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Evening star., 1952-05-10
ENGINEER

White, for large Virginia project.
Must know heavy oil burner equip
ment and general maintenance dr,-
ties. Gas allowance for your car
and 2-bedroom apt. plus good start
ing salary. Box 420-Y. Star. Ill
Evening star., 1952-05-10

TRUCK TRAILER SALESMAN for
ommended man Of unouestioned
ability will be considered. Telephone
ST. 2215 or XII. S-6746. Washing
Evening star., 1952-05-10
WAREHOUSE MAN

25 to 40. to manage small but busy
wholesale floor covering branch;
shipping. receiving, customer orders;
accuracy with figures necessary
permanent position. Box 46S-v,
Star III
Evening star., 1952-05-10
HELP MEN

PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, new and
remodeling work. Call OIL. 581O.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Model Plane
Meet Here
Sunday, Z PM
Statewide Meet WIN Telke
Place Here II Ans. Says.
c. Faraldo, Exehszles
Commission Chairman

Model plane builders ana fans
are urged to attend IN exliibi-
ton meet at Poinciana school
grounds sunday 1t I pm,
Charles Farsldo. Exchanxs Club
Plane Committee chairman sid
today.
The meet launches the tx
change Club program which win
climax in q statewide model
plane meet in Key Mest IN Aug
ust. Faraldo said. Membsrs AZ the
club met yesterday and backed
the sponsorship 81 this activity
100 percent, he, said.
All model plans builders of
all ages. Navy and civilian are
invited to Sundays preliminary
meet. There will be an exhibition
of flying planes with elders.
rubber powered models and u
Control gas models:
Exchange Club members Are
Continued On Page sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Key Westers
To Receive
High Honors
sInvessiture OF KOCH
viii Be Conferred
On Horre And
Montgomery

A group Of Scottish Rite Masons
left this morning for Jacksonville.
Florida. 10 attend the ceremonies
to be held on Friday, April Is.
Those leaving this morning were
Ross c. Sawyer - degree. Marcel
A. Mazsau. 3z degree KOCH, Ger
aid H. Adams, 90 degree KOCH,
Munro J. Horre, 3z degree.
The inyestiture Of KOCH win be
conferred II 3 pm. on Munro J.
Horre ~ degree and Jesse J. Mont
gomery - degree along with TWEEN
y five other candidates from the
state 81 Florida. Jesse j. Montgo-
merry ID now IN jacksonville attend
Ing the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of florida Masons.
At SIS pm. at Scottish Rite
Temple, q banquet win be served
To al - degree Masons which IN
cludes the 80 degree elects Of Flo
rida at 7:3o pm. The seven - de-
gree elects viii be coroneted. One
al seven win be Horace o'Bryant,
- degree KOCH who win Join the
group at Jacksonville.
Two Of the Florida designstes
ware eoroneted In Washington at
the Sssqui- Centennial meeting q
The Supreme council % degree in
October 1851 a. follows.
David Sholtz Of Key West Cnsis-
tContinued. On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Geo. B0na,1,Y
C. Of C. Ch,,,,,.,
MOteIs, Hotels
Tells OF Meet

A banner summer season
for Key West is predicted
by George Bonamy, chair
man of the. Chamber OF
Commerce Motel and Ho-
tel committee.
AT q press conference to-
day, Bonamy reported on q
travel seminar held in MI
ami last week which show
ed that two billion dollars q
year is being spent for sum-
mer vacations throughout
the United States, out Of q
total Of ten million q year.
II we 60 along with the ira
yelling public said Bonamy.
we can be the best advertise
ment FOR Key West. The travel
ling public L our best media Of
advertising. II we are courteous
Sd helpful. tourists 60 back and
& folks that Key West Is q
nice spot. Even II we are tired.
let's get more help TO make va
cationers comfortable and hap
py. They'll then tell the world
about 1t The personality and
warmth Of motel and hotel oper-
ators 10 q very important factor
in building Key West"
OF the tourist dollar spent in
Florida % percent goes on food,
81 percent on lodging, Is percent
for casual purchases. II percent
gas. three percent recreation and
the balance. miscellaneous. Bona
my said These figures were Civ
en- at the Miami conference by
Bill Wells Of the State Adver.
Using Commission. Wells also
said that the states expenditure
Of $500, 900. for advertisinR
brought in one billion dollars IN
tourist money to the state.
National Airlipes Is keeping
three regular flights going %
Miami from Key West II BUSH
ness warrants II, for the first
time in history. Harold Laub-
scher. Chamber secretary said.
The peak summer crowds win
get better accommodations than
ever before in history, Bonamy
said Motels have been expand
ing and 50 have restaurants and
other facilities, he said.
The importance Of airline ira
vel into Florida Is shown By thu
fact that airIineg carried more
passengers. 5000 In the 1881
season than did railroads for the
first time.
Airline travel TO florida has
risen from 1900 IN 1879 70 So.
600 in 1882. while railroad travel
has declined from $1,000 In 1919
to $1,000.
Miami 90 . port Ct entry fDF
Continued On Pags Six)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Dozen Yachts In Miami Havana Race VIII
Come Into Key West Today Enroute 70 Cuba
WILL LEAVE KEY
WEST AT. STAGGERED
INTERVALS FROM
IL MIDNIGHT

A dozen yachts In the Miami,
Havana race win come into Key
West this afternoon. en- route e
Havana. the Coast Guard an
nounced today.
The cabin cruisers LEFT Miami
yesterday at 9 o'clock. proceeded
via the intercoastal waterway 10
Marathon, and spent the night
there.
They win leave Key West n
staggered intervals from u mid
night to 4 am. for their destina-
ton. Havana, Cuba.
The Coast Guard rescue ves-
sci Ariadne win provide an es-
cort for the racing yachts until
that function Is taken over by
Cuban vessels, 1t was announced.
Only cabin cruisers. no sailing
vessels, are part Of this race Of
IL craft.
The cruisers viii stop here for
refueling. Some win tie up at
Garrison Blight, others at the
Gulf docks.
The Key West Yacht club
though unable to provide official
welcome for the racing yachts st
this tine, hopes that within q
year its new building wiz be set
UP and that the club can function
IN just such events a. these, ac-
Continued On Page Stx)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

Deputy Sheriff
Cleveland Dillon
Guards Winning
Ballots At Night

The JayCee's attack yesterday
ON .'fake" absentee voting may
have been the reason for the two
thirds drop in the number Of TAB
sentees" who came into the court
house this morning to swear they
viii be absent on May 8. Primary
Day.
Yesterday the courthouse was
crowded between 9 am. and II ..
m. with "a men and women who
said they would be out Of the coun-
ty on May 9. Today between the
same hours, the lobby and Office
of Registration Supervisor Sam
Pinder was relatively quiet. only
10 had showed UP to swear their
expectations Of going out q he
county. May 6.
Meanwhile ne Jay Gees hsiA
. lively discussion last nfeis n
ihs taking ovsr o. their eIsetisa
eve rally ~ ths Democrats
County cemniftss. csf-ovtThe
vots Committee chsIrmsn. ckss
Gold wss 6sisd - cell III eesN.
mi1lps tsseihsr and werk - )
possikIe seIofiep - tIse 81 -
The jaycsss are bound BY Sibsir
national constitution - b non
partisan. The sssumpfien u tlse
formerly nen-psrtissn rally BY
me County Dsmeerstie organize.
Hon places shs Jsycsss In . %
sition whereby ihsy will not b
able 10 cooperate, 70 fhsy abids
by their national policy. Cold 3
calling committee members -
ssthsr today 10 ascertain ihsir
stand.
AT the Courthouse SIS absentees
had cast their ballots by IL this
morning.
Four our Of HE five men pie.
iured In Yesterdays Citizen %
absences, said that they were
not absentee voters. Two Of ihsm
John A. Lord. 1915 varsIa street
and Martin Leon. ga Louisa
street said That they were inssssd
campaign workers for candidates
In the primary.
Florida law reads.
cit is unlawful for any person 10
distribute pamphlets, cards, htera-
ture, or solicit votes within 100
yards of polling place"
Though absences" were absent
today. candidates handing out their
own campaign literature continued
TO fill the courthouse lobby.
Pinder has asked candidates to
slow down the absentee" voter
tomorrow when one Of his two as
sistants, Mrs. Edna Mae Bullman
goes to Miami for a family funeral.
Continued On Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Shri''sper SaDes
Itsel Hends
For Dr. z rtugas
Citizen Staff Photo

Tbs shrimp trawlsr. Ber.
nics. Sspoetsd sinking in 90
feet g wafer yesterday
mornino. pumped herself dry
and eat her leakage under
seontroI. the Coast Guard re-
portsd tsdaY.
The Axisdns. Coast Guard
vesssl had already left Key
VISIT - 20 10 the rescue Of
the BsFnies. ut s:o7 am. and
Misiai Coast Guard plane. q
/ PYB-So25S was flying over
tho area Of the vessel. Grip
pisd u miles northeast Of
Pulaski Shcal Light. so
milss wsst northwest Of Key
Wsst.
When tbs rescuers arriv-
u. the skipper Of the Ber-
nice informed them that
she had sightsd herself and
WINS making for Dry Tortu-
sas. This occurred al l:3o
p.xns
The AYiadns Is under The
command Of II. comdr. c.
-. Blsdford.
The Miami Coast Guard
meanwhile located \ miss
ing cabin cruiser. Sea Lion.
OF the Florida reefs. The
vessel was spotted and 70.
turned 10 port from . posi-
hon roughly IS miles south
Of Miami.
&C SASS cut Of Miami as
sisted The vessel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Issued Stamp

JACKSONVILLE R - Charlie
Lemons. lois West 18th ST.. San
ford, was issued a gambling occu-
pational tax stamp at the Internal
Revenue office Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
$500 Damage To
Cars liz Crash

Estimated damage 10 cars was
$I.3o0 whom : Cadillac driven by
Mary .. PsIl. COS North Road
S.. Ellxsbsih City. N. c. and =
Chevrolet with Newt W. Ksteh-
inss. 36oe Duck Avenue. Of ihs
wheel, sellIded.
Poilcs reported That PsII failed
10 step % : step sign. Ths aeei.
dsnt occurred d South and Rsy-
nolds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Car Is Hit

Police Department today Report
Cd that Richard Eugene Dye. Ma
val Ordnance was driving against
traffic and his vehicis struck one
driven by John william Nsiioon,
ITO Virginia street.
The accident occurred % DuvsI
street.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Ralph {. Mcpherson,
Waterways Official

Ralph Early Mcpherson. 40.
native Washingtonian who was
an official of the Great Lakes
Towing Co., Cleveland. Ohio, died
suddenly in Chicago Monday after
q heart attack. Mr.. Mcpherson
was stricken on a flight from
Cleveland to Chicago and was
taken to st. Luke's Hospital in
Chicago.
Mr.. Mcpherson had lived in
Washington until 1916, when he
became secretary treasurer of the
Cleveland concern. During World
War II, he was assistant director
of water transportation in the
Defense Department.
He was a 1881 graduate of
Benjamin Franklin University
here and for IA years was asso-
ciated with the Inland Waterways
Corp. of Washington.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Mary
B. Mcpherson, he is survived by
a son, Ralph, jr.. of Cleveland, at
present a student at Benjamin
Franklin University; his mother
Mrs. Martha E. Mcpherson, and
a brother, Robert A. Mcpherson
both of Engleside, Va.
Services will be held at 8 pm
tomorrow in the Deal funeral
home, 4812 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
3 Polio Cases Push
Total in Area 10 443

Three new cases Of polio re-
ported today raieed the current
Metropolitan Area total to 443 as
compared to 200 at this time last
year.
Montgomery County's 59th and
60th cases were a 26-year-old
woman of the 5000 block Of lillian
dale road, Chevy Chase. Md. ad-
mitted to Emergency. and a z
year-old boy of the unit block of
Lone Oak drive, Bethesda, ad-
mitted to Children's.
Prince Georges County Health
Department reported the case Of
a 28-year-old woman Of Crescent
road. Greenbelt. its 85th of the
year. Thirty-six had been re-
ported at the same time last year
Other area counts remained at:
District, 1877; Arlington. Sc; Fair
flax, 70; Alexandria, a..
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Donbar 5. King Dies;
Civilian Employe al
Air Base in 1ripoli

Donbar S. Killing, 43, Of la
ridge road. Greenbelt, Md, former
Government employe in the Naval
Gun Factory, was killed in a
boiler explosion Friday at Tripoli,
Libya, North Africa. His body is
being flown home and is expected
today at Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. Killing was working as a
pipesetter on an air base for
Crow Steers Shepherd Co.
A native of Columbia. Pa, he
was a graduate of Columbia High
School there and later studied at
Columbia Technical School in
Washington.
Mr.. Killing came to Washington
in 1929 to work as an engineering
draughtsman. He went with the
Naval Gun Factory about 1884 a
an engineering draughtsman. Dur
ing 1943-45 he worked for private
contractors on Government prof.
ects in the Aleutians and Alaska
He returned to the Naval Gun Fac
tory in 1945. resigning two years
later to enter private industry.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Gilda B. King, and four children
Mrs. Patricia Austin. Oxon Hill
Md, and Carol, IT; Joyce, Is. ano
Larry, 9, all of the Greenbelt ad-
dress.
Funeral services will be held al
/ pm. Friday in the Etzweiler fu-
neral home, Columbia. Burial will
be in Columbiai
Evening star., 1952-11-12
| Mayor Of Cleveland Talks
Ito Truman, Silent on Topic

Mayor Thomas Burke of Cleve-
land saw President Truman today
but refused to say later whether
he had been rendered the ap-
pointment as Ambassador to Ire
land.
Ambassador Francis P. Mat
thews died recently. Mr.. Burke
stressed that he intended to finish
out his term as mayor which ex-
pires next November.
He also declined to say if he had
discussed a Federal judgeship
with the President. There is a
vacancy in the Sixth Circuit Court
of Appeals which includes Ohio
When Mr.. Burke was asked
what the purpose of his visit was
he said if he answered that ques-
ton he would be answering the
other two.
He and the President discussed
politics, the Ohioan said.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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Wanda used to be so full of bounce.
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she's lost her pep and enthusiasm. She
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Doctors tell us that many such TRACE.
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Evening star., 1952-11-12
Husband Prevents Woman
From Leapinq Off Bridge

A suicide attempt by 40-year-
old woman was thwarted today
when her husband grabbed her
wrists as she dangled from the
railing of the southbound High
way Bridge over the Potomac.
Police said the woman was rid
ing with her husband in a panel
truck when she leaped from the
door and ran for the railing. The
husband stopped the truck and
with the aid of Bridge Operator
Paul M. Underwood and Bridge
Guard William c. Bell, pulled her
back to the bridge floor.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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Some Don'ts
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money back. Peterson's Ointmen:
allays itchy feet, cracks between toes
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Bao Dai Fires Governor, Names Ultra Nationalist

The Wet Mini controls much OF
the State. but the French and
their Wet Namese allies still hold
the capital. Hanoi. and the rice.
rich Red River Delta around it
Bao Dai named Nguyen HUI Tri
head of the strong Dai Wet Party
to the governorship. Tri and hi
faction previously had rebuffec
French overtureS because, they
said, France had not given the
Wet Namese sufficient guarantee!
of complete independence.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Leopold E. Block, 80.
Inland Steel Founder
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Leopold e.
Block, 83, philanthropist,~ civic
leader and one of the founders of
the Inland Steel Co.. died last
night of complications from an
operation performed last week.
Mr.. Block had been associated
with Inland Steel since 1897, when
he came here from Cincinnati to
join his brother, Philip D., and
others in starting the company.
In 1919 he was named chair
man of the board, and in January
of this year honorary chairman
of the board.
For many years he served as
director of the American Iron and
Steel Institute.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Sophie Rosenstein,
Wife of Gig Young
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 12.-Sophie
Rosenstein, As. Hollywood drama
coach and wife of Actor Gig
Young. died of cancer Monday
night at Cedars of Lebanon Hos
pital.
Miss Rosenstein, born in Port
land, Greg, earned bachelors and
masters degrees in drama at the
University of Washington and re-
manned there as an instructor
from 1929 to 1899. She was the
author of Modern Acting" used
as a textbook.
Mr.. Young formerly lived in
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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BY the Assoeioted Press

SAIGON, Indo-C China, Nov. IL.
Wet Mans Chief of State. ex-
Emperor Bao Dai. fired his Cover
NOR of North Wet Nam today and
replaced him with an ultra-Na-
Etionalist whose party refused
earlier to give the French full sup
lport in their fight against the
Communicated Wet Mimi.
The former monarch kicked out
Phan Vn Binh, who had headed
the Wet Nam regime in the pre-
World War II State of Tonkin,
bordering on Communist China
Evening star., 1952-11-12
THE EVENING STAR A-25

Washington, D. c. *%
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER I2, 1869
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Meeting at Clinton

The Clinton (Md.) Citizens AS
|sociation will hold a special meet
ing at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Surrattsville School.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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and comfort lasts. How good it feels not
to have to scratch and scratch. Get
Resinol and get relief. All drug stores.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Kenyu Has Hard Rouds

Only 1906 miles of Kenya's 20..
248 miles of roads are hard-sur.
faced. while 6.358 miles are un.
improved fair weather roads.
Evening star., 1952-07-16

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reinforced poneIs for thot much extra control
where its needed Both fresh and lovely in sumner
white. GirdIe in sizes Is to 81; Pony GirdIe in
small, medium oree sizes. Their name: Thriftees!
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Evening star., 1952-11-04
Marriage License AppIcotionsPonts for Parents

Kenneth Tuohey. 80. and Dorothy Martz.
John pssce, SS: ana @ Iethia McKinzie. ss.
ErRsss Rmma afRsasss g SIND aS g. a1e
prT n1 nsE.s and 2a Mary Ss2 a cas' so sisa
Ernest T. Watson. es. Rockville Nd. and
e Gloria Frattarcii "a, brexel Hill. Pa.
William Sparks; 2b. 1901 < st. ne. and
Elizabeth Mclean. IL. 222 Portland ST.
Thssdere Eckhoa, 20; and Dorothy Jones
%. both Of 2S47 Mills ave. ne.
wilbur both s $S ana sVe
Nathaniel Davis. .23. Philadelphia. and
Margaret surrett, 70: 535 9th hot. st. s.Ss; S,
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Rolert Briscoe. %. and Mary Butler. FL
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R06sss Sssaa pf5rsa HroTn az 20 sth s. Sc 'n'
Nelly Dominguez. SO, Kew Garden. N, Z
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George Dorsey. 20. ITS Sro 81. ne. anc
Nadine Chamberlayne. 19. 626 4th st
william Ennis; SO. and Mary Ruddy. %
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Mary Collier. 26. 6os7 G St. s.e,
James Flaherty. 20. 1919 Maple pl. sc;
and Barbara Stewart. 20. 2226 14tf
Philip Glover, 90 J. 4ls e s,.ss: ! St; NV n and
cha5esM sns Ma41 nsrosH Alien 40 Is AiSsns
William Freeburger, 3ss Arlington; We.
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Merton 1T 'i; Bernstein. 90. a122 Massachusett.
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Evening star., 1952-11-04
spseioI Di.po,eh 10 The ssor

Speclol Oispofch 10 The StoT
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Civilian
and military personnel of the
Severn River Naval Command
here have contributed $11,259.3s
to the annual Consolidated Fall
Charity Drive which is the first Of
three to be held during the cur
rent academic year.
Vice Admiral c. Turner Joy
commandant of the Naval Acad-
emy, has approved the following
distribution of the drive funds:
So, 8,782.43 to the Community Chest;
$2,119.90 to the Naval Relief
Society, and the remaining 1857 to
the commands contingency fund
Capt. Charles E. TTescott. head
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Reunited After "a Years

CINCINNATI P.-Twenty -four
years ago a former city policeman.
now IS, left town for a vacation
trip to Yellowstone National Park
He never wrote to his relatives
who presumed him dead. Now an
engineer in California, he was
recently reunited with two broth
ers here. He just happened to, be
passing through Cincinnati on
business.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Severn Naval Command Gives S11,259 10 Charity

of the Academy's department of
Marine Engineering, said 93.1 per
cent Of the commands personnel
contributed to the drive. The
percentage last year was 70.6
per cent.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

NV. and Viola HasIacker. 35, 4307
Fessenden st. NV.
Joseph Bennett, 81, 1915 Chester st. Sc,
and Emily McIlvane. 30. 1924 Talbert
st. Sc.