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Evening star., 1952-11-02
Homes of Distinction

Homes or DlStlnctlOn
Never before have there been such
modern homes offered at the price
in fact, as soon as this group has
been sold the prices will have to be
raised. These homes are on the bay
in new subdivision. at Deale. Md.
and hes been considered one Of the
most beautiful views Of the bay,
with creek in rear for anchorage:
Just short committing distance to
D. c., churches. schools and shop
ping: several have been sold; large
liv, rm., fireplace, bedrms.. tile
bath. finished stairway to two un-
finished bedrms.. large modern kit.
elec. stove. plenty cabinets utility
rm. oil hot-water convector heat:
terms. REST HAVEN. have sew
eral others priced from $3.50 and
up: furnished and winteriZed: terms.
RUBY DOWNS
REAL, ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BROKER
DEALE MD. WEST RIVER 67OS
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APARTMENT SITE
Nearby Md. / mile from District
line. Zoned for apartments at 28c
per foot. Utilities in. Also the ad-
joining IL acres residential at sc
per foot. Call Mr.. Lipscomb, NO.
S377 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2:345
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Lake View Florida
Home. $500.

Ideal retirement place-located in
beautiful VILLAGE. within 800 It. Of
lake, IS min. drive to. city and
amusements: plot 100xl50.. some
oranges; attractive bun allow IN gooo
nice shade lawn and cement Talk
Act fast! S. Bard. STROUT REALTY
4O3 Lemon St. Palatka. Fla. Bar.
gain lists mailed free. ----
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LONG BEACH COTTAGE
ONLY $500 FURNISHED
LARGE LOT, 75x100 FIT.
bath. Lots of attractions. Needs
little work to complete. Satisfac-
torv terms to right buyer.
LARGE HoMESITEs $500. TERMS.
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
St. Leonard, Md. E
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
Evening star., 1952-11-02
GOLDEN RULE TRUCKS
TO EARN YOU MONEY

PANELS.
40 Chew. 1-ton; attrac. green S995
AS GMC l2-ton: real clean -SS95
rs WillyS, an econ del. unit $685.
PICKUP.
81 Chev. 1a-ton; de luxe equip,
lustrcus black; like new 81, 1875
81 Chev. 13-ton; low mi, one
owner S1,195
PACKAGE DELIVERY.
AZ Chev.; Olson alum. body;
brilliant red $1.195
AT Dodge; large load space $695
DUMPS.
rugged unit 1895
ready to GO S795
CHASSIS AND CAB.
so Ford 1la-ton; l.w.b.; new
rear -. seas
GOLDEN RULE USED TRUCKS:
A TRUCK THAT CAN BE DEPENDED
FROM A DEALER YOU CAN DEPEND
UPON.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
TPTICK CENTER
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H. B. MITCHELL

HerndOn. Va. Phone 30
COLORED. 600 DOWN. $40 mo-:
buy for S1."50; 2S acres and four.
room Il ellinp 13h mi south Of
D. C. TIE. 4131. d
Evening star., 1952-11-02

WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
I WANT AN ALL-YEAR HOME, on
waterfront, within committing dis
tance of Wash; need 3 bedrms:
full particulars. Box 3O0-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
JSTINE-NICHOLSON
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TRUCK CENTER
5710 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsville. Md.
WA. 1900. WA. 1905. AP. 2002.
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 22S1. GIL 6676. day or evenings
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LIMB STONE FARM

on a beautiful river and macadam
road; l6-room residence. modern;
beautiful setting; barn and several
tenant houses; fenced and cross
fenced: fine mountain view close up.
The buy OF the year at S52 500
6S miles from WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

27OO N. Brandywine ST.. Arl., Va
QW 1234 Eyes CHI 2132
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
BIG. PINE
BIDS TO BE
CONSULTING
ENGINEER
ARRIVES FOR
TALKS SOON

City Electric Systems consult
ing engineer, A. II. Dunton, from
R. W. Beck, company will come to
Key West Monday for extensive
conferences on the Big Pine Key
transmission line, it was learned
today.
Dunton win consult with G. Al.
Van Deursen, general manager
and Utility Board members on the
contract documents and the calls
for bids on the line,
Tuesday the Utility Board voted
unanimously to call fer lids on the
Big Pine line now that priority
has been obtained for 81 900 pounds
of aluminium for the line. The mo-
ton to advertise for bids was
made by Louis M. J. Eisner. board
member and City Commissioner.
Board members hailed the grant
ing Of critical materials by the
Defense Electric Power Admin.
stration as a great victory for the
Keys. 1t will mean that by summer
light will replace darkness or home
plants in the area between Key
West and up and including Big Pine
key.
Rep. Papy was thanked for his
CONTINUED On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
Housing Hearings
AT ; PM. Today

A special Congressional commit
tee investigating housing shortages
in critical areas held hearings on
Key Vests problems at the Coun-
ty courthouse at p. m. today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
unto Inspection
ViOIntOrs Face
Stiff Penalty

City Tax Collector Archie Ro
berts said today that only 1851 Of
an expected 5000 Key West moto
rists have purchased Auto Safe
ty Inspection Stickers as Of TO
day. He added that auto resistra.
ton figures for the city indicate
that 5000 motorists will require
The tags. Six thousand were Is
sued last year.
The deadlinc for obiaining the
stickcrs is tomorrow and City
Manager Dave King has said that
there will be no extension Of the
time limit. Persons found with
operating their cars altar the
deadline will have 10 pay dou
BILE fee he said.
Roberts City Hall office will be
open tomorrow morning for fts
issuance OF The stamps, he added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
City Revenue
'Up24Pct. Over
Last Year
Building Permits
Show CSC Increase
Over Last February
According To Report

City Finance Director Charles
R. Roberts, in his monthly finan
cial statement issued yesterday,
reported a "a percent increase in
City revenue when compared with
collections during February OF last
year.
Disbursements for general mum
cipal operations fer the same per
iod showed a 24.3s percent stepup
over the corresponding period in
1854 and a 40ss percent increase
over February 1850. -.
The tremendous pace OF Key
West building activity is reflected
in a striking s5.8 percent increase
in building plumbing and electrical
permit fees collected by the City
Continued On -age Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
u Always Enjoy Ny Stay In Key West-Truman
III. S. Customs
Man Speaks To
Exchange Club

Roy Alderman, Deputy L. s.
Customs Collector, spoke yester,
day at the regular luncheon meet.
ing of the Key West Exchange
Club at Colette's Restaurant.
Alderman outlined to the Ex.
change members the duties and
responsibilities of the Customs
laws, the collection of customs, the
prevention of smuggling and the
administration and enforcement Of
export requirements and restric-
tons. All customs laws are made
by the Congress, he said.
Key West is in the 18th district
which comprises the state of Flo,
rida and Is one Of the largest in
the nation. The Collector for The
18th District is B. A. Williams with
Continued on Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
Testers Will
Return Today

- DR.. and Mrs. J. Lancelot Lester,
Avenue E, were due to arrive to.
day by plane from Havana where
they attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Testers father, DR.. Alberto Bart
lett.
DR.. Bartlett, one-time Cuban
Senator, died Wednesday night in
Havana. His daughter was at the
bedside since Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
Neil Knowles
Head
OF Rotary
Ernest Ramsey Was
Named Vice-President;
Ralph Rogers, Secretar.

Neil Knowles was elected preSl-
dent of the Rotary Club for the
coming year with no opposition.
Ernest Ramsey was named vice
president. The Rev. Ralph Rogers
was elected secretary out of field
of five nominees. New treasurer,
unanimously chosen is Charles
Smith.
The two new board directors for
Rotary are Paul Sber and Mer.
vile RoSam
The election took place al the re-
gular luncheon meeting Of the Ro-
tary Club yesterday at ST. Paul's
Parish Hall.
Announcement was made OF a
postpClement of the regular meet
ing for next week which was Sche
duled on Thursday, in lieu Of La
dies Night for the Rotarians, which
will take place Tuesday, March IS.
7:45 pm. at the Casa Marina no
tel.
Dinner, dancing and entertain
ment will be enjoyed by the Ro-
tarians, their wives and guests. AT
least 80 persons are expected to at
tend.
Over 20 visiting Rotarians were
present at yesterdays luncheon. A
can of turtle soup was given Maui
rice Wilson ca Sioux Falls, South
Dakota for Icing the member who
travelled the greatest number OF
a clashing Of personality which
miles to attend the meeting,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
President
Seemed
UNNECESSARILY
Healthier
BY SUSAN McAvoY

Looking inn,easurabl,
healthier than when he ar.
rived al Boca Clica just
one week ago today, Presi'
dent Harry Truman took
off at ll:58 i'm the Presi'
Dental plane ON a 81 hour
trip TO Washington and
New York City.
The President told
this reporter:
aiiUays enjoy my
stay in Key Fest ioI,en
| asked him.
ssMr. President are
yOH enjoying yourself
here?"
Smiling and tanned Inc
made a brisk exii from his
car at Boca Clica, walkee
toward the waiting blue
and silver Independence
and paused while tn
Il
photographers took pic
lures and the correspond
enis tried 10 gel in a qncs
ton.
The President when asked
the condition of Mrs. David w.
Wallace. 80 year old mother of
Mrs. Truman. said:
She is better. She spent her
best day Yesterday"
He looked around and smiled
and then said:
Il guess I'll get aboard"
The President said that he was
glad to see the reorganization OF
the Bureau of Internal Revenue
passed. He alsossid fe was happy
about the appointment Of Earl
Beck, celored. as Recorder OF
Deeds in the atoms capital.
Wearing a navy blue suit, light
blue tie and light beige felt
hat, the President seemed to have
gained a pound or two in the
seven days that he has been al
tcontinned On Page Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
DR.. Lester Buys
81 Lots Here

Or. }. lsnceloi Lester, -. has
bought for $4,000 n lots bound.
ed by United, Leon, Duncan and
Thompson streets according 10 a
deed filed in the office Of County
Clerk Earl Adams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-14
Navy Rescues
Dowlled Pilot
In AZ Minutes
Salvage Operations To
Recover Plane. From
Ocean Depths
Began Today

&Lieutenant Commander Harry
=. Haskins, USNR, made a sue
Ecessful water landing at 2:27,
Thursday afternoon, when his
single-engined Grammar He'll
cat developed engine trouble %
sss1iles northeast Of Boea Chica
fkfefd.
Commander Haskins was the
sole occupant of the plane when
he ditched his aircraft four miles
from Sawyers Key. The pilot
maintained radio contact with
the Ground Control Intercept
unit at the Naval Air Station un-
Continued On Page Eight
Evening star., 1952-01-24
by He Associated Prsss /.

BoGoTA, Columbia. Jan. n.
tSix Wild and bearded convicts who
escaped q tropical jungle prison
camp said today they killed
Ibroiled and ate . seventh COM
Ipanion the fattest one and were
planning to eat another when
they stumbled into q settlement
and surrendered.
Their confession was reported by
|Horacio Rosero Caicedo. director
Iof the national territories depart
Ement Of the interior ministry.
The men wandered SO days
through treacherous swamps and
jungle inhabited almost solely by
snakes, beasts and wild natives.
They covered q crow-fiight dis
tance of about $50 miles before
they reached Puerto Umbria, a
river village in an Andean valley,
and gave themselves up.
Some were i'll with malaria. All
were clothed in rotted tatters.
Eating their plnmpest COM
|panion, they said. was the only
Evening star., 1952-01-24
|Annorr LOT Sale Opposed
IBy Eyanswood Citizens

The Eyanswood Citizens Asso.
Iciation Of Silver Spring has gone
on record opposing the proposed
sale Of the Silver Spring arrnory
lot. which is being contested IL
court.
The Montgomery County Coun-
ell has fled suit to block sale o1
the 41a-acre site behind the Ma
ltional Guard Armory. The Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. which wal
decided the land in 1914 by The
Council, has been offered $500 ,00l
for the property by the Hecht Co
1T is bad enough that q tract
OF land originally reserved as q
playground and recreation area
should have been delivered to pub
lie parking, said Donald B. Ibach
chairman of the associations zoll-
ing committee. after using tax
funds to purchase the property for
Ia stated purpose. it is bad public
policy to resell it to a private
owner under present conditions in
the area"
The association said it intended
to oppose the sale Of the armory
lot or any other public playground,
park or area, for commercial use.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
U. 5. Education Chief.
Backs teacher Critic
Of British Socialism
By4hs Asserieied prs,,

Earl J. McGrath, United States
commissioner Of education, said
yesterday he disagrees with the
the scolding one Of his assistants
gave to an Indianapolis school
teacher for "crusading" against
British socialism.
J. Harold Goldthorpe, teachers
exchange specialist In Mr.. Nc
Grath's Office. had written a sharp
letter to the Indianapolis teacher.
Frank w. Hamilton, telling him
his activities would hurt the ex-
change program between Ameri-
can and British schools. The pro-
gram is carried out with the aid
Of Federal funds.
Letter Made Public.
Mr.. Hamilton, who spent q year
m England as an exchange teach
or. made public MIR. Goldthorpe's
letter Tuesday. In it the Federal
official suggested to Mr.. Hamilton
that "a more responsible and ma
ture effort on your part should be
devoted toward building better In
ternational relations.
In q statement, Mr.. McGrath
said MIR. Goldthrope had acted on
his own initiative in writing the
letter, and without Mr.. McGrath's
knowledge.
"I do not share the views ex-
pressed In DIR. Goldthorpe's let
ter" the commissioner said.
"As an American citizen, Mr..
Hamilton has, Of course. the in
alienable right to express his
opinion on any subject that inter-
ests him, including the British
government and the teacher ex-
change programme express his
opinion whether right or wrong"
Declines to Comment.
Mr.. Goldthorpe, formerly a pro-
fesSor at Buffalo (N. " and
Northwestern Universities. de-
clined comment to a reporter. Ex-
cept to say that Mr.. Hamilton had
seen fit to make public a personal
letter and 1t seemed to him the
matter was rather a tempest in
q teapot"
Mr.. Goldthorpe's letter referred
TO q story in the Indianapolis
Star December 16. 1851. concern
ing talks by Mr.. Hamilton and
an exhibit by him of rationed
British foodstuffs in a comparison
Of British and American ways OF
life.
The letter questioned Mr.. Ham
flton's ''tact and Judgment in the
public use of an exhibit of ra-
toned British foodstuffs" and his
efforts as crusader"
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Is Conyicts Eat Fot Companion
In Escape From Jungle. Prison

way they could ret strength x
escape the jungie.
The Araracuara prison colon,
they ned Is on The Caaueta River
Ian Amazon tributary which risel
lin the Andes, not far from Puerto
Umbria, and flows eastward intt
THE wilds OF Brazil.
AT Araracuara, there are M
walls or fences. Authorities rely
on the immensity Of its almost
|impenetrable surroundings, 1t,
long distance from all civilization
and the prospect of torturouI
Ihardships to prevent escapes.
But the hopeless existence in tht
jungle prison leads many to try It
Authorities said is had fied II
small groups the last two months
TO prepare for 1t, inmates hoarc
their rations for q meager food
supply In the jungle. They almosi
always are totally unarned ant
have little chance to succeed.
Some are never seen again after
they slip into the jungle.
Those who are recaptured face
longer sentences under closer con.
|flnement-in the same jungle
camp.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
British Town Votes 6lR
IEor Washington Colonel
~ - Asaoeiafed Pyasn

WALsALI. England, Jan: a4.
The town fathers decided last
might to give . retired United
States Army colonel the silver
EpunchboWl he was supposed to get
seven years ago before he was
cosIrt-martialed.
Col. James A. Kilian was invited
TO come from Washington for the
bowl, engraved In his honor for
his work In promoting Anglo
American relations here during
the war years.
Col. Kilian, who commanded an
Army detention camp In nearby
|Litchdeld during the war. was
tried by court-lnartial and flned
$500 for permitting cruel treat
|uaent to soldier prisoners.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Is2-3 Billion Budget Cut Predicted by Humphrey

Ito three billion dollars, possibly
more" by Congress.
He said he believed such items
las Federal aid to education. ex-
lpanded public works projects and
foreign aid would be reduced. He
addressed q forum here.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
By HE A..osiassdPrsss

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Jan.
|aA. Senator Humphrey, Demo-
lcfat. Of Minnesota, predicted last
might that President Truman's
proposed budget would be cut '.two
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Hospital Bequn in 1755

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hospital in this city. established
In 1852, was one Of the first hos
pitals in the United States. The
cornerstone was laid by Benjamin
Franklin in 1755.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Manufacturers Are Small

TOKYO.-Although they have
about 10 per cent Of the worlds
population, China and India COM
bined have only about 2 per cent o1
the worlds manufacturing.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Freight Capacity Added

CHICAGO. Average capacity Of
an American freight car now Is
52.0 tons compared with q Alton
limit 20 YEARS ago.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Run Jop ~

i A projected chain Of television
stations in Japan will be private
lily operated, unlike radio stations,
which until recently were a gov
ernment monopoly.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
Forests in Florida

TALAHASSEE.-Of Florida 8
total area Of IS million acres ap-
|proximately AZ million acres OF
|6S per cent are forest land.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
fExhibit Ship to Suil

The Norwegian liner Thalatta
will sail for America shortly as
Ia floating exhibition of Norwe-
lgian products, including gold and
Isilverware and furS.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
HiqhIiqhts
Radio Today

$500, WTOP-Mr. Keen: Mr.. Keen
tries to solve THE Case Of the
Howling Dog Murder"
500, WRC-Life in Your Hands:
Carlton Kadell stars in a mystery
Evening star., 1952-07-10
3 District Veterans Back
For Rotation Leaves

Eight men from the District ar,
among the veterans from the Fa,
East Command who have arrived
at Fort Meade, Md, from CamI
Stoneman, Calf, and started 80.
day rotation leaves.
They will report back to thu
2053d Reception Center at For
Meade at the completion OF theil
leaves and receive new assign.
mentS.
They are: Corpl. Daniel F. Ross
ST.. 1925 Franklin street NE.
Corpl. Spencer c. Roane, 226 F
street NE, Pfc. Charlie Williams
II. ll09 Abbey place NE, Pvt
William H. Robinson, 1912 Fifth
street NE. Sergt. Gene M. Swell
CART. 9l8 18th street NV, Corpl
Wanie w. Caldwell, SAT- Dix
street NE. Sergt. Paul Koehn
1922 M street Sc, and Pfc. Wes-
ley Griffin, jr., los H street NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
Walter Reed Soldier Seeks
$24O,O 900 for Injuries
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 1O.-A Plum
vile tPa3 soldier at. the Army's
Walter Reed Hospital in Wash
ington yesterday started Federal
Court suits here asking $24O ,OOo
for injuries in a traffic accident
He is Corpl. Eugene B. Gandolfi
One Of his $120. 900 suits is against
the Government and John T. Will
lians. driver of a Government
ambulance. The other is against
the General Baking Co., and one
OF its drivers. Samuel ]. Berman.
Corpl. Gondolh said in October,
1850. he was taken to Johns Hop
klns Hospital here with injuries
after an automobile accident.
Walter Reed sent an ambulance
over to get him. On the way back,
the ambulance collided with q
bakery truck at a. busy downtown
intersection.
The corporal has been in the
hospital ever since.
Evening star., 1952-07-10
TeIevision Tomorrow

CTCVISIVTT IVIUOTIVW Fndoy July IT, TSoZ.
s,
Ruth Convention 49, Said That
n j.
Evening star., 1952-07-10

the observation. she represent!
quite a change. however. Tht
bishop taught us love Of man
kind. Miss Kellems' message i!
down with mankind, this is WON.
ankind's world.
The Stonington, Conn, execu.
tive is something of q deplorer
She deplores occasionally in 9
novel direction, too. She does
not. for instance, think we are
going to perdition in a Commu-
mist handbasket. She thinks II
we're going there it will be the
way Germany went.
Miss Kellems is a staunch de-
fender of what she sees as her
constitutional rights. This is safe
ground, to be sure. but it led her
this week into a sort of extracur-
ricular Republican keynote ad-
dress, which brought the total to
three when Herbert Hoover was
through.
The Constitution, Miss Kellems
asserted. does not give us any
right to build shower baths for
the Egyptians. The Egyptians,
she went on, do not have much
use for them anyhow. Neither
does the Constitution give an en-
ployer the right to reach into an
employees pay envelope, she main
tanned. This. you will recall. is
the thesis which first brought
her national prominence, when
she refused to have anything to
do with the Federal Withholding
tax at her cable grip factory.
y. \ 4 \
Miss Kellems has her own
theory as to why the Constitution
is such a sound document, she
indicated Tuesday night. It's be-
cause Abigail Adams exerted such
Evening star., 1952-07-10
On the Air
On the Air
If Talk Is What You Want
Get a Woman Every Time
By Harry Macarthur

Having discovered that. a hui
man being talking to television
camera can attract and hold an
audience, DuMont has turned
now to natural-born expert in
the talk trade-a woman. 1t has
installed Miss Vivian Kellems as
a sort Of summer replacement for
Bishop Fulton j: Sheen on Tues
days at 8 pm. (WTTG). AS did
the bishop before her. Miss Kel-
lens devotes the half hour to
speaking her mind. occasionally
reading from a book to summon
another mind in support.
If the handsome and distin-
guished Miss Kellems will pardon