davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-12-11
IL of 40 Bad Security Risks
Still in II. N. Jobs Probe Told

The lag sometimes stretched to 18
months. he added.
Secretary General Trygve Lie
was not available for comment on
Mr.. Hickerson's testimony. But
~. N. spokesman said last night:
/ Action has been taken on all
cases involving United States ma
tionals where information has
been given by the United States
Government sufficient to enable
the secretary-g general to reach a
decision.
1T is impossible to comment
further until the full record has
been received and read" :
Another witness at the public
hearing was Adrian S. Fisher,
legal adviser to the State De-
partment, who, with Mr.. Kicker
son, declined to reveal the iden-
titles Of the IA criticized Ameri-
cans still on the u. N. staff. They
Offered. however, to give the
names to the subcommittee in pri-
vate testimony and leave it up, to
the Senate probers to decide on
disclosure.
The subcommittee then made
public the names of six Ameri-
cans already discharged by the
U. NJ. describing them as "a
cross section of the people who
have been before u.s.
Five, who were termed security
risks, were identified as Frank c,
Bancroft, a documents editor: AL
fred van Tassel of the Technical
Assistance Administration. Stan
ley Craze, a technician; Jack S.
Harris of the Trusteeship Depart
ment, and Jane Reed. librarian.
Gordon Also Dismissed.
The sixth dismissed employe
was identified as Joel Gordon, an
economist.
Mr. HickerSon said the depart
ment never had made any adverse
report on MIR. Gordon.
However, Robert Morris, sub
committee counsel. said that Mr..
Gordon. fired last Friday, had re-
fused to tell the probers whether
he ever belonged to the Communist
Party or engaged in espionage.
The hearing resumes today.
1t was understood here that
Craze. Van Tassel and Gordon
had at one time worked in Wash
ington. State Department officials
insisted that any information in
their files on the men was con-
f1dential and would not give out
any details about the background
Of any Of the men named by the
committee.
Evening star., 1952-12-11

development located in Edison
Center.
Attorney General McGranery
first announced the indictments
in Washington. n-
l.. E. Broome, special assistant
to the Attorney General, who
worked with the grand jury, said
the grand jury report was only a
partial one that that "our work
is not finished by any means"
He planned to review the grand
jury testimony on Carver Village
and study FBI reports on the
Christmas night bombing of. a
Negro home in Minis, Fla, last
year.
Harry T. Moore, State official
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
was killed in the Minis bombing
and his wife was fatally injured.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
4 Miamians Indicted
On Perjury Charges in
Probe Of kIan Terror
BY the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 11.--A woman
civic leader and three alleged
members of the Ku Klux Klan
were at liberty in $1,000 bonds
each today following Federal
grand jury indictments charging
them with perjury.
Mrs. Helen Russell, vice presi-
dent Of the Edison Center Civic
Association, and these alleged
Klansmen were indicted:
William Glenn Orwick, former
officer of the John B. Gordon
Klavern in suburban Hialeah:
Harvey George De Roster of Hia-
leah, and Arthur Freeze Udgreen
of Miami.
All four were accused of lying
in connection with an investiga-
ton of terrorism here against
religious and racial groups.
Dynamitings Probed.
The indictments were submitted
Tuesday by the grand jury investi-
eating the dynamiting of the Car
yer Village Negro housing project,
Roman Catholic churches and
Jewish synagogues in Greater
Miami last year.
The indictments charged Mrs.
Russell with perjuring herself in
sworn testimony before the grand
jury; Orwick on two counts and
Udgreen on one count of making
false statements to FBI agents
and De Roster on two counts of
making false statements to the
Post Office Departments Loyalty
Board. De Roster is a postal en-
ploye.
Maximum penalty on conviction
Is five years in prison on each
count. .
Mrs. Russell was accused of
denying under oath that she met
and consulted with a committee
of klanSmen to discuss ways and
means of preventing Negroes from
moving into Carver Village"
Opposed Negro Housing.
The indictments described the
Edison Center Civic Association
as a '<civic group . interested in
preventing members of the Negro
race from moving into housing
Evening star., 1952-12-11
EmpIoye Gets Second
Navy Civilian Awurd

Carleton H. Green, Gill Massa-
chusettS avenue, Westmoreland
Hills, Md. has received his second
Navy Distinguished Civilian Serv-
ice Award for work in the Bureau
OF Ordinances research and devel-
opment division.
Assistant Secretary Herbert r.
AskinS presented the award at q
Pentagon ceremony yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Mite Begins Oil ToIks

LONDON, Dec. II R.-Paul
Mite. a United States State De-
|partment policy expert. arrived
here by plane today to sound out
the British Government on ways
of solving the Anglo-Iranian oil
stalemate. He will lay the ground
work for talks between Secretary
'of State Acheson and Foreign Sec
retary Eden during the NATO ses-
sions in Paris, informed sources
said
Evening star., 1952-12-11

THE ROBE is q gift Of pure
luxury! Luxurious royon with
full royon satin lining. Warm,
f|ottering, comfortable! Silver
stripes on wine or maroon.
Sizes small, medium, large.
Excellent for the man who likes
his leisure.
1895
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Western Defense
To Be Bolsiered

uAxaINcfoN . Western d.
(eaH snon wiR b. bolslered by
C<no<|an Ruth sahreiet fighters
e4oII~<t uilh 4. 5. engines and
np~n ~ nrsi<h noyal Air Force
An Fusxe Sexftsary Thomns X.
FlnI<<<1< Wednesday announced I
1n1tI1n skfx<meni 10 bring this
about.
FinIrtief said the planes I'll
<trruxshrn Narth Atlantis Trealy
forces under Gen Dulghl y. NJ
scnhoeer. Number Il planes IS
nol disclosed hui officials aid 49,
would run into the HUNDREDS.
So far. Canada and the unllad
States aione have used she sahfe.
-
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Health Board Ask
To End Septic
Tanks For Sewage

JACKSONVILLE r. A coin.
ms'ite a f1nffda health afnevrs
a11is ihe state haaui ~ Health
= t<hsen up an approval II areas
~ frssdentiai construction Il sep
e tenkx are TO BE- used Cor sewage
Disposal
fhe hnsri wfil consider the sug.
kesilm. made Al lhE closing of lhe
fiasd1 tieAifh tsmleers confsrenec
here WEDNESDAY.
N Fedexal iiaazinR Admiaisira.
- Ill asvte hnme lnans only
9 he9sh oifscesS ekay sewage Dis.
pesal farslHes.
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jacksonville = = fAe safe
nror1 Il Hesilh uxnrs<rd Ceres
nuo<n TAP xhaIio0 s<1h end ND
- easer WITH ~ pfe<enf N1l41S
- ~ 10 Gu do&n sh< s.h CO
&C..
ne board has nct approved TIE
psxsens water sufgiy Gov new build.
inxs IN fhe coastal community. nr
wiInon T. Soxdcr. starr heailh a.
ficer. sahi uhilr the water h noe
dsnGwrsu< - the k~sith - ire sr<n
nary prrxsn. q has On Inn kaii
cmnlHut to nnee< STATE standards
To delezsfsens frsm Coces
nearh eonlerred uith heslfh u<fi'
cial& here Wednesday about me
probiem. FHlA lesns On proposed
housing eonxiruciion fhsrs have ~
been npprused because the State
Beard q Hcaith has not approved
the wafer suppiy.
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ANayees o., Old
Age Rolls Now

WASHINGTON ~ Nearly =
msI1Icn Amerirsn< are exported y
h. 1re&ina % axe and survives
srnellls under TIE Serial sccuTis.
prurram b ne year -
n i<sfImnny p11lis1ed today n
the noo>e Arpropz1stion< Csnmss
tee. Oscar {. roxGe. dIrcs1a .
sne nufVzu Il cd Are I'D Surf
ror1 ln<nr1ncc. sid go. 60 sr
On lke rolls noa. We e<timsie
the total would Increase 70 10 .iss.
90 by 1850. 10 it.i2ooo BY istso
and TO is.s72.ep ~ AID. 80 ~
said me estimates are based a
high empioymeus sssampi'sns.
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so-Lssal Notices
sganfxmmraa

fsIosk sewn tfb, Trast Sse-
enteRH tao AeeufaiMN o. pBMt
- the kss West lnNsst raenf
t'omEanf frrnfdra ~ t'taf
lioak 10 ]. nAEs 81. MnnFsu
asmmntA fsrcssraN tsMMNns.
tne ttn~ ftanarcd Tea fttel
fsst ffslm 10 ssrner 80 sem.
&naIe AAsnue ana n nsiids
street. AHn fnmN4nM th3mtT
aInnE RS naiae Nffsef ~ q
Su4shN eNtsflk Ai5estien va
a. tsal feet. fhssns ~ Fsehi
mnuseN tn &su4hmrAteFiN
sslrrrslon tme itmnaFwd tlee1
feet. thenre a. rsGht anklrs
In \ sssntheaNtfrl4 difetflan
f4gtt tsNl feet thenev "a
tsnhi mnwles - Northeast.
era dffsttion t,en Hundred
afoal feet ott " heynaial
w1rset a. the nsaift q h*MAn.
I'D a 49, Wfsi. f-isrida. thl
ttsh aaR ~ tstFaafk- = - tFsl
tlf-TaN 1ssNF
trtt ttfFl
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Want Rate Increase

TAMPA - - prninzalsr Tels.
phone Co. casssiunrd fn1sy % 1--WE
evsSnsre b ma Fiorids aallroad
and Puklic utilitics Cosnmission
mhieh ne firm says inssfftes mn
inrrwsee in rates.
w. A. nroun snd G. Z. Archer.
sudliors. and Ralph ". ShFiner.
enuinfxr. testified "Wednesday
Conmls<ioners slezeiy xamEnrt
exhIt1x hreaking do1n N tee.
phon< couspany ; sssess. rate xfrae-
lures. salaries and other data.
Carl D. nfereln. Penin<sisT pres
ident. told the cemmizalnn bu
flrm nerds the Increase 70 give the
desired standard a ssrsice.
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5o--Legal Notices
tg'antinaedl


~ w. estate 81
EAi1'H JORDAN, also known
mN NA&NM = JORDAN
Deceased
10 Al Fsdifors and Per-
huas Natlma t1aimw ~ ~.
itAahas AHainAt said ESTATE
haH aHa sath "a Saa are hHFebf
Hpiifltd aua fttnifea - paeetnf ang
IAnss and demands which Fen. ~
either "a yea. NAV have aEninst the
estatf - RALPH JORDAN. dsrsas-
80. bats 20 said connfS. - tee
Hanfy anaNr - Monroe GunnfF
finFsea. AZ his effiss ~ the eanrf
heusF 81 said twunfN ~ Key West.
tfafttin. nithin riahf taiepdAf
niN4fhe ffnm tAe time - ihe first
Nuisatfsf 'mn nF fht~ msstfr~. t.Nph
eiaffa ~ aawana shsii - ~ afif.
lHa aad ahati stais 80 nlaee af
ftftntf aAa fast ufftee aaaFeEe -
ihs iHiNxbf ana shah ~ swuru -
~ ne ftsaflHut, aNeni. - Attafhft
aNd aaF ensh riaiia - aenaa1 ns.t
w tAita HAHft Fe void
81 SHELBY fa1.E
A. aalHn Hlae ratuF 80 the Estate -
tHIIh aefdan. des'easssi
kangs "A trhf .ttSs
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81 tf igfs Dcluxe houSe trailer.
sereened IN porch and path. fcne
81 ~ yard. Primary SET up FOR
family With tao childrcn. I.0i 81
Overseas Trailer Coart. Stock Is
land ich9fg
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TRAILER awnings made 20 0rdeg,
$3.50 and up. Open after af1
Q clock wcek days. al day ST
SIS Truman Ave. feb5tl
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Ci>iiAAN motor sceolef Ia excel
iens condition. been used les
han tao nlosshs. Cost $40 sale
price SEQ Extras. Rubber gloor
mat. canvas cover. air pressure
gaazc, spark plug wrench. oil
drain socket wrench. screen gas
iaancl gal. gas can inner tube.
Reason for selling my son faded
the eye test for drivers license
Phone iSz3-J. J. ~ Bearup. So
Fleming 81. Rear febi2 ak
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WARRINGTON y - 1he D<1rn@
ID porsmcns to-day kicnl<IIed =
msnn basil< camalslrs IN - soUf
M isxord since To- start II hos
li11Irs IN ksses. n r<Ine<nd -
hi11n1 n xuunIt1d. ihrxe rnsx<inr
N nr1inn snd four innxx1.
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q TRAILER and Alum q Roogn
porch. Terms. space 20. 1908
United ~. feh96sx
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~ IgfH tHmaasr sosuv or yum
SfkftE>tt1 sGT1s1af. s1ms'1 ~
tf ftits sTATE uf El.1sm a. 4.
~ sNp fAan non nor soe&T0.
~ tuaNseNt.
tn~~ 10. te-flFs
Tan isE 4 WHSnEilfl
cosnpiasnans.
"a D1smmssn
ciiAELEx q : elNnER1s
soruE ~ rsnsss sSse<
IT'S tfiAltf.fN N ~ NlNllfl<s&
ifrfel fHxie 4Se ~ cara Nffast
NFn isfk tsfx New Ynfk
fst AHR llFREnY Nx4TlpfEn
thAf salt faF lifsarce haa been falasf
tnaiust tna herein and spa Az re-
gnifea - serve . eups - ysaF An-
~ - ths trNpiaina fssf A. snrFs
~ IRE mplaluant tftufns ). and
fils fhf ufis mas AnsNrf ln ihs "a
tiNt - the tlefA ~ thm saFssnls
ntFts ~ ~ hefuFe tha isth asF ~
Mara a 1853 u shs above en-
titles sanae etts4N ~ fhs aIfs -.
.innr thsFsAA visi ~ taAsn - rnn.
iioNE aaa unpRnKn a g~
" -, Annflif tuknfF. Elurlaa this
Ath H4N "a FrhfnafN. A. ~ lisa
tAhAtsf EANl. q ADAMS
ttsfh - ttrealf f'nuff.
NanFo- tunnfY. FLORIDA
- faaA f1trsnes 81 NaNxer
isepute t1eFh
ffl TON N NATkfNM
AftafHrf fef t,auplainAnt,
tfi tHlts tead fsfeet
heF West Eiufi3n
fsnLs t-ss mars. issa
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Psl POWELL. scooter. 10 M. *
ccllcnl condition. Can b. seer
iI1 Non fhister 5 to G pm. ~.
iaA2 w. fehif SIX
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HOUSE trailer. 1895. = n. Admiral
newly painted and vanished. F..
ceileni eondision. Equipped with :
q frlgidaire. Contact Mr. ~ Mrs
ios No.i-as. Coral Isie
rrailcr PARK. STOCK Island.
fchls n
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ptsie traff&n AS - - "a - -
ftt4 ffsfHea fsFen - TkN CT ~
hes WeM4 Nnr saa nfsxNmN - ~.
Z w. laa fsss&fa - The Efs8 ~ NNs
ISL ffiaa ss - "a nantIaf
Ma~h g feat So 80 fnitaefnz
pN4 fmN
- Ffsanae fFeN9 EeNI&smEe
a. fNN i6snFe Aef 49,
HftmfssA a~ fihea ~ 81.
Haae
~ ths fslana - Key wssl.
and Ahawn - A9f 1hFs~ ga.
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eofasE "a snNusone
t@A rsehate ses. ~~e-. ttn. 1850
~ TuE eUf ~ UF 1ms aaf M
~ utsf@ MusNnN guf W.
taoffffA, ~ FuonsFl
n FTf fstmfs ~
iAfNTfE VI JORDAN
r Ail Crt4ifors ard psFwns
Hatin9 t'iaims - faemansis AMainst
Na4 f.aEaHM
Yes an8 eaeh - vfu ere hefFfsf
tntifted aud te0ufrea a. afefHt
eHF fieas ana 1emAnat WhA =
Yea. ~ either nf sou. sam3 nate
~ stNHt fhs estate nf ffffff
JORDAN. asfHAasA Nstf - ra1
t'aantf e. thN t'nuMfN tEssNe ~
tlssHTn~ tWNnfF. N5ufaas st hss
fee in fhe Fnsifs hanee ~ td
feauff sf kss Z est. fiofi8a. STR
ir FaKh4 ealfnsihf mansAr ffatN I'll
iim# 10 fhe first FohlteAftNM ef tHt#
nHffre Eah flafea ~ aensaHN the
~ 81 4fa4sne ass6 ehai sa4f see
DiAs# ~ FeNfdaNfe ass f#f
#ssHe~AN "a fhe w&a m@ns ass enaA
81 - ere e. ~ fk4 FiAtutet NHa
81 atfofuss $. Mna any eah st
:, assa ~ $50 - fifN8 Hta te rA
r. NHw1fN 4mM
a. aantntatfafoF ~ fte EtatH e.
fatfle 3 Eafaan aeesN
Mme4es3 fetf It Nf
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eafuE ro sREDsroas
ttass sFehasr Asf. ~e~.. as. HxN}
~ Efft, cot nG of TuE tot NT6
stb6F, Wo<u eoa<yN.
tioHitsA. ~ suousFG.
w. a. ENtafe 80
tLAhTslN sLARKNcr BROWN.
To stt. cHEpsron~ AVN rs:ss-
~DN@ NAMING CLAIMS on Sbot~
MANtt~ asss.y ~Asn f~Fsr1cs
s.a 81 .ash - yea are herebx
nntfttrd and requlred o. pFsnenf
ans flNlias shd Demands uhloh sam.
~ sifher - tou. mas have ansinni
~ estate - tfatfun Clarence
i,faNn. dssssast, late 20 "A a tssun.
1913 r. fue tmnntA 4uslnN a Aiumrs,s
{ @'Natt tHftda 81 he office ~ ~.
tNHft hutles ~ sAla t'nuafA a. ksa
Mfsts fttslta nathIn esahf satea.
N4f mnntas frfm the almF ~ fhs
fifN NNhttsAfiuH 80 fhls ns.flee
tfsh tatnf ~ aee.nna shail ~ ~
= fiftHa aHd ehaii state the t,lnce
.fNs'arusH ard igAef afflps msl-
ats@~ ~ fHe ftasanauf and aIAail -
80 sfn - ~ fhe etalnlant ~
iTflf ~ his btt,fnst. ana agst
AuFh claire - demnaa n.t - ftl~a
nNA 90 f4ld
is4ifn1 ~ lta'MANs
A. s.lfnln8e4fafef - fhe estate -
'.Hstnn tsarenre iiFssWa ansFaa.
"a
fesiasi p .mass.isss
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BABY sllllnR IA my home. Hourly
rates enly ara Dvvsl or phone
SO w feh1 aa
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N0tuE ra safsDsron~
fetf t.rufsmss AZ. ~~~@. sso. snas
- Fuh sot az oF INV TolxVl
- htsts uos N0E Goa ~.
ti1haDA. ~ Fuomsyst
q e fFtNfH ~
PA i.al = WkRiH.nB.
To as. enrlarun~ Avn rt:n
sss<f ifAtfNa CLAIMS or fsE
Mt~itN attAiNNf SAID EkTATE
Yes $50 eas \ - YEA are hefsass
H~tffi*s aNM Fe1ulred a. mr~eamt
Aht ieffne ana aeman1e ehirh zee
~ NttteF - ta3. Naas hats aaalnaf
ihf estate - faaaitne 4 Wnrsllssm
tMs4 Mte ~ Natd f'nnn2N. -
the tNnNfy tuast - Mae4ae faue
- ttHFns. - H. affles o. fha
sneft hnuAs ~ ~ata Fss4nfN ~ kaF
fe#z F3nrfHa mtftin eKtf smleN-
Haf HHNtAa ffaEH So tfsn4 - tns
tlftt rNtlfleatissn - khfa nnfItk
s.Rth stAfm ur 8rfAana NhaH - Ia
@fftlmm MHN ehMN state fhn uthrt
~ FNHlNehfs Arf puNf ufftE4 -
aIfss ei tist fialmanf 80 stali -
fHNfn ta NY fh4 t4afuMnf. nis
aNNma - 49, htanrneN nn* Anr
go @in 81 sirsnaad aef - fIlea
fsal euAnl.Fs uEs&f
feaf tffIlf ~ STONE. tf
AT. esef aiaft 20 ne Last VIA SO
tes snssN* ~ f@altwe v~afss-
htis.sf = 1arsi sss
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NOTICE nv ~ u1.WkI10N
rs NAffItf f'FfftIIF fHtAtH.
tilF % hnnsaa 49,.
faaf& NfauHsh. AfF&ln4a
Ntu ARE fEHEnN NOTIFIED
thar Fuit fsF dissfse hae hetn filea
aealnst taa herein and yoa are ~.
4utfe3 g. serve e FWpk - fuur an.
fnff en atfuFnss for Complainant
and filr fhs arls nai therrssf vita
$50 ttfh - thle t'0uFt on ~ he.
fuse MNFeh Zen. A ~ fa3e. afhrr-
tse ieeFef t'ro teufsssn uffl 10
entered aNaIuef Auu
DATED this sfh aMN - February.
90 1883 az Key West. Monroe
eHnEf. fiuf lda.
filfeuN tourt
eeaif tARts W. ADAMS
t~fk. ttrrutt t'unrf
Ht edt FinFfurs O. SAWYER
ftFuutN s'leFk
tAtL r.. EsQl fNAf.fsA
Nts Whilehtal Sgfa.t,
ksE West. Elorida.
Attorney ffr Complainant
fehs-it-2i. "a. lsk1
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xo1nE 10 snEDsFon~
a. Fus. rotms 90 gmE Tnt us
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~ TuE stnfIfT sat nv 0T 1ISn
slNTEfsN Mn a. nGt1Aa. st0Tttt
us NNE sNANE WA EtUWnmA.
- tNu HUH u0<uoE sot w.
~ fttskttnt.
sm~r -. f@~tt1A
MsNaf.~TfNis tsstAs'ti.
Compiainani,
" t,stootB
uAENf rlllfaIp noA1i.
1sMfmnFmn2
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1877 mo6ri Aluminium flouzr ft1s
er. Sleeps 4 rcfvseerafw RS
sonahle price Harlan fsfersesE.
Masfif TraileF Para fehI1 ~
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OFFICE DESKS Cor sale. New ana
used, $500 and up. Metal PILES
and Metal Chairs. We buy o. trade
used office furniture. ROBERTS
OFFICE SUPPLIES i26 Duval
Street. Phone $50. febi2 N
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WANTED ~ 10 "a n. Ramsey type
boat with 10 h.p. Mercury az
equal and trailer. Must BE- rea.
snnablc. Write Box CT Go Citizen.
tots II
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posssry PvbIse
NORMAN D. ARfkAAh
Citizen Office
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FCl. SALE six Consecutive n.
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-29

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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-29
DR.. PAUL LANDRUM
WILL WORK CLOSELY
WITH KEY WEST
HUMANE SOCIETY
BY Dorothy Raymer

The first full-time veterinarian
in the History of Key West set up
his small-animal clinic yesterday
o Stock Island. He i, DR.. Paul w.
Landrum, Jr., soft-spoken Texan,
who graduated from one of the
best veterinarian schools in the
country, Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College of Texas at College
Station, Texas, in 1851.
And if that isn't enough mention
of Texas in one paragraph, it might
be noted that his wife a very
pretty girl, is also from Texas.
She put me through five years
of college. DR.. Landrum said.
While l studied, she taught art,
music and the first grade" They
have been married for seven years.
The family at 23O4 Patterson Ave.
where they have taken up residence
now includes a three months old
baby boy and five pound black
and tan Manchester terrier named,
appropriately, "BitSey." Both
Mrs. Landrum and "BitSey" have
their share in helping with the new
veterinarian venture. Since there
will be no phone at the clinic until
December, Mrs Landrum answ ers
the telephone al the home and
makes appointments. The number
is 505 W. In case of emergency, it
is best to rush the sick or injured
animal directly TO the clinic which
is just a few yards off to the right
of the road which passes the Mon
roe County Hospital and the Old
Peoples Home on Stock Island.
The clinic has a neat, compact
iron; office in green and white. an
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-29

purpose. But it is nice to know that
once in awhile others agree with it.
1t is sort of lonesome being cut on
the end of limb all by yourself.
First Street Again
First Street needs a sidewalk.
1t is one of the most dangerous
areas on the island for both motor
lists and pedestrians. When are
the City Fathers going to get it
through their neadS that accidents
should be prevented before they
happen rather than afterwards?
Must We wait until some poor kid
is smashed up and crippled to con-
vince the city that sidewalks are
needed?
While we're on the subject, why
isn't something being done to re-
gulate parking around the corners
at Bertha and Flagler Ave? The
intersection itself is bad enough
but with cars parked right out in
the roadway. the place is a terror
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-29
SHOEMAKER, STICK TO YOUR LAST;
LET NURSES STICK TO THEIRS

That was cheering news for Key Westers about the
continued improvement of the financial condition of the
Monroe County Hospital, reported Thursday by Com
missioner Joe Allen He said the hospital will be out OF
the red by January l of next year.
1t is waste of words to tell of the Importance of a
hospital in any community because everybody knows it
Is essential to physical webeng of residents in that
community.
The good news about hospital is equivalent to
saying that when goes out of the red into the back
it will be position expand its equipment till it will
be comparable to that in any other hospital in cOmmun
ity as large larger than
But coupled with the good about the hospital,
was an announcement that briste with contention The
commissioners had intention to project question that
would rouse opposition They acted in good faith, though
unthnkingly They used too strong a word - compul-
sorry" about the proposal to engage anesthet
at the hospital and that it be compulsory for doctors to
her services"
You can't compel doctor, lawyer any other
professional business for that matter to do
anything that not backed up by law governing the
doing And there is law to compel surgeon, about to
perform operation, to have administer the
esthetc.
Anesthetics is major study of all surgeons Before
they could get their degree in college, they had to know
to the ultimate detail how to administer that drug. That
knowledge included first of ALL the condition of patient
about to undergo operation The heart stands out prm
ary in determining the which an aneshetc may
be safely administered.
Some surgeons insist in using the anesthetc them
selves Others who do the operation, have fellow
surgeon attend to aneshizng patient still others have
it done by under their direction.
Local surgeons have no objection to engaging a
nurse anestheist at the Monroe County Hospital If they
wish to her in operation they will do but they
do object to being compelled" to her They will be
responsible for what happens to patient given an anes-
thetic, and in assuming that responsibility they insist
being free to do what they deem best do any given
case.
That right attitude an exemplification of the old
saying, Shoemaker stick to your last"