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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30

largely recovered.
Witnesses before the Naval
Court of Inquiry. which contln-
ued in session this morning and
afternoon, have not agreed that
the planes actually did collide.
Several have asserted that the
Guiana dc Avacion plane APP
pcarcd unchanged when it nosed
over and crashed about mile
off South Beach.
The recovery Of wrcckage from
the passenger plane in the waters
where the navy plane fell Offered
proof that there had been some
damage To it.
Bodies of the "a passengers and
five crew members of the Cuban
plane, as well as those Of two of
the navy filters, have been recov-
cred and identified. Search con-
(Continled On Page f'iveI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Florida House
UphOlds Group

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April
30.-The Florida House refused
by one vote today to put bill
requiring teaching of American
ism in state-sGpported colleges
on its calendar for debate
Arguments for and against the
measure were the same as the
ones used several days ago when
the House passed companion
measure requiring Florida high
schools te teach all students
Amcricanism.
Sponsors of the bill said it
would help promote interest in
the American form of govern
mcnt and combat Communism
and other foreign ideologies,
Opponents said it would give
teachers with Communist lean
ings a chance to tech their philo-
sophies by contrast in the Amcri-
caniSm courses, and that the
colleges wouldn't be able to at
ford to hire all the history teach
crs it would require to comply
with the law.
The bill was rejected by an
education committee. Represcn-
tativc Patton of Franklin, one of
the bills introduccrS, asked that
it be placed on the calendar de-
spite the adverse committee re-
port. The vote was 1928 in favor
of his motion, but that was one
vote less than the tWo-thirds
necessary to override d commit
tee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Navy Given Money
To Muintuin Fleet
Of l.l6l Ships:
AF 95 Air Groups

WASHINGTON, Apr. 80.
President Truman
sent Congress a defense
budget today calling for 60
and one-half billion dollars.
With it went a message
telling congress that the
huge appropriation is need
ed because Russia has push
ed the world to the brink
of general war.
The President said the
amount of actual defense
spending proposed for 1851
1852 is little changed from
his estimates announced in
January.
The funds, he said, will
- forward the rapid
biuldup in m Hilary
strength upon which our
nation embarked when the
aggression in Korea show
ed the Soviet rulers were
willing to push the world
to the brink of a general
war to get what they want.
The requested appropria-
tons will cover our own
military costs and help to
arm our Allies. Four and
one1half billions are car
marked for a large military
public works program.
Mr., Truman said the bud
get will give the Army
funds for Ii divisions plus
supporting units, give the
Navy money to maintain q
fleet of 1,161 ships and
maintain two an one-thlrd
divisions of marines.
The Air Force can corr
tinue to biuld toward %
air groups-with IA and
and onc-half billions for
planes. tf{
About 35-billiQns in JAIL
will COR for heavy leqeiB-
ment-ships, planes, tanks,
Continued On Page Severn
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Many Civic Organizations
To Be Represented In Armed
Forces Day Parade, May 10
PARADE WILL ASSEMBLE AT CORNER
OF DUNAL AND SOUTH STREETS
(Pl WIrephoto

Arthur Sawyer Legion today
that being sponsored by
Saturday May drawing deal interest from the
organizations and citizens of the community.
Commander Frank Rpmaguera parade comn1its chairman
stated that several float and marching units have thus far been
entered making the competition for the trophies awarded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Ray Whitfield
Injured In Boat
lccidenf Sunday

Fay Whitfield suffered a
cut chin that required three
stitches and Tom PoIre was
thrown out of his racing
boat The Texan" yesterday
afternoon when their boats
were hit by the wake of a
large boat crossing Garrison
Blight.
Tic racing boats were
crossing the starting line of
the free for all race about
4:30 when the accident &C.
Cured.
Though PORE was tossed
out of his craft. he suffered
no injuries.
A third racer struck the
PORE boat but suffered no
damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Proof That Navy And Cuban
Passenger Plane Collided
Brought Up By Navy Divers
PART OF DC-4 FOUND In AREA
OFF LOCAL NAVAL STATION

brought to the surface proof that the Navy
and the Cuban plane that carried 43 to
deaths Wednesday actually did collide.
They part the DC4 commercial craft in the
the wreckage the SNB ha; been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
No Parking In /
Front OF P.O.

Dave King, city manager, an
nounced this morning that tho
non parking rule stu holds good
in front of the postoffice build
ing.
''I'hc only change King said
SIS permission Of parking after Z
pm. in unloading zones marked
by yellow curbs and in The Is
minute parking zones"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Three Lots Sell
For $4,000 Here

A warranty decd for $4,000 has
been issued in the office Of
County Clerk Earl Adams for
three lots on the Matccumbe-
Ocean Bay subdivision.
Grantors were Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Lewis Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Davis.
The new owners, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl T. Hoffman, are from Dade
county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-30
Shrin,per BIeeds
To Death Off
Colt,iche, Mesico

Theodore GilYard. IS. bled
to death $50 miles al sea off
the coast of Comiche. Mexico.
on the trawler Rosa May.
GilYard was caught in some
of the trawler's deck MAJ
CT incrY. II. Pearson said. and
when radioed word of the
accident reached the Coast
Guard. the cutter Ariadne
was sent out. 1t was recalled
later that night. however.
when word was received that
GilYard had died.
An investigation of the ac-
cident will be held as soon as
the trawler arrives in port.
1t. Pearson said. we want to
know especially" he added.
why the trawler did not put
in to Progreso. Mexico. only
SO miles from where the &C
cident happened"
The accident happened in
a rough sea The trawler's
captain. William Wells. is ex-
pected to bring his boat into
Key West. at TIE A & B docks.
about l p. m. today with the
body aboard.
Special Investigating OFF,
Ger Ii. Monger of tile U. S.
Coast Guard from Miami
will &C aboard as soon as the
trawler docks. z
Justice of the peace. Ira
AlburY will conduct the in.
quirY which will follow.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
VISIT PONDER COVE
26 MILES d C.

REST and relax in this quiet
community. Excellent boat
harbor: salt water. Bring your
lunch and use our picnic area
and pier to crab. Large wooded
lots 15X150 from S295. Terms
to suit your budget. First
section sold out; second sec
tion over half sold. Inspect
these home sites this week
end. Drive out Central avenue
Route 2l4) to Mayo road,
continue on Mayo road to
Ponder Cove sign, right to
beach. Agent on premises,
or call Emerson 4796. Execu-
tive 5SS7.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
MOTORCYCLES
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES, 60 S.O0x15. Royal Master
Wv; only 900 miles; list price
$3.50; will sell for $3.50. OV. 1900.
TIRES FOR SALE fully recapped
white side walls, 7,60xl5; S75.. FA.
40I2 weekdays. Ia
NASH 40 2-door; model 900;
wrecked in front; clean car. outside
Of damage from accident: S34g.
HERSON AUTO PARTS, MI. 100.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Potomac River Estate

FOR SALE-Seventy- acre roll
ing woodland Southern Maryland
estate. Completely private. Located
twenty miles from Washington.
Available by boat or car. Ideally
suitable for a group desiring to
mer and winter relaxation. One
main house, very attractively fur
nished. Also caretaker home Price,
$4,000, with reasonable terms, or
will consider long-term lease. For
further complete information write
Box 4l0-R Star -l6
Evening star., 1951-09-14
RAY RIDGE, MD

Unusually nice bay front lot, approxi-
mately 20 IT. wide by 1855 IT. deep.
Affords excel. bathing, beach and
panoramic view of the bay. Nothing
81 900. Several other attrac lots
and houses also listed See MRS
WARREN, corner of Barry and CuSh-
ing aveS., or call Bay Vista 2497.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FokD '4e A-ton panel; top cond. /;
sacrifice; Ss25 or best offer. oW.
CHEVROLET 1s4e m-ton panel; low
%sed: anteed s4Ss sfSs'ni kS gong S4ao July guar
for work, 'ss95. Also Chevrolet ' 20
94-ton stake. Ford 40 1-ton pick
let AZ ha-ton pickup Ford Al
sedan delivery Exceptional cond) },
G.M.C.. SO lla-ton stake. Chevrolet
40 sedan delivery. Trade or terms
eHSsE thISsgh NoPoR IeneTsl eo Motors 1Nc CHEVY
WIS ave. OIL. 6100. Open ewes.
CHEVY as 1z,ton stake BODY;
Losdmaster; peri. cond;; S1.050.
, Sal 70 81 , ia: or vi. 0694; -l6
ton; S695. ROYAL MOTORS
GGharyssl6eGrooPlymouth. AGO Ga. ave.
FORD 1850 FL pickup truck; gray;
driven 10000 miles: excel. cond,
Call MR.. BURDGE. MA. 1855, be-
Ysss iSas caEH. NV TRuCks isg & e. CHEAP ia
ton stake bodies; 1899 Kenilworth
ave. ne. AK 1900. 20"
CHEVROLET 1949 "a ton pickup; pri-
vately owned; excellent cond.; S995
or best offer. May be seen at WEIGH
BROS Sy Texsee Ssee Station, 4727 Wis.
sTUDEBaKER 4s M-5 model = ton
pickup: gray finish, good running
cond,: real bargain for only S595.
LEE D: BUTLER, INC. 1921 21st st,
CaEyR6LETP nE III Pl14 a4a Open ssdar sves d.,,vsrv
good clean truck; no lettering; $500.
CHEVROLET 1850 sedan delivery;
eauipped; S1,295. Gold Seal WAR
RANTEED. Over 100 others. AUTO
WHdHoLIEsaaLdEIRSS5, adISS5, 1871 Bladensburs
terror and exterior like new. This
truck, used very little as a truck
ssS has low MI; u, ready to 60 to work:
81 ss'S. NV pHhkTAg MI S1s5. 'F0rd'' So6l M
FORD 1886 VS. panel truck; perfect
cond.; passed 1851 INSPECTION; S195
cash OF. best offer. Can be seen at
Columbia Texaco Service Station
Ga; GSSa ave and Columbia rd. NV. RA
FORD AS dump truck; thoroughly re-
cond.; new paint; interior reuphol.; (;
ready to start work: 1895. PARK
WAY FordD, 3o51 M st. NV. MI.
THAMES AS h-ton panel. Very eco
s. SANDERS. Wash's oldest Ford
dealer (NA. $500. lila Vermont
FORD F-5 '4s stake" 15s-inch
wheelbase; good tires, perfect cab,
good body 1895. HILL g. SAND
ERS. Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer (NA.
9S50). lila Vermont ave. NV.
FORD FL AS panel; baby blue. gray
trim; excellent throughout S795.
HILL d SANDERS. Wash.'s oldest
Ford dealer (NA. 9s50). 1114 YER
mont ave. NV.
INTERNATIONAL AZ h-ton panel;
new paint; excellent tires and mo-
tor; 1895. PARKWAY (Ford), 3051
M st; NV: MI, 0Is5.
CHEVROLET 40 1la.-ton stake; dark
blue f1n.; very good tires; excellent
motor; this truck above average;
SS95. PARKWAY Ford). 305I M
st. NV. MI. 0IS5
DODGE 40 1a-ton panel; has re-
placed motor with low mi; new
paint; excellent tires; 1895. PARK
WAY Ford) 305I M st. NV. MI.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

GARAGE AND BASE-Suitable for
storage or work shop; near 14th and
Euclid NV. CO. 2493. Is"
Evening star., 1951-09-14
BLVD. OUTBOARD SALE

Twelve-ft. plywood boat. and ) hip.
Johnson ? used trailers; will sell
separately. Make and offerl
Hard to get new Mercury outboard
motors. all sizes in stock. except
25 h.p. Terms and trade
Good selection of used outboard
motors. fWill demonstrate)
We buy used outboard mortors of
all makes, repairs on all makes.
Fishing tackle. boat supplies. Blood
Open to 8 pm. Friday and Sat, 10
pm; SUNDAY. IL noon. 1925 Bla-
dsnshurs rd.. Colmar Manor. UN.
1885, -16
Evening star., 1951-09-14
LGE. BEACH COTTAGE
S6 000
CAPE.
ST. MARYS

On the beautiful Patuxent; nothing
Just like it; Washington's finest.
ment; miles of white. sandy shores:
ideal swimming. boating, fishing and
grabbing Large wooded lots at 1895
Drive to Waldor.. via Routes No. 5
or No. 301 or Indian Head hwy, left
at Waldorf and follow our signs
through Hughesville to Guys Corner,
then straight 5 miles to Cape St.
Marys and Sand Gates signs
Evening star., 1951-09-14
FAIRFAX CO.. VA.
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

HOLLY COURT. Baker and Atlantic
ayes.:. wildwood, N. j.; "a block
B'walk.
Vacation at less than half rate.
Beautiful furnished bungalows and
apartments. Tile bath and kitchen.
Accommodate to 6 persons, S35
week. w. A. BOWMAN. Mgr. Phone
wildwood 2-2O04.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
N. C.. HINES & SON
OWNERS
SMITH BROS, MGRS.

You will And it a privilege to be as
sociated with the very fine people
living at this exclusive beach colony.
Sensibly restricted for your protec-
tion. you will find all the things you
hope for in beach home. Most
owners spend their recreational time
throughout the entire year at Long
Beach. hidden away from the cares
Of the city, The superlative charac-
teristics Of Long Beach may best be
recognized by personal inspection,
believe only the things you see: no
exaggerated claims, no irresponsible
statements. but you will see i'm
100000.
LIGHTS. PHONE. YR.-RND. WATER
SYSTEM. HARD-SURFACED SITS,
PRIVATE BOAT HARBOR, TRASH
AND GARBAGE CoLLECToN And
OTHER SERVICES AND IMPROVE
MENTS WILL ADD TO YOUR EN-
JoYMENT OF THE MANY NAT
BEACH
Evening star., 1951-09-14
AVIATION

BOUGHT, SOLD, recondi.
toned, Interested all types. PO-
TONIC AIRCRAFT CO., AL. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-14
MONEY WANTED

s2 900 IMMEDIATELY-Note for 90
days. VIII make satisfactory ar
rangement for repayment Box
bJ-T, Star. ITa
Evening star., 1951-09-14
"a ACRES 5 BEDROOMS
RAPPAHANNOCK CO.

6-rm. house; electr., large liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit. and bath 1st A.. 8
bedrms. 2nd A.; part bSmt. fully
plastered; 2-car garage; woodwork
ing shop. poultry house; 8 acres.
good garden, orchard, lovely lawn
IL mi. west of Warrenton. fronting
on Black rd:,, one block OF Lee
hwy. 2l1. $4,000 cash.
A @ ANDERSON
Evening star., 1951-09-14

CHRYSLER 1941 4-dr. sedan; Sara
toga; good running cond.; $500, LO.
3-S35B TX
Evening star., 1951-09-14
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2nd-TRUST NOTE
So discount secured on fine brick
home in Wheaton. Call Mr.. BELL.
MI. 2299. 10
Evening star., 1951-09-14
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinued.
~ IIRITTT,DERSII

l6 lots with all utils. Mr.. Westmore-
land Circle. Street paved in front
of Owner has agreed to suboroi-
nate lge. trust to construction loan
He has ordered us to sell now. All
reasonable offers will receive full
consideration
Evening star., 1951-09-14
TRUCK VALUES

from SZ9b
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
90 N Ct. Me- ME. o605
Evening star., 1951-09-14

1e4s Windsor sedan;
fully equip. $1,000 mi; very clean.
$3.50. AP 304l. or Ii. 1855.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
YOU CAN'T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN

Something new in influence peddling' is re- ported from Washington, where Senate committee is investigating an alleged swindle of hundreds of thousands of dollars, obtained from persons who thought they could get help in obtaining leases on major government buildings in the capital.
 The story that the fast-talkng swndler developed was that the Government would abandon its buildings and go underground to escape the danger of an atomic bomb. The money paid to get his influence in obtaining leases the governmental buildings when they abandoned.
 This is astonishing story, depicting not only the crooked shrewdneSs of the manipuator but also the almost unbelievable guibility of those who are willing to spend money to get something at a bargain Of course. the swndler could not have succeeded in his promtional stunt if there had been no individuals ready to pay him for an inside pos tion" in connection with leasing the Government buildings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
Exploratory Cruise On John Cobb Raies Few Albatore luna

Results of Albacore tuna fishing on the recent exploratory cruise of John N. Cobb, Fish and Wild- life Service ship, were generally poor.
 This was brought out when the Cobb returned to Seattle after fishing for two months off the coasts of oregon and Washington. One objective of the cruise was to attempt an interception of tuna in the early stages of h1i- grafton towards shore. NRt3
 An appraisal into the possibil- ity of using gill nets and floating stainless steel longtime in taking albacore commercially was made.
 Gales hampered operations con- siderably during the first part of the cruise, the announcement said. Fish were taken in small amounts hy means of gill nets and troll ing while the wire longtime gear took TO tuna throughout the op- erations.
 Surface and subsurface SC a temperatures were recorded be- cause albacore are not usually found in waters colder than 57 degrees, the service said. Tagging was accomplished whenever suf- ficient fish were located.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
N.G.M.D.?

There are many events chronicled in the daily press that we fail to understand This may be due to our ignorance or it may be due to the inadequacy Of the reports that we read
 An example of this mystery comes from Indiana, where a young doctor has turned down reserve commission to avoid becoming just another Army pi-roller" He preferred to accept training as a S75- a-month private, rather than the S400 a month he would receive as First Lieutenant, plus s00 bonus for signing up under the Army program to attract doctors into the service
 The young man, despite his reaction, does not sem to object to receiving benefits from the Army After beginning as an infantryman in World War II, he transferred to the specialized training program to receive his medical training. He called under a seectve Service regulation that provides for the use of doctors who have received part of their medical education at Government expense.
 It seems to Us that if the Army was good enough to provide part or all of his training medical man. it ought to be good enough to receive some ot the benefits of the training that he received. More over there seems to be something strange about a man who turns down $400-a-month salary to accept less than one-fifth of the same amount.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
Britain Won'i Take No for Answer in EEsan Oil Oil Dispute

TERRAIN, Iran, Aug. 16-tR-The Iranian government today rejected the latest British compromise offer to settle the oil dispute, but Britain refused to take mo" for an answer and the talks are continuing.
 Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi told reporters the British offer was unacceptable because it did not conform to Trans drastic nationali- zation law under which Anglo Iranian Oil Company properties were taken over.-.
 Chief British negotiator Richard Stokes told a news conference he hoped an agreement might yet be reached.
 Asked if he thought the 10-day old talks would continue. Stokes re- piled: "Oh yes, I think I can con- vince them our offer is the best they can get from anybody"
 On the other hand, the Iranian government statement issued by Fatemi showed clearly that Premier Mohammed Mossdaegh and his cabi- net are not Judging from their naturalization plans to take oyer the properties of the British-con- trolled Anglo-Iranian company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
Daily Lessons in English v. v [. GORDON oFR4D,cN

WORDS OFTEN MIsUsED: Do will Say
 OFTEN NtSPRONOUNCED: Lenient and enty adjective in
 
 OFTEN N1SSPEILED annuling LsD.
 SYNONYMS Gossip chat chatter tatt pate babbe palaver
 WORD STUDY: a s yours ncerase vocabulary by mastering word each Today INNOVATIONS meditation his voice caused her glance at him."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
UMBRELLA MAN

More people, including some adults have wondered whether an umbrella might be used successful parachute.
 We'll the question has been answered by gen. tleman in South Africa who recently won a fifty cent wager by jumping from a two-story bulldlng' using an umbrella as parachute.
 He made no money, however, because he ran up large bill at the hospital, where he was treated for injuries to his ankles and wrists.
 Buying for cash is a good way to keep your debts paid.
 Three of kind golfers, fishermen and proud parents
 You can never tell, from the way woman smiles at you, what she is thinking of you.
 People who stand outside the church and crltl- cze those on the inside have very little to do.
 A good neghbor is who loans but nevel borrows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
MODERN ETIQUETTE Gy FoRrRrA 1,rr

O. Complimentary gees her guests?
 exaggerated greetings am o
 e. Is it for young girl young her, when she has known him quite while?
 A quite all Probably handle situation home.
 Should bridesmaids when travelling
 A although she may have or matron of honor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
THOMAS EDEN WILL !. JOIN CHICAGO FIRM

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Eden are leaving on the southhound s. s Baranof Sunday after one year in the Federal Housing Administra- tion office here. Eden is an arch itect and Mrs. Eden has been a statistical clerk in the local office.
 Eden will go into private prac- tice with the large architectural firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst and White, in Chicago, H., he an- nounced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17

aid doesn't end up in the pockets of corrupt leaders.
 Note-in another case, the Chi nese Nationalists went through three middlemen in an attempt to buy 2,S56,170 gallons of aviation gasoline. Yet the N6tionalists have procurement office in Washington that could have made purchase much cheaper directly from the producer. The amazing angle is that one of the middle men was a hole-in-t -the-wall Chi nese grocery store in San Fran cisco's Chinatown, called the South China Enterprise, Inc. This store is worth only a few hundred dol 1 lars, yet stood to make a cool $l00,000 profit on the deal. It looked suspiciously as if the gro- cery store may have been a front for someone else.
 Washington Pipeline
 John Dunlap, new boss of the Internal Revenue Bureau, has recommended the dismissal of four of his top aides-for covering up i tax scandals. He has sent his rec concentrations to the w hi t e House A Pentagon team is en route to Korea to recover steel scrap from the battlefields. They expect to recover at least 250,000 tons-vitally needed to build more tanks, guns and planes to be used on other battlefields.
 Patriotic Printer
 Some U S. newspapers have made spot checks recently to dis Galley ? Wash Merrygoround HH cover what the average citizen knows about Americas two great est documents - the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights. Without exception, these surveys revealed that adult Am orleans have either forgotten or never knew the language and meaning of either document. As a result, patriotic printer, August Dietz of Richmond, Va, decided to do what he could to reacquaint the American people with their heritage. Dietz is now working on a scheme to bring a readable and artistic copy of the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights into every class room and home throughout the nation. Hes planning to turn out as many copies as necessary. He'll sell them at slightly less than cost - in addition to donating his own time and printing equip ment. The first copies will be ready by the middle of Septem- Der, and may be obtained directly from Gus Dietz in Richmond, Virginia. (The charge will be only five cents each in quantities of 100 or more)
 Dietz is working closely with Pat Began, president of Sertoma Clubs International, who calls Dietz' project inspiring" Tt is gratifying to know, said Began, that our Richmond Club in Virginia the home state of Thomas Jefferson - was the first to pledge a copy to all of its local 32 GOO school children"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-17
FOREST SERVICE AGENTS IN JUNEAU

For conferences with headquart- CTS Forest Service officials, two Pet ersburg agents arrived in Juneau last night.
 They are Harold E. Anderson, for est supervisor, and Gordon Arm strong, Anderson's assistant.
 They came up on the service ves- sel which is stationed at Peters burg and will be here for several days.