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Evening star., 1952-07-13
Republican Ticket
Strong Enough
To Win, Says Weep
BY The A..eeioted Press

Vice President Barkley yeSter-
day expressed great respect foi
Eisenhower as a man and 9
leader" but asserted the Republic
can Party has not nominated 9
ticket strong enough to win the
Presidency.
The Kentuckian, himself can
didate for the Democratic NOM
ination for President. told a news
conference he doesn't see how the
Republican team Of Gen. Eisen-
hover and Senator Nixon of Cali
fornia can hope to make inroads
into the solid South.
1.-THE Democrats are the only
party that has ever done any
thing to advance the welfare o1
the South" he said.
His own chances of becoming
the Democratic choice were rated
by Mr.. Barkley as fairly good"
Silent ON Chicago Race.
The Vice President would moi
predict which Democratic can
didate will go to the Chicago con-
vention on July 81 with the big
gest bloc Of committed votes.
Questioned concerning the pos
sibility Of a draft Of President
Truman, Mr.. Barkley said he was
taking Mr.. Truman at his word
The President has said repeatedly
he is not q candidate.
Mr.. Barkley said he would re.
turn to Paducah. KY. next Tues.
day, and then go to Chicago prob.
ably July II to set up headquar.
ters at the Conrad Hilton Hotel.
Would he be content to taks
second spot again on the Demo
cratic team as he did in 1948:
Mr.. Barkley was asked.
''As far as I'm seeking any NOM
ination, it is for President" he
said. "I'm not a prima donna, but
at the present time I have ne
n1tCICSI III dly OtIlCI.
He's in Best Of Health.
Mr.. Barkley, who is "a, tolc
newsmen he is enjoying such gooC
health that eff / felt any better
I'd have to see a psychiatrist be-
cause I would think it mental
As to the intra-party disputes
which rocked the Republican con-
vention last week, the Vice Presi-
dent said the Democrats must wir
on their record and mot depend
upon the mistakes Of the other
party"
"But If they (the Republicans
do make mistakes the people art
entitled to consider it," he added
He expressed hope that the
Democrats will be able to work
out a civil rights platform plank
on which the party can unite.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Roosevelt Jr. Urges
Eisenhower Repudiaie
Senator Jenner
sy fhe Associatsd Press


SOUTH BEND. Ind, July H.
Representative Franklin D. Roose-
welt, jr. tonight asked Gen.
Eisenhower to repudiate Senator.
Jenner. Republican, of Indiana, as
the attacker of Gen. George c..
Marshall.
MIR. Roosevelt described Sena-
tor Jenner as "the man who
branded Eisenhower's old friend,
associate and mentor, General
George c. Marshall. as q traitor
when he was up before the Senate
for confirmation as Secretary Of
Defense"
Mr.. Roosevelt, in q speech at a
Injecting, of Indiana Democrats,
asked:
'How can Gen. Eisenhower,
whose nomination by the Repub-
licans is being hailed-by Re-
Ipublicans-as ending the domi-
nance of the party's dinosaur
wing, fail to repudiate the candi-
dacy of the unspeakable Jenner?"
Split Personality.
Mr., Roosevelt said Senator
Jenner's opponent. Gov. Henry
Schricker. was running on q plat
form Of "all-out international
lcooperation against Communism" :"
"The Eisenhower-Jenner ticket
in Indiana" he, said, 'is a perfect
example Of the Republican Party's
split personality. This team is
going to look awfully comical in
harness together"
Mr.. Roosevelt described Senator
Jenner as one of q group Of Re-
publican candidates who think
that the world ends at the United
States shores of the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans"
He charged that such "pre-
historic" Republicans still control
the party.
New Party q Hoax
Saying that Eisenhower's nomi-
nation made it imperative for the
Democrats to nominate Averell
Hartman. for whom Mr.. Roosevelt
is campaigning, Mr.. Roosevelt
added:
Gen. Eisenhower competently
executed the military aspects of
our European policy. But Averell
Hartman was in charge of our
total program Of military, political
and economic strengthening of
our European allies, and was a
key figure in formulating the
policies themselves"
"The Democratic Party" Mr..
Roosevelt added, must name a
man as its candidate who can
expose in detail the hoax that is
the new Republican Party of
1852.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
Princess Reported Due
To Enter Johns Hopkins
ey shs Assoeiassd Press


BALTIMORE. July IL. The
Baltimore American said tonight
that Princess Elena. wife Of for
mer King Carol Of Romania. viii
enter Johns Hopkins Hospita
within the next several weeks
presumably for treatment of {
long standing case of anemia.
The princess is the former
Magda Lupescu.
Johns Hopkins Hospital officials
said they knew nothing Of hel
coming.
The American said the titled
couple will be. the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Adler, jr.. ol
suburban Mount Washington.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

Promotions Came Slowly
Evening star., 1952-07-13

This is the first Of q five-port series on
the life of Gen. Eisenhower. The
author is on Associoted Press news
lectures writer.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
The Eisenhower Story
By Saul Petit
Asseciated Press Staff Writer
First. that warm grin.

First, that warm grin.
Reminds you of a friendly uncle
walking into a worried household
Everything will be okay.
He has a touch Of Kansas corn
and the expansive optimism of the
Evening star., 1952-03-30

1851 demonstrators Combination TV radio and 3speed
quantity of 10" and 2O Console TV at all Lacys stores
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OUTSTANDING ESTATE

OUTSTANDING ESTATE
This is the flrst offering of this un-
usual home with the farm makeup
and the rural surrounding In COM
muting distance Of D. c. in the
Leesburg direction, with approxi-
mately 23 acres of valuable land.
This estate was formerly owned by
q now very famous entertaining star.
The home contains 8 spacious rooms
and = baths, recreation rm. with
fireplace, oil h.-w.h.. large Size
screened porch. There are 2 barns,
stable, chicken house, corn crib. p
car garage and other outbuildings.
Lake fed by spring and stream,
equipped for swimming and stocked
with fish. White estate fence sur
rounding property. You can live in
private comfort on this attractive
estate. Price, $49,500, with SIS, ,O0U
down.
LEATH & ASHLEY, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. MA. 6464,
sim. and EvaS
Evening star., 1952-01-06
MODERN LIVING

At its best in this 3-bedrm full
basement all-brick rambler in good
N; arlington location. Charm pre-
valls and home is tastefully deco
ratsd throughout. S2O,950 with
$1,000 cash.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. a3Oo
Evening star., 1952-01-06
WFSTOVER

S4, 600 down for this popular home
IN N. Arlington; easy walking dis
tance to shopping, grade school and
Jr. hlgh. Two large bedrms and bath
I'D IlV. rm., din. rm. and kit. and
lovely den on 1st A.: full bsmt :,
fenced lot. $14,950 total price.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN SUNDAY
NOON TIL, DARK


Rare indeed are these new 46-ft.
brick ramblers with full bsInts. on
H4-aere lots. No lack of space here
SINCE all bedrms. are spacious.
besides 20-ft. liv. rm., there is a
separate din. rm., an extra lge.
kit, completely equipped. Only
Out Lee hwy. to Underwood. right
to end of Roosevelt ST., right to
Rochester and open sign.
Arlington ramblers on wooded lots
Tor only S19.100. They're all-brick,
bedrms. and have full bsmts
kitchens are g dream and have all
the desirable conVeniences. Rear
porches. Pick your color scheme
now and move in within 80 days.
Very attractive terms. Out Wilson
blvd. to. Larrimore, right to 9th ST.
BUILDERS AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes of Wilson. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Army Plans 10 Show
Travelling Crime Lab

The Army's travelling criminal
investigation laboratory, which
can do about everything but ad-
minister justice, rolled into Fort
Myer yesterday.
A huge tractor trailer outfit
with staff of five, it will be open
for inspection from 9 am. to
IS pm. Monday at Fort Myer and
during the same hours Wednesday
and Thursday at Fort Belvoir.
1t carries equipment and facili-
ties for chemical analyses, ballis-
tics, questioned documents, finger
printing and photography. It also
has self-contained power plant,
hot and cold water and air con-
ditioning.
The unit is mobile only in the
sense that it may eventually be
used at central point from which
criminal investigators will oper-
ate in the field. Similar but
smaller units already are in oper-
alton in Tokyo and Germany, the
Army said.
This one is still considered in
the experimental stage, although
! it has been in use three years.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Archbishop Seeks
judgment on Armory
Lot in Silver Spring

A motion for a summary judg-
ment in the Silver Spring armory
lot suit in favor Of one of the
defendants, the Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle. Catholic Arch
bishop of Washington, has been
filed in Montgomery County Cir
cult Court.
The County Council filed suit
late last year to regain title to
the armory lot now held by the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The Archbishop was named a
defendant in the suit at his own
request to protect the title of a
portion of the original six-acre
tract which the church purchased
from the commission.
Cites Lack of Dispute.
The motion was filed on grounds
there was no genuine dispute be-
tween the county and the church
and that the county was not en-
titled to any relief. With the
motion. attorneys for the Arch
bishop also filed lengthy affi-
davit recounting in detail the
lots history.
The old county commissioners
decided it to the planning COM
mission in 1914, and in that same
year the church purchased a por-
ton of it for some $4,000.
st. Michael's parish now has a
structure nearly completed on
the site that has already cost
more than $460, 900.
In it's motion. the church noted
the county approved building per-
mits for the new edifice and had
not attacked it's title to the land
Will Ask for Decree.
According to James H. Pugh
an attorney for the church. the
Archbishop will ask for a decree
declaring the church's title good
if the motion is granted and nc
appeal is filed by the county
The Archbishop asked that the
hearing on the motion be helo
the same day as on the planning
commissions demurrer on the
county's second bill of complaint
That hearing is slated for Sep
tember 13.
The county was denied a tenn
porary injunction to block sale
of the tract now held by the
planning commission and the
commissions demurrer to the
original complaint was upheld by
the court.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

grauUdLeu ITOW
the diving school he now heads,
He holds the Navy Commenda-
ton ribbon and the Pacific area
ribbon with three battle stars for
action against the enemy in World
War II.
He lives with his wife, Mary,
and their five children at Birds
vile Farm, in Harwood, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Seat Pleasant Cub Scouts
To Race Orange Crotes

An orange crate derby will be
run at Seat Pleasant tomorrow
afternoon by members of Cub
Scout Pack 260. The race starts
at pm. at the top of Field street.
Trophies provided by local
businessmen will go to the winners
of the sixth annual event. The
drivers are 8 to IL years old.
Evening star., 1952-08-23

F a c t ory. He
S u c c e e d S
COmdr Howard
T. Fulton, who
will be given
C o m m a n d of
t h e submarine
Entemedor.
Comdr Will
sons last as
signment W a S
as commander
! of the subma-
rine tender Kit
iwake. In July,
1948, he was
|
Evening star., 1952-08-23
Comdr. Wilson 10 Direct
Deep Sea Diving School

1t. Comdr. Walter K. Wilson
USN, has been named officer-in-
charge of the Navy's Deep Sea
Diving School at the Naval Gun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
.BlOOdmC..)ile
To Visit
Naval Station
Dade County Unit
Will Cooperate
With Local Chapter

The Dade County Blood bank
mobile unit will be aboard the
submarine tender USS Howard Gil
more from September % to 81, Sub
marine Squadron Four headquar-
tiers here announced today.
Following the donations of blood
by Navy personnel, the unit will
90 to Monroe General hospital for
donations by civilians on October
6 and 7.
Under terms of a new contract
the Dade County Blood bank and
the American Red Cross, Key West
maintain Key West blood bank
for civilians.
Civilian donors can contribute
their blood for either armed for
ceS or civilian uses.
Navy donors are urged TO turn
out in full strength next Monday
through Friday. All personnel in
he tender, submarine and staff of
Squadron Four are invited to volun-
teer. Schedules will be available
as to hours of donating blood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Two Car Crash
On Caroline St.

A Plymouth car driven by Mil
dred Shepard Jaycock of 1916 Grin
nell street, sustained damage TO
fender and an axel when the driv-
or made an improper turn at the
corner of Caroline street and Tele
graph Lane Monday at 4:10 p. m.
The other car, I94l Cadillac
driven by Genesis Broxton. color
cd policeman who lives at 3.6 Fort
Village. had damage to the left
front end of the vehicle.
The Plymouth is owned by Ray
mond Lones of ll9 Southland street
II was taken to Sweeting'S by the
wreckage service
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
.Cet-Acquainted
PTA Meeting Set
At Truman School
Citizen Staff Photo

An ''ice breaker to acquaint the
patrons of Key West High School
with the teachers and administra.
ton of the school will feature to-
nights meeting of the P. T. A. in
the High School Auditorium at s.
Parents will be invited to meet
the returning teachers and the fol-
lowing new members of the faeul-
ty; Mrs. Jeanne Sisk, Mrs. Margar-
ct Weisel, Mrs. Jeanne Manner,
Miss Rose Jane McCardle, Miss
Mary John Skillern, Mrs. Mary
Prinz, Miss Margaret Tobin, Mr..
Don JaeSchke, Mrs. Emily Case,
Miss Elaine Eskew, Mr.. Paul Dav-
is, Miss Norma Lewis, and Mrs.
Charles Perkins, all of whom will
be introduced by Principal E. o.
Schweitzer.
Special guests for the evening
will be: the members of the Mon
roe County Board of Education
Messrs. Gerald Adams, Julio Ca,
banas, Earl Duncan, William War
rem. and Carlyle Roberts, Superin-
tendent of Schools Horace O'Bry-
ant and members of his admins
trative staff - Mr.. Leland March,
Mrs. Edith Roberts, Miss Eugenla
Nicola, and Mrs. Ralph Johnson;
and Monroe County Trustees -
Messrs. Joe Gates, Joe BOA, and
Sam Pinder.
Plans for the meeting are In
charge of the PTA hospitality com
mittee, headed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kellar Watson and Mr.. l.. E. Wat
son. and comprising some eighteen
members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
andy Roberts
Struck By Truck

Andy Roberts. cab driver
of Poinciana. was thrown
from his scooter when a City
truck crossing Greene street
on Ann street hit him at LIS
p. m. today.
Lopez ambulance rushed
Roberts to Monroe General
hospital. DR.. Martin p. Nah
rer said he has serious in
ternal injuries.
Driver of the City truck,
Charles Roig, was pulling out
of Ann street but could not
see traffic coming on Greene
because of a large Overseas
Transportation company truck
parked on the corner. He said
that a City Electric truck
coming toward Ann motioned
his City truck to come ahead.
Roberts was too stunned
to rise. City Tax Collector
Archie Roberts rushed 10 call
the ambulance; firemen, po-
lice and Citizen employees
came to the scene. Roberts
was at one time employed as
a driver for The Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Driver Killed

GEORGIANA, Ala. pa large
truck and trailer crashed down an
1s-fOot embankment near here to-
day killing the driver, James
Bombay Shows, Pensacola, Fla.
Highway patrolmen said the
truck apparently went out of con.
troll on a steep grade. crashed into
power pole and rolled down the
embankmcnt. Power service was
disrupted in Mckenzie and Gar.
land, Ala. as a result Of the acct
dent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Agents Grab Meat

PENSACOLA PA refrigerated
truck loaded with more than 1000
pounds of pork products was seized
by state livestock inspector Mon
day night Just inside the Alabama
Florida line.
Livestock Inspector Harold l..
Smith said Earl CoSgrove was ar
rested on charges of transporting
meat under embargo into Florida.
Cosgrove is a uniformed driver
of Morrison Merchandise Corp,
New Orleans. He was released
under $3.50 bond
The livestock Sanitary Board
meat was being transported from
New Orleans to cafeterias at the
/ Pensacola Naval Air Station
tn livestock Sanitary Board
placed the embargo on pork i'm
ports to prevent spread of visi-
cular exanthema disease among
swine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Monroe Students
Near 1000 Now
Citizen Staff Photo

Enrolment in Monroe county
schools is near the 1000 mark now,
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton Horace O'Bryant said today
AS of last Thursday the most
recent overall count was 3,947. II
was expected to go up to 1000
this week.
Meanwhile the school population
is settling down nicely. OBryant
said. Glasses are running smooth
" even where double sessions are
necessary as at Poinciana.
Coral Shores school on Planta-
ton Key which serves all II
grades reports that while its pupil
population is up the mosquito pop
ulation is down
\ Responsible for the dwindling
numbers OF the flying Keys pests
(Continu On Pcrc FiveJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Gilmore Gives
$50 To SOdding
Fund For Field

The USS Howard Gilmore has
contributed $50 to the Sod.laying
fund of the Quarterback Club, it
was announced today by Earl r.
Adams, secretary of the club.
Adams expressed his apprecia-
ton of the contribution made on
recommendation of the Enlisted
committee of he submarine en-
der. The idea originated with
Chief TerEedoman Stevens of the
Gilmore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Auto Inspection
VIII Start We'd.

Acting City Mgr. Charles
Roberts announced this morn
ing that the long overdue
auto inspection tickets were
ready and that the second
semi annual inspection of
vehicles has been set for to-
morrow.
City Tax Collector Archie
Roberts said that inspection
would begin Wednesday at
the No. 2 Fire Station in
peinSiana at tlF0 eIrner Of
l2th Street and Seidenberg
avenue. All inspection and
the issuance of stickers will
be done at this location.
Inspection beginning Sep
TENDER IL will continue
through October l8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
$40 Raised
For Burned
Out Family
Fleet Reserve
Assn Also Aids
Polio Victim

Aid In the form OF cash contr'-
buttons are still coming in for
Bernard Biaza, EM1, SURASDEV
Def, native Key Wester and his
wife from Havana whose homo
was destroyed by fire last month
Branch Sc of the Fleet ReServ,
Association reports the followin
donations in addition to the pre-
viously acknowledged $231.71:.
IRA Kapian Of Cecil's Bar, $50
Collections from jar on counte,
of Pops uniform shop, $17.95; Jas
L. Johnson, S.; 1t. william G
Read, USS Chivo, SIS; James F.
McCardle, 81.
Anonymous charitable organiza-
ton, $40.
Collection taken at Naval Ord
nance Unit, $13.4O.
Seventh Day Adventist church,
$25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Herman, Ca
roga Lake, N. Y, $40.
Total all sources received to
date, $34O.O6.
The letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Herman is worthy of printing.
Mailed on August 30th, it reads:
Twill you please see that the
enclosed check is given to Mr..
Bernard BiaZa. We are very sorry
for his loss, and trust that things
will work out for him and his wife,
so that they may re-eStabliSh their
home in the very near future. Very
truly yours, Ron and Max Herman,
former owners of the Overseas
Hotel, Key West"
The local Fleet Reserve group
reports that all &C 'ributicns have
been turned over "'
BiaZaS.
Chief Carl 1llsley of the Fleet
Reserve Association reports hui
man interest story which gives
praise, not only to the Polio So
ciety, but to the honesty of a SER
viceman. The names must be
withheld at request of those in
volved, but this is a heart-warm-
ing angle.
Recently a IL year old son OF
! a Serviceman stationed in Key
West was stricken with polio and
! was Immediately hospitalized at
the Children'S Variety Hospital in
Miami which is sponsored by the
Variety Club there.
AlthoagA-the bows father was
not a member OF Branch So of the
FRA, at one meeting the branch
donated SIS to aid in expenses and
| also collected further sum o
$19. IL by passing the hat at Sec
ond meeting.
When the Serviceman was Of
fered the total sum he turned down
the gift with many thanks, but
said that because of his hospital
insurance plan and because of
the wonderful and immediate sup
port given him by the Polio Soci-
ETY.. the extra funds we're not
needed in his boys case.
The local FRA will use the
money to aid others. The group
went on record saying they ARE
proud to reveal the story of the
excellent work of the Polio Society
which has been so well supported
by contributors TO the March of
Dimes program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16
Safety Club To
Plan "ROadeO"

The Jaycee Youth Safety Club
will meet tonight to make final
plans for the car "roadeo" to be
held Sunday back of the Poinciana
Community center
The "roadeo" is being sponsored
as part of the safety driving pro-
gram launched by the Jaycees
and by Florida Highway Patrol
man Marvin J. Wilder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-16

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equoble Climate in the
country. with On average
ronqe OF only l40 Fohrenheit
Evening star., 1952-03-28
DR.. Eschmeyer Improves
AFTER Heart Attack

DR.. r. w. Eschmeyer of 1906
North Adams street, Arlington,
former head of the fisheries divi-
sion Of the Tennessee Valley Au-
Ithority, was recovering in Arling-
ton Hospital today from a recent
heart attack.
The hospital, which had DIR.
Eschmeyer on it's critical list for
10 week, said today he was greatly
Improved.
DR.. Eschmeyer, who is 46, has
for the past two years been execu-
tive vice president of the Sport
Fishing Institute here. Before
coming here, he worked for TvA
flor IL years. making his home
with his family at Norris, Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. Eschmeyer have
three children. Barbara Is, Will
liam 13 and Jane ..
Evening star., 1952-03-28
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

TOKYO, Mar. 28.-Communists
shot down and captured Capt
William B. Smart, a Marine pilot
from Leesville, La. in North Ko-
rea yesterday. But a helicopter
rescued him minutes later under
cover of blazing machine-gun fire.
Capt. Smart's F-4U fighter
bomber was hit by anti-aircraft
fire on a routine rail-cutting mis-
SION. When he bailed out, fellow
pilots radioed the Sd Air Rescue
Squadron.
Red troops were waiting when
Capt. Smart's parachute landed.
They grabbed the captain, dis
armed him and forced him to lie
on the ground.
A nelicopter, piloted by 1t. John
lR. Calhoun, st. Joseph, Mo-,
dropped toward the spot while
Capt. Smart's fellow pilots dove
lin strafing runs on the Commu-