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Evening star., 1952-09-07
John {. AIcorn, Lifetime
Resident Of WASHINGTON

John c. Alcorn, rs, lifetime
resident of Washington, died yes.
terday at his home, 533 Sixth
street Sc.
Mr.. Alcorn had worked at the
Naval Gun Factory as q black.
smith the last 20 years.
He is survived by his widow
Anna Downs Alcorn; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Catherine Pitcher oi
Jacksonville, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Sheets of 524 Thirteenth street
NE; two sons.. John L. Alcorn
also of 524 Thirteenth street NE.
and William A. Alcorn of 26 Ridge
road Sc; sister, Mrs. Frances
B. McCathran of Arlington.
Funeral services will take place
at 2 pm. Tuesday at the William
j. Nalley Funeral Home, 5000 East
ern avenue NE. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DpathB

ADAMS. MAY MILLARD. On Friday. Sep
ssmDeT lSII a dslpAsMss hpAMs apspsss H
18th 18th ST st. I NV. mother Of 9; Kenneth
Adams Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pa; ave; NV where prayers
$50 q am: nHD thence to St. Matthews Ca
necticut ave. NV, where the holy sacri-
e ss q 9he shf %sss S " her Ss sou
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
dsy. September 6, 1862. JOHN e, AL;
corn Of 5ss 9Th st st: Sc. Sc. neEnsS beloved
father Of John L. Alcorn, Mrs; Elizabeth
William A. Alcorn; brother of Mrs;
at Nally's Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave, ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday: Sep
eMesd inVited D. 1nterment CEDAR Hii 1 Cemetery
ALLEN. ROBERT EMMETT. On Saturday,
eeptember s, 1852. at his late residenesI sdITSS
Bslsy9e Hotel .,Gy.d st. bn.SsrG mT S0sEE of tbe
late Una Morse Allen, father Of Morse
and Rolfe Alien; brother of Mrs Kathryn
HDss Co. ns4a Home Gssns soi T. 1tth
st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
AVERY. JULIA. On Tuesday. September
Hospital, JULIA AVERY, vile OF Lee
Avery Also surviving are many otncr
relatives and friends. Funeral services
sunday. September z, at Pm at
Chinn's Funeral Home: 1905 South Sem
inary rd;. Arlington. Va 1nterment in
BENGTsoN. IDA A. On SATURDAY, Sep
tember 8. 1859. at the United States
BENGTsON of All Chestnut St, Be-
thesda Nd. Remains resting at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md.
where services will be held on Monday,
September 8. at 2 pm. 1nterment Har-
ward, Nebr.
BERNER, CHARLES J. On Thursday. Sep.
tember 4, 1852. at his residence. 129
18th ST. ne. CHARLES J. BERNER, be-
loved husband Of the late Mary Hornbach
Berner. father Of Louise H. Berner and
Mrs. Catherine ]. Achstetter remains
Home. 29o1 I4th st. NV, until 10 p m.
sunday, September T. Services and in
terment. private. on Monday: September
s. at Woodstock, Md. Please omit
flowers
BLANCHARD, SARAH r. On wednesday,
Kensinston, Nd. SARAH F. BLANCHARD.
beloved wife of Odell Blanchard. She
leaves one brother, Raymond Hopkins
one uncle and host Of other relatives
and friends: Remains resting at the
Nd, after s pm. Saturday, September =;
Funeral on Sunday. September z, at
pm, at Lee Memorial Church. Kensing-
ton, Md, the Rev. r. H. Battle ofhciating.
Interment Sandy Spring, Md. Services oy
Robert l.. Snowden.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

| Ill dlICTd1C CON. mE' mcEnefson'
struction. He also had invented
instruments to measure the prop.
critics of aircraft materials.
Mr.. Mcpherson had writer
many technical articles for the
bureau, various technical societie.
and the National Advisory Com
mittee for Aeronautics.
He was a member of the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences, the
Philosophical Society of Wash
ington, the Institute of the Aero.
nautical Sciences and the Society
for Experimental Stress Analysis
He was secretary of the locaI
chapter of the latter group.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Nc.
Pherson was graduated from Nc.
Kinley High School in 1926 anC
from George Washington Univer.
|sity. He received his bachelor oi
science degree in mechanical
Engineering in 1882.
MIR. Mcpherson was president o1
the Bethesda Square Dane,
Group and had been caller fol
many square dance groups II
Maryland and Virginia.
Until last year he was affiliated
with the Bethesda Boy Scouts fol
10 years. He was a member O,
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Dorothy M. Mcpherson; a daugh.
ter, Miss Jean Marie Mcpherson
and his father, Guy Mcpherson
retired Navy Department person.
mel employe, all of the home ad.
dress.
Funeral services will be held al
II am. tomorrow at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. Buri.
al will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Mrs. Nancy Byrd Ruebush
Retired College Teacher
By the Assoeiated Press

HARRISONBURG, Va, Sept. 6.
Mrs. Nancy Byrd Ruebush, a re-
tired Madison College English
teacher. died last night at a local
hospital where she had been a pa
tient for seven weeks.
FuneraI services will be held at
the home here at 3 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Dayton Cemetery.
Mrs. Ruebush, the wife Of
Joseph K. Ruebush, received her
Education at Elon College, the
University of Virginia and Oxford
England.
She formerly served as State
secretary of the Christian En-
|deavor and Of the Women's Chris
|tian Temperance Union.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Uarn nf Thanks

CARTER, RICHARD N. We wish to express
our sincere thanks to our many friends
and neighbors for their acts of kindness
recent bereavement Especially are we
grateful for the beautiful floral tributes
-Hu 'S''' u 'TH THE FAMILY.
EPPs, BESSIE NJ. Our sincere thanks to
bereavement The use Of cars. a9s Il fi0rai En al
"''' ''~4' ~ The FAMILY.
MILLER. JAMES. ARTHUR. JR. We wish
to express our thanks for the many cards.
Kindness extended by our many friends.
Of our dear husband; father and son,
JAMES A. MILL ER JR:
DORIS AND GLENN MILLER. FRE1DA
AND ARTHUR MILLER.
PATTON. WARREN RENE M Ny si'ssSert sinesEe thanks INKS
were so kind during my husbands illness
for three years and ten months and at
and ans oes1n Of sSmpathy we're ereaty
' MRS. WARREN H. PATTON.
sPRIGGs, FLORENCE A. We would like
to express our sincere thanks to the
aaeTsit aobsrss the choir Mrs Nee ShGsc9 Burton ton
for the beautiful ncwers. caroS ana teIe-
mrs. ApDIE stMMs AND sPR1GGs
FAMILY.
TINKER. JOHN B. Ny sincere thanks to-
all my friends and reighbors, especially
walsh Funeral Home and the Disabled
Veterans at Kenneth Nash Legion Post
No. g. and to the Minister for his con-
MRS LOLA TINKER.
TORCHINSKY. ANNA LEAH. We wish toI
thank sincerely, our many friends and
aympathy extended to us. including cards,
gifts and visits, at the passing, of our
mother mother in law. grandmother and
great-grandmother. ANNA LEAH TORCH
THE FAMILY.
WEBB, ROBERT L My sincere thanks to
all my friends. workers. at the Post Of
Ace Department and neighhors who were
80 kind during my husbands illness and
at his death. The use Of cars. Moral
tributes and expressions Of sympathy
were greatly appreciated.
MRS ROBERT L. WEBB
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4tt mPn7nriali1

BILLIE. MARIE M In loving memory Of
my dear mother. MARIE M. BILLIE. who
passed away zen years ago today. Septem-
Der T. 1912.
God saw the road was getting roush
The hills too hard to climb.
So He gently called her to his home
And whispered Peace be thine"
HER DAUGHTER, ANNA, AND SON-IN-
ing remembrance Of our dear mother.
PHEBE JANE BROOKS who passed away
two years ago September z, 1850.
When I reached her silent beside
Alasi It was too late
She had gone to meet her Saviour
There at the beautiful gate.
Walk slowly down the road. mother
I'll overtake you. wait for me,
And hand in hand wen 60
IoHNNE51r HNh rl2k{, ln2AgGAlIo56Sxss GnAlIo56Sxss Ethel FLEET
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Motor Vehicles Face
IVietnum Flood Duty
BY the Assoeioied Press

HANOI, Indo- China. - Every
motor vehicle in North Vietnam
now faces requisition for use in
fighting the expected big floods
from the broad Red River.
The governor ordered the seiz-
Iure. wherever necessary. of jeeps.
cars, and trucks of all classes
during the period of the floods" {"
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Daughters Of the King
Re-eIect Lillian Soper
BY The Associated Press

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. g.
The Daughters of the King trien-
nial national convention ended
here today with the reelection Of
Lillian Janet Soper of Washing
ton, D. c., for a second three-year
term.
Most members left here for Bos-
ton after the sessions for the gen.
eral meeting of the Episcopal
Church.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

ycSCcIudy h Z
his home, 5610
Warwick place,
Chevy Chase,
Md.
Mr.. McPher-
son had worked
at the bureau
since 1926 and
W a. a senior
member of his
S e C tion. He
specialized in
d e t er m i ming
the strength of
materials used
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Passengers Help Stowuwoy

Passengers aboard a liner en-
route to New Zealand recently
raised funds to pay the fare of a
Istowaway and he walked from the
lship at Auckland a free man.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
|AIbert {. Mcpherson,
Bureau Of Standards
Engineer, Dies al "A

Albert E. Mcpherson. A, gen.
eral engineer in the engineering
mechanics section of the Bureau
of Standards, died Unexpectedly
Evening star., 1952-09-07

DABNEY, WILLIAM, In. loving memofs
Of our dear husband and father, WILLIAM
DABNEY. whc passed away twenty nvs
years ago TO-DAY Septemner z. 1927.
E pEYoTEp SSasn pneRWffRPsslsS; WfPs aSp CHILDREN.
GRODSKY. MICHAEL. IA loving memory
~ sstha,4, n, ICHSh HsISyaS husPsnS s snS our deal
September z. 1851.
Obs, Oh call back yesterday. bid time return
Y0gR SHsr rPEyS PETSTED WIFE MARION. ANr
JACKSON. LILLE. In sad and ioyini
LILLE JACKSON. who departed this life
TWO years ago today, September T. 1860
The years are swiftly passing by.
Sut your memory is eyer near.
For one we loved 50 well. '''
We too. shall bid that last farewell.
When our earthly tasks are Ger
ALICE AND ~fSz PHyfEIIs fi.Esn Freeman. faHEsi
msmory Of our dear one. MAGaiE G
Isa4s on xh4 Ssparted Tbs life s
A precious one from us has gone.
A. voice we loved is stilleo;
place is vacant in our home
wnl'n never can TEE r. fl,idi fAM1iLx.
SHEETS. CHARLES W. AND ELIZABETH
A., In loving memory of our beloved
father and grandfather. CHARLES w
SHEETS, who entered into rest thre.
years ago. September z. 1949. and oul
beloved mother and grandmother ELIZA.
BETH A. SHEETS. who entered into rest
nfteen years ago. September 8, 1887.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why certain things must be.
But there's a reason for It all
Beyond our power to see.
The thought which comforts us q lot
Is to know the ones we love
Have found eternal happiness
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN
There's nothing but memories as ",
Longing for smile from loved one gone
No one knows the depth Of our deer
But we remember. when others forget.
THEIR LOVING GRANDCHILDREN
LOUISE AND CHARLES.
WASHINGTON. MAMIE WARE. In lovin1
memory Of our devoted mother, MAMIE
WARE WASHINGTON, who crossed over
into Q land of faoeless day. eleven years
ago Septembe; 6. 1e41.
Still still with thee in blessed memory
Through .syg. swiftly passing years. how Ions
Since on that day. He called to thee
You answered. and entered the heavenly
ANNIE. LONzENA. JOHN AND CLAUDE.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1tt Mfntnriat,,

CARTER. EMMA e A tribute of true love
EMMA 3 CARTER. who Jesus took s-ift b
the hand and led her home fourteen years
ago today, September 2, 1885
Our darling mother has gone to the
Where there's nothing but happiness Joy
and love.
Gone from this world so full of strife,
So let us not fret. or wish our mother
we're back with US
But REJOICE that God chose our sweet
hover for his own, and has taken ouI
mother back to his heavenly throne.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, FOSTER
SOM AND STEP SON. Eta, MARY
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Dratha

BRIGGS, MARY M. tNEE HUNTER). In
st. Louis, Mo-. on Thursday. September 4.
1852, born on october 13. 1882. mother
Of James w. Hunter. Eta Fox and
Goldie ST. John. Notice Of funeral later
Services by Chambers.
BRITTIN, COL. LEWIS H. On Thursday.
September 4. 1852 Col. LEWIS H. BRIT
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave NV. on
Monday. September s. at 1915 pm. In
Natfenai cam.ta1y Gitn military h0nors Arlington
BROWN. NATHANIEL LEWIS. JR. De-
4. 1852. NATHANIEL L. BROWN. Jr..
beloved son of Mr.. Nathaniel c. Brown,
;5r. ST. He s,seI also leaves to mourn his passing
other relatives and friends. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by the John
T. Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 901 3rd
st. s.w.
CLARK. HENRY n. (NESS). On septem-
OF the late John F. and Isabel Clark, be-
loved brother Of John A. and Joseph F.
Clark and Mrs. Emma Jayne Weiselogel Of
Tulsa Tulsa Okla. Okla; Services at Chambers Fu-
Monday. September s. at IL noon. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 2
CLARK. HENRY II. The oficers and men,
aG@A bers Of 9: A. o. Posi-. NO. 4s.
&A the American Legion. are
A9 hereby notified of the oeath Of
ConIrade HENRY H. CLARK.
&2[v The National Guard of Honor
14s will conduct the services Sum
day, September T. 1862. at s
pm. at Chamoers Funeral Home. 14OO
Chaplin st. NV. Burial will be at Ar
hngton National Cemetery on Monday.
September 8, at / pm.
H. w. S'-HNEIOER, Commander.
D. M. MUTzABAUGH. Adjutant. z
COURTENAY, EDWARD H. On Saturday,
September 6, 1852. EDWARD H.
COURTENAY. beloved son of the late
Edward H. and Emma Courtenay Cava-
naugh. Friends may call at the Robert
A. Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 l1th
ST.. Sc. until Tuesday. September 8, at
Church at am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Glenw6od Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

IuneIal seIVCeS ioi Jul Lave 0''ssA'
JENNIE LucKEL. Worthy Matron.
ALMA G. WILSON. Secretary.
ROGERS, DUKE. On Tuesday. September
g, 1859; at Mount e1 a Alto Hospital sna DuRE 81
Of Carrie Rogers. brother Of Mrs: Laura
Lottie Allen. Mrs. Rhoda. Corbin and
Mrs Cora Fleet; nephew OF Mrs Matte
leaves nine nephews. four nieces, other
relatives and many friends. Friends are
invited to call after 3 Pm; Sunnday; az. Sep ,
neral Church, I43s You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held at l pm:
on Tuesday, September 9. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tember s. 1867. ALICE sEDGWIcK. be-
loved sister OF Mary Miller OF New York k
the Robert A. Mattinsly Funeral Home,
I31 11th st. sc. Notice Of funeral later.
SMITH. ELIZABETH ANN. On Saturday,
September 8. 1862. at the Gather Rest
ASRe ASH Sniff aaSser Ma Il the ate John
and Martha Smith. Surviving are fourteen
nieces and nephews. Miss Smith rests
aecitation tonef Of ef the rosary % viii T be said
Sunday, September T. at pm. Funeral
services on Monday, September at 10
am. from st. Martins ,,, Cathoiis {
for the repose Of her soul. Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithersburg, Nd.
STANLEY, MARY C. On Wednesday. Sep
tember s. 1852. at her residence, 5327
Nevada ave. NV. MARY c.. STANLEY
tnee Connelll. beloved wife Of Joseph B.
Stanley. mother of ]. Pearson Stanley
and sister Of Julia C. Paladini. She also
| is survived by i've grandchildren. Flu
| neral from her late residence on Monday,
/ September s. at $3.50 am. Requiem mass
| at the Shrine Of the Blessed Sacrament
| ct 10 am. Relatives ana friends invited
| Interment Mount Olives Cemetery. The
| Holy Name Society Of the Shrine Of the
Blessed Sacrament will meet ct the above
| residence on SUNDAY, September z, at
! p.m.. for the recitation Of the rosary.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Arafha

SMITH. n. GRACE. On Friday, Septem.
A es 4 s&H 5Sha at at siSssy 4sS 15ts 5a3'Dis. It.
sister Of Josephine Foley. Mary G., Loi:
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home 290l
q NV M MSaS's g. 5esss
etery. 6eltSville. Md.
sTEARNs. MILES C. On Thursday. Sep.
tember 4. 1882. at nis residence. 733
Hamilton st. NV. MILES c. STEARNS
beloved husband OF Louise NJ. stearnl
g. s. F. OF cesRe csRs RinaTd AIR Sase
Fort Worth. Tex. aud Carl T. stearns Of
Jacksonville; Fla; brother Of Mrs. Samuel
STEPHEN; me Of A1swsrn r. lSWa Service.
2901 14th st. nv. or Monday. Septembel
8. at 1890 pm. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
STEARNS. MILES C. A special com
n munication Of Albert. Pix
u Lodge esl,iS No. tor &c. Mordsv r a A. ssd. M.
N~A tember 8. 1852. at 11:lf
~~ am. to conduct the burial
W. service for Brother MILES
" c. STEARNS. member OF
Orient Lodge. No. 365. Ainsworth, Iowa
Julius aoRD1N. worshipful Master.
sTEARNS. MILES C. On Thursday. Sep.
dence. 733 Hamilton st. NV
AIeOIBe
HS1kk1 ton Post No. 1. the Ameri.
Y9k can Legion. are requested tt
attend services for our late
~. comrade ,Is. NILES M S,9:rs1 c: sTEARNs ndms
day. day. September 7, 1862. 1nternent
Arlinston National Cemetery. 1880 pm.
MARTIN L. DELLINGER. Comdr.
JAMES j. MURPHY, Adiutant.
STvJIr uENpvr m rridov Santemher
8. 1852. at Sibley Memorial Hospital:
HENRY F. STILLE. the beloved husband of
Helen M. stille, father Of II; Keith Stille,
snspolis Ind s Services private IT.
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 2, K. T, announces with
e&&3 knisst HENRY : sTnIE
sS Ga Sasa Friaas st s:,h sepsemss5 el sn,ebs. =.
Templar services will be held
on Tuesday. September o. at 4 pm, at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Massa-
'nuif''i a. REEeE sEe; nj HARRISON. Recorder.
STONE. GEORGE TILDEN. On Friday.
sesfmHer dEogaE Il 5ss a Tbsa sFoaE
2o2s N; Lexington st: st.: Arllinston; Xa:
Tna # th: Rsy csoFss Rs''d T. stone Stone: Of
Bertrand Retzer and Aura Stone. He is
also survived by two brothers, James
and William stone; one sister. Mrs. Sadie
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va, after g pm. Sunday September q.
Funeral services at the Westover Baptist
Church on Tuesday, September 8. at
$50 pm. Interment oakwood Cemetery.
8
STONE. GEORGE TILDEN. A special
~, Communication of Columbia
N Lodge No. 285, A. F. g. A. M.
IN Arlington, Va, is called at
~N 1:3O pm. Tuesday, Septem-
~~ ber 8. 1852, for the purpose
SAA~ of conducting Masonic serY-
Evening star., 1952-09-07

EDWhhD n. MtNlDeIS OF
Spalding Council All,
Knights Of Columbus, are
requested to assemble at $50
pm. Monday, September &.
1862. to recite the rosary for
our late brother. EDWARD
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Communication Of Columbia
Lodge No. 285. A. F. g. A. M,
Arlington, Va, is called at
1:3O pm. Tuesday, Septem-
ber o. 1862. for the purpose
of conducting Masonic serv-
ice at the funeral of our
;, GEORGE TILDEN STONE.
L. r. GOLDEN, Master.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Saturday, January II, 1857 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Patient X" Dies
In Ohio Hospital

CINCINNATI -P-For almost
nine years he was known only as
Patient X or Mr.. X"
For almost nine years he had
lain in a coma.
Friday night Patient X died
and for the first time it was known
publicly that he was Robert Steger
of Lexington, Ky. He was 81 years
old.
Nine years ago next month he
was hit by pulley while working
at the Wright Aeronautical Corp.
plant near here. He was knocked
unconscious and suffered a brain
injury.
A blood clot on his brain was
removed but the brain cells were
damaged beyond repair.
He lapsed into Inconsistencies
He didn't move and didn't recog-
nize anyone.
Doctors, members of his family
and attaches at Bethesda Hospital
declined to give his name but they
continued to keep Patient X"
alive.
Two or three times he had pneu-
moma but recovered. He was fed
by tube with liquefied foods and
svitamins and kept in fairly good
health most of The time,
physicians, who declined use of
Their names, said he weighed about
100 pounds when he entered the
hospital and maintained that
weight or even gained on occasion
In the last few months they re-
ported. however, that his weight
had declined appreciably.
The brain injury was not blamed
for the death. Deterioration
caused by inactivity" was the rea-
son given.
Physicians said the vitamins and
minerals he was fed we're not able
to keep his internal organs in good
condition indefinitely. His lungs
became weaker and his kidneys
failed to function properly. In the
end his circulator system also
broke down. MIR. X died when
he reached a state of complete
deterioration" it was reported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Youth OF 8
Smokes
Mari il
First OF At Least
Dozen Youngsters
Rounded Up BY
Bronx Police

NEW YORK R-The discovery
of a notwithstanding eisht-yesr-
old boy has led TO the disclosure
of youthful gangs of dope addicts
supplied, police say. by a ls-year-
old peddler.
The child, sent 10 Bellevue Hos
pital for treatment as q habitual
smoker of marijuana cigarettes,
was the first of at least a dozen
youngsters rounded up by police
in the Bronx since Tuesday. =
Capt. Peter Terranoya of the
narcotics squad disclosed-Friday
that the eight-year-old told of his
addiction when questioned about
continued truancy from school. y
A widespread investigation then
revealed the existence Of three.
gangs. separated by age. with
younger members never mingling
with older boys.
Ih0Se up 10 IL years 0iG were.
called the 'midgets," those be.
tween IL and Is, the "juniors,,'
and those between l6 and Is, Tie
seniors. IS
None of the youthful addiets was
arrested. but parents were told of
their plight. Eight of the boys. one
only 10 years old, we're. described
as experienced at taking dope by
hypodermic injections. y L. {.
A l6-year.old boy, who was
named as the marijuana. suppiief
to the eight.year-old, tod police
that the source of supply for the
gangs was Hector Iopea. TO-. ~
Lopez was held Fridayin Felony
Court on $1,000 bail on charges DC,
illegal possession of narcotics. Ter
ranova said police found a guam
tity of heroin on Lopez when he,
was arrested Thursday night. + :
Police said Lopez refused 10. seR
to anyone older than IS. for fear
he might be dealing WITH youth.
ful-looking undercover. detective.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Calf. Shipments
Below Average

LOS ANGELES R - Prices OF
Caiifofnia.Ari1ona navel oranges
settled slightly this week. but gen.
orally held at substantial levels.
the California Fruit Growers TX
change reports.
The fob. average dropped about
20 cents a box. although sales IN
creased by more than 100 cars.
Exchange said rain, wind and
frost damaged 5 to 10 per cent OF
the December and early January
crops. and has interrupted harvest
ing In California. The result mas
been undershipment Of established
prorates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Tabor Urges
Civil Service Paw
Cutback Soon

WASHINGTON iR -- A cut of at
least 10 per cent in the federal
civilian payroll was urged today
by Rep. Taber lR.-N.Y.) as one
major economy goal for House
Republicans. He said this would
save billion dollars.
Taber. ranking minority member
of the Appropriations Committee,
long has been recognized as the
House COP spokesman on financial
matters.
"A 10 per cent reduction would
Mt hurt anything" Taber told
newsmen. "A much deeper cut
should be made"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

II
N CHANCERY.
Case No. t2-fI2-
SHIRLEY EDNA BREDiCE,
Complainant.
80 DIVORCE
ALFRED BREDiCE.
NOTICE nv PU"LICATioN
To, ALFRED BREDJcE.
f5s Hutchinson Street.
waterbury, Connecticut.
YoU ARE HEREBY ~
that suit for divorce has been tiieo
AGAINST YOU herein and you are re-
cuired 10 serve a copy OF your an
swef on attorney for the Complain :
Amt and File the original thereof
with the Clerk Of the Court on Or
trefore February 4th. \. D. ls65,
othtrwfse Itecree Pro Confesso win
he entered against you.
rsxTEu at Key West, Monroe
County. Florida. this Attn day OF
January, A. u. 1852.
fCircuit Court .,s
SsaiJ EARL Il. ADAMS.
1919 Clerk Circuit Court
by; Isd1 Florence L. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
ESRlQgE ESQCiSALDo. JR-.
Ittornss for Complainant.
sos whiiehsxd- street,
Key West, Floriaa. ..,..e