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Evening star., 1952-08-31
Truman Off Tonight
By Train 10 Take Up
Key Campaign Role
By Cecil HoIIond

President Truman as the SELF
styled key Of the 1852 presidential
campaign tonight entrains on his
first tour to find locks-or voters
to At the key.
Beginning his "give 'em hell"
efforts for the Democratic ticket
of Gov. Stevenson and Senator
Sparkman, Mr.. Truman will set
out for a major political speech
tomorrow night in Milwaukee.
On the way to Milwaukee and
back-a two-day excursion from
the Capital-Mr. Truman and his
Democratic advisers made ar
rangements for a minimum of
seven whistle stops" for him to
harangue. if conditions are auspi-
ciouS, voters who might appear at
the rear platform of his 10-car
special train.
Out Given for Stops.
To avoid pitfaIls-such as the
non-appearance of crowds-the
White House carefully labelled
all such stops as operational-
meaning by that they were stops
on the trip for changing train
crews or servicing the presidential
special.
The Milwaukee speech, before
a gathering representing both the
CIO and the AFL, as well as any
thing he might say to anybody
at the "operational" stops. are
expected to emphasize, as he told
a news conference recently. that
Mr.. Truman is the key to Gov.
Stevenson's bid for the presi-
dency.
Mr.. Truman, on his own. de-
scribed himself in a recent news
conference as the key in the
campaign. He made the observa-
ton when he was asked, in view
of implied or direct criticism of
his administration by the Demo-
cratic candidates, whether he
considered himself a target in the
campaign.
VIII StOp AZ tlCtSDuTSus
The President brushed aside
the suggestion as something un-
thinkable and said the Demo-
cratic nominees for President
and Vice President would have to
run on the record of the late
President Roosevelt and his own.
For that reason, he emphasized.
he is the key and not the target
In the campaign.
En- route to Milwaukee the preSi-
DENTAL special will make stops at
Pittsburgh and CreStline, Ohio,
which will give Mr.. Truman an
opportunity to make back platform
appearances-and "give-'em-hell"
Speeches-if there is anybody to
listen to him.
On the return trip-after his
formal speech at 10:30 pm. (EDT)
in Milwaukee, he will make five
stops in West Virginia.
Minimum Of Company.
They are: ParkerSburg, Clarks-
burg. Grafton, Keyser and
MartinSburg.
The Milwaukee trip, strictly
political. Is being paid for by the
Democratic National Committee.
A minimum of aides and secre-
taries, totaling IA aside from the
Secret Service agents charged with
guarding the safety of the Presi-
dent. will accompany Mr.. Truman
on the trip.
Also on the trip will be IL news
paper correspondents, six pho
tographers and nine representa-
tlves Of radio and television. The
number is far less than usual on
a presidential trip-indicating,
perhaps. that q man leaving the
White House has less public appeal
than a man seeking the Office.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Air Force Slows Search
For 6 Missing Airmen
By the Assoeiated Press

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla,
Aug. 30.-The Air Force today re-
duced it's search for six Bit crew.
men missing in the Gulf Of Mexico
as hope for their survival faded.
Bad weather has hampered the
hunt during most of the six days
the .airmen have been missing.
Two members of the crew were
rescued Tuesday by a Navy mine
sweeper after spending "a hours in
the gulf on q life raft.
The plane was shot down Mon
day by an F86D jet fighter by mis-
take. Intended target was a radio
controlled "drone" plane.
About four planes and four sur
face craft will continue to patrol
the northeastern gulf, watching
tides and wind currents for pos
Sible signs of the six.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Old Cruise Ship Listing
After Fire in Ontario
BY the Associotsd Press

HAMILTON, Ont, Aug. 80. -
A fire that broke out little more
than a half hour after the cruise
ship Hamiltonian docked here
today burned away most of the
inside Of the old 482-ton side
wheeler and left the hulk with a
20-degree list.
The fire. believed to have
started in the women's lounge on
the upper deck, lasted three hours.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

when he will nave to report back
to duty. His papers have not ar
rived yet from Camp Kilmer, N. j.
He arrived at Sioux City Air
Force Base aboard a B-25 which
had flown him from Beverly, Mass.
Sergt. Buggy was lifted from q
military transport 500 miles at
sea yesterday by a Coast Guard
plane.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
By Bill Gorrord
Speci1I Correspondent of The Sior

HARRISONBURG, Va, Aug. 80.
Lutheran Church in Vir-
ginia's Shenandoah Valley, where
Gen. Eisenhower's mother once
broke the record for memorizing
Biblical verses, will observe its
15oth anniversary tomorrow.
Dr. Milton 81 Eisenhower. presi-
dent Of Pennsylvania State Col
lege and brother of the Republi-
can presidential candidate, will
represent the family at the all
day conmemoration.
DR.. Eisenhower. the youngest of
David and Elizabeth Stover Eisen-
hower's six sons, is to speak at
3 pm. About 600 persons are
expected.
Gen. Eisenhower was invited to
attend, but a heavily packed
political docket prevented accept
ance.
The church is near Mount Sid
ney in Augusta County, about 10
miles southwest of here. It is in
that scenic area where Elizabeth
Ida Stover. later Mrs. David Eisen-
hover, was born in 1862.
Remembered as VicaciOus.
Little Miss Stover is remembered
in the records of some of the old
time valley residents as vivacious,
golden-haired and blue-eyed. Her
parents were Simon Peter and
Elizabeth Link Stover.
Records of the church show that
at the age of IA, the generals
mother led all other Sunday
School pupils in memorizing 1915
Biblical verses in six months.
The Rev. P. j. Bame, who has
been pastor since 1889. exhibits a
page from the records of 1875,
which lists Elizabeth Ida Slower
among those admitted as members
on Sunday, November 81, 1875,
while the Rev. c. Beard was con-
Quoting a "protracted meeting. "
She was 13 years old.
Elizabeth Ida Stover was known
to her close friends and relatives
as Ida. After her marriage to
David Eisenhower. she changed
the sequence of her baptismal
names to Ida Elizabeth. Her son,
Dwight, likewise reversed his bap-
tismal names. He was baptized
David Dwight Eisenhower, but,
upon reaching maturity, he then
changed the sequence to Dwight
David.
Mrs. Ida Slower Eisenhower was
born May !. 1862, at the Slower
farmhouse near Mount Pisgah,
Augusta County, and died at the
age of "a Of a heart attack at
Abilene, Kan, September II, 1916.
Five of her sons survived.
Old Friend Remembers.
A girlhood friend still has vivid
memories of Ida Stover.
She is Mrs. Julia Link Wine, 81,
widow Of ]. w. Wine, who lives
in Mount Sidney with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. L. Harshbarger.
ida was 6 years older than
me and my twin sister Martha,
but we went to the same Lime
stone School with her, and also
to Salem Church Sunday School
with her." said Mrs. Wine.
Mr.. Bame says records indicate
that the first Slower in Virginia
from whom Gen. Eisenhower Is
directly descended was Jacob
Slower. In 1880 he received from
the Virginia Colonial Council q
grant of 10000 acres on the South
Fork of the Shenandoah River
between what are now the towns
of Elkton and Luray. "for the
settlement of himself and divers
Germans and Swiss whom he
tStover) proposed to bring thither
within the next two years"
Ida's mother died when she was
z years old, said Mrs. Wine, and
she was taken over by her Uncle
Billy (William) Link and his wife
Aunt Easter"
Late In 1873. Ida's. father, 81
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
TRUMAN TAkEs

Continued From Page One,
i20 steps a minute.
The President laughed ever the
popular belief that Abraham LIN.
coin slept IN the Liacoln bedroom
Actually. he said. Lincoln used
the room as . siuds and he slept
Al one time ca another. In practi.
caliy every other room on the
second floor.
Mr. Trumans decision 20 take
the nswsmen on tour of he
reconstruction. which IA costing
around sis million dollars. came
a. a surprise 10 them.
Meeting them outside the office
~ Presidential Secretary Joseph
short he told them he bet they
never had such zh.powered
guide before.
The house uill be- completed. TIE
President said. about the first week
IN April. IIr said this vas his hope.
At least. that he had 10 keep a
shotgun after the builders all the
time.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

! lonfinueu LOm Page ID
'the aid of an electric applause
meter which recorded the
amount oG applause each contest
ant was accorded by the audi.
enee. Judges were Don Cobb.
Paul Albury. and Bill kroll.
Nancy Brooks. captain of tho
maioreites who did not eompete
tor prizes. gave . three minute
exhibition IL twirlIng
The Fun Mite crowd Was In
creased by about 300 students
dents from the high scbool who
came to applaud their favoriies.
Besides Che winneEs and Ma
ssst s|sss "a \ e.. 'sslq
~. alsiif l1 t-.i,s, ! w ri.
Betty Rowan. tsaif cn4ys Cath
crime Sanchez bafhsEa Adams,
Gloria Knowles. and Yolanda
Garcia. Louie crux arranged the
recorded accompaniment which
provided the music for the en-
tire program
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

ANTIQUES Platform rocker.
ChuFrh Bells. OIL lamps. corner
cabinef picture tramss. China,
Glassware and many ether items
i37s White 81. lehS 4
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
TAvERNlER PUMP

fCnntinued From Page Onel
ers "a uns only their essferns in
stead of cts water
Wells are owned by . thous-
and az more Key wesiers. These
could be used for sprlnklinz.
bathing. and ether purposes
though the bracklsh water eoaid
rot ~ used for cooking o. drink
ng
The official said that eisterEA
1ould be widely used u TN
Water Commission would tell tn
people that they viii b. charged
only the amount % city water
consumed. instead Of . blanket
minimum q 81 regardless of
quantity
unless some emergency relief
d found immediately. Key West
ers face an even drler future.
The Navy has bulls ; pumping
station % take wafer oif ths
pipeline Cor the zoo unit Dredg
erg Key housing project This
will further reduce the supply
coming into the city, the official
said.
Navy personnel IN Navy Poln-
eiana have water because of .
tap off the main line which runs
from TIE East end n the inlsnd
along Duck avenue. Il vas said
n Is not known a. this writing
what provision the Navy has
made b. get water - the second
story apartment units going up
at the old Army Barracks site.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
Funeral Services
For Lucas Friday

Funeral services Tor George o.
Lucas. 50. Who died yesterday
morning al the Monroe General
Hospital. wIll be held Friday after.
noon al s;3o pm. at the fiIst
tSionel Methodist ChuTch. kes. !.
Paul rouchson. Pastor. will effiei.
ate the services. Burial xill be in
the Family Plot in the Cay Gene.
terry. The body viii be placed in
the Church al pm. by the Prii.
ehard Funeral Homo.
Lucas Is survived BY has wife
Mrs. Kathleen Lucas: one daugh.
ter. Mrs. Betty Jean bowling
mother. Mrs. Josephine Lucas.
Tampa. two sisters. Mrs. Jesus
Castro. Venezuela. and Mrs. Ian.
ra Garcia. New York. and three
grandchildren. Mr.. Lucas vas the
owner Of the Lucas Electric Com.
pany. 2is Duval street. and vas a
member Of the Elks Lodge No. ssi
Rotary Club. Volunteer Fire DE.
partmeni. Yacht Club: Cabelleros
de Ia Marti Lodge: Chamber oi
Commerce. Arthur sawyer Post
No. y. American Legion. and Noi.
ture Loealc 72s. % and &
Lucas VAS q veteran of World
War l. We served as Post Com.
mander of Arthur sawyer Post No.
n, American Legion. In 1895. and
Is . 3o.year member of the Anne.
riean Legion. He also served as
Chef de Care ol the voliure Locale
72s. 10 and q. in 1910.
Full military honors xill he &C.
forded the deceased hy the key
West Guard of Honor a the Art.
hur Sawyer Post No. -. Elias ledge
viii conduct services a the grave.
PallbeaTers selected 20 serve are:
A. Maitland Adams: Newt kesch.
ings: Clayton Sierlina. Earl -.
han. william Arnold: Allan n.
Cieare. Jr: william a. Reardon.
and Dr. Armando Cobo.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
County Drivers
Observing Law

Charica Brooks. Deputy Com.
missioner In eharge II financial
responsibility IN auto accidents and
Max Marks of the Southeastern
Florida region reported today mat
ket West Il In good shape.
Everything Is OK Marks said
key West drivers are reporting
accidents and damage done %
shem. That u whsl everyone should
d.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

The wives "a the Officers a the
Firef Training Schnol will give .
coffee Wednesday. February u a
ne pssol on the Naval BASE a. 20
an
Elasaeeesx Cor the esenf are Mrs
il Dawson Mrs LIB Lamrion.
Jr and Mrs.. Gil. Mccoy.
n has heen announned that Q ba-
by sitter pill b. there for TIE 40
men wh0 want 10 hring their chlI.
aren.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
DREAM oE GIRL

Continued from Psge Onel
collection II driving q car With
some old people. Although haven't
driven a car since I've been here.
| knoa ! can drive one.
Nan also knows IA wasn't beat.
en- ap trfore has dase on the Keys
highway. Vas nails are bitten 10 the
quick. They acre this way before
has amncsia. He smokes Camels.
They taste right - that must be
the brand he smoked before, hc
said.
n could no. have hecn a drinker.
since | have no desire for a drink
n0u Man said.
I'm nn worried or anything.
he said. I'm clad that there is M
onc ~ho u terribly worried about
me. n there Was a wIie or mother
"a bass even. they sould have secn
she piciures IN the paper and read
the story.
Official description oi Man Is shsl
he Is between = and - years of
age. he has black hair. grey
eyes with flccks ~ bruwn ile Is
five feet 7 inches and weiEias l3I
pounds.
The serial nnmbcr Man recalls IA
ilusosa9. lIis key numbers are SAB.
sis far two Vale keys. and = Mas
ter key With numbers a3Az
Ne has q one.and one.han inch
scar a the leii temple hairllne and
two hernia operation scars.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
SAILOR ACCUSED
nom PAGE Onel

N<FNIFNNE"N.t NEH''s. -" ~
ing questioning by Chici Sheriff
Deputy Tommy Dixon who CON
ouats.d the Investigation
An inquest into the dealt 70.
Hopkins - scheduled for Monday
morning before Coroner lfa Al.
hury
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

NorHG to snfnsIans
ttRii Probate sea. sees. ttn tSns
~ Tul' s0t nT oa rng s0t >rN
- net. uONn0E Mn.
FtoHItsA. ~ raontfte.
ta 80 tssfss~ &c
AftFNfE FL fNftRAN.
psceased
t. AlI Cfetitars and rerNaaN
iiavinH claims ~ Demands AEainet
said Estate
Nou and each q yuu are hereby
1nfifird and reumired q preswnt
mn4 tiaamH ana demands whlfh
ytsu. or either Of yau. nav have
aNRinsf thf estate - IoTflE v.
4ultnAN. slss eaeed. late 80 said
f'ounfs. - fhe tuuutN gudne 81
Ainnfur s'unnty. FLORIDA. AZ hiN 81.
f4ne in fbe court house ~ said
gnuntt sf key e est. Floriaa. With
IN si9 ht taianaHF nauthe krom the
fiuf - ths first pffhiisafluh - this
nntiNu fssh i rialm ~ aemand shall
- in mfit4nn Mnd shall state the
pace Nf Ftas4snrs and ruet offire
saaraaa ~ tnE claimant. and shall
af FN nFn So ~ 81 claimant. aafut.
HT aftofues. ana Aus Nueh eiain 80
atmin 80 ntst 80 tiled Fhali be vaia.
a. NttEI.EN DOLE
~ administrator ~ the rstats Of
t.nttfs q IeFsiau. dscsasea.
iaH9f fsh9 ~. 1875
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

CSkD automatic or semi automatic
washing machine. Can between
J p m. aud pm Phouc Isl
feb3 2iX
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

WAITRESS wanted Rauls Resiaa
rant Phone 1888 for Interview
feb7 n
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
35-Wanted 10 Buy

YOUR OLD battery is worth Z =
al DICKS ill.,. SERVICE. so
Truman Ave. l'h0ne 11a.
fehl n
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
N0FftE no .-uEDsrons
fiH4R Probate AFt Nfre ~. 1893
- IiEfs toan OF rmH COZ NV
- tft.fs. Mu<tttfe s0NN MN.


Ftontnt. ~ rlt0nsTE.
Ia r.i ESTATE ~
hAfA'a JORDAN. al-a kno0n
a. NALfNt II JORDAN.
Deceased
To AZ Creditors and YER
sens iaKiua claims ~ Les
mandF Against said Estate
Nnn ard each ~ YOU are hereby
notifiea and required to present any
claims and demands Whieh you. or
slfhsr 20 You. NAV have against the
estate ~ AAt.FH JORDAN. decsas.
sd Mtt ~ said guuntt. g. the
Z nuntf gHdnf ~ Mouroe counts
htmFida af his effigt Ia the cuurf
hHuHr af sald tannta a. Key West.
FiHrida. withfu ftnht calendar
menfhH from the time n the first
pWhtientlnm af thls natiss EAs
iain 0r a. naua shail hs in atig-
nr. HnA stali stats the piare af
= STD, Hce aud nnsf affirs address ~
fhH inifnaut. AMI shall ht ANpfn to
hF thf claimant, nErnf. af attorney
and ans sueh riaim ar defua M nDf
ss tiled shalt Hr void
~ stteLuY DOLE
A. administrator 90 the Estate of
Ralph 3eFiian, decreased
iAusttEi fsh7 tt. 1853
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

~ TtgE aGRCgIr s-ag mr or rug
sfNFtt NfH a BtssAG. sausG fr
ftf tHt ~fANN az NGunffak.
~ An EoR woNmoE cot nv.
~ tMANt EmA.
sa@F ~. T1-Hasa
NflfE~T1 NE fsUAtfll.
Complainant.
ys Ds,onrE
ltpgmuaanF
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

boOkkEEPER typisi Expcri
eneed. Apply 522 Souihard
feb6 gtg
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

LAUNDRY help wanted Apply
White Laundry 1900 White n.
feb5 a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
y block from ocean and Casa
Marina. zoned for apis.. motel, or
residential. Max Herman. 32Do Col
Inns Ave, Miami Beach. Fla.
ian23.ii
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

WORKABLE non automatic wash
lng masfne. ..,ak don't mat.
tea. Ptonc i602 NN fcb6 3tN
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

A total eclipse occurs when the
raeon comes between the earth and
the aun.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

SAILS GIRLS Sanioo Apply :.
u. kress. ieh4 81
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

CHOICE MaFiello Towers district
on A,lsntic ocean. facing Coun
y Beaeh Tup new Chs deluxe
homes one furnished Living room.
dining reom bedrooms : baths
steel cabsnei kischsns. large Utility
raom. carportss. sliding dor clo.
sts terra1so Users, tile b.sc and
vsndoV sllls handicapped Designed
ard hinlt hs chieago architect. 40
ply l03 LAIRD. Phone 1901.
feb Thurs. sat q
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07
lo-Mals and Female Help

EXPERIENCED STOCK MAN
AND Meat WRAPPER. AP.
PLf ih PERSON. FEusro's
FOOD PALACE. ian23 Il
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

SECRETARY Experienced Short
hand. iypinR. Accept part time
OF permanent position. Mrs. &. W.
Canon. SIS william. lebT 3ix
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

APT size iccbox. IN eood C0ndl
tlon Myrtle Gihsoa Big Pine
key. feb1 3lx
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted.
Luigi's Restaurant. Pc Duval 81.
ian2s-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

~ rnE CIRCUIT sotar oF ruE
sGNTtF>Tn % DsstsI ssnst 90
of fftG ~fAft oF fsosttUa.
~ AND rou aosnoE cot wv.
~ tuA<ttsmt.
sn~~ 10. E3-ttt1
aANtf ktfFEL Mr> AMAftA,
Complainant.
"a nft0asE
rusEpn n MeNAMARA.
soFssE ns % nassAfso>
IT,, Iss%fru v NJ = AMAnA,
ehe p kehn Ntrsets
~aFflhtoe q. ftrFarn3 ltAnias
Ntaf AffF ftkNEttA afttehhtso
AID HEQtlnEn b serve = copy
~ suur knan - - fhs fsaup > ~
80 f,ispfst ~ tiles s.fNsf ass 4
- btss tlsi ,ttlss 80 s4F{k 81 s<NIM
n ~ ~ tAs sMhfasf lhk ! 1f tM ~
the ttFtuts t'ourf ~ ~ Isefuft 10
18th aas af FrtruafF a. ~ 1855. 10
tHa atats aniftted eAuee ofhefN iec
ths aiifaatlaes therein contained
asll ~ fAhsr a. confessed
tHlNN asa sttfNEttFr a key
NnFf ~ mFnf GnnnfA. Ftuftda, ft.4s
fsfh ass 80 4anuaFY. a q iat-
scala Earl 81 ApAMF.
Ffffh ~ the ttrfnt f'onFf.
Muurus tsssmNfN. Florida
a. hnfNtHru ~uftaNN
fifuntf f'frfh
Il s punTEn ~
si.filfffsF fnF ffHHaa natift
#f# FismfHn tt
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The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

WILL care for child in my home
Phone 20Ss n. feb5 al
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

WILL CARE FOR C.III.DREN in
my home while mother work
Phone l5AM fcbG a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

a. CaRNSIEa. New Yerkcr CON
vertable. neadiiiul Catalina tan
Black top. fluid drive. white walls
aud Al extras. Excellent cundi.
tion. 81 s00 Phone lao u.
febi q
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

CHEW truck. ia4s. IA ten nsulai.
cd body. Perfect celldiiina. Cnel.
Us Restaurant. 920 Truman Ave.
lcb5A
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

BABY sitting IA my home. Hourly
rates only. al7lz Duval or phone
soe-xN. ieb2 s0t
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

MOTHERS helper. Christian Char
acier, infant care wishes en-
ploymeui during the day Please
apply AZ liW Angela 81. febs OK
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

a. NASH. Deirosier and heater.
Sacrifice. S40o. Need lhe m0aey
lS5-n Puiasiana. icb6 sfN
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-07

PLYMOUTH 80. dolr sedan.
radio. heater. black Molor CON
pleiely oyerhaulci. STA Wesl
fogaelana. fchs 6lx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
84M Birthday
Party In Aduance
For Mrs. Sawyer

A gala "preview" birthday party
was held this week for Mrs. Susan
Sawyer who will be 81 years old
on Thursday. August 81. The event
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Aritas on Eaton street.
The celebration was held in ad-
vance so that relatives visiting
here from Wyoming could be pres.
ent to enjoy the reunion before
their return to Cheyenne.
Present at the affair were Mrs.
Sawyer's great grandson Sgt.
Frank Sawyer and his recent
bride; Mr. and Mrs. LATE Harris,
the brides parents and her sister
Marian, Of Torrington, Wyoming.
Sgt. Sawyer is stationed at Chey-
enne.
Also on hand TO greet the hon.
Gree were many friends and
neighbors and other family mem.
bers including Mrs. Verna Lowe,
Irma Brsxton. MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Stoker and family. Mrs. Felicia
Aritas. Mrs. Dallas Koen and her
son, Mrs. Hilton Curry and Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Ulcher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Political
Notes
BY ROWLAND EVANS JR.

WASHINGTON R-The CIO high
command opened a three-day po-
litical session here today with all
signs pointing to endorsement of
Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic
candidate for President.
Headed by Philip Murray. pres
ident of the Congress of Industrial
Organizations (CIOO and Jack
Knoll, director of the organizations
Political Action Committee (PAC),
some 500 CLIO leaders streamed in
to town to talk candidates, money
and strategy.
The National CLIO has never gone
beyond an endorsement of presi-
dental and vice presidential can
didates. State and district CLIO
councils handle the big labor or
ganization's political drives on the
state and local level.
Official CLIO backing for Steven
son, now the governor of Illinois,
seems a foregone conclusion, but
the timing is still bit uncertain.
Best bet is that the executive
board, a 46-man body which in
cludeS a top official from each of
IS CLIO unions plus II national Of
ficers, will get officially behind
Stevenson at a meeting scheduled
for Wednesday.
Today's sessions - the vice pres
idents meet by themselves in the
morning and with PAC officials in
the afternoon-are likely to be dull.
Several weeks ago the CLIO news
said editorially that Dwight D. Ell
senhower's campaign for the Re-
publican presidential nomination
was "out- Tafting Taft"
The ALL, older and larger labor
federation, has not given its Off
cial blessing to a presidential can.
didate since 1924, although individ-
ual AFL unions and officers often
campaign for one candidate or an
other. This year, too, the ALL is
expected to keep national hands
off the presidential race.
If the executive board, headed
by Murray, decides to delay its
official endorsement of Stevenson
the reason might lie in Republican
campaign charges that he is a cap
tive candidate-a captive of what
Republican spokesman call the big
city machines and the labor un-
ions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
K. J. GaILOtte
Named Mgr. OF
La COncha Hotel

r. J. GaIlotie was named resi-.
dent manager Of the La cenehs
Hotel today TO succeed J. D. Mac.
Andrews who has held the post
For the past several years, &C.
eordins TO General Manager A. p.
Schumacher, Jr.
GsIIotte will take over the helm
Of the 200 room hotel after sever.
n years Of association with the
Edsewster Gulf Hotel In Missis.
sippi, which is . member Of Q
chain owned by the Dupont inse.
rests.
MaeAndrews, who engineered
many improvement for the no.
tel, which is an old Key West
landmark has no. announced his
plans for the future.