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FARMS

from owner in Va. Condition Of
land laau immaterlal INN had. give price. o6 lSca;
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-10 miles
out, AZ acres, 5-room house.
bsEns DsEi. bordering Ss Ws9 on so9S 5Sads M sb
dividing. SMITH W. AiINUTT. sR.,
sH. 4646, Ashton 3194: -19
RENT small new log ranch house; one
big room, pine paneled. fireplace;
kttchenette, bathinette: beautiful
view; near Laurel. Tower 5795'
WANTED-Smal farm: commuting
distance to Washington; some wood,
land; house any condition; $1,000
cash, $65 monthly. Ii. 3-3s11;
$50 DOWN, $50 MO. - Buys for
$500, IA acres; 2 rms; cleo; out
s; road. 50 mi. L. south Of B. c. re.
SMALL FARM near oiney; % acres
on State road; fine for cattle; COM
Portable, modernized 4-bedrm. farm
house: barns and other outbuildings;
Y Ven 4 naPfed A. DRRvsTop%ENT REtsfso 5SH s2S'eeo &C.
Builders-Brokers, LO. 5-2655, OIL.
248 ACRES mr.. Haymarket, 10-rn
and bath frame house. Price, $23,-
500. PENTAGON REALTY CO. $500
Lee hwy. JE. 1890. 10
45-ACRE FARM; 8 rms. and bath;
bottle gas; 45 apple trees, 8 pear
trees; outbldgs.; dble. garage; 2
miles west Of Fredericksburg, Va;
$500. RE. 1400. Ext. 615. 20
1O2-A. FARM NEAR MAsON-DIXON
LINE
Two hrs. drive from WASH. nr. Littles-
town. Pa; long hard road; % q
in growing grain. % q, in grazing
with stream. Elec. and tel. Reason
ably priced at S13,500. or COM
plete with 19 head of Guernsey cat
tie and machinery $17,50O. Call
FOR RENT-Middleburg, Va, Q new
stone houses for rent; strictly mod
ern; bedrms.; convenient to trans
portation and thriving town. Doc
tors or dentists invited to inspect
Good opening for both,
For sale-Midleburg. Va. 3 modern
houses for sale. All are in excellent
condition and priced to sell. Early
possession can be arranged.
For sale-Sma1 farms; large farms;
large dairy farm; estates. All shown
by appointment. Write or phone
for full information and description.
ARTHUR GARTRELL
Phone MID. 5661. Middleburg. Va.
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANr TO RENT or lease small
church or building for place of wor-
ship in ne. or NV. area; may con-
slider buying later, if reasonable
terms can be arranged. Call TR.
1880. ask for MR.. E. CARROLL. 21'
nearby Va: suitable for auto body
and paint shop. 10 2-O67S. 20
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LARGE CORNER STORE
1900 18th ST. NV.
Telephone North 1889
SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

s151 WILSON BLVD, AR
boS5T1 bb1oHSG5Tofi Saoev VA ;oe.t,cL SSLAEEN- ZEN
, = w. Woolworth. Size 12'x
5O. Suitable Jewelry, Hos
lery and Lingerie. Children'S
wear. etc. Poss. Feb. !. 1862.
Consult MI. Young.
7th ST., WEST SIDE, BET.
q & H ST. NV. Small store
approx. 9,x7O'. Suitable Shoes,
Dresses, Lingerie, etc. Poss so
days. Consult Mr.. Young.
TARIO" THEATER JUST
OPENED AT COR. OF nth
g. COL. RD., NV; store 15'x
So with basement. Excellent
for florist, children's and la
dies wear, etc.
SHEPHERD PARK SHOP
PING CENTER Cat Ga. and
Alaska aves.). One store avail
able in this established shop
plng center now containing
DRUGSTORE: food chain. hard
Size approx. 16'x6S with pt.
basement. Suitable Dress Shop,
Children's and Infants Store.
Television Sales. etc. Reason.
able rent. Immed. poss.
18th ST. Mr.. COL. RID.
NV. approx. 1S,x65'. Rear
entrance. Heat furnished.
Suitable many types buSi-
neSSeS. Att. rental. Poss.
within 2 wks. Consult Leasing
Dept.
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STORES FOR RENT tcsa..,
EXCELLENT LOCATION

FOR A HIGH TYPE RESTAURANT,
DELICATESSEN OR BAKERY. III
AN EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTTM
HOTEL; CORNER SPACE OF APP
PROXIMATELY $500 SO. FEET.
ALSO SUITABLE FOR OFFICE
SPACE. MANUFACTURERS DIS
HEAT. HOT AND COLD WATHR
FURNISHED; RENTAL 5000 per
MONTH. BOX 3S4-D. STAR. 20
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ARTISTS ATTENTION!
In Georgetown. Large studio room.
With northern light. 2. smaller
used for dwelling purposes. $50 per
month. c. IRVING WOOD CO. 1920
Wis: ave: Phone MI. 0OS9 between
$3.50 = 4:30 except Sat. and Sun.
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CORNER STORE

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 10th sT.
N.W.-3-story and basement hricE
building. 13 rooms; suitable for
rooming house or can be Converted
TO many trst commercial uses.
John H. Miller, Jr., & Bro
1919 K st. NV, Realtors, MA. 1857
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1903 MONROE ST. NE.
Rent $126. Vacant; desirable sec
tfon; suitable for most any business;
buses pass door. Keys here.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S II st. NE. DT. 7s77,
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COLORED

So ACREs-LoUDOUN COUNTY
6,rm. house, poultry and smoke
houses. 2 streams: $4,000 down.
BARNEY'S
SEE Us FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
TYsoNS CORNER. VA. FA. 6601.
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DAIRY FARM

113 ACRES
outbnidnssy isoTy RSuse acres gitn Of fe'%s. pss
ture land; 10 reg. Jersey cows, 1
guernsey, grades, 2 heifers and
2 calves. Stock watered from spring.
Numerous pieces of equip. Located
in Carroll Co.. Md. on Rt. %. Price
$4,000. Apply
LAUREL REALTY co.
$50 Washington Blvd. Laurel. Md.
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DESK SPACE

WANTED-colored real estate broker
desires desk space or private room.
Any section. prefer NV. sectton).
Ii, 4-7607. 80
DESK SPACE of mailing address in
desirable ONCE bldg, Conn. ave.
Convenient to transportation and
major hotels. Telephone and secre-
tarial services available. Call HU.
6169 after 10 am. Monday. -21
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READ ABOUT THIS FARM
On page 1172 In a United States
Bureau Of Agriculture soil survey
Of st. Mays County. Nd; That Thaaa at
and win produce up to 40 bushels
Of corn. $50 bushels Of sweet pota-
toes and LOCO pounds Of tobacco
Il might add top price cigarette
tchacsol, therefore ~. ! state tate. that that
6-rm. house, 2 tobacco barns and
other g oqtbldss; dd Is gu, . real bargain.
considers the. fact that Q dollar
today is really worth only 50c.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. 81. 6533.
COLEsVILLE, MD.-12h acres, com:
pletely. equipped hatchery and
stocked chicken farm; going bust
ness. fronting on Colesvtlle. rd:; Z
rm. brick dwelling, concrete block
stream; good garden and pasture
land; capacity Of hatchery. $4,000.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
9O4 Bonifant st. SH. 600
-1Q
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80 ACRES

l2-room house; excel. cond,; all mod
improvements; 10 outbuildings, incl.
hne bank barn and 2-car garage:
20 acres meadow with stream, ball
ance crop land; well fenced; only
S27 600. good terms; owner will also
sell 81 head Of stock and complete
farm equipment; excellent location,
SINGTON REALTY CO.. LO. 5-24OO;
cash %85 monthly. Ii. S-2S11. 80
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE. 1895. 1921 BALTIC. ave..
store. etc; can be divided for Office
space: heat furn.; will dec. Hyatts-
sTosE 1sesf s'Ini AVAILABLE in we1l-estab- sao
lished shopping center Of q Arms
Il coHEa Afli9S5on co jA V: g.1ssiI ALBERT Mse H
front. ne-story bldg. S4xe5, fiuo-
resent fixtures, tile floor, busy spot.
LUi 4-2501. GEO 8. KING CO., est.
1907 LIST ST. N.w-Near New York
lesstton. low rent. FASH sAsIL1Ro RSS'i1Ss INs
ss7Ess4tMEsE s7s4: eVe5.. g. e: OFF, MF Perry. Maa pl
STORE, formerly grocery; suitable
any business. Reas. rent. AL. 1886.
ess 10th ST. N.w.-small o store,
downtown,os parking space. Heat.
SILVER sPRINGEPfominent corner,
basipess sui5asls TX ST. shSP aSg4 or other snall
mo. NJ. PAUL HANNAH. 7S2 l7th
DRUGGsSTioEME Re- LOCATION or ready-to-
wear; cor. Sth and z SITS. Sc; rea-
sonable. Ii. s-5s05. GE. s937.
10o% GOOD LOCATION in down
town Washington. Cali MA. S592.
1895 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-store 20
BY so IT,; ear, be enlarged: also
garage: $3.50 mo. MUNsEY TRUST
CO., Real Estate Dept. MA. $3.50.
BIG STORE; 2 lge. fr. windows, side
door delivery entr.; $3.50 per month.
Near New Hampshire ave. at busy
intersection. JU. 7-9764. al
SMALL STORE, located on upper wis.
ave-, mr.. woodward & Lothrop;
heat and hot water; good oppor-
tunity for matchmaker or fountain
pen hospital. RA. 6013. 30
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. new
shopping center location. near Super
Market. drug store. hardware stofe.
children's shop, gift shop. valet shop
and theater; 81 ft.x71 It. with half
bsmt.;. 250-car parking lot; excel
lent for bakery, ladies' ready-to-
wear, delicatessen.
KAGQ~RTRSTR TNIN TM NJ m
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Charge Against Envoy
Rejected by Israel
In Note 10 Czechs
by the ASsocioied Press

JERUSALEM, Dec. The
Israeli government drafted a note
to CzechoSlovakia today rejecting
as completely false" the Com
munist states charge that Israel's
Minister to Prague, A. Leon
Kubovy, interfered in Czecho-
slovak domestic affairs.
Mr.. Kubovy, whose recall the
Czechs have demanded, is now in
Tel Aviv and will not return to
his post. 1t was announced off,
cially.
This follows normal diplomatic
procedure when ENJOYS are ruled
persona non grata Officially un-
acceptable). officials here ex-
planned, however, the Israelis still
consider Mr.. Kubovy their Min
lister to Czechoslovakia.
They described his case as the
same as that of the United States
Ambassador to Moscow, George F.
Kennan, whose recall the Soviet
Union recently demanded on
grounds he had slandered the
country. Mr.. Kennan was out
side Russia at the time and did
not return there although the
United States Government curtly
rejected the Soviet accusations.
Mr.. Kubovy came to Israel to
report on the trial in Prague of
former Czech Communist Boss
Rudolf Slansky and 13 other top
Communists who were hanged or
jailed last week. Most of those
top Communists who were hanged
ings included bitter attacks on
Zionism and Israel.
In declaring Mr.. Kubovy per-
soma non grata. the Soviets
charged he had been involved with
confessed conspirators against
the Red state-the Slansky ring
and had helped spies and di-
versionists to emigrate from the
country.
An Israeli cabinet spokesman
said the charges were without
any basis in fact.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
'High Concentration of Rodiun1
IDeveIoped for Use on Cancer

half every five years, while the
half life" of radium is nearly
l 800 years, she said.
DR.. Quimby said the radium in
her unit is contained in capsules
set in a circle, the beam of each
capsule aimed at a spot 10 cent?
meters from a ring. She explained
that this allows the full power OF
the great radium pile to be con-
centrated on an internal cancer
or tumor, without the full beam
first having to pass through body
surface areas. The focal point
is fixed for the capsules. but the
point of concentration can be
moved in the body by moving the
entire device closer or farther
aWay from the patient.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Forest Glen Woman Found
Suicide With Army Pistol

A certificate of suicide was Is
sued yesterday in the death o.
Mrs. Shirley Shelton, A, of Forest
Glen. Md.
Mrs. Shelton died Saturday
night in Suburban Hospital sew
eral hours after shooting hersel
in the chest with a .38-calibel
Army revolver, police reported.
The shooting occurred at th'
home of Mrs. Shelton's sister, Mrs
Stella Kemeys, 1907 Kenilwortl
avenue, Garrett Park. Police sait
the two women had an argument
and Mrs. Shelton went into a bed
room and shot herself.
Police said Mrs. Shelton wa
employed in Silver Spring. He
husband is in a veterans hospita
in Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI. Dec. "a dra-
matte new development Of an es-
tablished tool in the fight against
cancer-radium X-ray units-is
being presented at the 38th an
nual meeting of the Pathological
Society of North America, Inc,
which opens officially here today
Between 1000 and 5000 ply
sicians, physicists and other scien-
lists from throughout the world
are expected in Cincinnati fol-
the week-long meeting.
The new Pathological therapy
tool, being shown by charts and
photographs. is called the So
gram radium beam unit. It was
developed by DR.. G. Failla, on the
staff of the Pathological research
laboratory of Columbia University
Medical School, and his associate
physicist, Edith Quimby.
Built For New York Use.
DR.. Quimby explained that the
device is one of two machines ir
! the world to utilize such a great
amount of radium and was built
for the use of DR.. Douglas Quick
at Roosevelt Hospital, New York
The radiation unit uses radium
extracted from mined uranium
but a lot more of it than has ever
before been put in one machine
She said atomic research has
made possible the same kind OF
unit, except that it uses radio
active cobalt processed in atomic
Ereactors. similar to that in Oak
Ridge, Tenn, or the Canadian
Ireactor at Chalk River.
Eventually, she asserted, the
great advantage of cobalt. a rela-
lively abundant element, will be
its cost. DR.. Quimby said there
lis no way of estimating on ordi-
nary commercial grounds, but
that a gram of radioactive cobalt
may some day cost no more than
$25. compared to $4,000 fol
Eradium.
Cobalt's Life Shorter.
One disadvantage of radioactive
cobalt. however, is its short life
the woman physicist reported. A
unit Of cobalt will diminish BY
Evening star., 1952-12-08

light that goes through quartz
glass and is often used to find
ringworm in the scalp.
DR.. francesca Ronchese, asso-
iciate professor of clinical derma-
Itology at the Boston Medical
School. and his colleagues demon
strated the peculiar fluorescence
of cancerous surfaces under the
wood light"
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Defense Minister Coils
Young Hungorions Lazy
BY The Assoeiaied Pres,

VIENNA, Austria, Dec. g.
Hungary's Defense Minister, Gen,
Mihaly Farkas, yesterday charged
that country's youth with being
Everything but Com m u n Is t =
minded.
The Hungarian radio said he
told a Communist Party meeting
in Budapest that the nation S
youth was paciflst. nationalistic
cosmopolitan and lazy. Their
only hope seems to rest in the
strength of the American Army
lhe added,
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Ultraviolet Light Tells
Cancer From Low Tumor

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (P).-A special
ultraviolet light that quickly tells
the difference between highly ma
Ilignant skin cancer and low OF
non malignant tumors was DEM
ionstrated today at a meeting OF
the American Academy of Derma-
tology and Syphilology.
The device is an ultra violet
Evening star., 1952-12-08
! NutionuIists Execute 9
AS Chinese Red Spies
by the Assoeioted Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec. g.
Nine more alleged Chinese Com
munist spies were executed in
Taipeh yesterday, bringing the
announced number put to death
since November 26 to 38.
Only the names of today's vic
TINS were announced. They were
condemned by courts-martial.
The Defense Ministry's Political
Warfare Board said 1927 Com.
munist agents either surrendered
Or were captured in FormoSa dur
ing the first half of 1852.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
CObalt's Life Shorter.

One disadvantage of radioactive
cobalt, however, is its short life.
the woman physicist reported. A
unit of cobalt will diminish by
Evening star., 1952-12-08

Prices In this advertisement
effective Mon, Tues. d
Wed. Dee. 8, o. d 10. Also
. number Of items tmarked
with an astersk) included in
this advertisement will be
found to be slightly higheP
In our virginia stores due
to minimum state marking
requirements.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Captured after
Midnight Chase
DO,Un The Keys
In StOIel. Truck

A % year old alleged
car thief was captured,
bound and handcuffed by
Florida Highway patrolmen
in a stolen car, after causing
three accidents, kicking
through the windshield of
a patrol car and violently
and wildly resisting arrest,
the Highway Patrol report
ed today.
Albert D. Davis Is IN county jail
with ten charges against him. The
Sheriff's office did not disclose the
amount Of the bond.
Davis was chased down the
Keys in The stolen pick Up truck
from lsIamorsds 10 Marathon
Friday night. PstroImsn Jack
Walden followed HE young man
and tried 10 arrest him after he
had rsmmsd the north toll gate
sf Mstsevmbs, and The exterior
Of two faverns.
In Marathon, State Highway Pa
trolman Slim Walker and dis
patcher Johnny Castell joined the
chase. After battle in which
property and persons, were dam
! aged, they restrained Davis by
handwriting his hands behind his
back and binding his feet. They
brought the man they said was
"wild drunk" to county jail arriv.
ing at 2:O3 o'clock Saturday morn.
ing.
Tho chase % she yovng man
will be Terminated when charges
are heard before Peace Justice
r. .. zefteroWeF and IN CFimlnsI
Court.
Highway patrolmen returned the
pick up truck, a 1S4S Chevrolet to
owner, Henry's Auto Parts, Miami.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy
Dixon did not release the charges
or the amount Of bond this morn.
ing when questioned.
Davis is said TO be under
$500 bond on another charge In
Miami.
In Monroe county he is being
held on ten charges, which in
clude the alleged truck theft
three or more accidents, damag-
ing the State Patrol car by kick
ing the windshield out of it, and
resisting arrest, namely kicking
the Patrolmen.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Official Fla.
Electoral Vote
Cast For Ike

TALLAHASSEE R- Florida's
10 electoral votes were cast Off
ciaHy for Dwight D. Eisenhower
for President here today.
Ten Republican electors put their
ballots in a hat exactly at noon
in accordance with state law.
It was all cut and dried because
the 10 electors were Under oath to
vote for Eisenhower who won the
states popular vote by a majority
of 99,0S6 in the November general
election.
But there was, much signing Of
certificates 30 complete the for
mality.
1t was the FIRST time in "a years
and the second time since 1876
that FloriIa'S electoral vote has
(Conrhued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
.UN Silent On
Red Employee
Barred In US.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. H-
United Nations officials maintained
silence today about former Rus
sian employe, fired after the U. S.
barred him from the country on a
charge he was trying 10 spy for
Russia in the U. S. under cover of
his confidential U. N. post.
U. N. Secretary general Trygve
Lie barred publishing a file on
NikOlai SkvortSov, One-time car
of the Soviet state farm system
and since August, 1850, confidential
secretary to the Understanding
Russian in the U. N. secretariat.
With his boss, assistant Sec
retary- general Constantin E. Tin
chenko, Skvortsov handled Security
Council affairs dealing with politi-
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Two Killed,
One Injured
Al IsIarlorada
Pedestrians Are
Struck By Auto
Sunday Evening

Two men from Miami we're kill
ed by an automobile while walking
five abreast with three companions
on the highway in Islamofada near
the Green Turtle Inn last night at
$3.50 O'Clock, according to State
Highway Patrol dispatcher John
Castell.
Critically injured is Miss Nina
Owens. So, Miami beauty shop
operator. She was transferred from
the Archer Smith Hospital in Home
stead to Jackson Memorial HoSpi-
tai following emergency treatment.
The dead men are Noel Thebodo,
So, and Frank Elias, 50. Their
other companions, a man and a
woman were not injured. They
were evidently on the inside OF the
road. The two men had been walk
ing near the center line, according
to Florida Highway Patrolman
Jack Walden.
Driver of the death car Sam
Francis Papania, IS, also of Mia
mi, was released without charges
following an inquest by R. D. Zet-
terower of the Third District. Ae
was exonerated of blame in the.
deaths.
Papania was driving north. in.
other car was driving south an,
preventing his seeing the five per
sons walking on the highway. the
Highway patrol said.
The dead and injured an a their
companions were walking forth on
the highway to seek help for their
own car which had brolien down
south Of the Green Turtle Inn,
Continued On Page. Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Ralph Placencia's Mother
Tells OF West Coast Trip
AIR FORCE BOY
RECOVERING IN
SAN FRANCISCO

i The grateful mother of injured
serviceman, Ralph Placencia, Jr.,
returned to Key West last week
otter her first train and plane ride
outside the state 5f Florida to the
San Francisco hospital where
Ralph is convalescing.
Mrs. Placencia of 81 Catherine
Street had her way made easier
on her first journey by the Red
Cross, local USO director Richard
Evans, and the YMCA in San
Francisco.
Pm glad to be back in Key
West" said the "a year old mother
of the Air Force boy.
"Ralph will have to stay in the
hospital out there another year, but
we'll hear from him as soon as
he can write again,
Ralph's shoulder, arm, lungs and
chest were cut by the running
blades of a plane propeller at the
field where he was on the main
tenance crew.
The accident occurred November
2l, nine months after his entrance
into the Air Force. Ralph, who
is right handed, may have to learn
to use his left hand if Army doc
tors cannot repair the damage to
his right arm.
Mrs. Placencia flew from Key
West when the Air Forces COM
manding officer wired her that
Ralph was gravely injured and
asking for her.
From Miami she flew to Chicago
and then on TO San Francisco
where she was met by YMCA Off
cialS who has been notified of her
arrival by Evans here in Key
West.
The first week of her stay she
remained in the hospital with her
son. When he was moved TO the
Letterman Air Forces General
hospital in San Francisco she
moved to the Red Cross guest
house where she stayed until her
departure last week.
Il saw my first snow, il was
Continued on Page Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Outdoo + Writers Confer III Ii
Three Day Marathon Meeting
FISHING CONTEST
SHOWS WRITER'S
SKILL AT ANGLING

Florida Outdoor Writers meet
ing at the Key Colony, Marathon
proved to be as handy with the
rod and reel as with the type
writer Saturday when they caught
some good fish in their one dag
tournament.
Roy Martin Of Panama City, one
Of the SO writer's attending the
three-day conference, caught a 81
pound amberiack on the Bon Ami
skippered by Capt. Parky Park
hurst. He was awarded the tro
ply by George Sands of Bocs
Ration at the dinner Saturday
night.
Outstanding fish Of the day tro
ply went to Fred Jones. Florids
Wildlife magazine and Lakeland
Ledger. He caught a seyen-poun5
Jack Crevale on fly tackle. The
Roy Dodge trophy went to Mrs
W. L. Rives. Jacksonville, for 1
II and one-quarter pound channe
bass caught bass-bOttom fishing.
Walt Killilea, outdoor wriiel
from Miami. caught q six pound
eight-ounce amberjack on a spin
ming tackle.
Allen Corson Of The Miami
Herald won the Bull Throwers
trophy. Shippers Of the three char
ter boats taking the writer's oui
Continued o. PAGE Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
NikOlaidi
Sings Tonight
AT Convent
Subscribers Only
To Hear Greek
COntraltO And
Accompanies

Elena Nikolaidi, world famou
Greek contralto, launches the Com
munity Concert season tonight at
the Convent of Mary Immaculate
at $3.50 p. m. Doors open at T:45
p. m.
The beautiful prima donna ar
rived in Key West Saturday to pre-
pare for tonight's concert. She will
be assisted at the piano by James
Shomate.
Nikolaidi, who has been acclaim
ed by critics across the continent
for her concerts and her Metro
pOlitan Opera roles will perform
this winter with the New York
Philharmonic Symphony and the
Boston Symphony.
Her accompanist, Shomate, will
play Debussy and Brahms during
the evening.
The complete program Of the
concert follows:
I. My Heart Ever Faithful, Bach
Spring Is Coming, from "Ottone"
- Handel
II. Six Immortal Songs:
Solejg's Song-Grieg
Songs My Mother Taught Me-
Dvorak
Ungeduld-- Schubert
Serenade- Schubert
Vie Melodien zlent es mir
Brahms
Standchen- Strauss
III. Aria-Bel raggio lnsinghier,
from SSemHanside : Rossini
w. Capriccio in D minor .
Brahms
Claire de lune-Debussy
Prelude in A minor-Debussy
Mr.. Shomate
v. At Nightfall-Berg
Nina bobo-Crist
oh, No, John-arr. Sharp
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
Quilter
Ecstasy-Rummel
vi. Aria - o mio Fernando.
from LA Favorita" - Donizeti.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15
Go. Commission
Chairman Back

Gerald Saunders. chairman Of
the Monroe County Commission,
has returned to Key West after
a weeks working vacation study
ing the airports of other Florida
cities and visiting.
Several important matters will
be taken up at a special County
Commission meeting this week
that were postponed until his
return. Saunders said that he
studied airports to obtain ideas
for Meacham field, recently pur-
chased by the County from Key
West Improvement, Inc.