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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
DORMAN ELLioTTss, sR.
GIVEN SURPR.sE PARTY

Mr. and H1rs. Dorman Elliott
Sr. were pleasantly surprised y.
Sunday afternoon when famil
gathering, in honor of their 35t
wedding anniversary, was give,
by their children. While Mr.. E.
lott took his wife for a pre-a,
ranged drive, son Dorman Ell
liott, Jr.. and wife, assisted by III
Elliott daughter, Mrs. Rupert Spun
lin and huband, prepared a su
prise party for the couple.
Upon their return to their HON
cn East Thifd Street later in th
afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Sr. found the following children
and grandchildren assembled Mr.
and Mrs. William Elliott, Oak Har
Dor; Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Elliott
Jr., Bobby and Sandra Lee; MI
and Mrs. John Cahill, Patrici,
Ann, Johnny and LeRue; and Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert Spurlin. Place.
On a beautifully appointed dining
room table was large white three
tired anniversary cake, with ret
roses and green leaves, with "Hap
py 35th Anniversary" inscription
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, Sr. wer
married on June 81, 1917 with tn.
Rev. Robertson of Trinity Method
ist Church officiating. Mrs. Elliott
Sr. was the former Ruth French
The couple was married in th
French home at 425 f. Thir(
Street. The Elliott's Sr. now liv
but few houses away at 406 F
Third Street. They have two son
and two daughters and five grand
children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
MISS LOIS BUHROW BECOMES
BRIDE OF MR.. KENT DUNMYER

st. Mark Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Fremont was the scene
OF the lovely afternoon wedding
Saturday when Miss Lois Jane
Buhrow of Graytown became the
bride of Kent William Dunmyer.
The Rev. Frederick M. Otto Off
ciated at the candlelight service,
before an altar decorated with
bouquets of white carnations and
standing vases of gladioli. The
pews we're marked with white
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
"Suffered Z years
then | found Pazo
brings amazing relief"

says Mr.. NJ. w., Los Angeles, Calf.
Speed amazing relief from miseries of
simple piles. with soothing Pazo*! Acts
to relieve pain. itching i1s!ontly-soothes
infamed tissues-lubricatcs dry, hard
ened parts-helps prevent cracking. sore
ness-reducc swelling. You get real COM
fcrting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple. piles. Get Pazo for fast, won-
derful relief. Ask your doctor about it.
Suppostory form also tubes with per.
tosated pile pipe for easy application.
SPozo Ointment and Subbositories q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
WOMEN'S DAY TO HELD
SUNDAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH

A Women's Day program, start
;ng at 3 p. M, will be given by lad
les of the First Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon. To be held in
The church, the program will have
Mrs. L. Chadwell, president of
he Women's District Association.
as guest speaker. Following her
talk, musical hour will be en-.
ioyed by visiting singers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
DENNIS RIEDMAlER
GIVEN PARTY TUES.

In celebration of his sixth birth
day, young Dennis Riedmaier
was given birthday party Tues
day afternoon at his home at
224 Short Street. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Riedma;er.
Gaily colored balloons, minia
ture hats, suckers and blowers
were used in the table decora-
tions. A large white birthday cake
with six brightly burning candles
was placed in the center.
The guests enjoyed games with
prizes being won by Bonnie Lay
and Leslie Meyer, Jr. Other
youngsters enjoying the fun were
Freddie Babes, Dennis cousin
visiting from NEW Jersey, Tom
my Cover, Gary Gleckler, Bonnie
Lay, Ellen Meyer, Diana Wesley
and Craig Wesley.
Unable to attend were Larry
Riedmaier and Vivian Stone Of
Lorain.
Young Dennis received many
lovely gifts in honor Of the birth
day celebration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-17
Winchell Til

NEW YORK lR-Walter winchell
became i'll just before air time
Sunday night and did not make
has usual weekly broadcast over
the American Broadcasting Com
pany network.
Winchell'S remarks, as he had
prepared them, were read by Rich
ard Stark, who usually announces
the program.
The 54-year-old coiumnists of.
flee said later that Winchen
against the advice of his doctors
and the protest of Mrs. Winehell
prematurely returned TO his work
following serious attack of virus
infection.
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Ireland HonOrs
ST. Patrick
With Celebration

DUBLIN, Ireland lR--All over
ireland the celebrations honoring
ST. Patrick started early today.
Thousands of shamrock wearers
in their holiday best trooped INTO
the capital here from nearby WI
lagos and farms, seeking the best
places TO watch the two-mile pa
rate down famed 0'Connell Street.
The parade here was the island $
longest, loudest there we're nan
a dozen hands and greenest. On
a smaller scale. there we're ceie-
brations in every other town ana
village. /,
President Sean T. O'Kelly and
members Of the government leu
by Prime Minister canon de va
lera. headed Dublin's colorful pro-
cessiesa, which also featured DIS
playof Irish manufacturers
The march ended at the CITY 5
cathedral 81 ST. Mary, where Arch
bishop John McQuaid sang mass
hohoring the saint who brought
Christianity 10 Ireland almost ! 100
years ago.
Football and other sporting
events we're planned this afternoon
and scores of dinners and dances
were on the schedule for tonight
sc. Patrick's flag a red dag.
onal cross on white background
flew over the Mansion House,
official residence Of Lord Mayor
Andrew Clarkin.
In message to the Irish OF inc
United States, Ciarkin said: .
Il know the feast of st. Patrick
is celebrated wherever there are
Irish people. In nowhere else out.
side Ireland is the day honorcd
more than by the Irish people 10
the United States.
With sill my heart ! wish you
in America every tlesslne and
grace and prosperity on this feast
day Of our glorious apostle.
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FIFTH AVE, NY. firm desires
women TO sell Dresses, Suits.
Lingerie. See Vogue, "Mademoi-
selle." Good commissions. Write
Modern Manner, 260-ZQ Fifth Ave-,
New York. mar10-12tz
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FLIGHT TO
E(,ontinlIed Prom PAGE ON

Y CONTINUED From Page Onel
i wondered as we stood surTonnu-
ed by the majesty Of living trnpi
cal trees and dead souls?
Did DIR. Mudd's ghost come
back from eternity to PLACE themf
Did the wraiths of the four
Army nurses who died OF yellow
fever in the tragic epidemic OF
1867 return 10 freshen the grave
of the lighthousekeeper7 Or 90
the spirits Of the hundreds Of en-
listed men and officers garrison
cd at the Fort during the civil
War and after. perform this task
for the dead?
Doug Ford. National Park Sci
vice official who took US around
the Fort in the absence OF Jack
De weese, superintendent, ssic'
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lOMale and Female Help

ADDRESS & MAIL POSTALS at
home. Each order received you
earn So. We mail. Instructions 25c
BENNER, Trenton 3, N. j.
feb25 mara 1917 -24-5t
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II II believed that no part oil
the ocean Is lifelcss.
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Coming EUenfs

MONDA4, MAhCH ~
Handicraft special interest group,
Officers Wives, at QtrS. RI.
Naval Station. 7:S0 pm.
Meeting. Key West Temple,
No 20 Pythian Sisters.
Knights OF Pythiss Hall OH
Fleming street, 7::30 p. M.
Art show, West Martello Gal
lery, ElviIa b. Reilly, through
March 80. Ito p. m. daily.
Meeting. Juvenile Council,
Clinic Bldg, p. m.
Meeting, W.S.C.S. of Ley Me-
mortal Methodist church, an.
mex, 7:30 p, M.
Meeting, Women of the First
Presbyterian church, 8 p. m.
Meeting, Elizabeth Taylor Cir
Gle af WMU, First Baptist
church. annex. 3 p. M.
TUESDAY. MARCH 49,
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club.
Logun's Beach Patio restau-
rant, Gas pm.
Handicraft special interest group,
Officers Wives. Qus. RI
Naval Station, 1850 pm.
Meeting, No. Is Order of Rain
bow Girls. Scottish Rite Tenn
pie, T.30 pm.
Meeting, Minoca Council No. Is
Degree OF Pccohantas, lieu.
mans Hall. 7:.30 pm.
Meeting, Key West Chapter Dr. !.
abled American Veterans, Luz
Temple, az Amelia 81. 5 p. IN.
Meeting, Civil Air Patrol, Amerl-
can Legion Home. Stock Island.
8 pm.
Junior Senior. High School PTA
will meet at 7:d5 pm. in the
Key West High Scho1s audito-
rum.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
Meeting, Dade Lodge No. ID. Ma.
sonic Group. Scottish Rite
Temple.
Luncheon, HS-1 Officers Wiyes
Club, noon at Ranl's.
Meeting, 3.P.W. Club, at Wo-
mans Club. 8 pm.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament, X.
w. Golf Course, 3 am.
Meeting, Junior Oh. Commerce,
clubhouse. s pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As.
sociation, Coral Room, Over
seas hotel. 7;45 pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. IS, Bldg. ITS. N. s.,
1890 am.
THURSDAY, MARCH 90
Luncheon meeting. Rotary
Club, ST. Paul's Parish Hall
1915 pm.
Art classes for adults, Wex
Martello Gallery. 30 pm.
Meeting, Monroe County Hospi-
tal Woman's Aux. Sewing
group. al hospital, 2 pm.
Meeting, Eiks Lodge. at club
house, 8 pm.
Meeting, WV. Post No. 1911.
s. svFW Home. 8 pm.
WI Officers Wives lunch
con- cocktails al noon.
Meeting, Martha Linda Franks
Circle of wMu. First Bap
tist church. 10 am.
MeeiirG lay Shoes. Jaycees
clubhouse, 100 pm.
FRIDAY, MARCH H.
Meeting. Key West Amateur
Radio Club. National Guard
Armol.y. 7.30 D. m
Meeting. Triangle Club 0s
Pythian Sisters. 7..30 p. m.
Meeting. Shrine Club, Benny
Cafeteria, 100 p. m.
Meeting, knights Of Pythias,
Pythian Hall, 72B Fleming
ST.. B pm
Meeting. Alcoholics An,1ny.
NOUS, First Presbyte ian
Church. 5 n M.
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rs NASH Ambassador Coupe, RAJ
do. heater. $50. Leaving area.
Must sell. Cali l1e7-J. marl2-6tx
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Ran Monday, March Il Monday
NOTICE Under FICTITIOUS
AsEs srAupl ~

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring TO engage
in business under the fictitious
namsf of Treasure Isle Gift shop
a Treasure Isle Plumbing y Weid-
ing shop, of islamorada, Fla. m
tend 10 register said fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
pared March IS, 1852.
CHARLES II. RoBEI4
HELEN II. ROBEIa
Sole SlwHers.
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80 PONTIAC tudor Silver Streak
s. hydromatic. fully equipped.
Excellent condition, Il Rest Beach.
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LOTS FOR SALE: Choice location
y block from ocean and Casa
Marina. zoned for apis, motel, or
residential. Max Herman, $500 Col
Inns Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
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IS CHRYSLER. fordor automatic
transmission. radio, low mileage.
Bargain, viii consider trade. Pm.
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Dogs-Cats-Pets

FOR ADOPTION. . part Persian
kittens and pedigreed Persians.
| male and | female. 2S3l Staples
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OPENINGS for women. Ii you
want work but cannot give full
time there is splendid income
opportunity for you with AVON.
Opening also in Boca Chica. To
arrange an interview write our
manager, Mrs. Smediey, P. o. Box
1l01, w. Palm Beach, Fla.
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FOR SALE: 80 M.P.H. IS runabout
speed boat. 5000 cash. See l.. w.
Roberts at Blackwells Stopover,
Corner Margaret and Southland
streets. Phone aIo9 or 10.
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3SAutomoDiles For Sale

10 FORD Custom o-door. Needs
Metal work. repairs. Bargain.
Phone i45s.W. marl5-3t
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Whales, seals and sharks can
carry out migratory voyages COM
parable in speed and distance 10
those Of steamships
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39A-Trailer For Sale or
Rent

80 FIT. Goshen Cruiser for sale or
Rent. Can be seen Gas United st.
Sec Valdez. Trailer No, As,
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45-'rransportation

CAREFUL expert driver will drive
TO Miami, tuesday morning in
exchange transportation. Phone
Shepard, 79S. mapl5-2tx
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WE HAVE 2 new 10 hip. Cham
pion motors, $40 below list. Re-
gular guarantee. $40 down, Keys
Nash Motors. Stock Island. Phone
i04. marl4.5t
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20 CABIN Cruiser. New 30 h.p.
motor. New prop. New paint.
Planking 2 yrs. old. Must see 10
appreciate. Owner going north.
Must sell. $500 or best offer. See
Mr.. eagle or Mario. Mastic Trail
err Park, CAS- United 81.
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TRAILER awnings made to order.
$49.50 and up. Open after 400
O'Clock week days. all day Sat.
92S Truman Ave. marli.tf
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CHICK SPECIsAI4: Reds. Rocks.
Crosses. S4.9s 100. Broiler
chicks. SEAS 100. Pullets. any
breed. Sl2.95 lo0,, plus postage,
con, hive delivery. Quality Chicks,
Box 8iS. Atlanta, Ca. marl7 -ltx
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
38-Automobiles For Sale
((Outinapa.
tCOntiRBeds

1910 FORDOR Chevrolet. Good
mechanical condition. $50 down.
tRear) 500 Eaton St.
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CHICKS: Reds. Rocks. Crosses.
S6.S5 100 Large type broiler
chicks. S3.95 100, plus postage,
COD, live delivery. Pine Grove
Hatchery. Box ls45, Columbia, S.
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40 Motor Bikes and Mo-
tor Scooters

CUSHNfAN scooter, late model,
perfect condition. Can be seen at
226-A Poinciana. Phone 1069-R.
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90 YORK house trailer. Furnish
ed. $3.50. $500 down, $25 month.
A. p, Willis, Key West Trailer
Court. lois Simonton. Phone 500.
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24-Business Opportunities

WE'LL established restaurant bust
ness for sale. Selling due 10 sick
ness. Inquire 604 Truman Ave.
Phone 1871. febl5-tf
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SECRETARY, U. S. Citizen, local
references. Typing, personable.
salary according TO experience.
Call 3S6. marl7-3t
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3l---Garden-L.awn Supplies

NOW with Electricity. REQ Town
House. Quiet, heavy duty. Key
West Garden and Lawn Supply.
Phone 1910. marl5.3t
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STORE for rent. Good business
location. Next to Naval Station
Yard. Good for sundry store. bar
Der shop or souvenier store. 600
Whitehead SC. mar10-6t
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4l--Boats and Motors

Ia FACTORY made V-bottom, all
planking Thompson boat Port.
able top, IN Evinrude 1851 mo-
tor. Automatic clutch. ropes, an
Choir and oars. Al condition. Like
New, $3.50 cash. 1913 Elizabeth 81.
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COME SEE US--our prices are the
lowest in Fla. New and used.
Free overnight lodging. Free de-
livery to Key West, long terms.
South Fla. distributor for Schult,
Pacemaker and Nashua. Harper
Trailer Sales, 1850 N. w. nth Ave.
Miami. Phone 89-6SS7.
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BEAUTICAN wanted. Apply AdOr-
able Beauty Salon. 924 Simonton.
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22-Lost

LOST. Spectacles bi-focal lenses in
or near Tax office, Monday. Re-
ward. Phone 727. mar15-3tx
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eFsmale nslp Wanted
(C0ntlnpedb

EXPERIENCED iypisL clerk for
permanent work. 1900 White st.
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1851 HOUSE Trailer. q e. alumni
mum. Bath and shower, hot wa
ter, electric brakes, Lot "A, Pearl
Trailer Park. Stock Island.
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Evening star., 1952-12-28

publican on the Judiciary Commit
tee but that post is expected to
go to Senator LANCER of North
Dakota. Normally a Senator heads
only on major standing committee
Senator Bridges also holds SEN
iority on Armed Services but Sem
ator Saltonstall of Massachusetts,
will be chairman.
Mccarthy To Be, Chairman.
Senator Mccarthy of Wisconsin
will head a committee for the first
time as chairman of Expenditures
Committee.
This committee normally con-
ducts most Investigations for the
Senate and is expected to pro-
vide Senator Mccarthy with a
base for his campaign against
alleged Communists.
Other Republicans who will
move into chairmanships include:
Senator Tobey of New Hamp-
shire, Interstate and Foreign
Commerce.
Senator Capehart of Indiana,
Banking and Currency.
Senator Butler of Nebraska, In
terror and 1nsular Affairs.
Senator Martin of Pennsylvania.
Public Works.
Senator Jenner of Indiana,
Rules and Administration.
Senator Carlson of Kansas, Post
Office and Civil Service.
Senator Case of South Dakota,
the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Aiken Averts Fight
in COP Over Senate
Group Chairmanships
By the Assecioted Press

Senator Aiken, Republican, ol
Vermont yesterday killed off one
possibility for family fight among
Republican Senators over key com
mittee chairmanships in the new
Congress. =. are -.
Senator Aiken told a reprotel
by long distance telephone from
Putney, VT, that he wants to head
the Senate Agriculture Committee
and so will not bid for chairman
ship of the Labor Committee.
Senator Taft Of Ohio-slated to
be Senate Majority Leaders, ex-
pected to pass up his right to head
the Labor Committee. Senator
Taft favors Senator Smith. Re-
publican, of New Jersey. for Labor
chairman but Senator Aiken ranks
next to Senator Taft and ahead OF
Senator Smith on that group.
II can get into trouble enough
on agriculture" Senator Aiken
gray haired veteran, explained
with a laugh when asked about
.rumors that he might kick up a
fight by seeking the Labor chair
manship.
Against Senate Tradition.
Senator Taft probably could re-
tain that Craftsmanship as well as
directing the Senate as majority
leader. But this would be against
Senate tradition.
The new Congress is scheduled
to organize this week under its
narrow Republican majorities in
both Senate and House. 1t is
pretty we'll known in ADVANCE
who will be chosen to head the
is standing Senate committees.
Normally a Senator or House
member becomes chairman of a
committee by patiently serving
until he has seniority and his
party is in power. In addition to
the prestige and publicity, the
Craftsmanship carries the right to
name staff and clerks.
Senator Bridges of New Hamp-
shire, who served as Republican
leader when his party was in the
minority. will be chairman of the
potent Appropriations Committee
which passes on the billions of dol
lars of Government spending. He
also is slated to be Senate pres
iident pro tenn.
Wiley Heads Foreign Group.
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin will
head the Foreign Relations Com
Imittee.
Senator Milllkin of Colorado will
Ibe chairman of the Finance Com
mite. post he also held when
Republicans controlled the 80th
Congress. Senator Millikin also
is chairman of the G. o. P. Con-
ference, which includes all Re-
publican Senators.
Senator Wiley also is senior Re-
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Episcopa|ians 0rdain
Shepherdstown Minister
Spseiol Dispatch 10 The Stor


SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
Dec. 27.-The Rev. George A.
Kemp, Minister of Trinity Epis-
copal Church here. was ordained
a priest in a ceremony conducted
by the Rt. Rev. Wilburn c. Camp
bell, bishop coadjutor of the Epis-
copal Diocese of West Virginia.
The Rev. Robert O..Kevin, pro-
fessor of Old Testament Language
and Literature at Virginia Theo-
logical, Seminary, Alexandria. was
the preacher. He was one of Mr..
Kemps professors.
Mr.. Kemp is a native of HorneH,
N. Y, 'and a graduate of Hobart
College at Geneva, N. Y. He re-
Iceived his Bachelor of Divinity
degree last June.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Senator Ferguson Calls
For Purge Of Reds
From Armed Forces
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

Senator Ferguson, Republican
Of Michigan, yesterday urged the
armed forces to purge their
ranks" of known and suspected
Communists.
Senator Ferguson, member Of
the Senate Internal Security SUBJ
committee, said subcommittee
members "are of the opinion and
have some knowledge that there
are many Communists among the
grades in active
service and in the reserve"
He mentioned no names in the
prepared statement, designed orig
|inally as a series of six articles
plugging for extension of the Red
hunting subcommittee.
Senator Ferguson is its senior
Republican member and presum-
ably will head the group if it is
continued. It's authority now Is
scheduled to expire January IT,
when it would have to return to|
the Treasury unexpended balances
Of the more than $500, 900 Congress
put up to finance its work.
"Handout" Plan Junked.
A serialized news "handout" Is
q device new to Capitol Hill, and
in response to newsmen's urging,
Senator Ferguson's office finally
released all six chapters in al
batch, for immediate publication
in Sunday editions. instead of the
originally planned one day
schedule.
The lead-off article argued that
IF subversive elements in the
United States can be discovered
and controlled, there need be no
fear of a shooting war in America"
From everything I can learn,
it said, II believe that the Red
Army will never go to war with
any nation until the .Kremlin is
satisfied that nation is sufficiently
penetrated with Communists and
other subversives who will func-
ton as an effective fifth column
in the target country to weaken
its internal strength and assure
the success of the Red military
forces"
ut is obvious that further in
quiry will be necessary" he said.
During the next two years we
should like to show how the Com
munist menace can be destroyed.
how and why some Communist
ipenetra ton efforts have failed.
and what success has attended
efforts of some organizations to
break away from Communist dom
ination."
Other Fields for Study.
He listed these as some of the
fields needing more study:
The United Nations, the armed
forces, labor unions. the schools,
radio and television. and youth
organizations, all of which he
said the Communists have tried
to use for their own ends.
! Senator Ferguson said the re-
cent dismissal of number OF
United States citizens from United
Nations posts after they had re-
fused to tell the subcommittee
whether they were Communists
should be followed by "a complete
housekeeping"
He also called for stricter en-
forcement of Federal laws per-
mitting the United States to re-
strict the movements of aliens
Ion the U. N. staff. THE United
Nations plant must not be a spy
center" he added.
The Senator urged enactment
of new laws to nullify collective
bargaining contracts of Com
munist-dominated labor unions:
to forbid Communists to hold
office or jobs in any labor union,
and to permit any employer to
fire an employe who is member
tof an organization cited by the
ATTORNEY General as SubVersiye.
Evening star., 1952-12-28
Books Put on Deposit

CHICAGO.-Under a new loan
plan, the Chicago Public Library
will place ION deposit" up to 1000
books in business Offices and in
dustrial plants in the city to en-
courage educational and recrea-
tional reading by employees.