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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16
CARNIVAL
Drawings
TINE TOLD

Time schedule for al the special
events and drawings as vel a. the
eoronaiiun Of the Navy Charity Car
ilitai Queen was announced this
morning 81 IL NV. nehrcns In
eharEe e ne arrsnscnssss.
The dr4Uihes will iaho place Al
the Sea Piane Base Hangar beein.
ming AZ esght o'clock this evening.
The schedule follows:
n pm Drawing ~ two round
trip airline tickets from Saiex az
Travel. Inc a. the sirline hoolh Cos
flights 10 principal cities II the NJ.
sson.
SIS pm. Drawing for the win.
ners II the dogs. champion cocker
spansels Al photograph booth.
$40 p.m.-Tuo drawings. one Coz
the rifles Al the shooiing gallery
booth. one for the Havana frip
tickets At Aernvias a booth.
sts pm. Scooter drawing.
800 pm. Coronation az the Car.
iifal Queen with ceremony.
y 10 pm. Queen viii draw the
winning tickets Tor door pfsxc. boat
and trailer awards end VIII ccnduci
the drawing n home appliances
from the Island city Navy Wives
Cirh ~. - booth.
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II Not Registered
For 1850 County
Elections You
Must, To Vote

Register now IL you want
ts vote. will be stencilled
on sidewalks throughout
the city. Jaycees announced
today.
ne Jaycee campaign 10 get out
Tie yete In The May and n pri
mares for county and state off.
elois begins this weekend. Il was
snanoooced b. Jaycee President
Je<k Murray. Chef Cold. chairman
a Che public affairs committee Is
iesdiag The efforts.
~ you did not register or vote
IN Ne 1850 county election. you
must Do 20 now. urged Supervisor
a Registration Sam n. Pinder.
"co@e Into The office ~ the Court
hooss and check 10 make sure you
err registered"
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Wife OF Famous
Jack ARMSTRONG
Visits Sister Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sirugo. q.
n Patterson avenue are enter.
tanning a house guest. Mrs. Jack
Armstrong of Atlanta. Ca. She Is
Mrs. Sirugo's sister and n plan
ming a three week stay
Mrs. Armstrong n the wife III the
famous usician Jack Armstrong
Who Is IN his third year as master
~ ceremonies at Club peaehlrce IN
Atlanta. Tie not only cmcees the
entertainment. but sings. acts and
plays violin. lie recently returned
from England where he visited re.
latises and played engagements IN
London clubs. Ne was With Paul
Whisemans orehestra Tor two
years and was the bands FIRST
singer. Other big names In show
business with whom he has been
associated include Olsen and John
son. Irene Bordoni In the revue
Paris" and Ethel Norman and
Jack Haley IN Take a Chance"
Also visiting In Key West are
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Robertson. own.
ers NJ the peaehtree Club where
Armstrong entertalns. Most ~ their
time has been xpenl enjoying the
sun. they report. zoe Sirugos gave
q card party for them and Mrs.
Armstrong recenlly.
Mrs. Armstrong said that she
could understand the gain in pop.
ularlty of key West as Il Il an
ideal place Tor relaxing and living
This Il her third visit 20 the Island
City and she Is looking forward 10
another trip. hoping that her hus-
ban viii he able 90 enjoy key
West. ioo. on the next visit.
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the world famous I.oewengu,h a
vent auditorium
Following The maslcrful lead ~
fini yiolinist Alfred Lcewenguth.
the quartet with Marisa ReeuIes
accompanying on the piano. built
- b = superb climax In their last
pfsgram number. Dvorak's Quintet
n 4 major. Opus o..
- enthuslsssic that the quartz, and
en<1uskastic that the quarter and
pianist came back and played an
sncere q the Scherso from the
same Quintet.
Marcel Chauveton, Who AZ the
Last momenl substituted ON the sec.
ed yio1in for Maurice Fueri. play.
ID The difficult and magnificent
Bach sonata IN Y. major. No. 9.
Nithout accompaniment shc
mnsicIan stood alone In the center
Il ~ stage snd fascinated an who
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DIR. FERNANDEZ


of Miami specialists who will ~
available for consultation in KEY
West al the hospital
The protssstn u an inferno was
considered and Mr. willard Al
bury. hospital director. proposed
Dr.. jose Fernandez for consider
ation ~ the position.
Dr. Fernandez was born in
Key West Ills parents then
moved 10 Havana. Cuba. where
he was educated. lie Is a grad.
uase of the University of Havana
class Of 1919 and served a. in
terne and resident physician az
the Emergency Hospital Of Ha-
vana.
The medical staff Of the hos
pital voted 90 appoint DIT Fer
nandcz on a two months proba-
tionary basis and Instructed Mr..
Albury TO submit Dr. Fernandez
name to the Monroc County
Commission for its approval
The society also voted "a have
an informal dinner In honor ~
DR.. and Mrs. D. J. Lcithsuser at
the Casa Marina "Wednesday.
February 20.
d.. LcithauSer will be- the
speakeT AZ The February scsrnsi-
fic session ~ the Monroe County
Medical Society and the MedlQai
staff of the Naval lIosy,is&i htrc
The medical staff of tfe Naval
Hospital was invited 10 paftlci-
pate In this social function.
Dr.. Leithauscr Is Chief 81
Staff of 81. Joseph's Hospital in
Detroit. Mich. he is the author
~ the book. early Amhulation
After Operation lie revolu-
tionizcd post operative treat
mcnt. shortening disqualification
and thus making limited hospital
beds available 20 more people.
Other routine problems were
considered before the meeting
adjourned at 1880 pm
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81 MEMBERS
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SUNDAY. FtHNLANf IT,
Dance and valenline Qucen
choosing. Duval street u5O.
IN evening.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY To-
Special interest cooking group.
casserole cookine. home u
Mrs Harold phitzer. I13l
FimNler. I'D a. IN.
Handicraft class. owe, rccre.
alton bldg No l7a. Naval
Station. TOO pm
WSC.S. mceting. Yey Mcmnr.
ial church annex. 1.J0 D. m
Meeting. KEY West Temple No.
%. pythian Sister, knights
of pythiax Hall. TO p. m.
Meeting. Juvenile Council,
Clinic BLDG. q D. m.
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 10
Quilting lee. hser Ready Star
club. scuttkh Rite Tsnsple'
- a On
kiessina. Key wea assembly
b No n Orief of nainl,pu
Girls. Scottish Hsts Tcmpls,
40 d. n.
Meeting. Key West Chapler'
Dieablcd American velernss'
Lux Temple. Q D. m.
Meeting. Minoca Council No. n,
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Mr. End Mrs. waller Y. iisrbsth
q vsirviee PARA. ohss are sses.
uoninx IN ksy West. Ths n the
Hsfbssis' firsi trip 10 the nation .
sou@nensmost city ~here they are
pIannIas . several days stay.
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by Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo Ford and
forced them from the car al gun.
point. They then sped off down
simonion Street.
BY this time. q patrol car with
IT, Cerezo and Officer founders
reached the scene where they
picked up Ramirez and gave
chase. cerezo. conducting the hunt
b radie. nptified ell cars % watch
fnr The black sedan.
Meanwhile. Police Officer Jim
Bel. cruising in the patrol wagon.
spotted the car bearing license no.
ssioss proceeding north on White.
head Street. Bel Immediately ma.
tined Cerezo BY radio that he had
spotted the vehicle and followed
u making . right turn al Southland
Street and . left turn down Duy al
Street. They then went right on
Fleming Street and south on Ella.
abcih al which point. Bell stopped
the car al gunpoint and told The
men 10 Set out Of the car and that
ne meant business and would
shoot Il necessary. We held ths
euiprits At bay until the car bear
ing Cercxo. founders and Ramirez
came upon the scene.
Al this point. Courtney rcaehcC
ior hts gun and was immediaiel,
dissrmed b. Ramirez. Cormler Ii
. desperate attempt Al eseaps
then drew Q pistol and Office
founders went b work with hi,
nlshistick and took care Of ina
situation.
A search AZ tins time recovere,
SOS u the loot. The men were
then taken 10 the jnll Cor invesiiga
tion where tosun idcnsified them
as The holdup men. The toiaI
amount u the theft has not beer
determined II this time.
When II. cerexo checked Rami
ref's pistol which was recovered
from Courtney. . shell was found
In the chamber indicating that the
man had fired a the officer and
only . misfire saved Ramirez from
possible death.
The first getaway ear . green
Chevrolet vas later reported
stolen from Mr.. James Rockwell
Of ne South Street.
That these men we're involved IN
. reported robbery Of the Mexican
Tavern on Stock Island next door
10 Mons Tea Room Is stiIi . mat.
ter for conjecture as the Sheriff's
office refuse 10 confirm the report.
ed 81 900 stickup.
The two men we're taken into
custody In front II sis Elizabeth
street. which was the exact spot
that q Cadillac reported stolen
from Paul Bser and connected
with thu alleged Siork Island stick.
W vas recovered 1hnrsdsy nora
ms By Police 50. Jimmy James.
when Queried This morning. Sher.
MS Deputy Dinoa said simply.
No commeni. /" TIE Citzcn has
received q least two calls from
persons asking why The Stock
Ixfnnd ine3donf A Mana Mas nat
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M. amd Mrs.. VT. F'ullrr end
laughter Ssndrs II Raleigh. Nc.
esutd Fsceully o. IRE Office "a the
Chsmbsr a Commerce. Thsy we're
plannina 10 make q sightseeing
toox q ths Island City.
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III. Bottoms
Ends 2 Week
Stay In Jail


&& AWMW
he Mas Wanted ~ Law
In Sarssosss They win
Take Him Temorrow
Harvey Bofioms yin end Ms fnrs.
nights stay IN the Monroe cunnty
lall tomorro~ xAen Ssrasuka punes
take him 10 that toxn whfre Ne
Is waited on charges a. passlaR
worthless checks.
Monroe county Sheriff Berlin
sawyer received . wirx frpm ne
Sarasota Police Chisi. n. N. NJ
soa. this morning:
VIII send man fsr Bosiosns sun
day"
Bossoms turned 70 q tAs Clty
jsii On Friday. fsbusryi h 3
dared ecntltton. We claimed go
he could rememb<r nolhinH hesusld
that morning Wien Ne wcke e ne
Oversees highway. min9s eng
identifying papers. IIn enly che
Ne said % his itenslsy YES NE -
rial number.
Chicf oppuly sAsrIff fpmh,s
Dixoa fingefprInl>1 nelIoms 80
ehe<ked - prints WIN tne Fnf J.
Etsar Hcosss. Chiel. Wired ne
SherIlFs oflIce Issi xeek STATS.
fknS - go n<stn6aa amI <Eaf 4.
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Zanzsbsr and ifs nelxhbpr isisnd.
Pxmbs, olf AfTsess essf coast, pro.
duce abouf four fsfshs "a me wUrfd's
supply II cloves.
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Jack Clarke viii Direct Minstrel
SIt0w For Lions Club Entertainment

entertainment treat Key West IN
near future The Lions Club Minstrel Show signal
last year Is again production
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String Quartet ShOws Viriuosiiy
AZ End Community Concert OF 1852

The timing that only with displayed by
ue world famous string quartet night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-16

The American system II coiu1
was devised - Thousaz J<ff<r'
son over leo Years aeo.
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Reds Train
Troops For Attack

ATHENS. Greece ~ - A ranking
Greek police officer says about
so.ooo Greeks are being trained in
neighboring Communist countries
for a Red attack on Greece.
The officer. Tcodore Rakiniris.
was . government witness against
- persons pat On trial Friday for
spying fof the Communist,
Mexico City h more than 7.eo
feet ahove sea level.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cont.) }
DUPLEX FLAT

M. Eastern High School; nearly new,
in excellent condition.; each apart
ment consists Of three large rooms.
modern bath, equipped kitchen and
nice Screened-in back porch: gas
heat and garbage disposals. Can be
seen by appointment.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S H St NV.
D1. 1877; Evenings, Ii. 3-916S
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

HOLMEAD, Realtor
904 Bonifant st. SH. 620C
Evening star., 1952-04-11

Mr.. WESTERN AVE. AND RIVER RID.
with slate roof and fenced-in yard.
There are large bedrms., built-in
tub and shower, 2nd A.; 1st fl. has
liv. rm. (f1repll, din. rm.. kit. and
paneled den; full dry bsmt. with
oil h.-w h. and recessed radiation;
large lot with lovely planting: va
cant and most desirable at SlS.950.
To inspect call Mr. Ruark. SH
4436. with FIDELITY INVESTMENT
co MA o43l -l2
Evening star., 1952-04-11
NEW D. G.. RAMBLER

NEW D. C. RAMBLER
3 BEDRMS.-$19,95O
All brick near n. H. ave- and Ritten-
131a-ft. sep. din. rm.. lge. Kit. with
garbage disposal. dishwasher; full
ssna bsmt,; gas heat. Call Mr. stolar;
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OO
CoLORED-NR; End AND T sTs.-
bedrm. brick: ia baths recreation
sHERTzERi Ss. Re- Rf!ue 2aoi. w. ST. GltTz9RD 7742i
COLORED-TRINIDAD N.E.-Spar-
king tan tapestry brick arranged
into 2 apis, 8 lovely rms, incl.
pporches. kits. full bsmt., oil
garage; priced for quick sale. Mr.
SAMUEL 6. 'ls REYNOLDS. 5Lfs; soo5 o1 % ca q
coLoRED-ssso DOWN, s7S MO MO-
details. call OWNER. Ii. 3-e743.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9TH and
K sts. ne. Lovely 6-room- and tn
brick home; features include con-
crete front porch, full basement,
equipped kitchen, oil heat, nice
yard. etc. Low down payment.
NV. MA. 0352; ewes. JU. 1896.
COLoRED-woODRIDGE, of r I
ave.-Six-rm. det. home. beautiful
modern. clean. A Erade-A home
with firepl., screened porch, built in
garage, very conv. loo See today and
make US an offer. Mr.. Penland til
10 pm. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
co. 70
COIORED-sIx RMS, River Ter.
race. First time offered. II you are
looking for a 1st-class home, this
is it: clean, modern, sharp as a tack.
Cali early for a look at this. Mr..
Penland It'll 10 PM. LU. 2-7612,
ATLAS REALTY CO. -12
Evening star., 1952-04-11
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTsvILLE-open Sat; / to 8:
Powder Mill rd., mr.. school: 7-rm.
Colonial; hdwd ifs, recr. rm, oil
h.-w.h gar. u acre; owner trans
ferred, BRILEY REALTY. UN. liza.
PARK PROPER room
brick home, bath: bsmt,. bullt-in
sarage: $4,000. Call Mr. Barnes.
with JOHN A. WENTz, AP. 5000.
PARK. sis.7so. 1905 In
dian lane. Open Saturday Is.
New Cape GOD: full bsmt;, very at.
EDMONsToN tnear Hyattsviuep-
heat: 81 800 down, 5000 month,
includes tax. insurance. JOHN H.
GREEN MEADOWs-Lovely 6-rm.
Colonial. 2 porches. Venetian blinds.
oil heat. fenced yard. Similar
house with Gear gar. Both FHA
app. Will co-oDerate With brokers.
JOHN n. JOHNSON. 4. $3.50.
(Continued on Next HaSsl
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COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
1706 End st. ms rms; 1000 dn.
456 Randolph st. n.w.-o rms: 800
down.
1919 Independence s.e.-S rms.
$1,000 down.
3074 Clinton st. NE rms; $4,000
down.
For appt. to see these homes. call
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY
1923 Vermont ave. NV, ST. O436;
eyes,, OR. 1884. Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-11
GLOVER PARK

Six rooms, bath; IL years old. Large
finished recreation room, bar and
toilet in basement. Screened porch
of dining room. Living rm. 16'XI4.
master bedrm 16'x12'. Close to
shopping and schools. Price. Sl7. 500.
reasonable terms. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO.. INC, DI. 1015; ewes.
ST., 4T46 -lo
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

FORT DUPONT PARK-Assume ap-
prox. So. 100, AZ, .S65 mo-. CT loan.
Conv.. to Naval Air Station. Boiling
and Andrews Fields. Quick transp.
downtown. S13,75O; 3-bedrm. semi
det. brick home; gas &C. heat, Ven.
blinds. Anchor-fenced yard. WASH
$s;s Taos: fs MI l. fTIih PHihLiP5 s.
HEIGHTS - New det,
brick Cape Cod bungalow; 5 rms.
and bath 1st a.; 2 rms. and bath
roushed in on 2nd d.; full base
ment; gas heat; disposal; fan; large
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1345
GOOD oh Hope rd. Sc. Lu. 4-34OO,
cSSy;; ssi,,: 70 St. E11zABE!,H;s ssna
bsmt., 2 porcheS, fenced yard: excel.
cond:; 1000: terms. RUTLEY &
BAIR. ST. 2911, ia. 2-2567. Il /
81 800 DOWN-Det. home, lge. cor
ner lot; fenced yard; Z rms. bath;
Oil h.-w.h.; screened porch; fenced
yard. School. shopping, transp. /
DIX: CAL Mr.: Burton: RE. 65S5;
ewes. JU. 7-1SS2. WOODWARD g.
NORRIS, Realtors. -12
OFF ALABAMA AVE. Sc. - Modern
broom semidet. brick. years old;
full bsmt., oil heat; just redecorated.
Truly bargain priced. Mr.. Penland
II 10 pm, LU. 2-7612. ATLAS
REALTY CO. -12
Evening star., 1952-04-11
RAMBLER

3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, DEN
Lovely center hall. ranch-type house
with huge liv rm. with freplaceD,
regular size din. rm.. all modern
GE kit, recreation rm.. full bath
and gar. IN basement Ideally To-
shopping. schools and churches. Cali
Mr.. Tedford. with METZLER Real
tor Builder, NEW LOCATION. 5022
Conn: ave. OR. 7400; nights K1.
S-2630. IL
Evening star., 1952-04-11
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

First time offered. Just north Of
western ave Immac. rambler, only
2 years old. Three bedrms.. ga
baths. liv. rm. with firepl., spacious
din. rm., kit. with dishwasher, dis
posal and pantry; full bsmt. with
hrepl.. laundry rm, built-in garage
and rear entrance. Priced for immed.
sale with onlyHS9. 900 cash required.
]. LEE pONNELLY
Ma. 8316 Real ls6r. Ewes. OIL. 4074.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E.

PARK. 9TH and Farrady
Sts. ALPHABETICALLY new broom
brick. semidetached; beautiful knotty
pine recr rm. with extra kitchen.
screened porch: fenced lot to paved
alley. real buy at S12.950. Call
DAVIS IL CO. 10
VET; SAC per month buys this de-
tached older-type Broom home, on
large lot. Near S. Dakota ave. and
Bladensburg rd. Basement. oil heat.
VA: 1900 till 8 pm. ROBERT S.
DAVIS e. CO 10
BUNGALOW-Nice home arranged as
living rm., dining rm.. Kitchen. =
bedrms., bath, 2 porches. metal
awning. garage, oil n.-w.h. Lot
lS2Xl23. fenced. Price, $4,000.
SOuTHHEAsT REALTY CO.. Ii.
$1,000 D0WN-Brick home located
IN Fort Davis Sc. Arranged as liy.
rm., dinette. kitchen. 5 bedrms.
path; full bSmt: Conv. to everything.
Priced to sell. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO.. Ii. $4,000. -I2
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MT PLEASANT

stone and brick, 4 bed
rms liz baths. huge liv. .rm., and
extra-large dining .rm., kit. with
breakfast rm., oil h.-w.h., Law. in
bsmt. Beautiful hardwood A.; newly
decorated: very conv. to shopping
and tranSp.: good financing. Price,
Sl1,950. WM H SAUNDERS, INC.
DI 1nl5: ewes. ST. 4146. -l2
Evening star., 1952-04-11
LIVE NOT EXIST
S13.75O

home with new gas &C. heat. 7
rms; 3 bedrms., bath; wooded home
site In attractive Garrett Park.
Call ME. 1913 until 8 pm. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
EMBASSY ROW
1910 ARKANSAS AVE.

1O1O IA4l4A4A4VO4AO n v II.
4 b. r. 2 incl .pchs.. 9 r.. b.. l Law,
liv. rm, flrepl; lge. kit: oil h-w h ::
gar. Mr.. Robinson. SH 6075. with
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD. DE. 03l7.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

SILVER SPRING AREA
Good Buys For Good Friday
S1,a5O DOWN
New 3-bedroom brick rambler. de
luxe GE kitchen with dishwasher
and DISPOSAL. Price S14,500.
81. 400 DOWN
Two-bedroom brick BUNGALOW with
Laundromat. Fold-away stairs on
level fenced lot. Price. S1095O
$500 DOWN
Three bedroom brick Colonial. base
ment with outside entrance. coy
cred side porch: la-acre lot. soft.
large GI loan. Price. SIs.e50.
$4,000 DOWN
Nine-room home on one beautiful
acre, 150-ft. frontage; in Norbeck.
Assume ,S14:: 500 loan. payable $50
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-04-11
RESERVOIR RID. NV.

Splendid semidet. modern house with
6 rooms, 2l2 baths, fireplace
paneled recreation room. For appt
to inspect. price and most attractive
1900: ewes. EN- 744S BOSS 4
PHEI ,PS INC 1411 Z st NV
Evening star., 1952-04-11
FOXHAIL, VIIL,AGE
J. RUPERT MOHLER, Jr.
1909 TOpp Ave Exclusive AGENT
GEORGETOWN

Attractively remodeled 3-bedrm. brick
house with very large living dining
car garage. Owner leaving town.
has priced this desirable property
for quick sale at S32.50o. DORO-
THY G. WOOD, exclusive agent,
DE ~1lS -1o
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Price Boosted in Contract
On School Milk Program

The contract for supplying milk
to school children for the next
three months has been awarded to
three District dairies at an in
crease of more than one-half
cent per half pint over the price
paid last spring.
The milk will be distributed to
141 public and parochial schools
under the penny milk program.
The program gets its name from
the fact that the children pay
one-hah cent for the milk every
school day. the Department Of
Agriculture pays 2 cents and the
remainder is paid by the District
government.
For the next three months the
diaries will supply the schools
with 2,342, 200 half pints Of milk.
The award amounts to $151 .692.
The average cost Of the half pint
will be CAT cents.
The Richfield Dairy Corp, 1880
South Capitol street, was awarded
the contract to supply some Of
the schools for $57,114.43. The
Wakefield Model Dairy, Al L street
Sc, was awarded a contract to
supply others for $50,177.56 and
the remainder will be supplied by
Thompson's Dairy. 2012 Eleventh
street NV, for $44, ,400.79.
There is q price adjustment
clause in the contract whereby
the dairies agree to reduce the
price Of milk If the price Is re-
duced to them by the producers.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Building Congress
Backs Bold Plan
For Southwest D. T..

The Board of Governors Of the
Washington Building Congress to.
day was on record in favor Of bold
redevelopment for Southwest
Washington.
The board yesterday announced
it's Endorsement of a recent report
of the organizations City Planning
Committee which was critical oi
plans now being prepared by the
National Capital Planning Com.
mission.
The committee report spoke
favorably of plans prepared by
Architects Louis Justement anc
Mrs. Cloethiel Smith, although
neither the committee nor the gov.
|ernor Endorsed any specified plan
A. r. Clas, architect, heads the
City Planning Committee. Thomas
H. Locraft. congress president
previously expressed agreement
with the committees viewpoint.
The plan still is under wraps al
the planning commission. It is
expected to be sent eventually tc
the Commissioners and then will
ne aired at q public hearing. This
may not occur for two months
however. e-F
When the committee report was
made public. John Nolen, jr.
planning director of. the commits.
sion. criticized the builders fol
jumping the gun. While some
committee members had discussed
the new plan with him, Mr.. Noler
said they hadn't seen the f1na
version and would be pleasantly
surprised when they did.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
Job Decline in District
Laid 10 Federal Cutbacks

The number of workers in the
Washington area last month was
|2.800 below the August, 1851, total
Iof 627,500, the District Office of
the United States Employment
Service has announced.
Significant reductions during
the year were shown by the Fed
leral Government which showed a
drop of 6.400 over the year and
service establishments which were
down by some 1000 workers.
Industries rejecting the most
Isizable gains to help Offset these
reductions were construction,
which employed 2,400 more this
August than the previous year.
and finance. insurance and real
estate which showed a rise Of TOO
over the year.
Job applicants at the Office for
the three months ending In Au.
gust were almost 1900 fewer than
the same three-month period in
1851. Employer requests for
workers for the same two three
month periods were down by
|3, 100.