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The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
SRK Leads
Post Bowling
By ART DAVIS

The strike and spare boys real
ly did some fancy pitching on
Wednesday night in the Arizona
Post bowling league with eight
keglers rolling over 500 series.
Charlie Haselnuss of Reuben's
led the boys with a high 573 in
Guiding a 216 game.
Frank Kessler, also, of Tucson
Salvage, who only has 139 aver
age hit the pins for a 532 series,
while Ted Karnofsky had 539,
and Herby Wilson of the same
team had a 521 and a 211 game.
Hal Glazer of Tucson Salvage
was close behind with a $40 series
and a 203 game. Harry Direllfeld
of Gordons had a $40 series with
a 224 game and Maury Olshansky
of SRK had a 507 series while
Lew Rogers had a 508 series.
Gordon Shoes lead the team
scoring by taking 31a points to u
point from Topps Delicatessen;
while Allen Lock, SRK and Tue
son Salvage each won by a 81
margin over their opponents.
The ssondinss including Wednesday, nights
lac Eolta
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS

FIX-IT SHOP ON WHEELS.
Come to your door ready to
work. WE FIX ANYTHING!
Dial 6-3519.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
Tucson Present
AT JWB Meet

Four delegates represented
Tucson at the Western States Re-
gional Conference of the JWB in
Los Angeles last weekend. They
were Ben Brook, Mrs. Rose Cole,
Morris Shanhouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Zevin.
Reports from Tucson were Civ
en- on the armed services pro-
gram; at the Community Center
Workshop Sessions; and at the
Professional sessions takin g
place at the same time.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
DRIVING INSTRUCTION

ARIZONA DRIVING SCHOOL.
Qualified insured instructors.
Standard and automatic shift
cars. Lessons by appointment.
Dial 3-1O22 or 6-1383.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

ALL TYPES WIRING and re-
pairs. Motors and pump repairs.
RUSSELL Electric and Machine
Co. Established 1894. I'LL N.
18th Ave. Dial 2-4462.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
CARPENTER

BERNARD B. BARG, Carpen-
ter and Cabinet Work - Mainte-
nance service and repairs in wood
Estimates cheerfuIly given. 5O16
E. End Street. Call Bernie" Barg
at 5-6O19.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

GLOVER CLEANERS - Quail
ity Cleaning and Repairs. For
free PICKUP and DELIVERY
Dial 5-2451. Liberal discount for
CASH and CARRY. 2643 N.
Campbell.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
ELECTRIC SERVICE

Kermit OeStreich Electric Co.
All types electrical contracting
services and repairs. 2143 N.
Country Club. Dial 1851.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
CLEANERS

NU-WAY CLEANERS - Alter.
atiOns and repairs expertIy done
at reasonable rates. Pickup and
delivery service. Call 3-O595-
"a S. Park.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

Arizona Post, November 7. 1852
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
AUCTION
VANS AUCTION

SALE EVERY SATURDAY
2342 n. Dodge Phone $500
We buy for cash or sell on con-
signment household goods, appIi-
ances, tools, hardware, antiques,
clOse-OutS. Anything of values.
Call us first.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
COOLING & HEATING

Duct Work Central Heating -
Cooling Systems, Furnaces, Cool
erS installed, Serviced. ACE
COOLER & MAINTENANCE.
Dial 5-129I.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

Heating, Vented and Radiant
Heaters. CONVERSION BURN
ERS. Plumbing. CASSELL &
CONVICTION, 719 e. Broadway,
3-3772.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
JANE 7ARNsR-0ATEo - f7F3iNEss

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Halloween Jelly 5aens pkg 2sc
Sophie Mae Peanut Billie pkg 3Sc
Harvest Nix Gar5y pig 2I2
kGP Apple Sauce lie. ''' 's'' 2so
Iona Peaches, yslIoH Sling No. 2'' cans 5Sc
Butter Kernel Corn No. SOC cans 35e
Green Giant Corn 5e''an c'ea'' No. 800 'on' CSC
, 1952-02-05

would be considered null and
void. Since the youngest was
not elected it has no bearing
on the validity of the election.
The results Of the balloting
would have been Carroll 3,
Chase 3 and 3 ballots null and
void. Chase being the elder
would still then be Chairman,
if the arguments Of the writer
Of the article were allowed.
The fact that all members Of
Council attended the meeting
Of January 18th, called by S.
Christian Chase as Chairman
and participated in the deli
berations, is evidence Of recog
milton Of his authority as
Chairman by the members Of
Council and constitutes suffici-
ent evidence as to his being
duly elected.
/ hope that this letter will
serve to arease any doubts that
exist concerning the legality
Of the present Council. No one
is too perfect not to make err
rors and only BY exchange Of
views can we eliminate the
errors made and arrive at the
correct solution Of any
problem.
would be glad to discuss
the matter further with any
group as soon as 1 am able to.
Very truly yours,
HENRY =. RoHLsEN
Member-at-Large
, 1952-02-05

equal number of votes the age
Of the parties will decide the
matter
During the elections for
Chairman on January 8th, at
the close Of the second ballot
ing, the results were Carroll 3,
Chase 3, Rohlsen 8. A third
and final ballot, referred to by
the Rules of Business as a tied
election, was therefore in
order.
a correct Interpretation of
the rules applied to the situa-
ton existing at the close Of the
second balloting, does not
shoWsthat only two of the con
~testants above should have par
ticipated in the tied election Or
third ballot. The stipulation,
among double as many mem
bers from among those having
the largest number Of votes
did not pertain, nor could
be applied, as it is quite evi-
dent that none of the above
contestants were among those
having the largest number Of
votes. The fact that the rule
d~esignates the third ballot as
4 tiled election makes it rea-
sonable, just and equitable,
that the parties tied on the End
ballot, be given the opportu-
nifty TO compete IN the hnal
balloting.
The writer Of the article at
tempts to show that age should
have decided the elimination
of one Of the contestants from
taking part IN the third ballot
ing.
The Rules of Business makes
no such provision. It states,
after it has provided for a tied
election, IF several have an
equal number Of votes the age
Of the parties will decide the
matter" The matter to be de-
Icided, with which the rule is
concerned. IS Who becomes
elected when several have al
, 1952-02-05
Councilman Rohlsen
Replies to
Brows Letter
Dear Editor:
Dear Editor:

Please permit me space to
comment on the article APP
pearing in the st. Croix Avis,
dated Monday, january %,
1852, under the heading Brow
Declares Whole Council Pro
cedure Illegal"
The subject Of the above ar
ticle should be Of great con-
Germ to all the people Of the
Virgin Islands, the people Of
st. Croix in particular. It is
important that the people be
assured that the Municipal
Council Of ST. Croix is proper
" constituted and functioning
legally.
The writer Of the article
tries to show that the present
Chairman, S. Christian Chase,
has not been properly elected
and that his election as well as
the other officers Of Council
are null and void.
I am confident that the
writer of the article, or any
other person, who will study
the matter carefully and with
an open mind, can be con-
WINGED that the Councils pro
ceedings are in order.
AS evidence let me quote
from the Rules Of Business,
page 16, Section 10, paragraph
3, pertaining to the elections.
IF at an election requiring
an absolute majority Of votes,
such majority be not obtained
at the first voting, q new free
election shall be held. If the
required majority be not then
obtained, 4 tied election shall
be held among double as many
rarkpr from amono those
having the largest number Of
votes. AS are persons to be
elected. If several have ar
, 1952-02-05

balloting.
Deciding 8 nthe basis of age,
who should be eliminated
from participating in the third
|balloting does not decide the
matter. The rule is concerned
with an election when an abb
Isolute majority Of votes is not
obtained, therefore this is the
matter to be decided, and not
that age decides the eligibility
of anyone to be balloted for.
Therefore, to eliminate any
one from participating in the
tiled election on the basis Of
age, would have constituted
an illegality.
The results Of the third bal
loting were the same as the
second. Carroll 8, Chase 3,
Rohlsen 3. Chase being the ED
est he was duly elected Chair
man of the Council on Jam
uary s, 1852.
The failure of the Chairman
lastly acting to recognize this
fact and SO declare, did not &
cannot invalidate the election
of Chairman after the results
of the third balloting were
made known. 1t was therefore
his duty and within his auth
GRITTY to call the meeting Of
January 18th, for the purpose
Of properly electing the other
officers Of Council.
The writer Of the article at
tempts to show that the third
balloting was illegal because
more than two persons were
balloted for. Even if he could
show that only two persons
were entitled to the ballot on
the the third halloting, he can
never show that the ballots
for a third party invalidated
the election. The Rules of Bus
mess clearly provides for such
an event as stated on page II,
section 20, paragraph 2, which
is as follows:
Elections take place BY
written votes, to be collected
BY the Secretary. Every
election ticket containing a
greater or lesser number Of
names than are to be voted
for, or a name insuficiently
defined, or one that is ire
levant, is null and void
re 49, oIirasro41I 4L
, 1952-02-05
Property for Sale

The Heirs Of the Estate of
Morales are DESTROYS
of selling No. II Company
Street, formerly known as
Morales Grocery" Interested
persons may send sealed bids
70 Attorney r. II. Amphlet
Leader, Frederiksted, St.
Croix, on or before February
IS, 1852.
P. 1. Byrd Larsen
Trustee
, 1952-02-05
20 MANY LITTlE
SeSILOHoOo! LLs


q That's why
modern mothers
make sure to have
st. Joseph Aspirin
For Children handy
for an emergency.
Children like its
pure orange flavor.
Accurate dosage is
assured, each tablet
is IA regular adult
dose. Buy it today,
your child may
need 1T tonight.
so tablets only S9c.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOR QUICK SALE
Rock Creek Park; .viers
Mil Village; featuring large living
room. large kitchen, 2 twin-bed rms.
mSa Sn room saan lot ay Xncor fsnesd
900; $4,000 down. OIL. $3.50, 10.
ONE FLOOR LIVING
Brick houses. two and three bedrooms.
Some with attics and Easements.
S16;2s9 eSn.r nPi Mr.; ryan; ~ 4 sr sligS 20 1858.
Realtor. 1924 I4th st. NV. Di. 3346
= 95O8 JONES MILL RD.
garden, this beautiful and we'll
built home has a large, living room
with interesting. fireplace. dining
area large enough to separate from
nn,,ss,.J Living room ON d, II II desired; 2 well
washer, disposal and breakfast
space. and 2 bedrooms with bath
on first floor. There is q large
screened porch and attached garage.
Ihe second floor has two spacious
rooms and bath. The basement is
developed into large paneled club
ing msns and ~. workshop s;;hs rooms. There are
home and at price Of $4,000 It
represents an outstanding value
SHOWN by appointment only. iNEZ
GuSHARD. REALTOR. OR. 1922.
~, OPEN SUNDAY, / TO =.
silver Spring, S017 Takoma ave
walk to church. school, shopping.
Redeeorated brick home. Liv. rri.
tE3xl3 it,. fireplace, den. din. rm.,
siec; kit; 9 bedrms.. tiled bath; ali
nttarowood mrs.; many closets. Vene-
Ian blinds, knotty pine rec. rm.,
fireplace. powder rm.. laundry tubs,
b:-i gar: o.h.-w.h.: fenced lot.
Many other features. 500, 800.
terms. BRII4EY REALTY CO., UN.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOO 1dERN MAR YLAND
LA PLATA, MD.-Town residence,
excellent neighborhood; 4-acre lot,
1andscaped. beautiful trees; town
water; convenient schools, churches;
10 rooms. bath, large porch, oil
burner heat. basement; garage, out
buildings. S17, 900.
eRYANTOWN, MD:-Early American
brick Groom dwelling, large corner
lot. excellent neighborhood; 2 baths,
original woodwork, oil. burner heat:
landscaped lawn. garden; 20 miles
D. c. $4,000.
COBB ISLAND MD.-Charming g.
rm. bungalow, completely. insulated;
storm windows. screens, bath. mod
ern conveniences; handicapped lawn;
good neighborhood; waterfront priv
ilegeS. $4,000.
BENEDICT. MD.-On good road; f.
S9om re- 9'noo dwelling BATH electricity,
BEL ALTON. MD, Charles County
Six-room house (needs repair; on
State road. power line and telephone
available; 8-acre lot; good neighbor-
hood. $4,000.
LEONARD SNIDER
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Silver Spring-Open ST
$13,50O- BedrmS.-Offer
preWar D JIM. f. shinsie at 'Aheae' home WITH WITH
breezeway and garage. on shady lot
Price open to offer. Dir.: on Flyers
Mil I'd. on Wheatley I'd. left on
Oberon, right on Muir.
6-Rm. Colonial-$16,500
First Time Offered
brick and JIM. home with full bsmt..
Law. and exit. aluminium storm sash
level lot. Dir: on Ga. ave. on
Hildarose, right on Gates.
CloSe-In Location
$22, 500 Or Best Offer
S13 Buckineham drive, Owner builder
brick Cape Cod with full bsmt.,
close to schools, vacant. Dir: on
Old Bladensburg I'd. on Buckingham
Northwood Pk.-$25,950
4 BedrmS., 2 Baths
1920 Sutherland rd. Charming pre-
war brick home, large rms, bath
flrst f.. bdrms. bath second A.
large shady lot with barbecue pit.
Dir: on Colesville rd. past Four
Corners. left on Lorraine, right on
Sutherland.
Seven Oaks Colonial
Bedrm., Bath, First Fl.
308 Hamilton ave. Quality built all
brick home with 3 twin-sizc bdrms.,
bath second fl. Large liv, rm., din
rm.. kit. bdrm;. bath first a. Bsmt..
rec. rm:, oil h.-w:h. Lot 70x152
Asking S36.95O. Dir: on franklin
ave-. on Worth ave, follow arrows.
New All-Brick Homes
Priced Low From $15,750
5000 blk. McComas ave. ga bdrms.
l-2 baths. ramblers and Cape Gods,
lily. rm. and bsmt:. fireplace, equip.
kits. garage. Only 4 left. Trades
accepted. Dir: OF Ga. ave. on
Plyers MN rd., right on st. Mar
BEERS BROS. SH. OSLO
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
1OI ELMIRA ST. S.W-
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ZEAL BARGAIN; $3.50; 5 rms, .
ssrss screened poEihss Eins 2SsLW sslSr elec.
f-ROOM FRAME HOUSE; electricity;
IA acres: Price, $3.50. Call Wal
Evening star., 1952-08-17
$500 DOWN

INDIAN HEAD, MD.-Two- bedroom
asbestos shingles; hardwood floors,
oil heat, electric refrigerator, gas
stove, shower and tub; fenced yard
Low monthly payments. 3 FAIR
MONT PLACE
Evening star., 1952-08-17
LEONARD SNIDER
OPEN SUM-, 2-5 PM.
$1,000 DOWN
Southern Md Horoec

NEAR INDIAN HEAD. MD.
TO celebrate the opening Of our new
Southern Maryland once, we are
Offering 8 fine homes. Custom-built
on acre lots. 8 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, is an example of
what we have. Out Indian Head
highway II mi. right at Accokeek
sign. 2 mi. to homes on left
We specialize in Southern Maryland
homes and have a large number CT
lsttngs. Mr.. Rees, Indian Head
1902 or 4S5f. LYMAN c. DELE
Il CO., INC, ST. $500. III
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES For sAIE-MD.
Silver Spring Bargain
$13,95O
OPEN SUNDAY. OZARK

Three bedroom brick BUNGALOW; full
basement. outside entrance, s.-c.
heat, Bendix washer, 52-gallon hot
water heater; storm window screens;
beautiful level fenced lot with shade
trees and shrubbery. Two blocks
school and bus. House must be sold.
Out Georgia ave.. left on
Plyers Mil rd.. follow Hewitt open
sign to S12S Jennings I'd.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
s4s7 Fenton St. 81. 5000
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BETHESDA
301 HOLLAND AVE.
MAPLEWOOD
Unusually Attrac. Rambler

New red-brick rambler on an excep-
ttonally fine corner wooded lot; short
walk from NH; g bedrms., living
in porch with view; full basement
and built-in garage.
OPEN l TO z
TO reach: Out Wisconsin past Naval
Hosp. left on Cedar lane, right on
Locust. right on Arcadia, left on
Danbury to property.
Margaret J. Dunkley
OIL. $500. cEzkks2EL1r EzsEaSh 7ss.J-11.
BETHESDA BRICK-$l8,7 $50
arnt1oxs ssas xsosEDAIE AYE, ..r,zs
OPENS OPEN SUNDAY, ~ s?IA''
WALKING DISTANCE TO NAVAL
HOSPITAL PUBLIC AND PARo-
stairs. slassed-in front porch, living
rm; with fireplace. dining rnn., kit.
with large refrigerator and electric
stove. full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; economical gas-fired hot
water radiator heat; fenced back
yard with detached garage: wonder
larger family desiring top conven-
fences or excellent for room rentals
to meet needs with the completion Of
public health hospital. Flexible
terms by owner who is being trans
.ferred: STOP IN TO MAKE YOUR
wisconsin ave. Q blocks
past past. Esst,Wsst e ives hwy. to Rosedaie.
County Investment, Inc.
10. s-61q Ewes. and SUM-. sH. sse4.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

ROCKVILLE
ee-bedrm.. bath, liy. rm., kit, full
bsmt. bungalow; all modern inn
provements. Lot 75x21O. Priced,
$10,5OO.
J. VINSON PETER
Rockville 1851 or call r. A, Wad-
oil, 0aithersburg 325. III
Evening star., 1952-08-17
OPEN TODAY
/ TO 6
1922 MINTER PL.

'ccH coionisHi detached bEn'i briek + located aadi
in one Of the best neiShborhoods in
the suburbs: Ice. rms, .f1repl:
big bedrms. on 2nd: full basement;
ssspsd sss s' pres hest sc5dS se d5SSt nicely iAnd'
Piney Branch rd. to Cedar st. NV.
pass under viaduct. bear risht ON
Carroll ave-, Takoma Park, con-
tinue north to Central ave, turn
right to Jackson ave, e blocks,
turn left to Minter pl, u block,
then right to our open sign. CLYDE.
terms. DE. 7745.
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.
$3.50 Maple st. NV. GE. 2270
Evening star., 1952-08-17
7419 Birch Ave

74I9 Birch Ave.
S2; 500 cash down. Two-bedrm. br,cl
Cape Cod. liv. rm., din. rni., Iii
tile bath; stairway to expar. attic
Iull bsmt.. hot-water heat, gar
MONTGOMERY. County location con-.
venient to elementary and jr. hish
seaCSis. Seac6 or Ked9sed to SIS, 200. 1o
pnila ave-. right to Birch ave, risht
Evening star., 1952-08-17
WOOD ACRES

We are. starting a group of s new
homes In this most desirable pro-
tected community for delivery about
Dec, l. To be priced below the
market with excel. financing avail.
csII roT M Minspestlon N t 81 ~ plans and lots
WOOD ACRES coNsTRucsT1. CORP.
OIL. 3240, Ewes. WI, Sf35I Id
Evening star., 1952-08-17
SILVER SPRING
S31 RICHMOND AVE.

OPEN no EWES.
Owners 70 2.r3a,s 2; SAT 1;,,!N AND sun. -.
MEDIATE sale Of this Ideally iocated
And newly redecorated large b bunsS.
low OF sturdy brick.frar1e con-
struetion containing Z lovely liy. m rIli.
with fireplace. din. rm.. full bath.
sun nrn,IrtIa psTior or hedrn.: all Of large
front. porch; End n. has . bedrmse ms
full bsth and den; full hiSh DRY
psmt. with new h.-w. oil furnace:
get: garage; property now excel.
!entiy financed under one large
trust; MUST BE SOLD. SUB
81 ss5Iantlai d cash. Call Sun. nf ewes.
WOoDRIDdE REALTY. NO. 7aoa
Evening star., 1952-08-17

1906 Takon1a Ave.
Modern, 3-bedrm. rambler with rscr
rrsdii Tm;, iiv; I'm. rn,; with flrepl,. equip. kit
Attractive financing aysiiSbie ouTs r.
reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. tee
fnla. ave. left to Tekoma ave-
right to 1905. ~'e'
Evening star., 1952-08-17

IORTH CHEVY CHASE. . Kenilyorth
dr.: beautiful old home. recentiy
modernized. bedrms., IN baths,
l1v. rm., din. rm., modern kit
reception hall. Nearly l acre ground
Excellent buy, 1
JOSEPH F. SWAIN, INC.
WI. 34l3 WI. 1922
Evening star., 1952-08-17
HOUSES FOR sAlLMp.
DALE DRIVE AREA
SILVER SPRING
FIRST SHOWING

OO04OIW 1G1UW0GE1G0
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-. 12-DARK
New brick ramblers. adjoining park.
yestibule entr,. 8 lge. bedrms.. all
slec. kit. with dishwasher and 9
half bath. Drive out to 200 block
Of Dale drive fright Of Colesville
I'd. at Mrs. ks. or left on Piney
Branch rd.l A. j. KESSIN0ER 4
CO., SH. 4644 -17
Evening star., 1952-08-17
701 Boston Ave

7O1 Boston Ave.
Reduced to $13,95O. with $4,000
cGash. Two-bedrm. brick bunEafoW'
Nv. rm;. separate din. rm., newly
equip: Kit: stairway to lge. attic
transp; and shopping. 10 reach:
Out F1ney Br. I'd. to Philadelphia
ave. left to ITakoma ave, riTht ID
Boston ave, left To 7n1 s0
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

3O2 PenWOod
Near st. Bernadette's parochi., an,
public schools. Four-bedrm. a-baff All
brick Colonial. Liv. rm. with mir.
roreq hrepl.,. liv. rm., kit, screenet
porch. fun bsmt., Ice. lot. SIS. 5.O0e
cas-, cash. submit best offer TO reach;
BUR- burg TSlesyiale rS yias. "a. e. y to Old Bladens.
LETT to Cherry Tree lane, risht r.
FenWood and left to open house.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

per Spring; 2-story Colonial win
: bedrooms and IA baths e, md
roor. also lst-floor den; in excel
lent condition and very tastefullv
1ecorated; S1S,250. RIPLEY &
ROMER, Realtors. 81. Gill, Omen
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

1ETHESDA-Bradley Hills; new de
luxe brick rambler across road from
: 21a paths, 2 firepls., GE de luxe
kti.; full daylight bsmt Inexpen-
sively expandable to 5 bedrms., 3
baths, 2 iv. rms. Lge. wooded
corner lot. Brite drive off Bradley
blvd. N mi. from Wisconsin ave
$4,000, A. w. BRANDT. Builder,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-07
Plan To Give Congress More
Effective Check On Federal
Spending Comes Before Senate

a staff similar to the highly-trained
technical group which now works
for the Senate and House tax-writ-
ing committees.
On the Joint committee would be
five members each from the Sem
ate and House Appropriations Com
mittees, and four each from the
Government Operations Commit
tees.
Sponsors of the bill contend the
Appropriations Committees do not
now have the time or the staff to
check on the tremendous federal
budgets being sent to Congress.
These are running eight to 10 times
the size of pre- world war two
budgets.
The Senate Government Opera
tons Committee, headed by Me
Clellan, said:
"The result is that many mil
lions Of dollars have been appro-
priated in excess Of The actual re-
quirements and needs to properly
carry on the functions ug the fed
eral government.
Those excuses have made
worse the large recurring deficits
which must be passed on In the
form of new taxes to the already
oyerburdeaed taxpayers, and i'm
less stopped may eventually lead
to national bankruptcy.
Congress, the committee said, is
confronted with imposing and in,
creasing threats To the national
economy because al ever mounting
spending pressures both from In
ternaI sources and from abroad :
The staff Of the ioint committee
ON the budget would have the duty
OF checking details Of sil federal
operations 10 give the apprupsia-
tiuas committees dat d on each
budget item. II also would be as.
signed to-
l.. Study prospective tax reven-
ues so that - well c0n lGred
fiscal progra mmay be devised n
hold expenditures 70 the mln-
imum.
z. Make recommendation to the
proper congressional committees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-07
JR. BASEBALL LEAGUE

The Jr. Baseball League, spon-
sored by the American Legion,
got off with q bang last Wednes-
day and in the opening game
the Evans Enterprises ran into a
few difficulties before they final
" won, and Pepe's Cafe also has
a very good club, and that first
game is not a game where we
can judge the players. all were
nervous and in a few more
games We will see some real
ball. In that first game, little
Joe Diaz had four chances at
second without an error, walked
twice and stole base, Kerr
.'Mockingbirdr to his m any
friends, played a great game be-
hind the plate and Watson at
first, looked good for Evans,
Santana was the first Jr. Lacquer
TO hit one over the left field
wall, although it bounced, it
went over just the same
Piia pitched good game and
started out d little shaly, but
he only was in trouble in the
fifth. when Pepe's sluggers
touched him for 5 hits including
a walk ard an error for runs.
For pepe's the hitting Of E. Ro-
driguez featured a triple and a
single, and in the eighth. famed
with a man on third. l.. Rodri-
guez famed in the last frame
with the tieing run on third and
the winning on second. E. Mira
caught a nice game and A Leon
at first and Bazo in center look
ed good.