Chinese were hold
ing out stubbornly on hilltopS
south and southwest of the rail
and road center of ChOrwon
North OF the Hwachon reser-
voir. Red reinforcements were
heavily hit by terrific artillery
fire. Day long sharpshootins
with big guns routed several
Red groups while planes ripped
other units north of the reser-
voir.
Allied troops drove through the
town of Hwachon without meet
ing a single enemy soldier at the
west end of the reservoir. Further
west VIC Strengthened out our
line.
Enemy casualties Friday were
estimated at 1855. Tho Fifth Air
Force. announced its planes had
killed or wounded more than
100000 Reds since the start OF the
war last June. That would add up
to equivalent of ten to Ia Com
munist divisions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
JUDGE AQUILINO LOPEZ JR.
DISOUALIFIES HIMSELF IN
CITY'S AIRPORT SUIT
Tells Governor Fuller Warren He
Has Formed An Opinion In Case

Circuit Court Judge Aquiino Lopez, Jr, of the 10th
Circuit today disqualified himself from sitting on the
ctys suit for acquisition of Meacham field against
ers of the field, Key West Improvement Inc.
Judge Lopez disqualified himself on the grounds
that he knows much about the different aspects OF
the His order states that has formed opinion
on merits of the case and he believes that this set opn
ion has caused him to be biased either for against the
city or owners of Meacham field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Russians Minds
Poisoned On US.

FREDERICK, Md, April 2l-
(R.-DefenSe Secretary George
Marshall says he believes the Rus
sian people are friendly but their
minds have been poisoned against
the United States.
Says Marshall: Il think for
many years they had decided
leaning toward this country, but
now are steadily being turned
against US"
The secretary's statement is
contained in. an address prepared
for delivery at a convocation of
.IonInued On Page Elgntl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
Senate Passes
Three Bills

TALLAHASSEE. April 81.
-sR.-The Senate Yesterday
passed the following House
bills:
220--Relating Overseas
Road T srd.
32s--Psyment Supervisor
Registration Monroe County.
295--Guaraniees Pay of
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe
County.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-21
the Times called aocu-
rnented sources, the New
York paper says:

That Macarthur told the
President he was SO conf
dent Of victory in Kerea
t.'"ni,m,ed IN Page Fight