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Evening star., 1952-05-11
7 rail Will Test
Botanical Hikers

CASHIERS, N. C.-Visitors to
Whiteside Mountain. highest cliff
i'm Eastern America, will find a
new feature-educational trails
this season.
One trail will have shrubs and
trees tagged and numbered for
Identification. Another. to be
called the quiz TRAIL" will have
the flora numbered only. Visitors
who want to test their botanical
knowledge will carry a score pad
with numbered blanks on which
they can write the Identification
A mineral trail for amateur
geologists also is planned. White
side, on U. S. 64, between Cashiers
and Highlands, is reached by a
private toll road, which goes to
the crest.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Mountain Climb Set

MISUNDERSTANDING enthusiasts
will have a chance to pursue their
favorite sport in Canada's Rocky
Mountains when the 47th annual
camp of the Alpine Club of Can
ada is held at the Assiniboine Pro-
|vincial Park, British Columbia
from July 81 to August 3 this
year.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Here is a tourist-class state
room. Except for location. the
only major difference between this
and the first-class and cabin-class
rooms is that this room has a
rubber composition floor instead
of carpet.
All interior paint on the ship is
fire-retarding. Mattresses anC
curtains are treated with a flame
proof substance. Chair stufhng is
made of tiberglass. The only
wood aboard are the pianos ano
butcher blocks.
This is the operating room
where the ships surgeon will re.
move your appendix if it CAM
wait. Here's the theater for frs
and cabin class. 1t is two decks ir
height. Tourist class has its owr
theater, a little smaller.
Barber and Beauty Shops.
Each of the three classes has it.
own barber shop. beauty parlor
smoking room, lounge and chill
dren's playroom.
These vast refrigeration space!
are where we'll keep meat, fish
butter and other perishables. Owe
there is the liquor locker, com.
plete with a chill room for cham
payne.
Now you're way down in tn
bottom of the ship. This high
pressure steam power plant will
turn up more than 165, 900 horse
power. The power output of thes'
boilers is more than double tina
of the next most powerful Ameri
can passenger ship. The powe
plant will get a workout when tn
United States takes her builders
sea trials off Cape Henry OF
May 14-15.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
TO CANADIAN
ROCKIES, PACIFIC
NORTHWEST AND
TO CALIFORNIA
CANADRS 10 TOP
MAPLE LEAF VACATIONS

! 1. Across Canada Seleeta-tour Westl
Scenic Route to Pacific Northwest and CAL
"'''-' ~ Approx. ss24.oo'
z. Alaska Cruise - 10 days including
Across Canada Rail Tour.
Approx. $4,000
2. British coIumbIa ''Trsangis Tour
Including Jasper National Park stopover,
SO0-mile cruise. IS days. Approx. $313.00S
4. Canadian cities Montreal.
Quebec. Ottawa, Toronto. Niagara Falls:
6 days. .......... Approx. $10S.Oo'
8. Sub Arctic Hudson Bay Tour-l2
days including alhexp. rail tour Winnipeg:
Churchill. .......... Approx. S26e.00s
8. Jasper On the Canadian Rockies =.
2-week tour including Banff, Lake Louise:
Approx. $3Ss.oos
7. Highlands Of Ontario - 8 days, in
'' ''' APPROX. $1ls.oo'
Q. SaRuenay River Cruise Teur-7 days.
Montreal, Quebec, Ste. Anne de Beaupre.
Approx. $l7s.oo'
Q. Provinces By Tho. Sea - New Bruins.
wick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island:
. days ys..............A Approx. $1S6.O0"
10. oaspS Peninsula Tour s-day rail
-''' '' Apron. s1sl.oo'
EXTRAl Ask about Atiantic-St. Lawrence
rail-water tour via Boston Halifax Mont.
real, days Approx. 5 $1%7.O0~
sCea tncludes yound-srsp Is class nsportdsos
from Wcshtnotos lU s. tar eztra). selested ,tgh,.
seeing, lodging, 1seoJs AZ AsseTtca1-pjdn hote1s
and on steamers.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
BRITISH WEST INDIES

Do you want cool mountains, or
breeze-swept beaches? Jamaica
gives you both, in a paradise of un.
spoiled tropical beauty. Jamaica's
summer climate is free from exces.
sive heat and rain. Our 50 hotels and
guest houses provide all sports at
their best. Full American plan rates
q meals daily are greatly reduced,
until November. Seven airlines bring
Jamaica within only hours from
your home! Low-eost package"
tours are available. No passports.
SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT for
free color folder, or use coupon:
Evening star., 1952-02-21
SINKS, DistlWAsHERs,
CABINETS, RANGES

Or9 NOW
high, no top -, --- ALPS 1925
! Youngstown Kitchen Cobnet Sink, 48" wide
double bowls, floor sompIe 1895 1895
] Youngstown Jet Tower Automatic Electric Dish
washer Sink Corbinotion floor sonpIe, demon
model B49D- 38e o5 1895
! Youngstown Jet Tower Automatic Electric Dish
wosher II" wide, model B27D floor sompe- e.e5 1925
l-lo51 Kevnotor Electric Ronoe three burners
and deepwe COOKER floor sompe, model ER7 3O2 so 9995
l-le51 Mooc Chef Cos Ronge center burners
floor sample model IA ---~-~---------- 1880 1880
! Universal Electric "SeIector Ronoe" complete
with 4-burner surfoce unit oven,
STANDARD Storage drawers; floor somple, model
RAe4o7 ------------------------- 2eo IS 1885
I Exro Oven for Universal Seector Range, con-
verts above ronee into double 1895 6995
Westinghouse "Roncho" Electric Range, ideal
for apartment, cotooe, snoI home;
floor sompIe, model GB64l----- 1895 1895
! Moec Chef Cos Range full size, 3e" divided
burners, top light, timer, high broiler; floor
sompe model 1eL ------,----- $3.50 1925
] Moec Chef Gas Ronge full size 3e", divided
burners, top light and timer floor sample model
4s 1880 1880
sompe, model 5o52 - ------4- 50 1905 l7sss
] Sunroy Cos Rcnee So" vide top light, timer,
fullsize and drop door broiler, big storage
compartment; floor sompe model 5l8----- 7o95 1895
! Universal 4 burner Electric Surfoce Unit; 22o-
volt electric range unit, con be used built-n
unit ----------------------- 1926 1925
Evening star., 1952-02-21
REFRIGERATOR VALUES

1851 Fomous-Moke l5-cu.-ft. De Luxe Re- y
across top, new, model -4se.e5 80:
1851 serve Cos Refrigerator; Gu: IT,, oeross-
the-top frozen food compartment floor sample,
| 1851 Westinghouse lo-eu.-ft Frost-Free Re-
frioerotor; across -the-top frozen food COM
% floor sompe, model DFcio .~'.., 1895 "a.
| 1851 Westinghouse s-cu-ft be Luxe Refrioer-
otor; ocross- -the-top freezer, covered vegetable
crisper, shelves on door, floor sample. model
1851 Deepfreeze Home Freezer l7-cu.-ft. @''. 81
capacity; Storage baskets. light in lid. floor
sornpIe model cl2 ----- 45e.e5 3ss
el5, floor sompe ,--..------- 1895 "a.
across top frozen food compartment, odiust-
able shelves, model HIS. floor sompIe. Demon
strotor .--..- 32e.e5 22s
frieerotors ocross-t -the-top frozen food COM
IFS 55ee5 zss
model 1918 ------- - -- [.- 47ee5 sss
oeross-the-top freezer, floor sompe. model
!5l2 ---.--5--,----~--.- 5ee.e5 zss
freezer, twin erispers. new, model sR - 1895 zss
zontol frozen ~ food compartment twin erispers,
75 - 1885 ss
sompIe, model 75c - -. 1905 los
] 1851 Fomous-Moke 74-cu.-ft Refrigerator;
ocross- the top frozen food compartment, floor
sompIe- model 7o4 -.-------------z---- z-----25e.e5 Iss
/ le5l-Fomous- Moke 2-Door Refrigerator; sep
orote freezer, self defrostine, 8 Gu it.. model
8ls. ---------.------------- s7995 7ss
! 1881 Fomous- Make ! #. Refrigerator With
ocross-he- top freezer. vegetable crisper, shelves
on door Floor sample. model llel ee5 z4s
4 1851 KeIvnotor 7.l-cu.-ft. Refrioerotors;
across -the-top freezer, fuII-width crisper new,
model Al --..---------------25o.e o.e5 7zs
z 1851 KeIvinotor 7.6-eu-ft. Refdeerotors; IS
ID freezer, full width esper new, model AS 2s4e5 zos
| 1851 Kelvinotor l0.o-cu-ft De Luxe Refroer-
otor horizontal freezer, full length cold Floor
sompIe, model HIM ----------------------5 56ee5 zss
ID. freezer Jorge ersper, new model sMs7se5 7ss
Evening star., 1952-02-21
TELEVISION VALUES

Fed Excise tar and 1varyanty extra ,Ohere abbcable
Orig. NOW
picture tube, fuItwsod cabinet with DOORS
1851 Emerson Console Tv with le' picture y
tbs mohTo0ny xsnessd ere eobne with DOORS 5o o. 200 o..
1850 Motoroo Console Tv with 20" reetone-
uIor picture tube. lined oqk sob eobinet floor
1851 PhIeo Console TV with II" rectoneu-
or picture tube. mahogany color metol cob
1851 Ferrous Mike Console Tv with II"
rectangular picture tube, crotch mahogany
veneered cnbinet with doors. floor sompe .
1851 fomous noke console model teIevision
with 20" rectangular picture tube, mahogany
oos somp deDms5 mod T 4 ooe 1895 s
I-le5l Roytheon combination with II" recton-
euIor picture tube, 3-speed automatic record
yeneered coDioet model Rcl72o se9.95 sls.ss
2-195l Roytheon Console TV with 20" picture
tube cobnet doors model 2oo2 5000 sssS,
2-le5l Fomous-moke Console TV with II" rec
toneuor picture tube woInut mohoeony
l-le5l Fomous, make Console IV with l9" pic
ture tube mohoeony veneered cobnet, buIt-in
ontenno and phono jack floor sample Demon
picture tube, meto cabinet model 1912 225oo 1898
1851 Fomou- -noke tobe model teevison with
model -l7Tiss, aoor s9npIs @ 279e5 1888
-le51 Fomous make tobe model teIevision II"
sisa"soe os model @ 1885
-l95l Fomous- make Console Tv with II" rec
oneuIor picture tube, lined oak cabinet floor
-l951 SyIvonio toble model teevison with 20"
rectangular picture tube mahogany veneered
eobnet model 222l ------------------- 1926 1888
1851 Syivonio toble model teevison with Is"
picture tube, mahogany finished cobnet, DEM
onstroor model lllox 1895 1898
1881 Syvonio tobie model TV with II" rec
tongu|or picture tube mahogany veneeed cobi-
net denonsfroot model 712oM 995 1855
-l95l SyIvono Console TV with 7" rectangular
picture tube, mahogany veneered cobinet new.
Model Mode : y BON 9s5 z6sss
ture tube, mahogany veneered cobnet with
doors new ~ Model 714oM M -----------so so9e5 zssss
swivel top TV tobles, Il 1"x2l" top. nohooonv
finished hnrdwood, No 2l21R Ills s.s5
Evening star., 1952-02-21

Make your tobIe TV look like q console. Mo-
hooony finished hardwood with cloth grill
'front.'
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Jsst 3 Orig. 1926
RAYTHEON 20" T
2Qoss

Plus tar and warranty
1851 Rorheon 20" rectangular tube teIevi-
sion, mahogany veneered console cobinet,
model zoos Save Sl7O.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Plane Down in Lake
After Crew Of CAS-
Balls Out Near Utica
BY the Assoeicted Press

UTICA. N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE
crew Of an Air Force Gas with
one engine limping bailed out Of
the plane north of Utica last night,
and just over an hour later an
unidentified craft splashed into
Lake Ontario near Oswego.
1t. Col. Charles A. Callahan, the
pilot. was quoted as saying that
when he and his four passengers
parachuted to safety about $50
pm. (EST). the twin-engine plane
was headed northwest. under au-
tomato controls. None of the i've
was injured.
First Reports Of Crash.
Police at Oswego. IS miles
northwest Of here, said they re-
ceived at 1902 pm. (EST) first
reports that a plane had crashed
into the lake. about a mile of
shore and 3 miles west of the city.
An investigator for the Civil
Aeronautics Authority said he be-
lieved the Lake Ontario plane was
the Cas-. State police said they
had been Informed the Cas- had
enough fuel to reach the lake.
Grifflss Air Force Base, near
Rome said the seven-passenger
craft was returning to that base
from Bedford, Mass. near Boston.
on routine flight. They said all
those aboard were attached to the
Air Development Center at Grit
fiSS.
Trouble I'm One Engine.
Maj. Wilton Hodges, air adju-
tant general at Griff1ss, said the
plane had apparently developed
trouble in one engine. and could
not maintain its altitude. The
airmen bailed out near Stittville,
due east Of Rome.
The base identified the passen-
gers as 1st 1t. Sam Sharff, 81, Of
New York City; 1t. Col. G. s.
Lambert Of Newport News Va;
William p. Bethke, a civilian tech
nician who lives near Rome, and
Joseph M. Eannario. a civilian OBJ
server from Rome. 1t. Col. Cal.
lahan. 80, is from Monticello,
Miss.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Five Assistants Named
By New RevenueH Head
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Mary-
lands new director Of internal
revenue has named five division
heads to help him carry out the
job. two Of them on an acting
basis.
L. Alfred Chamberlain, the new
director, also has Jurisdiction over
Federal tax collections in WASH
ngton under the new internal
revenue setup.
He named Robert w. Lewis, a
native Of Anne Arundel County
and an assistant collector in Bal
timore. to be head Of his admin
iStrative division.
/ r. Julian Daugherty, q native
;Iof Crisf1eld and a member of
the Baltimore collectors star
|lsince 1917. was named head Of
the Collections Division.
/ Thomas B. Carney of Baltimore,
who has been q deputy collector
and inspector. was named acting
head Of the intelligence division.
William T. Benson Of Baltimore,
who started his Government serv-
ice as Department of Justice en-
forcement officer in 1881, has been
named head Of the alcohol and to-
bacco tax division. He has been
investigator in charge Of the Al
cohol Tax Unit of Maryland and
the District of Columbia since
1914.
E. Earl Hearn Of Baltimore was
named acting head Of the audit
division. In his absence. his du-
ties are assigned to the assistant
head Of the audit division, Eugene
Travers of Laurel, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Vietnomese Soldier
Is Hailed for Bravery
By the Assoeiaied Pres,

HANOI. Indo- -China.-A young
Vietnamese soldier gave his life to
write what newspapers here hailed
as a magnificent page Of glory
for the Vietnamese army.
Sergt. lie Sung of the Vo Thanh
regiment commanded a small post
in Central Vietnam at the time 1t
was attacked by an important
Communicated Vietminh forma-
ton" on July %.
Heavily outnumbered, the SER
geant and his men fought val
iantly far into the night until they
ran out Of ammunition. He then
ordered his men to abandon the
post to prevent their certain death.
He alone covered their retreat.
The Vietminh killed him as they
pushed into the post.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
First japanese War Bride Welcomed 10 Canada

this area Saluted and shook hand:
with the private.
On a 60-day furlough. the cou-
pie will decide what to do next
Pvt. Macmillan thinks they may
return to Japan to make a career
amid what he called unlimited op-
'portunities.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


MEDICINE HAT, Alberta, Sept
11.-Pvt. e. r. Macmillan brought
home his Japanese bride yester-
day and got a rousing welcome.
Nicknamed Ekubo. meaning
dimples. the 23-year-old Japanese
girl is the first to be married to
a Canadian serviceman.
She fell into the arms Of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Leo Venne of
Medicine Hat. and sobbed,
Mama. mama, mama"
Commenting on their train trip
from Vancouver. she said: $50
much land. so mucn. and so few
people. :"
Three hundred people were out
to cheer their arrival. The Mayor
Of Calgary gave the 22-year-old
bridegroom q white cowboy hat
and the colonel commanding in
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Church Low Study PIonned

TOKYO R-A japanese au-
thority on the history of Western
law left for Rome recently to make
a two-year study Of ecclesiastical
law at the invitation of the Italian
government and the Vatica
Masahata Kube. a professor at
Tokyo University and an Imperial
Award winner In 1850, will study
at st. Gregorian University in
Vatican City.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Ships Won't Visit Sweden;
|Snub 10 Russia Feared
BY the Assoeiosed Press

The United States has shelved
plans to send American warships
on a courtesy visit to Sweden. be-
cause the Swedes fear Moscow
would take offense.
The visit would have followed
the Operation Mainbrace" North
Sea maneuvers by ships of the
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance.
The NATO warships taking part
in this exercise are being kept out
OF the Baltic to avoid the risk
OF provoking the Soviet with a
show Of force in the seaway
shared by Russia and the Scan
dinavian nations.
American warships have made
other recent visits to Sweden.
Two destroyers were there in
June and others last year.
Evening star., 1952-09-11
Ban on Overtime Work
Proposed by Leaders
I0f 7 British Trades
By the Associated Press

LONDON. Sept. 11.-Leaders OF
Britain's 3 million shipbuilding
and engineering workers voted
last night to call for a ban on
all overtime and piece work in
the two vital industries in protest
against employers refusals to
consider wage demands.
If actually put into effect, the
ban could cripple the Nations
vital rearmament and export
drives. In view of the threat to
lBritain's shaky economy, however,
the Government was expected to
intervene with arbitration pro-
|posals. The question may be dis
cussed at meeting Of the cabi-
net today.
Approved by Council.
The proposed ban was ap-
proved by the Executive Council
Of the Confederation of Ship
building and Engineering Union,
a group Of 38 unions involved in
the manufacture of ships. air
planes, automobiles, machine
tools and other engineering
products.
The council described the ban
as a protest against the fiat re-
lection by employers of union de-
mands for a general weekly wage
increase Of two pounds ($5.6O),
This would have been an increase
OF about 20 per cent for the low
est scale workers.
| To Poll Membership.
The council. however, can act
only in an advisory capacity.
Member unions now must poll
their membership on whether the
proposed ban should be put into
effect. The council meets again
today to set starting date for the
ban. II 1t is approved.
II carried out. the ban could re-
suit in a slash Of up to one-third
In the output of the nations
f1ourishing engineering and ship
building industries. The resulting
drop in exports could drive mil
lions of other Britons out Of work.
The councils vote was a slap
to British trade unionism's official
wage restraint policy. Only last
week the mammoth Trades Union
Congress. which has 8 million af-
f1liated members. voted in favor
Of holding down wage increases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Sultan Rejects
French Proposal

RABAT, Morocco R-The Sultan
of Morocco's speedy rejection of
French independence proposals in
Dictated today the ruler may hope
to see Moroccan demands for more
self-rule put before the United Ma
tons General Assembly opening in
New York next Tuesday.
The Sultan handed French col
onial authorities a note yesterday
rejecting as insufficient the pro-
posals they made last month to
meet the Moroccan demands.
The Arab-Asian bloc in the United
Nations already is pressing to get
the question of independence for
Morocco and Tunisia, another
French North African colony, be-
fore the General Assembly. France
is fighting such move, claiming
it is an internal question.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Deserving CT
is Arrested

NOME, Alaska R-An Air Force
man who is charged with deserving
his unit in Dayton, Ohio, was
picked up yesterday floating about
the Boring Sea on five-man life
raft.
1t has not been explained how
he got there.
The man, whose name has been
withheld by officials, was spotted
three miles from the mouth of
the Yukon River by O. w. Tasch,
a civilian pilot flying an amphib-
ious plane.
Tasch asked him where he was
going and he said Nome. He was
$50 miles from his target, straight
north across dangerous waters.
Tasch took him aboard his plane
and turned him over to military
authorities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
PEOPLES FORUM

their biographies in some forth
coming issue!
Mr.. Editor, I cannot agree with
you on your many recent editorials
for Stevenson and Truman tho
you of course are privileged to
believe as you viii. / can readily
understand that Truman's visits to
Key West have provided free adver.
Using and that some restaurant
owner proudly displays one Of his
dirty coffee cups, yet ! sincerely
believe that General Eisenhower
sweeping November election will
disclose even much more hidden
dirt In Truman'S administration
than the dregs in his coffee cup for
which $1,0O was allegedly paid. Key
Westers may be forced to scratch
around for a means of solving
their sewerage disposal problem :
and they well could.
President Truman's final unbend-
ing in dignity of his high office to
make his so-called "whistle-stop
speeches are his and the Demo
cratic Party's great undoing. Am
orleans rejoiced to become really
well-acquainted with our next vice.
president Nixon, who had nothing
to hide about his campaign financ-
es and declared same quite drama
tically and truthfully via radio or
television into most all the homes
Of our great nation. for, he might
in the future become our president
as did Truman by accidental
death. / doubt if Eisenhower could
be wooed into use of the little
white house" to get away from it
all, as was poor bewildered Tru-
man. Eisenhower win be much too
busy taking care of all Americas
problems at home and abroad
where especially we need capa-
bic diplomat. He will lend dignity
and prestige to our highest national
post we sorely need an abrupt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
A.U.W. School
Gets NeaU Exec,
LCDR. Stevens

Lcdr w. w. Stevens has recently
reported for duty at the Advanced
Undersea Weapons School and has
relieved Lcdr /. G. Coclroft as
Executive Officer. He comes to
Key West duty from Patrol Squa-
dron Forty-Five in Coco Solo, Canal
Zone where he was Administrative
Officer.
Lcdr Stevens has been in the
Navy for fifteen years, enlisting at
San Diego, California in August
1887. After serving one year aboard
the USS Idaho he received appoint
ment to the Naval Academy from
NAPC, Norfolk in 1899 and gradual
ed in June 1912 with the class of
1943. He served two years aboard
the USS Wichita in the Atlantic and
Pacific during World War II. He
was accepted for flight training at
0ttumwa, Iowa and Pensacola,
Florida and was designated Naval
Aviator in 1915.
Since receiving his wings he has
served in various multi-engine
patrol squadrons and had a tour
of duty as Instructor of Midship-
men at the u. S. Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md.
His wife is the former Virginia
Thompson of Oak Hill, West Vir-
ginia and they have two children,
Nora Lynn 4 years old and Scott
Hunter 2 years old. They win re-
side in Quarters Ed at IT. Taylor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

ness men who unite to make
Key West better place in
which to live and in which to
make a living" Mr.. Laubschef
pointed out.
After having covered the
county news with Susan Nc
Ayoy, we started walking back
to write Up the news we bad I'M
covered, when the Artman Press
truck came by. Hitching a ride,
we jumped in the back. Arriving
at The Citizen in first class style.
we were shown the process of
developing and printing pictures
for a newspaper. Then utterly
famished, we left for lunch.
We certainly enjoyed our day
as reporters at The Citizen and
wish to hank the staff and edi-
tor for allowing us this pleasure