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Evening star., 1951-03-27

COLORED-VACANT
9th and c n.e.-Outstanding 4-bedrm
semidet: brick; Colonial front porch
2.car. det. brick garage: full bsmt
Oil ht.: reasonably priced. terms
Call MR.. HYMAN to drive you II
this lovely home. RE. 1879. 81
Evening star., 1951-03-27

COLORED-FIRST TIME OFFERED
200 blk. Charming ST rms,
bath, all modern improvements; ex-
celient terms. Mr.. Long. DAVID
e, BARRY CO.. ME. 2025; ewes,
FA. 7215. --27
COLORED-1230 r. 1. AVE. NE
Vacant; 20-ft. front brick; 8 rms.
2 inclosed porches. gas h.-w.h.;
$4,000 down. Open.
COLORED-WOODRIDGE-Lge. det
frame in perfect cond.; lovely cor
lot; rms. a bedrms.). 3 baths. oil
h.-w.h., 2-car gar; priced right. Cal
WI. 4s34, FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI
1411. Il
NEAR LINCOLN PARK (colored1-
Army officer has Just reduced ths
price $1,000 for quick sale; new
house condition: . rms, 2lz bathi
ttop floor apt. with extra stove anc
lrefgr.); oil burner, hot-water heat
Ewes. Phone Mr.. Woodwell, IA
1869. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor
l5jS X at n " Ma nSH3
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Mr.. EASTERN AVE.

Spacious Cape Cod style bungalow
featuring equipped kit. . lge.
porches, full basement with lge. rec.
room finished in knotty pine, oil
h.-w.h., fenced lot. 5Ox150; bus,
schools and shopping nearby; reas.
terms. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2SO2
till 8. -2S
Evening star., 1951-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
CoLoRED.

333 10th ST. NE.
Semidet. brick. q lovely rms, :
baths, arranged for 2 families; ise
brick gar; choice home and In
come. Eve. VI. BOIL.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043. 20
COLORED-$995 DOWN
$500 BLOCK 3rd ST. NE.
Just of of Rhode Island Ave. 6 big
beautiful, newly decorated rms. Full
bsmt.. oil hot-water heat, oak floors
Colonial front porch. nice yards, de
tach. garage: all conveniences avail
able. See this reasonably price,
home today. PRINGLE real
ESTATE COMPANY. Call Mr.. Mob
ley. Ii. 6-2525; eves., FIR. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. tcsn,.)
ING, S21.950

SILVER SPRING, $21, $50
Brk. rambler. contains 3 bedrms.,
lge. kit; full bsmt. with recr. rm.
and picture window.
SILVER SPRING, $14,95O
ecndtan oossa sqSna ne.r in St
dette and public schools. On larss
landscaped lot. Huge living room
dining room combination with fre-
place; full basement.
Woodside Forest, $23,950
New. 4-bedroom. 2-bath brick Cape
Cod, Living room with fireplace,
gnest-sized dining room. kitchen;
basement; level lot. Conveniently To-
SILVER SPRING, S19,95O
Very modern brick. stone and redwood
rambler. contains 20-ft. living rm,
with huge fireplace and picture win.
dow; ,arge dining ''L". de luxe kitch-
en- nicsVifzs VIII dining badgns space "a baths. 2
Sty rm near assume ssnssnsc sS5' osS: oan
Takoma Park, $15,95O
Charming, new Cape Cod with Q
huge bedrms.. large living rm. with
fireplace. separate dining rm., kitch-
en-: rear porch. full basement with
OUTSIDE entrance, Venetian blinds:
located on large lot with driveway.
WoodmoOr Agency, Inc.
Realtors. sH. 5555 TIL 9 Pm.
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APTs. uNFURN. Cont

COLORED-BASEMENT APT, two
rooms, kit, share bath two; children
accented Call after noon. HI. S973
cOLORED-55th AND DIX SITS. NE.
- bedrms., kit. and bath. gas heat;
S65 mo. Call NE. 5400.
C0LORED-sO3 9Th ST. NV. - .
rms. kitchenette and bath; immed
occup.: adults only; S77.50 mo-
Gail ST. 53sl
COLORED = APT. AVAIL. in NV.
building consisting of l large rm..
kit. and bath: reas. rent. with allow
ance given for services In bldg: no
children Call NE. 5400. -2S
CoLORED 952 1865 MT. OLIvET
RID. Me- rm. efic apts., just
built. now ready for occupancy;
$50, so per mo. FRANCIS A. BLUM
poN co. INC. sos H st. NV.
COLORED-2 RMS. KIT. and bath.
Unfurn.: refined employed couple;
no children. TR. 1907
Evening star., 1951-03-27
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

NEW SUBURBAN California brick
rambler with three bedrooms and
full basement. Beautiful setting,
close-in: Transp.,. shopping conven-
lent. New Hampshire ave. extended.
Mr. Clark, GE. 9011. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
GEORGETowN 2-bedroom home;
beau. remodeled and redecorated,
with modern kit. and bath; large
basement with utility rm. and stor--
age rm.: imm. occup; S175 mo. Call
ME. 5400 or GE. o6l9 Sunday. 20
new l;.V ', B BRICK; ;,; bedrms" equipped
ready April /. 2 blks. from stores
and school, near Riverdale; 500.
Cali after 6 pm. weekdays. AP.
THREE BEDROOMS. ia baths; new
2-story brick; equipped kitchen.
screened porch. att. gar; gas heat;
lge. lot; S175 mo. 5012 Battery
lane, Bethesda. Nd. Call VIII. oO70,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. 2
or 3-bedrm. houses. Bethesda and
vicinity; Cali Mr.; Harper. WI.
133o, 132o, SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC.
Too4 Wisconsin onl Ne;, ave- 80
pl ne. - New. modern, semidet.; /;
bedrms.. modern kit. full bsmt.,
sss gas heat; $40. RE. 24ss or IA
COTTAGES rms. and bath. double
front and rear porch. partly furn.;
garden; chickens; nicely handicapped;
sglsois eare o%NsR " RfRsFdns hssss T9
1900 BLK. C ST. N.E.&Four-bedrm
brick; front and back porches: stove
> refr; e Sn gas heat; FR; 26S2, ,-2s
ginia; 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. area.
de luxe kit. tile bath, bsmt. with
BROS, oW. s5O3. 20
$40 - Brand-new Groom semide-
tached brick; gas heat; Frigidaire;
large lot; immediate poas. 815 Berk-
shire DIR. Il blk. D. C. linel. Out N. H.
ave. right on Eastern half blk. then
W WtsR1Nnn SR S9ilI9m 4 11kT to Bsrks5ire
AVAIL. APRIL Two -bedrm.. corner
det, house, large sard, full bsmt. and
attic. screened-in front porch. 3l5
T2nd st. ne, 10. S-2644. -2S
ARLINGTON-Two bedroom semidet.,
vicinity Shirlington Shopping Center.
Avail; Immediately: Slle mo. POM
2222 Wilson blvd.
FALLS CHURCH = Two-bedrm. brick
rambler on 4-acre lot in beautiful
Donna Lee Gardens April 1st oc-
sEanTy fapsnfy iNc SI!5 o% mo. fe9n fgoMPoSJo oSJo
ALEXANDRIA-Town house in perfect
cond.: bedrms.; $1S5 HELEN r.
ssoi: eves.. TIE. ISL or HTfSAbeTls TE 5sTs'
NEW-FALLS CHURCH
3-bedrm; all-brick rambler, full base
gtnia Forest and Walnut Hills. Sl45
per mo. POMPONIO REALTY, INC,
OW. $3.50. 2222 Wilson pivd.
WeStlaWn-FallS Church
Near conv. Seven Corners, and across
from Jefferson Village Shopping Cen
Sl35 per mo. POMPONIO REALTY,
INC, oW. $3.50. 1922 Wilson blvd.
BRICK RAMBLER
Brand new: containing 5 unusually
large rooms. colored tile bath. de
luxe kitchen with disposal. RE.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
81. 1864 Ewes. -27
COLORED-1SI5 VT. AVE. N.W.-5-
rm: house. outside athroom: immed
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
KOREA RETURNEE needs to rent .i
or 3-bedroom house in Virginia
April L. 500. OR. 71T6 after
d pm. 27s
4-BEDRM.. unfurn.. suitable small
children; NV. section or N. Arling-
MCGUIRE. DE. I0l1. days. -2SI
HOUSE or apt: unfurn.
prefer Kalorama rd.. Dupont Circle
section. Avail. May lst COVEL, AID.
OI00, Ext. l05-F
Evening star., 1951-03-27
"NR 18th & KENNEDY
14th STREET NV.

11VII - 1 ICGC INV.
English-style house. recently redec-
Grated both interior and exterior:
conveniently located; owner Is .
professional decorator. 1t has a
spacious liy. rm. with inviting FIRE.
place, den has built-in bookshelves.
din. rm. Is club and there is q
powder rm. on 1st A.; 4 attractive
bedrms. with tile bath on 2nd f..
full bsmt. with space for recr. rm.;
ample storage space In attic; also
q two-car garage We thing It's q
good buy for $4,000,
Evening star., 1951-03-27

COIONED.
LINCOLN PARK
LSe. Colonial brick home in perfect
eond: rms. and bath, liv. rm.,
fireplace. fun bsmt. with front and
rear entr. Call until pm.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0S N. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1951-03-27
ATTRACTIVE NE. INCOME
HOME, Mr.. EASTERN HIGH

Clean. bright. modern-has Q 3-rm
apt. and large front rm. on Enc
noor; approved At S125 mo. rental
This leaves owner rms. on 1st r.
pine-paneled rec. rm and bath
built-in garage for own use. Owner
transferred to California, offer.
good value at Sl4.750. Mr.. Tolson
DI. 1140; ewes, OR. 1199.
KELLEY a. BRANNER, Exclusively
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Foxhall Rd. Section
SHEPHERn pAPK
WOODSIDE FOREST

WOODSIDE FOREST
Detached brick; z rms, 3 baths. with
bedrm. and bath on LIST floor; flre-
place; screened porch; built-in ga
priced for quick sale at S35, 900.
Shown by appt. only. Cal! Mr.
Payne. RE 24GI. with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-03-27
VACANT-$495 DOWN

Attractive semidetached brick.
rms. modern bath, full basement
outside entrance. c.h.-a.h.. stove
refrigerator. screens, storm win
dows. etc. Completely redecorated
Situated out East Capitol st. ne
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.. 1a11
Eye st. NV. EX. 3400: ewes. GE
Evening star., 1951-03-27

NEW-FALLS CHURCH
3-bedrm; all-brick rambler, full base.
ment; Just completed; adjoining Vir.
gfnia Forest and Walnut Hills. S14s
per mo, POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
OW 6RRO. 222o Wilson niud
Evening star., 1951-03-27
MICHIGAN PARK

111O111N3LAIN 7 IfICIN
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NE.
Attractive 4-bedrm. semidet. brick
home. Cony. to the Monastery and
Catholic Univ. House is in excep-
tionaliy fine condition. Level lot and
automaic heat: immed. possession.
4039. evenings.
PECK CO., LA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1951-03-27
EDMUND J. FLYNN

Washington Bldg, RE. 1918
Or DIT 1rAa
Evening star., 1951-03-27

1114L43 - o. SoIN4 1A1N
CuStom-Built Rambler
Wide center hall. built of finest ma
terials; large living rm., separate
dining rm.. large kitchen. 3
twin sized bedrms. with = tiled
baths. extra-large closets. stairs
to storage attic. full high ceilings;
basement: gas &C. heat; fireplace,
Also bath and laundry rm ARLIE L.
JOHNSON CO.. 3402 Conn. ave.
OR. 200 It'll pm.
"NR. 10th & KENNEDY"
Exceptionally desirable large detached
home with 10 rms, 3 baths; in I'M
maculate condition. A comfortable
family home Of character. immediate q
possession Call ME- 1143 until 8
pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Real
tor.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
BY 10 Fischer

COLORED
Iowa ave. and Allison st. NV, lovely
S-room, two-bath brick: reasonable
Other property as low as $500 down.
Call me at once. Mr.. Guynn,. EN-.
T192.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-03-27

WeStlaWn-FallS Church
Near conv. Seven Corners, and acros,
from Jefferson Village Shopping Cen.
ter; 3-bedrm. rambler type house
S135 per mo. POMPONIO REALTY
INC. OW. $500, 1922 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1951-03-27

We are proud to offer this desirable
corner for remodeling; 2 houses;
good gardens; asking $4,000 apiece.
EVENINGS, AID. 1900.
ROXANA B. DORAN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
5ENAT0R SNYDER TO TELL STORIES OF
 ALASKA OVER KiNY

Alaskan stories told by Territorial Senator Heinie Snider, of Wasilla, well-known in the westward for his talent for spinning interesting tales of the northland, will be an added attraction over Radio Station KINY every Saturday from 6:15 until 6:30 pm, it was announced today.
 Last year as the One Man Alaska storyteller, over the radio in Anch- orage. Senator Snider gained wide popularity with his interesting stor- ies. He will be heard over KINY each Sunday at the time designated until the close of the Legislature in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
FIVE FLY SOUTH VIA
 PAN AM; 8 ARRIVE

Pan American World Airways car- ried light passenger loads yester- day with eight arriving from Seattle and five going south.
 From Seattle: Marjorie Buntin, William Brown, James Klushkan Lillian Muir, A. R. Macdonald, Harry Sperling, c. J. Davis.
 To Seattle: A. E. Jaskar, Walter Walsh, A. E. Owen, J. J. Kerr and Charles Taylor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
HOSPITAL NO!ES

Patients admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday were Baby Ger aldine Perrin, Mrs. Bettyy McDon- aid, Peter Thomson, Mrs. Olaf c. Peterson, Peter Williams.
 Discharged were Charles Parker, Nels Rowley, Edgar Lewis, Mrs. Wm. s. Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Conkle, William Jockolo.
 Mrs. Joe Waddell was admitted early this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22

CHAPEL BY THE LAKE
 Come for pie with ice cream and coffee, Feb. 23, zoo p. m. 739-2C EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
MIXED RAIN, SNOW
 FORECAST TONIGHT

For Juneau and vicinity tonight it is forecast that it will be cloudy with mixed rain and snow tonight and Friday. Southeasterly winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. Low tenn perature tonight near 34 and high Friday near 38.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-22
RADIO LOG Alaska Bruadcasting Go.
 K ! N Y

TBS = NBC
 DUAL I460-SuNEAU
 THURSDAY EVENING 6:00-News. 6:15-Dinner Music. 6:3C-Billboard of Air. 6:45-Local News. 7.O0-THE LINE 7:3o-ARTHUR GODFREY -CBS 8:0O-MY FRIEND IRMA- -CBS. s:3o-BIG STORY-NBC. 9:0O-Alaska News. 9:0O-Gold Medal Basketball 10:15-Sports Roundup. Forecasts. :35-Sign off.
 FRIDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign or .lC--Dunkinf with Druxman.
 7:05-L Jcal Weather.
 7:30-News.
 S.0O-Morning Thought.
 8:10-News Headlines.
 8:25-Weather 9:OO-Music for ylle Missus. 9:3O-Forecast. 9:35-Musical Menu.  9:45-YOU AND THE WORLD
 CBS. 1O:00-News. 10:05-Milady's Memo. 10 :30-Remember When. 1O.55-Musical Menu. 11:00-Standard Schoo lof Air. .30-Listener Digest. 11:45-Singers of Songs. 2:OO-Forecasts :o5-Salon Serenade. l2.10-Musical Menu. 12:15-NewS. :30-Dream Time. 12:45-Red Cross. 1:0O-TREASURY BANDSTAND-
 CBS. 1:30-WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. 1:45-PICKENS -NBC. 2:OO-Symphony Hall.
 CBS. 3:O0-H. K. SMITH-CBS. 3:15-GEORGE FISHER-CBS. 3:3O-Parade of Hits 4:3O-EISENHOWER SPEECH
 CBS. 4:45-COCONUT GROVE-NBC. 5:00-TEXAS RANGERS-NBC. 5:3O-BPWC Program. 5:45-Red Dog Daze. 6.00-Dinner News. roi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
AZ New,Eeafvte,

much ground 10 coUer SO mach
/ IaUSl make you see.
I'm afraid that isn't very COM
Portable His voice still was
strained, as was the expression
around his nice mouth now. The
blue eyes held a wary look. His
hands still gripped the chair.
ITS finel' Her tone remained
light and gay
His eyes were hungrily taking
IN everything about her: the halo
OF her shining hair, her grave
sweet look, the prettily flushed
cheeks. To him. although she
never would know it, she was the
most beautiful girl in tie whole
wide world.
Aren't you going TO ask me
now long I'm going to stay this
time, Ray"
He did not answer right away
MS glance swaVered under hers.
His fingers relaxed their grip and
he let his hands rest on the tray.
covering sheet of paper on which
he had been writing.
she would never know If. hut
1t had been a letter to her. one Of
many letters he had written. Let
ters which he never had mailed
How long?" he said finally. ad-
ding hastily, 81 don't imagine I'll
be here MUCH longer. Moi much
more they can do for me-" And
then for fear he had given him
self away, Tn not sure lust
where I'll be going-got all sorts
OF things in mind. naturally"
That's finel" The smile she
gave him was bright If her heart
ached for him. knowing some of
the thoughts that were behind the
things he said. "I'll do them with
you. Ray, she added softly. arm
90 wherever you go. For YOU see.
! came back TO stay and you can't
send me away again, ever"
l don't know what YOU mean "
He had to look down on her again.
that sweet smiling face, his LITTLE
love. He could not let her saw
things like that You told me
when you went away that you'd
Just been pretending.
Il was pretending again when
! said that" Jan interrupted
There was no use in going over
all the past But I'm not pretend
ing now, Ray, All you have 10 do
is look at me-"
ITO be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
USED WRONG P.o. NUMBER"

Editor, The Citizen:
May l write a letter for pub
LEGATION in behalf of my dear
mother who is unable to visit
your fair city this season?
Last spring before we returned
to our home in Indiana, mother
wrote a letter criticizins some
thing or other--l do not recall
what
But she used the wrong P. o.
Box number with her signature,
which was done unintentionally.
A friend with whom we were
staying allowed us to use her
p. o. Box and mother got the
three numbers mixed.
After we returned north, we
received several clippings from
friends here concerning the cri-
ticism and the misuse" of some
ones letter box.
So mother asked me to pub
lish her apology for using the
wrong Post Office box number,
bat she cautioned me not to apo
Iogize for the criticism which
she believes justifiable.
MISS ROSETTA MILLS
A Hoosier Visitor
Dec. 7, 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
Let Love Alone

3 tnapter -
e! Oh, no. Jan began. but
~ now her heart was in her
throat.
yes, you. and no one else
ever" There was a note of sad
ness IN the older girls voire now.
he thinks I'm wonderful. RAY al.
ways is saying that. He's so crate
ful TO me that he doesn't want
me TO do anything more for him.
Like this operation. But I'm flving
to New York as soon as you get
here, Jan. That's another reason
you have to come so someone will
be with Ray. I'm going TO get the
hneSt surgeon available and bring
him back with me. And Ray is
going to have that operation" she
wound up this long conversation,
"and have his chance"
you are wonderful" Jan said
humbiy. gratefully.
Bernice's low laugh came back
over the wire Not as wonderful
as you, my dear For you were the
enc who helped Ray get well so
fast before, and now when YOU re
with him, when you tell him you
do love him, | believe that ne
VIII walk again,"
She had not asked again if Jan
would come There was no need.
For now that Jan knew that Ray
needed her nothing on heaven or
earth could have kept her from
going to him.
Jan was SO anxious to get 10
Ray she she wished Mr.. Peters
was on hand 10 charter that pri-
waite plane again. But she found,
when she called the airport. that
there was flight TO Washington
that same afternoon and that she
could get a reservation.
She got Aunt Amanda to pack
for her, as Jan was much too
shaky and had to get ready her
self.
Il told you you'd use that sill
yer service | gave you-and all
of those other presents-one of
these fine days" Amanda said.
II still don't know for sure
about that" Jan returned. Dear
Aunt Amanda. She would always
be grateful to her. There was no
need to try to tell her how CRATE
full Aunt Amanda knew. Jan felt
certain of that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
BY KATHLEEN HARRIS

she had stood by the ship, as
she had expressed it. and more
important. she had taught Jar
how to stand by.
a S long as she remembered
4 anything Jan thought that she
would never forget the light that
sprang into Rays blue eyes when
he saw that she had come beck.
lie had been bent over a port.
able tray, writing, as she an.
preached. He did not glance ur
until she stood in front of him
1t was then she saw the light
that came into his eyes. transfig
urlng his whole face. more elo-
quent than any words of greeting
Jan! You came back. It's really
Nobody else" she assured him.
She wondered if he would see the
love shining in her eyes. if ne
could not hear her heart beating
But why. ! mean don't I'M.
derstand. A faint frown creased
his high forehead. Some of that
night dlnmed. Did Bernice, or
someone, send for your"
Jan had expected such a oues-
ton. She did not think a little
white lie would be wrong. She
said, Why should anyone send
for me? I've had hard time
staying away this long" That. at
least, was the truth. He never
would know how hard
1T had seemed a long time. /"
he answered. That welcoming
ring had gone out of his voice
He spoke stiffiy, as though it were
an effort. His hands closed tight
ly around the arms of the wheel
char 50 that the knuckles stood
out. He was telling himself stern
ly that he must hold everything
IT'S no 90. he was saying, eVen II
she has come back. That can't
change things.
It's been forever" Jan said,
gravely.
Aren't you going to ask me to
SIT down now that Pm here?" She
made this light and gaiIy chal-
longing She looked around for
another chair to pull up beside
the wheelchair. There was a low
hassock. She drew it over. sat
down, practically at his feet.
| could 90 doloR on mn knees to
you, my darling, she was thinking.
Bai ! must 90 sioi1lU. There is So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
ARE cHURcHILL,s PROBLEMS IN3URMoUNTABLE? ?

Winston Chur:hlrs Conservative government in
England starts with strikes against First the gov
eminent must tighten the belts people who already
have set the worlds best example austery second
it must spend Billions Of pounds the military
thus creating the danger of further initiation which
would mean another reduction in the living standard
Proof that he is faced with an immediate problem of
balancing the budget Tightening the belts his people
more became apparent when Churchill warned his
countlymen that imports would to be drastcay re-
duced Immediately The Prime Minister also strongly
committed to the program and has already
ordered speed-up in the atomic energy program.
In England these days many Britshers are saying
Churchill can't win. His job is next TO impossible, many
political observers believe because whatever the
Of the Churchill program the people to be sorey
tried They will have and speed up atomic
gy research and production and the time get
along fewer luxuries and slightly reduced scale of
living.
There one Conservative group in England which
firmly urged Churchill to dissolve Parliament after
ing fighting speech to the nation effort get
larger majority in the House of Commons This group felt
Churchill could have the spirit the people in
telling of sacrifices 70 stabilize the pound and the
al economy thus polled larger vote But most
political expert seemed to be skeptical this point
Some think Churchill could have lost his government
$50 tight is the present situation in England.
The man 10 the street in London thinks the Conserv-
htlVeS may last 10 months Few THINK they Will
much longer than that with their slim majority now about
fifteen seats In these tough days 18 months
siderable period Perhaps Chureh's chance to main
tain his lies in the foreign policy field If he
wins grant from the United States makes any
progress toward weird settlement with Joe Stain he
will certainly have the average Englishman's fancy
new grant from the United States may save the
day for Britain temporarily but will the long
term problem That will be Churehs problem after and
If he gets u s. help TO stabilize the immediate future If
he gets u aid and balances the budget may keep the
Conservatives in power longer than Is months pro-
ducton and export problems aren't solved the old
problem will bob up again In the warQrp peace field
Churchill must try to arrange settlement With stain
which he pledged to do in the campaign, and if he fails
he will be just where he started except that will
capitalize his failure AID its cry that Churchill
is leading England into World War H.
Therefore, the tasks facing Churchill tremendous
If he manages to MAINTAIN his for four or five
years it will be surprise to most political on
he scene in London.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
PRAISES
A. MAITLAND ADAMS"

Editor, The Citizen:
A good and honest public man
and office holder elf he is good and
lonest) all too often has thank
less job. He is eternally pestered
by chislers wanting fayors. He
may do ninety-nin favors and if
that last favor asked has to be de-
MED he has made a mortal enemy.
] am property owner, business
owner and voter have the good
of this little city at heart. When a
man such as A. Maitland Adams
who is one of the most important
business men in this city is gen.
erous enough to forget his own in
terest and do something for all the
people and as he goes out of office
| would like to say--thank you Mr..
Adams.
So few people ever knew he
zalsxeks drew, "A Gent. Of Ahis. salary
shgil Il ME- youngsters Of
the city--1 think through the High
School Band.
He had to suffer and endure