davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Main M

Potato salad left2 Heap it on the
center Of a platter and surround
with chilled, canned Vienna saus-
ages, sliced canned corned beef or
ham and serve as main dish for
porch supper.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Miss Brown Married

Bishop L. Blaine Liljenquisi
offlciated at the marriage on
September 6 of Miss Mildred
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie w. Brown Of Leo, S. c., to
Mr.. Richard Bert Carter. He is
the son of Mrs. r. B. Carter of
Spokane, WASH, and the late Mr..
Carter.
The ceremony took place at the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints. Following reception
at the Admiral Club, Mr., and Mrs.
Carter left on a wedding trip to
New England and Canada. They
will reside in Cleveland.
The bride has been associated
with the Government here. Mr..
Carter is graduate of Washing
ton State College and attended
Georgetown University Law
School.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Announcement

Mrs. Charles J. SidlukaS Of Falls
Church, announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Shirley Lor-
lraine Carlson, to Corpl. Owen
Stanley Rollison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Kirkwood Rollison Of
Arlington.
The wedding will take place in
october.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Miss Villa June Smith Of Ar
Ilington. daughter Of Mr.. Milford
Cooper Smith Of Warrenton and
the late Mrs. Smith. was married
on September 6 to Mr.. William
Cluff Shirey, jr. Mr.. Shirey is the
son of Mrs. Shirley Of Silver Spring
and the late Mr.. Shirey. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Howard F. Gebhart at the
Presbyterian Church in Arlington.
The home Of the bride was the
scene Of the reception.
The couple will reside tempor-
arily in Washington. After that
time. they will live in Waco, Tex.
where Mr.. Shirey will attend Flight
School as a second lieutenant in
the Air Force.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
MRS. DAVID M. VRICELLE
The former
Miss Patricia d. Evans

The Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the scene Of the
wedding September 6 of Miss Pa
tricia Dorothea Evans, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Evans
of Youngstown, Ohio. to MIR. Da-
vid Manning Vricelle, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Vricelle Of Youngs-
town. The Rev. E. Carl Lyon
off1ciated at the ceremony. follow
ing which a reception was held
at the home of the brides uncle
Mr.. John Wrathall, in Burnt Mills
Hills, Md.
Miss Margo Wrathall of Burnt
Mills Hills was maid of honor,
while the bridesmaids were the
Misses Mary Jeanne Stock, Eileen
Needham and Rose Mary Caro-
sella, all of Washington. The best
man was Mr.. Henry Peter Vlymen
Of Long Island. N. Y. Ushers were
the Messrs. Julian Vricelle Of
youngstown. Nick CHASER Of Louis
vile and Paul Henby. jr.. Of
Brooklyn.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown fashioned with fitted bodice,
|hared skirt and long tapered lace
sleeves. Her finger-tip veil fell
from a lace cap. ...
Following wedding trip to Ber-
|muda the couple will make their
home In Youngstown, Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
INJECT Wednesday

Members Of the Women's Aux
iliary of Physicians Memorial Hos
pital meet in the board room of
the hospital on Wednesday eve
ming for their regular meeting.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Wills Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wills of
La Plata entertained at dinner
and bridge on Thursday evening
in their lovely home LAGRANGE.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
InWHkes-Borre

Miss Elizabeth Lamoreux of Po-
monkey has departed on a two
weeks vacation trip to Wilkes
Barre. Pa.
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50-Legal Notices
tContiauedl
NoTIcE uNDER FICTITIOUS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THIN
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FL0RtDAs
IN AND FOR MONR0E C0INTfs
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1855
DALLAS WALTER HARTL.INE,.
VS. DIV0RCm
BETTY swoPE maritime.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: BETTY SwOpE maritime.
cyo General Delivery
San Diego, California.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quirsd to serve copy OF your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff ana
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before
the goth day of October. 4. p. 1872,
otherwise a Decree Pro Contesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this s1nd day OF Septesi1~
Der, A. d. 1883. at Key West, Aon-
roe County, Florida.
(Seal) EARL r. ADAMS
BY (sdl Florence +. SAWYER
Depntv Clerk.
PAUL f. ESQuIN ALDO
Attorney for Plaintiff
6as Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
sept2s-so:oct7-Iti 1853
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DELUXE Magic Chef gas range.
New price, S235.OO for $175.OO. 30
gal. Servel water heater, 5000.
Dormeyer electric mixer, $1,000.
All less than one year old. 1902
Olivia st. oct7-tf
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NO housing shortage at Sugar
Loaf Shores. See the beauti-
full new homes for sale, all utili-
ties. School bus. Is minutes
drive to Key West. A healthy
place to live. Restricted for
homes only. Sanitation protec-
ton. A great place for children.
Boating, bathing, fishing. Clean en-
vironment. Visit Sugar Loaf Shores,
Sugar Loaf Key. Turn towards
ocean. See Emerson Realty, ex-
elusive agent, at Field office.
sept25-i5t
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ONE 7-room brick house and one
efficiency brick cottage. Nice
ly handicapped lots 104 x 119.
Rental income $229.60 monthly.
Completely furnished, $18.500.00
cash. See Horace Young, Casa
Cayo Hueso - 1400 Duval. Phone
1851. sept24-tf
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FORD TRUCK pickup. 1896 Bar
gain for quick sale. 40 Southland
st. oct3-6tx
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l3-NurssrY SCHOOLS


JOHNSON q CURRY. Eaers
and ccnsraesors. Free estimates
On new CBS hDmes, FVmossalsng
ard rucEing. phnne zis&-W.
sepsz q
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81


LOT GIFT. on Duval with 8 houses.
Price, S22,0O0.0O Terms, 5000 90
cash. Balance payable in 10 years.
Rentals viii pay deferred pay
mentS. Johnson & Johnson. Phone
S72. Sept29-tfI
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IN THE ANMNNIA &UAMB VT AtAkF
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR
COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHAN
No. f2-az7
HARRISON II. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL FERRY DEATH. also
known as DANIEL FERRY
DEALTL.
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
To- Daniel Perry pe8ttx. alao
known as pautei Perry
I1eaftx. and II married. ~---
UNAltx (1eNitxt. his wife,
whose residence and mailing
address are unkn0was
and II any 81 the aforesaid De-
fendanta are 1ead. the nnknaw .
heirs. deFisees, isEatssa grantees.
aeaigneen. 1ien0ra. spouses. credit.
nr8, trustees or any ether ciaisa@
au9a OF said Defendants who Mfa
dead az amy of them and 20 All
parties claiming any interest ~
through under or aEasnst AnH -
tna Ah1xe narned Defendants ard
70 Ali 1arsons hAstna or cfalntnk
20 have any interest 81 the iaHdn
hereinafter described
The aoashwaNs 4.uMFseT of tie
Soxgheaas Quarter khe Norths
vest 1aaEteF q TIE houtkssss
GnarfsFs she N94xh3aeE Quarter
~ ne Southwest QaartsF. 2n4
ths 8ak Numbered et &@Tttsn
-. ~ ToNHaksu - South.
EAnaa 81 Easf 81 TassahAaaee
MeTiHsAas ~ F8nFtaa 8onsasa-
fnK 1895 arxeN IEsnM mnd be-
EnR e. MnNFas EaHNsY. FBeTta&
rot AK HEnEBY NOTIFIED
that = hAII % eenesssns - Essevsa
fx3Naisxl 90 EmHg "a FezsMf1
eeF "a Il Isea faea& HSL Page as.
~ fAe RMksIe AsNarts 81 steness
E@@mfg. EseFs6a. M8 sMax rs $3.50
Wfs4 rHNfSFxg to ths &Fe<rfH< saM ~
fhe SanA& MhNxa 3eeeTsNe6 aa4 -
QHSsf 10 title 90 kse a@sts Nes
EcTthea tsnas kNs Been TIES
ee&sss4 Ys8 ass gsa Afs hsks&g
fe9@sx@s g ssfss sapy - *4s
a MMAs0m. kea EsFNS MasenaA hkss
Ha MsMnas EsSFt8a. SIS s6la
Nf83saA1 ao4mss u tAs cts
~ So 8zeFk a4 KAa SzF<Mst k<sTl
80 ~ ks<1ee fN2 S4sA 6As - fese-
kM9 48&x Is 4s4&@ss * 1850 -
ai4swa - ~ sAs eas1 bsAi 81 ke.
MKa4 mS - eAANM a. xonfessss
~ Y@m ass = 6~z& Nxw Ma@FANte
$3.50. . Asaaas AnAnn
Fex& ~ kka EsxNt4 K@ss
- ia x4a&hsA te&l
xss s. 49, zSF M&zsss
4&M&&F fA
ny xa68 FssnS# M&Wyek
Lm&1kE kNF&
asssa zt - ss9ss
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ONE-BEDROOM furnished apart
ment for quiet couple. no pets.
$500 a month. 1905 Florida st.
Phone 192-W, or apply 1914 Duval
st. oct7-tfI
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SODA FOUNTAIN, counter freezer,
and corbonator. Cheap. Central
Pharmacy. oct7-6tx
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CHEVROLET 5-yard dump truck
Terms. Phone 1410-W, evenings.
sept29-tf
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Help Wanted

AMATEUR EnseFsalnersl $50 Cash
and ether primes, Sh0w time ie
pm. Thursdays Register with JenI
DutEy or Frank Z. CSnnamoa. Dat.
Ms Tayern. rs pavaL ecsttf
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2A-Trailers For Rent

UTILITY TRAILER for rent. Do
your own hauling. Hitch provid-
ed. Phone 2O6-XW. sept16-30tx
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FIVE ROOM unfinished apart
ment. Children welcome. Apply,
1906 Truman or 1923 Whitehead st.
oct4-7tx
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GENERAL ELECTRIC portable
dishwasher, $4,000. Perfect con-
dition. 2102 Seidenberg. Phone GIT.
oct7-3t
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ADDING MACHINE. Bar.B-Q pit
slicer and grinder, and restau-
rant misc. Bargains. 42O Southland.
oct3-6tx
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FURNISHED BEDROOM, bath,
kitchen, studio living room; jail
ousies, tile floors, attractive, quiet,
inside parking. Electricity included
in the rent, $500. Navy couple.
No dogs. Apply 916 Windsor Lane.
oct7-1tx
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Ss-Trailsr. For Sale

PRICED for quick sale. "a Zim-
mer, new sectional porch. Good
condition. Lot 40. Overseas Trailer
Park. cct6-3tx
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NEW Apartment, Duval ST., up
stairs. Water pressure always 25-
40. Electric kitchen, tile bath, tub
and shower, access to washing ma
chine, parking, $500 monthly.
Phone 229-J. oct7-6t
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34A-Restaurant & Store
Equipment

DRAFT beer box, cash register,
Apply Ponce's Luncheonette. 70l
Siinonton st. sept19-tf
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F0a SALE. Il sknaxkis hessnz
boat Farxf s.ass e 49, A.
ply 81 Casxia Co.'S asx
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FURNISHED cottage. All utilities
furnished. Children accepted. APP
ply 1906 Truman Ave-, or phone
ITO. oct7-5tx
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
0E THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1884
MARION McGTMSEY,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARY JOSEPHINE McGIMsEY,
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To: Mary Josephine McGimsey
Miami. Florida
tBut conceais herself 90 that
had on her.)
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
quiFed to serve a copy Of your an
file the original thereof with the
Clerk Of this Court on or before
the aist day OF October, A.D. 1857.
otherwise Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 2Bfh day Of Septefu-
Der, AID. 1852, at Key West. Nom
roe County. Florida.
tSeai) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen N0tIage
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQUfNALDO, JR.
SOS whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
Rept5o :octT-1 t-7i.isS1
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SMALL efficiency cottage for cou.
pie only. Utilities furnished,
$500 per week. SO2 Simonton.
Phone 2l7-W. oct7-stx
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42-Dogs-cats-pets

JUST RECEIVED new shipment of
Squirrel monkeys. Also new
shipment of male canaries, wonder
full singers. Also, a few baby para
keets. Pet Shop, s12 Caroline.
oct7-6t
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COTTAGE, furnished, all electric.
Accommodates four. Available
October 10th. 1924 Washington.
$500 monthly. oct7-Stx
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Cottages For Rent

UNFINISHED cottage, 3 rooms
and bath. No children or pets.
Overseas Trailer Court, Stock Is
land. Phone 9278. oct1-tf
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MOTOR rs HIP =
"a E1gxks se ARR S
. o.. zA HzTrs Ase.. t. -
% N
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APARTMENT SIZE Frigidaire,
$4,000, 1922 End St. Royal Palms
Apis. oct6-3tx
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N TuR CIRCUIT COURT OF TIN
sIxTFFt1sH yIDICGAL CIRCUIT
or TIE STATE or FL0lunAs
IN AND F0H MONROE COUNTY,
Case No. 1880
49, Plaintiff
~ DIVORCE
poREEN TvY oAIlLEoos -,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO. pOREEN IVY aAIbEa1a.
is Ross street, se1s
South brisbane. QuaenHtanNt
vnu AFr nI.REpY ORDERED
and REQUIRED 20 serve s9pl
uf your Answer % the tss.P t ...ss
foF Divorce on the Plalntlfts neH-
eiter. and file the cfiainnt ~
In the office Of ina Clerk q ne
Circuit Court on or before the ANth
day az November, a. y 1888, ~ ne
ahUvo entitled Gauss, etherNtAe ne
alterations therein reHf&AhFa VIA
be ken a. roHEretea q.
DONE and of1EutRED e hey
west Monroe County. Fiofiaas Us
lzth aay 81 Sc temhef. 4. u sAs.
1geai1 EARL n ADAMS.
CLERK 81 the Circuit tgHfts
Monroe COUNT. setsaas
BY fad3 FSarNne@ = NAWtHf
Deputy Clerk
faag !. u PORTER, w
soileltor Ter Plaintiff
4aa F4eMfnE street.
- West. FtgFiaN 80.
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departments For Rent
(Con.lnuedD

FURNISHED, very large 2-bed-
room apartment. Near schools.
Phone 2193-M or 1909 Virginia.
oct4-3t
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FOR SALE 81 Cunsec1tfwe 10
susa a ne KEY West Cssszea
Delivered 10 year dnes. Sc wesk
y. Peoes y cEsRstsp pepe -
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Movers
s0-Leqal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1880
DOUGLAS STINSoN,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
ANNIE RUTH sTINsoN.
Defendant.
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
TO: ANNIE RUTH STINSON
Route No. 2
Mt. Airy, North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve a copy Of your am
swer on attorney for Plalntiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before
the 4th day OF November, AID. 1852.
otherwise a Decree PRO Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 9Th DAY of October.
AID. 1852. at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
clerk Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM v. AIBURY
sos Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
ocs7-It-2i-2S,1sSs
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APARTMENTS, 5000 monthly.
Rooms, 500 weekly. All William
st. oct3-6tx
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81 Household Items
For Sale

REXAIR vacuum complete. With
year guarantee and 2 free inspec-
tions. Apply 425 Francis.
oct4-tf
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LARGE set Guardian Service.
New. Best offer takes. Cali S22-R
after pm. oct7-tf
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIM
gIATEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANcEnN.
Case No. 1a-a29
= : : 80 Plaintiff.
W DIVORCE
DONALD EARL MALONE,
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO- DONALD Earl. MALONE
Serial No. a. r lfsSazxt.
lard A. e. II. T.. Rep. Sc.
A. p o. 10. co Post Master.
New York, New York.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been fitod
against you herein and yoa are re-
autred to serve A copy or you an-
sMer on attorney for Plaintiff ana
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before
the s0th day OF October. a. 2. 1871
otherwise a Decree Pro Confehso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 18th day 81 Septefn-
Der. "A. d. 1852, az Key West, Mon-
roe County. Florida.
tseaD EARL n. ADAMS,
N-s clerk Circuit Court
Nv fsd5 Florence r. sawyer
ENRIQUE EsQuINAIsD0. Jkt.
sos whitehead street,
Key West. Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff -.
septic 2s-sesoctI.i saa
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sl-Boass and Mofurs

SPECIAL. tur Oefnhef onsy. ftEogs
cypress beat ! 70 HIP Msrcy
oaTs, nnehnv ard Hne. KsKag
prsce. sss7. So CIR s2eriai psste.
Sssz s. ClfEs Martns Ard sapgy
ca, stock fa1zn6. Phone 10
seg& - 4
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40-Motor Bikes and 10
tor Sccotsrs

issz cUSHMAN seocter. 4 HIP. Z
months cid. $50 cash. TIA
PoincAana. Cal 1881 ocst.ssx
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35-Wante6 To Buy
ss-AutomoDllss For Sale

FOR SALE. 1850 Coupe Deville
Cadillac. Apply Monroe Cafe, s25
Duval st. oct7-3tx
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Toverns Post OPS CeiIinqs,
But Floor Is Kept on Quality

The beer, it says here in OPS
Ceiling Price Regulation 1874, must
be of the same sterling quality.
But if the bartender mixed a
so-so martini during his base
period-some of them were pretty
base-he can keep right on throw
ing in the vermouth.
Either way, today's the day he
has to start telling his customers
what goes on behind the bar. The
OPS order for posting ceiling
prices in all eating and drinking
places is in effect.
It applies to everything from
field kitchens to hot dog stands,
with the taverns, cafes and lunch
wagons thrown between.
On the wall near the door, or
somewhere else in plain sight of
the customers, must go a list with
prices of 40 foods and non-alco-
holic beverages. If less than 40
are served, the number served
must be posted.
This, Price Stabilizer Ellis Ar
nall says, will enable the customer
to see what the top prices are
But it will also protect the res
taurant operator against unfair
accusations that he charges above
ceiling, he added.
Purveyors of alcohol have to
post separate lists, showing prices
of the drinks they serve-up to 20
Everything goes back to Febru-
Evening star., 1952-04-25

ary 3 through 9. Highest prices
charged then are the ceilings. But
if prices were lower on April 7.
when the freeze began, the res
taurant involved will have to file
a special ceiling application.
But whatever the price, the
quality and quantity have to be
the same. No cutting in cheap
liquor or poorer grades of meat
Also, the same number of courses
must be offered in meals for which
ceilings are listed. Vegetables
and other items can vary. but the
same quality and quantity must
be provided.
And, finally, all establishments
must file with the OPS District
office a list of their ceiling prices
including such things as cover
charges.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
D. {. Policeman Suspended
On Infoxication Charue

Police Pvt. Matthew j. Bartol.
Al, Of the 10th precinct and de-
tailed to the fifth precinct, was
suspended last night while on duty
at the National Guard Armory for
allegedly being under the inf1u-
ence of intoxicating beverages
while on duty.
1t. w. w. Whittemore of the
fifth precinct ordered the suspen-
sion. Pvt. Bartol, who was ap.
pointed to the force on July l.
1888, has been commended five
times. Two commentators were
for outstanding police work while
the remainder were group COM
mendations.
Pvt. Bartol was described by
|high-ranking police officials as .
model officer and not known to
be drinker.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
District Republicans
Register for Primary
In Record Numbers

Registration of voters for the
District Republican primary went
into it's second day today. with all
signs pointing to a record break
ing turnout.
Despite the rain, a total Of $50
residents yesterday signed up at
the party's central registration
place at 1903 H street NV.
From 18 precinct chairmen
reached by The Star today, a total
of 279 additional registrations were
reported. Many chairmen said
they planned to hold open house
in the evenings for voters who
can not make the trip to the
downtown registration center.
Quarters Open Tonight.
In the 28th precinct, Chairman
Irving B. Yochelson has set up
headquarters in an empty store
at 1909 Nichols avenue NV,
which will be open for registrants
between Z and 9 pm. during the
registration period. The 28th pre-
cinct is bounded by Fourteenth
street, Spring road, Rock Creek,
Lamont and Sixteenth streets.
The chairman of the 34th pre-
cinct. Edward F, Colladay. report
ed that he already has picked the
time and place of his district meet
ing 1t will be held at 8 pm,
May Is, in the auditorium of the
Marjorie Webster Junior College,
TITS Seventeenth street NV.
The 34th precinct is bounded
by Sixteenth street. Rock Greek,
Nebraska, Utah, Georgia and Mis-
souri, avenues.
1000 Voted in 1948.
In the 1948 election only about
$50 voters registered at the down.
town headquarters during the en-
tire registration period. The whole
vote was about 1000. The ma
jority of voters were registered by
precinct chairmen.
This year, registrations will be
accepted only until April 80. Resi-
dents will be notified by mail Of
the time and place of their district
meetings to be held between May
16 and May %. One delegate from
each precinct will be chosen at
these meetings. The final step in
the G. o. P. primary process is the
election of six delegates to repre-
sent the District at the national
convention in Chicago.
At registration headquarters,
crowds thinned rapidly after the
noon opening. Party officials said
the. rain kept down the number of
Iregistrants. Compared to the
showing of previous years, how
ever, they appeared satisfied with
the result.
Evening star., 1952-04-25
D. c. Primaries? -They'reNewst to Many
By Crosby S. Noyes

Once every four years, District
residents have what is for them
a rare opportunity-a chance to
vote in an election.
How many of them know about
the opportunity? How many of
them take advantage of it?
This year, there are indications
that the answers to these ques-
tions may be more encouraging
than in the past. With the turn
out for the opening of the Repub-
lican primary yesterday, hopes
were raised for a respectable turn
out of District residents at the
voting places.
In the past, little interest has
been shown in voting for the six
delegates in each party who rep
resent the District at the ma
tional conventions. In 1948, for
instance, fewer than 500 people
turned out for the Democratic pri-
maries here. The Republicans
claimed a registration of about g.
900 in the contest between Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey and Senator
Taft.
Interviews Reveal Interest.
To check reports of a rising
political temperature, this reporter
interviewed a group Of residents
living around one block in the
Northwest section of town. The
location was picked because it lies
in the heart of the 37th Repub-
lican voting district, where a
major part of the prediction
|spadework has been going on. If
there was interest in the primary
anywhere, it seemed likely that it
would be found there.
The result indicated that the
interest is real enough. There is
also a good deal of confusion about
procedures for voting and register
ing. A significant percentage ad-
mitted they did not know about
their right to vote, in spite of
publicity about the primary.
Out of Is people interviewed.
four said they were not District
residents. Three were Govern
ment workers who didn't know
whether they would vote or not,
but didn't want their names used.
Of the remaining nine. five
knew that they could vote if they
wanted to. Five said they planned
to vote. Four were undecided.
Only one had ever voted before
in District primaries.