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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10
Russians Receive
Sharp Setback

PARIS, Nov. l0.-tP)-The
Russians have received a sharp
setback in their campaign to win
Red China a seat in the United
Nations.
The l4-nation UN steering
committee in Paris refused today
to put the question on the agen-
da of the general assembly.
The vote was / to 2, with one
abstention,
However, observers in Paris
do not expect the Russians to
give up without a final fight on
the floor of the assembly.
The next move is expected to
be Soviet request that the Red
China question be reinstated on
the agenda as an amendment to
the steering committee report.
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5nnmySkles Rising Temperatures :
Mark 7runnan52ndF nHDnyHerr
PRESIDENT HOLDS
STAFF MEETING;
DICTATES LETTERS
by SUSAN McAvOY

Sunny skies and rising tenn
peratures mark the second full
day of President Truman's tenth
Key West Visit.
Yesterday despite the overcast,
and chilly breezes President Tru-
man took his usual morning walk,
half an hour, along the sea wall
along the Mole and Truman
beach, past BOO 1913 where the
press conferences are held.
Presidential Press Secretary
Joe Short took the afternoon off
yesterday. In his place Roger
Tubby, his assistant conducted the
five minute meeting with the
White House correspondents and
local press.
Tubby said that the President
rose al $50 on his first full day
at The Little White House, Nav
al Base. He breakfasted on grape
fruit, four minute eggs. toast and
coffee.
He then took his walk, came
back and assigned work to mem
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He-Mann Falls Off
The Bread Basket

H. E. Mann, the fasting Legion
naire, who a few weeks ago
slung his hammock on the A and
B docks and began his long hun
ger-buiIding diet of milk and
orange juice, has finally fallen off
the breadbasket.
A postcard from his hometown
of Memphis received by The Citi-
zen today informs all and sundry
that HE-Mann succumbed to food
on the I4th day while in the citrus
Continued On Page FIve)
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Two Additional
Entries In
Tonight's Parade

Two additional entries have
been made FOR the Armistice pa
rade scheduled for this evening
at 8 pm. along Duval street
The Disabled American Veter-
ans Chapter No. 80 and the Key
West Motor Cycle Club will par
ticipate in the big parade.
Parade Marshall John SPOTS
wood requests all participants to
be in position not later than
tbs pm. in accordance with
the parade formation charts
furnished.
The unit should report to the
Division Marshall upon arrival at
the assembly area. Division
Marshalls are: First Division
Antonio Arrange, Jr.: Second Di-
< mlinued On -age SlX)
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Famed Sign To Be
Featured On CHS
Televjsion Show

CHS Television Show, ITS News
To Me-" next Monday evening,
from New York at $50 to 1890,
EST, will feature the Margaret
st. Truman Ave. street sign on the
broadcast
1t is a panel discussion program,
John Daily moderator.
Appearing on program will be
Kitty Carluisle, Quentin Reynolds,
British actress Anna Lee and John
Fawkes.
The Key West c. of c., air-ex-
pressed the sign yesterday. In the
meantime, it was necessary to
have another street sign painted
to take the place of the one being
shipped north. Neil Saunders
sign company is making one To-
day.
Photographers who wish to snap
shot of the street sign at the
famous intersection will be able to
do so today.
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Political
Rally AT
Park Monday
JAYCEES ANNUAL.
GET OUT THE VOTE
RALLY STARTS AT
B O'CLOCK

The JayCee Get-Out- the-vot
rally will be held rain or shine
Monday night at 8 o'clock, it was
announced today.
Motorcade of the six candi-
dates in JayCee cars will begin
at South Beach on Duval street
at z O'clock II will come down
to Eaton street, cut back to
Whitehead and then to South
street turning right at Truman
and on to Bayview Park.
At 8 p,m. each Of the six candi-
dates for the three City Com
mission seats will mount the
platform and give brief talk
on their program, if elected.
introduced by JayCee presi-
dent Jack Murray, the candidates
who will speak are:
Louis Carbonell, DR.. Delio Co
bo, Jack Delaney, c. B. Harvey,
Milton Parrot and Keller Wat
son.
Jim Keen will serve as master
of ceremonies for the rally.
JayCees will serve at the polls
as watchers as they did for last
Tuesdays primary.
Because of the cloudburst last
Monday, the rally was called off.
Mondays rally will take place,
however, rain or shine. If by any
chance there is rain, the motor
cade will turn off at White street
and wind up at Key West high
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Volunteers Are
Wanted BY Gray
Ladies Corps

Miss Marie Landson, field direc-
tor of the Red Cross at the Naval
hospital urges that all recently ar
rived members of the Gray Ladies
corps call her at the hospital or
telephone the local Red Cross chap
ter in regard to volunteer work.
Anyone interested in aiding,
especially in the office of the Red
Cross at the hospital, are asked to
consult with Miss Landson so that
their special interests and field of
work can be arranged.
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Birthday Presents
Sent BY Marines

TOKYO, Nov. 10.-R.--The US.
Marines in Korea celebrated the
corps 10th birthday today with
firewOrks-and they we're all strict
ly loaded.
Marine planes had dropped
pamphlets telling the Reds there
would be a birthday party, and
today 80 planes went back with
bombs, while Marine artillery de-
livered a barrage.
Then a plane flew over the Red
lines with streamer reading
happy birthday
The Marines themselves had big
birthday cakes flown in By hell
copter.
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Car Door Clipped
I'm Accident Here

w. B. Clark started to get in
his 1851 Cadillac yesterday
morning at II o'clock. MRS. Che
rita L. Rusk, driving by did not
expect him to open the door and
clipped it slightly. Acting Po-
lice Chief Harry Lee Baker said
today
The damage was Slight and
will be settled by the insurance
companies of both parties.
Police Officer w. r. Archer
made the investigation of the ac-
cident at the corner of Simonton
and Eaton streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10

Key Wsss, Florida. hos The
most equuple climate In the
country. with en- uveruce
ronge of only Ia Fuhrenhsit
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TRUMAN GOES
SWIMMING AT
1880; WATCHES
vOLLEYBALL GAME

Key West had lis first
informal glimpse of Presi-
dent Truman early this
morning as the Chief Exec
atiye revived his traditional
stroll up Dnsal street much
TO the delight of going-to
work citizens.
They saw a more relaxed
president than the one who
stepped from The hide
pendance at Boca Chica Air
Field last Thursday noon.
One passerby remarked that
Mr.. Truman looks as if he has
'unwound' since his arrival here.
The President took advantage Of
the rising temperature-then in
the lower 70's-to stroll up practi-
caily deserted Duval street. He
wore light grey stacks, a light
sport shirt and carried a walking
cane.
Out-of-town news photographers
were conspicuous by their absence
along the route. Key Westefs al
lltwed the Chief the xeiaxasion u
eCoplInuea ~ Page Fryer
Evening star., 1951-01-14
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

PURCELLvILLE, VA. As miles from
D. C. Attrac. furn. home. avail about
Jams goth. for mos: 5 ,bedrms;
ssa oil sone asa Iaae ksfhse 4ss2 sS@ins oT
NEARBY MD. s-bedrm: home. com
pletely furn.. incl. liv. rm., din.
s5o sn flt mo fsas Rsfs rea ell us1ls W. 1881 1854
TWO BEDRMs., nicely furn., almost
mo: mo CAN MANNAs REALTY CO,
2216 wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4.
BRAND NEW HOME. has never been
LOVER aSi mo CHEVY EAi "eTaAs "GHAsE-Brick, 3
bedrms., 2 baths, breakfast nook,
srd ssm oor aVsHhst saa sSsFass Srosd
loom, lst A.; stairs and 2nd-fl.
landing. Corner lot; conven. schools.
transp; z years lease. ia. 2406
caEvq III e. CHASE, SIss MD, $500 MAJ Maple
ave.-Det. brick Colonial. I rooms.
e bedrms), 2 baths. den, maids
rm. and bath; garden; garage; oil
heat; adults preferred; $3.50 mo.
To inspect, call OIL. $685. or BOSS
& PHELPS. INC, 1417 x st. NV.
sfLvEk HAi gs'osi SPRING, MD. so11 Alton
bedrooms). 3 baths, porch. garage;
gas heat; .all-electric. Kitchen, Y
acre ground; beautifully furnished;
esaF ea Mondas saSppnE for fsns MSS oSS WITH
SHANNON, T. LucHs CO. 1905 H
aiio4 LIVINGSTON ST. N.w.-Pri-
vate home: will rent to responsible
srnshea Rarsy tSF 5paeoSs mas Ss rms yeas With 1u a
latest equipment. such as garbage
Launderall; house has. beer, oeauti-
fully decoggssted and furnished she up,
si Isassn SsRs Ha %S ssssasSs $685. rasi aas
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--bedrm.. 2
hath detached brick house in very
quarters; gas heat; Insulated; at
tached garage; available February /;
4 CO.. INC. 73s 18th st. NV,
4 RIM. RI oisSi sUNGALow. completely Yta furn,.
in suburbs, garden, lots Of trees, oil
Mob. Me6. s-RM, Ell mo- s-bath H BGt: bTiei. inclosed
porches, oil heat. front. rear yard.
fsFsass fsts St. Srso fnsD Mon xsGani p2iE sfss M
429 9Th ST. Me- rms. attic. bsmt,
front and back porches, gas heat,
garage; adults only. Open 2-5 Sun.
1924 EDGEMOOR LANE-Det, brick.
center hall, 8 rms. 3la baths. at
tached garage. Oil burner. fine gar
den; near schools and transp.; $500
monthly; years lease or longer.
Call SANDQz. DU. 1894.
FALLS CHURCH-2-bedrm. brick. Ia
baths, attractively furn.; for rent
til April !; FA. 3494;
3-bedrm. home. gas heat. yard. util-
tiles; S125; lease. SH. 8502.
to. s.. 4-bedrm., 2-bath home,
dition; rent. S2iO per mo-; imme-
diate possession. s. r. MARTIN
q CO., Realtors. DU. 1896.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED
70. ARLINGTON 2-hedroom hrich

NO. ARLINGTON - 2-bedroom brick
semidetached; new cond. Basement.
storage attic; close to bus, schools.
ETON RD.. 9OOi, S. S., MD.-3-bed-
rms, liy. rm., din. rm.; fully equipped
kit, col. tile bath. shower; full
bsmt, Mueller gas heat concrete
screened porch. sodded back yard:
near schools, shop. center: 2 blks.
so. of Flower ave-: rs bus. s minis.
D. C. line. MRS. PRICE, HUI 5400.
-15
2-BEDRM. modern house, newly dec,
to couple without children only;
conv. to U. of Md. and Naval
Ordinance Lab. SH. 505S. -22
NEW BRICK; Silver
Spring-3 bedrms., baths, IL"
liv.-din. rm. with fireplace, kite
porch, garage, lge. dry bsmt; conv.
to schools and stores. JU. 7-667I
or RA. 2S14. la
(Continued ap Nayk pa1el
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COLORED-459 RIDGE ST. NV
LARGE rm,, kit. and semipvt. bath;
COLORED-s LARGE ROOMS, share
kit; and bath for clean. quiet couple;
Gs', Goyt f,so workers pref: no children.
coIoRED-I.oi JAY sT. N.E.IIiv.
room, 2 bedrms., dinette. kitchen
and bath; S75 .43. Call Miss schroth,
sHANNoN s a n . a 4 JsI LUcHs CO.. 1905
CoLoRED-ANDxIUsIA ApTs.. 100
rm apt. Civ. rm.. din. rm.. kitch-
enette, bedrm. and bath); utils. in
GUIDED: rental, S7950. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. SIT 9th st. NV.
ooLoRED-2 LGE. RMS. and Sun
porch, semikit and bath; located
Joy pix, Bryant st. NV. Call LU.
CoLoRID-5o5 srd N.w.-Ref1ned
eauipd kit -dinette, gas refgr.. semi.
coIoREDETRo ogti RED pR BE- BTpRMs, rms liv fn
kit. and bath. bsmt apt, partially
furn. if desired; utils incl. GE. s909.
coLoRED-e.RM.. KIT. and a bath
apt; also sgle.. rm. 1912 T st. NV.
Can be seen after Il noon.
COLORED-APT. FOR RENT. Can
be seen bet. am. and $3.50 pm.
1417 w Va. ave. ne. Ii. 6-7S92.
COLORED-APT. FOR RENT. unfurn.
Employed couple preferred. AT
6154.
COLORED-35e5 18th ST. NV
! large room. kitchen. dinette. bath.
for refined adults; open Sun. after
| pm. TU 034S
COLORED-NR. NAVY YARD-New
cond., efficiency apts. for empl
cples, $50 mo-; 1-bedr. apt, SS5
mo-; all util. incl. Write Box 314-K,
Star.
COLORED-1 RIM. AND KIT. share
bath, unfurnished; refs. REQUIRED.
ER S64H
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BEVERLY HILLS

Brick Cape Cod. attractively furn.s
rooms include liv. room with firepl.,
din. room. kit. breakfast room. den
and bath on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms
and bath on End floor; full bsmt..
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888; ewes. and Sun, CHI. 1000,
Ext. 500.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Beautiful brick home, 5 rooms, bath.
powder room, rec. room and bath.
gar. S175 mo. MRS. CLYDE c.
DUNNINGTON, WI. 2635 or OR.
TWo-sTORY DETACHED BRICK,
rms. 6 bedrms) Ia baths, porch
and sun clock. gas furnace. garbage
disposal unit. electric ironer and
washing machine; completely. fur
nished; prominent neighborhood;
beautifully furnished; no children
under IL: $3.50 per month. Call
Miss Schroth Monday.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
IA
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
2-BEDROOM APT.

oID3Vo01 1A1
Beautiful modern apt. with ex-
ira large rms. having liy. rm.. 2
bed rms, de luxe kit, lge. dining
in lovely garden-type bldg. close
to stores, transp. etc. S9S5o mo.
incl. all util.; apply to supt., at
Chatham Apis. 1909 Merrimac
dr., S. S., Md. To reach: Go out
Piney Branch I'd. to Old Bladens-
burg rd.. right about blocks to
sign; or out New Hampshire ave.
to Old Bladensburg rd.. left about
2 blocks to sign.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Four rooms, ex-
cellent condition: 10 min. to down.
town; 3rd f1oor. walkup; no children
OWNER. IA. 2O13. -15
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RM.. kit, semibath;
CoLoRED-s5si 10th ST. NV. Apt.
l3-One rm.. kit. and bath; all utils.;
brand new furnishings: $3.50. See
Janitor LISS REALTY CO., RE.
COLORED-a RMS. kit. use of bath:
adults Phone RA 23SS. Ia
COLORED-2 RMS, kit: and share
bath. 724 Quincy st. NV. RA,
5347. -15
COLoRED-ATTRAC. 2-rm. apt;
suitable . employed adults; SIS per
week. Ii. 3-S105. Ii
CoLoRED-19th AND CALF. SITS.
n.w.--Large apt. in modern bldg
containing . bedrms., liv. rm., din
ette kit and bath; completely furn.
J. DALLAS GRADY a. SON, DI.
$3.50. -15
CoLORED-1-RM. APT, twin beds,
utils, share bath. Frigidaire; $50
mo 1904 r. 1. ave. NV. NO.
1863. See between l and pm.
COLORED-UPPER 18th ST. NV
/ rm.. kit and bath apt; price,
$3.50. Call DE. 1909
COLORED-1 LARGE RM., KIT. 2lS
Seaton pl. ne. AID. 1876.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. {cont.) J

NAYLOR GARDENS-open for in
spection. / to Sunday. Just listed.
One nicely located l-bedrm. apt,
immed poss.; will redecorate; total
price. S5,9s0; terms. Sales office in
lor I'd. Sc. DRURY REALTY Corr.
cali OR. 57S1 or TiW. I191. S''
large rooms, wide CEN
ter hall. 5 large closets. picture win
dows; modern kitchen and bath;
bargain in splendid building debt
free; total monthly expense. $50.
2039 n. H. ave. NV, Apt. 306.
2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NV. To-
cation, 8 exposures, modern kitchen,
Venetian blinds, new auto. gas heat
ing plant. Sacrifice at $6,75O with
$4, ,750 cash, balance at $35 per
month covers everything. Call DI.
1l15 Sun: or after q pm. evenings.
LOVELY SILVER SPRING location
overlooking. Sligo Park and attrac-
tive wooded area: 2 units; / bedrm.,
reasonable down payment, S62 80
mo-; 2 bedrms., S71.34 mo-; monthly
payments cover everything, includ-
ing utilities and maintenance. Call
MRS; MAGEEs JU. ,7-7503.
path; 7th-fioor court apt; $3.50
1887 BiITMoRE iRaFMens ST. f. NsW' NeSes' ADt %
Tappan range. refgr. and laundro-
mat, new. walI-to-wall carpet in
lv. rm., / bedrm nII EOdE
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp
TAKOMA. PARK. MD.

I IAhOMA, TArth, MO.
Available at once; in garden type
bldg: l bedrm. apt; lge. liv. rm
dinette, kit, lge. bedrm., bath,
storage; indiv. thermostat. Private
parking; mr.. transp.; $3.50 mo.
incl. utils. phone avail. SH. 1915.
81. 1866, ewes. and Sun. -15
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TII,DEN GARDENC
PORTER STREET

OAS cAe - 1IGI
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Here's the cooperative you've been
WAITING. for! 2 bedrooms. living
room. dinette. kitchen and bath; ST
floor apt: only So, 500 Bettey hurry
Consult Mr.. Nichols. NO. 2117.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC-152O X ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
GOODACRE APIS.

;. GOODACRE APIS.
New, fireproof. 2-bedrm. apts., spac
rms. and closets. parquet fis., Vene-
1aundries, 3 shopping centers
theater. 2 buslines; $97.50. utils
incl. Office on premises. Open daily
8 to $50; Sun. IL to 5. S61S
Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring. Md.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, pvt. bath. 2
inclosed sun porches, compl. redec.
and furn. nicely. Ii. 7-9933. Ia
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Downtown Apartment

DUPLEX APT.
3 rooms. large kitchen and bath, sun
porch, fenced-in yard; pets welcome
but must take care of furniture;
located by shopping center; 10 min.
by bus or streetcar to heart of town
$S5 per mo-, including all utilities.
Call MA. 1850 between 8 and 6, in
Guiding Sunday. (Apt. can be seen
Sunday
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OPEN 2-5 SAT. SUN. MON.
, 1901 WYOMING AVE. NV,
2 hne cor. apis. $500 UP for or
poss rms'i ME Kit =. bath: bath Terms; immed.
1897. HOME REALTY CO. ii
TILDEN GARDENS
Immediate possession. Beautifully
decorated 5-room and bath ant
modern elec. kit. with GE dish
washer and disposal Sold to ap-
proved purchasers only.
r. BATES WARREN
OIL 1859 or WI T7Q6 30
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Dupont Circle Area

Large living room, bedroom, kit. ano
utilities. DU. COLA, DE. 1866.
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MEURILEE APIS, Spacious / and
bedrm. apts. close to transp.. elem
and high school. shop center and
theater; 53rd pl and Annapolis I'd.
2 blocks beyond Bladensburg High
School, on the right side OF the
Evening star., 1951-01-14

Groom furn. apt; utilities,
air-conditioned modern building !;
NV. section; $170 to 5000 month.
Box 222-K, Star. IA
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LIVE AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
Alban Towers Apt Hotel
| and 2-bedroom apis: full hotel
service and television; also single
and double hotel rooms
3700 MASS. AVE. NV
HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 Haywood pl.. Mt. Rainier, Md.
One and > bedrm. nicely furn. apts;
lge. closets: laundry facilities in
basement; utilities inciudet, close TO
shopping center D. c. busline Apply
in person, , am. to p M; Satur-
Gays, nj |. ---16
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CHASTLETON HOTEL

4EO1 1VV42 " =. INV
Weekly and monthly rentals; l and
2 bedrooms, and living room Full
hotel service Call Du 1000
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. 10 Manor Cir
cle-1 and 2 bedrm. apts.; mr.
transp. and shopping; SS4 so
500. so, incl, util. SH. 9152, 81.
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1888 ADAMS MILL RD.
Apt. 3-Lovely apt. with liv. rm., rec.
hall, bedrm., kit. pantry and bath;
completely furn. and newly redec-
grated; Sll5 per mo. FLOYD E,
035o If
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FOR DESIRABLE
COLORED TENANTS
NEW APARTMENTS

Situated In good northwest
and northeast sections, con-
venient to stores, transporta-.
ton, etc.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. apt, authority since
RE. 1918. RE. I749.
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State Societies

May Craig. Washington cor
respondent for the Gannett News
papers. Just back from three
months newspapering in Korea,
Japan and Formosa, will speak at
a meeting of the Maine Society at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening in
Room l54 Of the Senate Once
Building.
While In the Far East, Miss
Craig interviewed United Nations
commanders in Korea. covered
battles under fire and the Kaesong
truce talks.
&aAA
Missourians will dance Saturday
at 10 o'clock in the Shoreham Ho-
tells west ballroom. Formal dress
requested. Dave McWilliams or
lcheStra.
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Plans for RoyuI Visit

dress is day clothes or uniforms, 81
day clothes meaning afternoon
dresses for the ladies, business
suits for the men. Lady Franks
has chosen a changeable taffeta-
brocade shirtwaist dress with a
full, but short, skirt that she
bought in London this summer
It was made by Victor Stiebel and
is green and black shot through
with gold roses.
The Ambassadors wife didn't
know what the Princess would
wear but guessed that husband
Philip would be in his Navy uni
form. Asked how she thought
the heir apparent to the British
throne would stand up under the
strain Of greeting nearly 2,00O
people. Lady Franks felt nc
qualms about her endurance
"She is used to this sort of thing
and has done it many times.
The Princess enjoys it and is very
gracious and they will know who
they are coming to meet" she
added when questioned on
whether the variety of people in
Ivited would make any impression,
After the invitations are an
swered, cards Of admission-to be
presented at the door-will be sent
to each guest. along with wind
shield stickers for the automobiles
The parking problem will be in
the hands Of the Metropolitan
police, but no cars will be allowed
on the grounds. In reply to a
query about the number of re-
quests for invitations. Lady
Franks automatically said they
have been rather limited"
The idea Of the party is that
1t mot be necessarily social. not
too formal, but as honey as pos
Isible." according to the chatelaine
of the Embassy.
A honey touch is sure to be
added by the appearance. even
though brief, of the Franks two
attractive daughters, Caroline, IL
years old, and Alison, s. The
will not receive invitations, says
their mother.
Further informality will be felt
when Mrs. Tibbs, the former Miss
Tibbs. makes her inevitable en-
trance. Mrs. Tibbs is the family
cat. won by Caroline as a prize at
"a party over year. ago. Since
then she has mothered II little
Tibbses.
She. too. loves parties and no
matter how hard they try to stow
her away, Mrs. Tibbs always man
ages to get in!
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Miss UmphIet
Is Married

Miss June Marie Umphlet
daughter Of Mrs. Mildred L
Umphlet, became the bride on Oc.
tober 6 Of Mr.. William JOSEPH
Savannah. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
]. Savannah. Father Moloy off,
ciated in st. Joseph's Church and
a reception was held at the home
|of the groom's parents.
After a honeymoon at Niagara
Falls, the couple will live in New
York where the bridegroom Is
stationed as q Coast Guard Sea-
man, sc.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CONTINUED FROM Page DID

that evening at the Canadian En-
basSy.
Some residential people and q
few British residents who have
been connected with the Embassy
in some way will be asked and
the Franks hope to have q few
people near the age of the visiting
young couple.
Military members Of the EN-
basSy staff will receive, engraved
invitations and members Of the
staff who have worked at the En-
bassy for 80 years or more-there
are nine or so--among them Char
lie Brown, an employe for SO years
Charles age is a mystery. but he
had a brother who died last week
at the alleged age Of 96. Lady
Franks said she didn't know
whether it was his Older OF
younger brother"
The invitations state that the
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Here's the Reason

Refri gerator manufacturers
recommend that the refrigerator
stand few inches away from
the wall. The reason for this is
that the condenser needs air cir
culation so that heat being re-
moved from the refrigerator may
escape freely. IT.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
Mrs. Carey Quinn Jordan,
ARLINGTON Revenue Clerk

Mrs. Carey Quinn Jordan, 68,
a clerk in the office of the Arling-
ton Commissioner of Revenue,
died last night at Garfield Hospi-
tai after a long illness.
She had been employed in that
Office since 1941. ..-. .
Mrs. Jordan was a native of
Charleston. S. c. She had at
tended school there and in Au-
gusta, Ga. After the death of her
husband. r. E. Jordan, about Is
years ago, she came to the Dis
trict. She lived at the home of her
brother, P. H. Quinn of 2438 Will
son boulevard. Arlington.
Besides her brother, she leaves
her mother, Mrs. j. z. Jordan of
the Wilson boulevard address. She
was a member of the First Baptist
Church of Clarendon.
Funeral services will be held at
q O'Clock tonight at the Fitzgerald
funeral home, 3245 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be in
Pinehurst, Ga.