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Evening star., 1952-01-27

taking daily soundings on COM
munist strategy in the Korean
armistice conference.
With q wry smile. Vice Admiral
Turner Joy. the senior United
Nations truce negotiator, admits:
i've been given a good insight
into the mentality and morality
of the people we are going to
have to deal with for a long,
long time"
If you want to know what the
Red strategy is like. the 56-year-
old Admiral will refer you to a
book by Nathan Leites. called "The
Operational Code of the Politburo." /"
That's required reading for
every Allied negotiator," he said.
"And it should be required reading
for everybody.
"It describes Communist con-
ference-room strategy and tactics
and we find at Panmunjom
that they follow 1t closely"
Picking up the book. he said
listen to this" Then he read:
"Only the effect of a statement
is important, not its truth. In
making statements. Communists
must not be concerned with truth
or consistency. The Bolshevik
lies when it is expedient to lie
{. threats, abuse, lnvectiye are
forms of pressure. They will be
used when it is expedient to put
pressure on the enemy -"
The admiral stopped reading and
Evening star., 1952-01-27
u. 5. Chamber ()fficia
Calls Truman Budget
Highly InilafionaIy
By DonoId B.. HodIey

The type Of deficit financing
proposed by President Truman in
his budget message Monday will
add greatly to inflationary pres
sures. George Cline Smith. director
lof the Government Economy Pro-
gram Of the United States Cham
Der Of Commerce. wrote chamber
members yesterday.
TN his budget message. the
President recognizes the end Of
la 'pay-as-We-go' program Of liv-
ing within our budget" said Mr..
Smith. Since tax revenues have
recently been estimated at $40 bill
lion to $73 billion in fiscal 1858,
spending Of $85 billion would leave
la budget deficit Of $12 billion to
SIS billion.
The President plans to MI
this gap partly by further tax
increase and partly by further
borrowing. which will increase the
national debt"
A table prepared by the chamber
to show what $85 billion will cost
per family in each State listed
the District average per family
|as 1886, highest in the Nation.
The per-family average for the
entire country was given as 1,935.
Average tax liability per family
in the next 10 States, as computed
by the chamber Delaware, 2.578;
New York. $2.478; Connecticut.
$2,341; Nevada, $2,317; Illinois.
$2,292; Massachusetts,, $2.192;
New Jersey, $2,140; Pennsylvania,
$2.132; Michigan. SALT; Ohio.
$2.1O9.
The chamber commented that
Congress may make large cuts in
the Presidents $85 billion spend
ing estimate.
Moreover, some people who are
familiar with Federal financing
believe that Government income,
under present tax laws, will be
higher than the $70.a98, ,00O, 900
which is estimated" the chamber
said.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

said: "That's the way it Is at
Panmunjom, all right. That's the
way they operated
Admiral JOY ran the fingers
of his right hand through his
.wavy, gray hair. Then ne said: !:
you know, I lost 10 pounds in
the first two weeks of these con-
ferences-bac in July. That was
"a difficult time. We were trying
to size up the Communicated
their attitudes lnd derstand their
feelings. And we knew the whole
world was watching us. The whole
world.
Things are different now. We
know what to expect.
II got my 10 pounds back and
I'm holding my own. I've got my
second wind. you might say. This
thing has dragged on SO long
that everybody is used to It,"
What does Admiral Joy think
of the Stalemate?
GAS I have said," he replied
"I can't afford to be optimistic
or pessimistic. All ] can do is con-
tinue to hope that the Commu-
nists viii come forward with a
working demonstration Of good
faith"
The Admiral lives in a tent IA
by 80 feet. It has weatherboard
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Us. Nabs Dope Suspect
with Unlimited Funds
Ry ne Assoeioisd Pres.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26. The
|FBI reported today that . Ma
|tion-wide search for Rosario
Frank the Sheik" Tornello. de-
scribed as q dope dealer with un-
funds. ended with his ar
rest Friday in an Eastchester bar.
The 53-year-old Tornello was
arraigned before United States
Commissioner Edward Mcdonald
as a fugitive from q flve-count
narcotics indictment and was held
In $25. 900 bah.
"Tornello is connected with the
top French and Italian sources Of
narcotics Illegally being shipped
to the United States said Assist
ant United States Attorney Moses
1. Kove.
He said the defendant had ac-
cess to unlimited funds from q
source Of several million dollars. =
The prosecutor said Tornelio
kept several "high-powered" auto
mobiles and continually switched
license plates in fleeing about the
country after his Indictment last
June.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Korea Truce Talks Anchor AdmiroIsJoy
In Munson Orchard Nearly 7 Months

DduC0 n14Q QAn0OAC WAAAOW0s wv OAA
q plain wooden desk,
Korean straw mats. camp chairs
and one easy chair. The Admiral
won't sit In the easy chair.
Here the Admiral outlines the
strategy his negotiators will use
at Panmunjom from day to day.
He guides the. sub delegations
what they say and what the policy
should be. I
Chain Of Orders.
"Of course, I'm subject to the
overall policy of Gen. Ridgway
who Gin turn gets his orders from
the Joint Chiefs of Staff" Ad-
miral Joy explained.
Besides running the armistice
talks, Admiral Joy still is COM
mander Of naval forces Of the Far
East. He works high naval policy
matters into his daily routine. .
He breakfasts lightly at 7:f5
am. and Immediately plunges into
conference strategy - the final
papers, ideas, changes or points to
be brought out more fully. Then
he confers with the subdelegates
before they fly to Panmunjom at
l0:35 am. each morning.
Admiral Joy spends the remain
der Of the morning going over
minutes Of previous meetings,
watching especially the Com
munist strategy" he said. He
works on a daily log or diary" a
personal history of the day to day
negotiations"
Admiral JOY has quite q few
visitors in the afternoon.
Gen. Ridgway comes over once
every two or three weeks.
Tokyo Visits Help.
The Admiral goes to Tokyo
when he can every month or so.
"It helps my perspective since all
the broad policy orders come from
Tokyo" he added. "It helps Gen.
RidgWay's perspective to come to
Korea"
The Admiral laughed. Gust be-
cause he comes to see me doesn't
mean there is going to be a revo-
luton in the armistice talks. But
you couldn't tell it from reading
the papers"
Admiral Joy criticized news
stories that anticipate changes in
United Nations procedure.
"It's hard to play poker with
a mirror behind your back" he
said.
In the late afternoon the other
negotiators pile into the Admiral's
quarters for a cocktail hour talk
fast.
"This is the sort of session
the admiral really enjoys" an
officer said. HE has some bril-
liant men on his staff and he
makes a wonderful moderator. He
never runs on impulse. It's diff
cult to railroad the old man
he's got a keen nose for baloney.
"He makes up his own mind
after hell of a lot of delibera-
tion and when he makes it up,
It's made up"
A United Nations command
spokesman. Navy 1t. Commander
Walter Ellis of Pittsburgh, Pa, put
It this way: when the occasion
calls for it, the Admiral really
takes charge and everybody knows
who is boss. But he tries to get
the fullest use out of every body,
without curbing anybody"
Admiral Joy is a little wistful
about being dry-docked in land
command. but comedies it is the
penalty of rank in the Navy.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Bridges Hopes for Cul
OF S. 10 S. Billion in
Truman S Budget
By }. A. oLeory

A cut of from $5 to Sc billion
In President Truman's 1854 bill
lion budget for 1853 was set as an
economy goal yesterday by Sena-
tor Bridges of New Hampshire.
ranking Republican on the SEN
ate Appropriations Committee.
At the same time it was learned
that two independent surveys are
under way to find out just where
cuts can be made, one by the Re-
publicans on the Appropriations
Committee, and the. other by
Chairman Byrd of the Joint Com
mittee on Nom Essential Expendi-
lures.
Senator Byrd. said the budget
must be cut "drastically" and
that he soon will issue an analysis
recommending specific reductions.
Although President ,Trurnan's
budget message forecast a deficit
of $8.2 billion next June, and OF
$14.4 billion on June 80, 1858,
Senator Byrd said he does not
think this Congress can pass an
other tax increase bill, except
possibly to close some loop-holes.
Wouldn't Help This Year.
The President pointed out that
by next June the public debt will
be up to $3.50 billion. and by June
80, 1858. it will reach the present
statutory debt limit of $275 bill
lion.
Senator Byrd said he is going to
oppose raising the debt ceiling
until the Treasury Is within S.
billion of reaching the present
limit. and then only by a small
amount, at a time. He said this
will give Congress a closer check
on the problem.
The President has asked this
session for about $4.3 billion more
in taxes. Even if it could be
passed-which seems doubtful in
Evening star., 1952-01-27

this election year-such a tax bill
would not affect the current
years deficit, and would make
only a small dent in the 1858
deficit.
Subcommittee at Work.
Senator Byrd said he has been
informed by budget officials that
the detlcit will be. as large in 1854
as the $14.4 billion estimated for
1858. If that occurs the debt viii
then be close to the $500 billion
mark.
The first indication 4 of low
much cutting this session will do
will come when the House Appro-
priations Committee begins to re-
port out separate departmental
bills.
Chairman Cannon of the House
Appropriations Committee does
not know how soon the first
money bill will be reported, but
said all subcommittees are at work
and making better progress than
ever before.
He predicted this session OF
Congress will be ready to adjourn
on July 8. as far as the appropria-
tion bills are concerned. That
would be four days before the
first political convention-the Re-
publican-meets in Chicago.
2 Military Hearings Split.
AS a speedup step. Mr.. Cannon
said his committee has designated
four instead of one subcommittee
to hold hearings on the military
estimates. which make up a large
part of the whole budget.
In, the past these hearings have
been held by one subcommittee.
headed by Representative Mahon,
Democrat, of Texas. and the de-
fense bill has been one of the
last taken up. This year Mr..
Mahon will concentrate on the
Air Force. Meanwhile, other
hearings will be going forward as
follows: For the Army. Repre-
sentative Sheppard. Democrat, of
California; Navy. by Representa-
tive Skies. Democrat. Of Florida; !;
military public works construc-
ton, by Representative Riley.
Democrat, Of South Carolina.
When the hearings are over the
subcommittee will come together
again to bring out one Armed
Services bill. as usual.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Mons Deoth Ruled Suicide

A verdict of suicide was re-
turned last night by Coroner A..
Magruder Macdonald in the death
of Edgar r. Carpenter, 25, who
was found hanged in the bath
room Of his home at 5301 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
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Evening star., 1952-01-27

This exclusive story in the first personal
interview given by Admirol Joy since
the Korean ormistiee negotiations be-
gan last July.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Says First Two Weeks
Were Worst in Long
Duel With Reds
By WilIiom e. Bornord.
Asseeiused Press foreign corrsspondent

MUNSAN, Korea, Jan. 26. The
commander OF United States
Naval forces in the Far East has
been anchored to- a weather.
beaten tent in a Munsan apple
orchard for almost seven months.
, 1952-02-26
PUBLICATION

ESiENtEt&
1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
Of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States has this date
authorized The Reverend Cur
It's Eugene Derrick, Jr., Of the
Frederick Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, to perform civil
religious ceremonies in the
Virgin Islands.
Government 81 the Y. !.
Of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
January 18, 1852
Daniel ". Ambrose
Government Secretary
, 1952-02-26
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS FORT TOWN
northbound, IS due
7 Frederiksted March End, ac-
'epting freight and passengers
or St. Thomas and New York.
vFFrNrrSe WITTY X CO.. ia
|Robt 4. Merwin q G Inc.
, 1952-02-26
NOTICE TO FARMERS

IF YOU are aware Of the need for progressive farming
and the maximum development Of our agricultural economy,
then you too realize the need for an organization to protect
the Farmer interest; to fight for the maximum benefits to
which you are entitled; to organize cooperative production
and marketing Of all agricultural products than can be grown
Of produced here; to secure 4 profitable and steady income for
the Farmer; THEN it IS YOUR DUTY to attend at least one
Of the following meetings 70 gain important information %
this matter.
Csted Grammar School 800 r Monday Feb 18th
Prineesse Rural School 8:OOPM Tuesday Eel. 18th
Peters Rest Rural school 8OoPM Wednesday Eel. 9th
La Vauee Rural School 8ooPM Thursday Feb. 28th
Estote Grope Place 8OoPM Friday Feb. Goth
Frsdeiksted High School 4soPM Sunday March End
Meetings viii start promptly q schedule. Please Be
early.
HENRY i. RoHLsEr
, 1952-02-26
Notice to Sugurcune
Growers


Checks in payment Of
Growers 1852 cane crop, will
be available at the Bethlehem
field Office on Friday after
noon, February ~, from to
A pm, and on every other Fri
day thereafter.
If unable to cal at the specl-
fed time Growers may call on
any working day Monday
through Friday from 8 am. to
4 pm:
, 1952-02-26
FOR SALE

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Automatic Portable Webster
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KEEBLER. Island Sport Shop
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Denies Romance

SPRINGFIELD, I'll. R - Gov.
Adlai E. Stevenson denied Friday
night that he is Economically in.
clined toward Miss Dorothy Eos
dick, daughter of Harry Emerson
Fosdick.
The report appeared in Drew
Parsons syndicated newspaper
column.
Newspapers have married me
to three ladies in the last few
months" Stevenson said in a state
ment. Il guess they think the plur.
al OF spouse is spice and now Mr..
Pearson has added still another.
1T is all very flattering to me-
if not to the ladies. / apologize 10
them for any embarrassment the
writer's may have caused them.
The governor, So and father of
three sons, is divorced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-21

MIA. Ny little niece. Gayle Bellotte.
fell in love with Matty and accord
ing to word from home Before she
went to Arizona with her father
was still remembering him in bed
time prayers. AS a four year old,
at the time OF the infatuation with
Uncle Matty,' her fondest ges-
ture was to comb his hair and, if
he humored her. dab his face with
purloined cold cream.
NEAR RIOT occurred at the Ro-
tary Club Thursday when Curry
Moreno made a speech on his re-
cent visit TO NJ exico City. He deS-
cribed flowers, vegetables and
fruits of Mexico, saying they were
just like those in Key West but
the phrase he used for one product
was Cuban slang. and Judge Lo-
PEI, Jr., practically fell out OF his
chair with laughter. followed by
outlaws from the other native Key
Westers Moreno was entirely inno-
cent OF the slip. Final Bridge
game played by Bobbie Cadenas
with lucky me as partner was a
sure-fire humdinger but due only
TO her skill, not mine By now she
and Buddy are established in Jax
and must have had reunion
with Comdr Douglas Clark and his
charming wife, Sue. Dance impre-
sarlo, Carlyle, stopped in 10 say
howdy on route TO Cuba, and also
on the way hack before going on TO
revue work in Miami Boards Of
a feather fl0eked together the 9th.
er day when / introduced Buddi
Satan, WOW pianist, 10 Larry
Harms, lean Iensman Buddl nosg
has a full chin set, but time was
when be sported the goatec a la
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outfits come nearer to the thou
sand dollar mark. and some of
them exceed that. Hard to believe?
We can show you in figures.
s. Now Mr.. Glib. aren't you dra-
matizing it bit when you speak
OF the danger of one Of these ten
for boats weighing one hundred
pounds sinking a thirty four foot
boat and drowning or killing its
occupants while tied TO it's dock,
9. Now for the best Of all. You
say that the probable reason for US
running our present course Is that
We deliberately show no eonsidera.
ton for others. Surely Mr.. Glib.
an organization like the Key IVES
0uttosrd Club whose members
have put on races for just about
every c b rita b | e organization
surely these men must have some
consideration for their fellow man.
We have raced for the MARCH
OF DIMES" CANCER" RED
CROSS and many others too num-
eFous to mention.
The Key West Cupboard Club Is
always willing and ready to help
in anything for Key West and ms
people, yes even to participating
in parades.
Yours truly,
c. Hastings Adams, Jr.
2s07 Staples We.
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FAWTU luncheon at AeFopaIms
I230 pm.
THURSDAY. JUNE 2g-
Social meeting, JuaIor Woman 5
Club. 8 pm. al clubhouse
Meeting of Lower Keys Property
Owners Association. 8 pm
Surface Development Officers
Wives group luncheon al sun
and Sand. u 30 pm.
Rotary Club luncheon al i2:l5
pm ST. Paul's parish hall
Unit IS Ladies Auxiliary 81 Fleet
Reserve, luncheoa. noon, at
GRO clab. Ms
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous.
First Presbyterian Church. Q
pm.
Meeting Knight a Py,hlzs. Py-
THAN Hal. 80 Fleming s.. al
SPIN
MseaaS q Cerebral PA.sy and
CUpp3es ASSccIagiaa. ~ E4toa
street. pm.
Order Ut Eastern STAR. Fern
Ca8pseg q meeting ~ scottish
Rae Temps. 5 ? IA.
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Coming Epents
SATURDAY, JUNE al

IA OhDAt, JONE si--
June Dance at the Boca Chico
C.P.0. club, 8 pm. to / am.
with floor show, television star
dance teams, emcee and fun.
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
street. Methodist Church, 729
Fleming street, 1880 pm.
Cake Sale. by Gold Star Mothers,
San Carlos building.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house, 1880 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE IS
Beta Sigma Phi meeting. s pm.
Anchor Lodge meeting, Scottish
Rite Temple. 8 pm.
Methodist Men meeting, Wesley
House, 8 pm.
Party and treasure hunt commit
tee meeting, 8 pm, at 123
Telegraph Lane.
TUESDAY. JUNE a
Dinner meeting. Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cayo Huese restaur-
ant, 6:45 2. m.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 1880
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church. T29 Fleming street,
Special general meeting Key
West Players, Barn Theatre. s
pm. one-act plays. work shop
and play reading.
Order Of DeMolay Boys. meeting
Scottish Rite Temple, 80 p. m.
VFW. Ladies Auxiliary, Post
Home on Elizabeth st, meet
ing at s pm.
Sparkling Waters Rehekah Lodge
No IL, Knights OF Pythias Hall,
SPIN.
Rotary Club Board OF directors
meeting, 8 pm, home Of Joe
Pearlman.
Dog track discussion, meeting Of
United Church Women, al Con
gregational Church at II an.
All women Of city invited TO
attend.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE as
Ladies Day Coli Tournament .
W Golf Course. . an.
Meeting. junior CD. Commerce
clubhouse. 8 pm
Key West Duplicate Bridge A
ISOLATION. Coral Room. oY~-
seas hotel. T:&s pm
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
Club No. g. Bldg. la n. s..
&C 30 ar
Luncheon. bridge, Canassa, fox
xii Officers Wives group.
=, AeropalFns. ] pm.
S<ottish Rite Bodies. meeting
Scottish Rite Tempe, . p n.
JGalar DSeS. nesgias. Nom&2 ;
Clab, : - pm
Ham dEaaeE. 10 Z 2 n FIRST
Presbyterian Church, F@6lae AZ
NHes