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The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25
|DissensiiOn
Grows I'm
ke's Ranks

ST. PETERSBURG u Dissen-
sion in the ranks of Eisenhower
supporters in the state came 20
light here Sunday when a group
of regular Republicans accuse
three leaders Of the Citizens for
Eisenhower movement of an at
.,mpted power grab.
Just nine days before the COP
presidential candidate is to make
an almost unprecedented speaking
tour in Florida, Republicans from
Pinellas, Polk, Dade, Manatee,
Hillsborough, Hardee and Sarasota
Counties attended a meeting here
which aired the protest.
Oliver McGoy an, president of
the Sarasota County Republican
Mems Club, said "We laid our
problems on the table" before
State Chairman Harold Alexander,
Ft. Myers.
Alexander declined comment.
MCGOWAN said three Miami men
closely knit by business and mar
riage have taken control of the
citizens movement and refuse to
work with regular COP leaders.
He identified them as Curt Lam
don, Paul Helliwell and James
Guilmartin.
''Landon is a substantial client
of Helliwell's law firm MCGOWAN
declared, "Guilmartin is a partner
of Helliwell's and Guilmartin is
married to Landon's daughter.
1--WE find three men closely al.
lied by business and marriage who,
if their plan succeeds. viii find
themselves in a position of enor-
nous power in Florida and re
sponsihle to no recognized Repub-
lican authority in this state," he
continued.
w. A. Washburne Jr., Sarasota
County campaign manager, said
Guilmartin as executive director of
the citizens movement, has set a
goal Of half a million dollars TO
be raised in Florida. Washburne
asked: "Who is going to account
to the people of Florida for this
slush fund.-" and he added:
''Is it true, as we have heard,
that organizers for the Eisenhower
clubs are now being recruited in
Miami and being paid at the rate
of $50 to $3.50 per week from
funds already collected? I am con-
vinced that Eisenhower and the
Republican National Committee
are not aware of this disgraceful
situation and would not condone
it in any degree"
Justice of the Peace Ed silk
st. Petersburg, said the purpose
of the meeting was to determine
"who Is running the Eisenhower
campaign in Florida-the Repub-
lican Party or a man like Gull
martin who has been In the state
only slightly oyerscae year."
Harry Swami, Republican candi.
date for governor from Miami,
added his voice to the protest.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

dae) frequently construct nests
In which the eggs are hatched.
The nest Is built Of grass and
water plants By the male and
eemented together with sticky
threads excreated by q special
abdominal gland. The finished
product Is barrel-shaped with
an opening at each end. ~
though sticklebacks live mainly
In fresh and brackiah water, o
few species live In the sea.
Their range Is confined 10 The
north temperate rome.
!. Do needletish enter fresh watsrf
. Yes although the needIefIshss
(Belonidael are mainly marine
In habitat. Al least one species
commonly sseends rivers along
the Florida coast into complete
~ fresh water. These fishes are
very ei0ngate In form, silvefy
and greenishblue In color, while
the snout is drawn out Into Q
narrow. pointed beak. hence ths
common name. They may be
readily distinguished from ths
freshwater garfishes (Leplso-
steidael By the absence u spots
ard the much more slender
form.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25
SEA
SECRETS

!. Do any fish use their fins to
walk along the ocean bottom?
A. Yes several fishes have fins
specially modified for this pur-
pose. The sea robins or gurnards
(Triglidae) have the first three
rays of the pectoral fin free
OF the surrounding membrane.
These fin rays are quite flex.
ibie and bent downward at their
tips, and by employing them in
crablike fashion the fish moves
over sandy bottoms on which
1t lives. In the batfishes (OGco-
cephalidae), the paired fins are
leshy and to an amazing degree
iimblike in form. These fishes
move over the sea floor much In
the manner of toads. Although
neither the batfishes nor the
sea robins are capable of living
out Of water, this limblike mod
ification Of their fins often leads
them TO be mistaken for am.
phibians.
!. What Is the use of the small
paddle which is found on the
last pair of legs In certain
crabs?
These are used In swimming.
Most crabs, such as stone crabs
spider crabs, and mud crabs,
lack these appendages: but
others, like the blue crab and
lady crab, have them more or
less well developed. In spite o.
their relatively small surface
area the paddles are quite cap
able Of maintaining the crab
at the surface of the water
for some time. One small crab.
Portunus sayi, spends its life
ciinging to pieces of floating
SaTgassum week. but uses fts
tiny paddles In travelling from
one piece Of weed TO another.
!. What are the holes In a live
sponge for?
l. These are the excurrent pores
through which water Ii expelled.
In order 70 feed. the sponge
must take In water through tht
many tiny pores which perf0r.
ate the body surface. Individual
cells surrounding the incurren.
pores strain the water for food
particles with hairiike projec.
lions called ella. The water /,
then passed BY the rhythmic,
ally-besting ella to the center
Of the sponge and cut the Iarges
excurrent pores.
Q. What fish builds a nest like
bird?
|. The stiekiebaeks tGasterostsl
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

SANDING and finishing Of floors.
bars and yacht decks. We viii be
glad to give you free estimates. No
Job too big or too small Pablo Cal
leja- $40 Elizabeth Street. Phone
60W. Ialy2s So
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34--HousehoId Items
For Sale

YOUNG Wringer type washing ma
chine. Phone 2081-W. 23O6 Seiden.
berg. aug22-3tx
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39-Trailers For Sale

FOR SALE: Large selection new
and used trailers, 1/3 down, bal
ance less than rent, free delivery to
Key West. Free overnight lodging.
See us for an honest, square deal.
Buy, sell or trade. Harper Trailer
Sales, 1850 N. W. 18th Ave-, Miami
- Phone S9-6887. aug11-30t
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

USED lumber free for hauling it
away. Phone 1859 or 1964-R.
august
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FURNISHED 2-bedroom apart
ment, children accepted, no pets,
utilities furnished. Phone 1975-W
GIT Angela st. aug23-2t
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Cottages For Rent

THREE-ROOM cottage, reason
able. See Mario, GAS United St.
aug22-4t
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N-Motor Bikes and Mo
tor Scooters

MATCHLESS 5OOcc twin, springer,
tandem saddle. $500 miles, ex-
cellent. $625. 1921 George St., after
S pm. aug19-6tx
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NEW 5-Piece solid mahogany bed
room suite. Original cost $500.
TIC Arthur Sawyer Road, Sigsbee
Park. aug22-3tx
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APARTMENT, all electric kitchen.
Water and garbage service furn-
ished. No pets. 1902 South St.
aug22-Stx
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Interesting Notes

Growth of corn is checked by
cool nights.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

ONE-BED- : SM apartment, adults
only, no pets. 1918 White st.
august
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THREE Rods and reels, $4,000
each. Phone Mrs. Light, 1661-W.
aug23-3tx
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FURE YEn two-bedroom apart
ment. Infant accepted, 9O5 Ashe
st. Inquire --1r. aug23-1tx
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21-FOOT Mayflower, 1s47 model,
$750.00. Key West Trailer Court,
lois Simonton st. VIM. Kelly.
aug22-3tx
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49A-House Movers

HOUSEMOVERS
CALL GARNETT Phone 1402-XJ
For Estimate. If No Answer, Call
Mr.. Coppage 894.
aug6-ti
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Corn cannot be grown In Eng
land except as a green fodder
plant.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

'4S, 14-FOOT Mainline with porch,
awning, and refrigerator. See
Swiger, Gulfstream Trailer Park,
COG Truman Ave. aug22-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

CHEZ NLET 5-yard dump truck.
Terms. Phone 1410-W. evenings.
aug23-tf
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BEDROOM SUITE, 2-piece living
room set and tables, miscel-
laneous pieces, ale. maple bunk
beds. See at 67-I Poinciana. Phone
1132-XR. aug23-3tx
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FURNISHED 1-bedroom C. B. S.
house, electric kitchen, tile bath,
adults, no pets. 3411 Flagler Ave.
aug20-6tx
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SIMMONS a d Unstable chaise
lounge, two-burner electric hot
plate, Kenmore electric roaster and
broiler. 325 Whitehead st. Phone
1857. august
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

Britain's schools of law, called
the Inns Of Court, have the ex-
elusive right to admit British
lawyers TO the bar.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

FOR SALE CHEAP: " HIP. mo-
tor, electric switch, M-inch
shaft, belts and pullies, Hoffman
ga press and boiler. j. Bearup,
Rear, 622 Fleming st. Phone 1921.
august
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&Apa1tmsnts For Rent
(Continued)

NEW APARTMENTS, Duval St.,
upstairs, water pressure always
Is to 40, electric kitchen, tile bath,
tub & shower, access to washing
machine, parking. Phone 229-J.
aug21-4t
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a-Houses For Rent

COOL, spacious, beautifully furn-
ished 2-bedroom house. Sleeping
porch, tub-shower, all electric, for
couple, / child. Inquire sos Simon
ton st. II am. to 6 pm. aug20-tf
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EFFICIENCY apartment near
navy yard, couple only, no pets.
Price Organization. Phone 104.
aug22-tf
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FULL STENOTYPE Course. Ma
chine, metronome, and all ma
terialS. $4,000, AIS Francis, phone
1445-M. aug25-tf
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FURNIcYED HOUSE at 4O6 Fle-
ming st. Vacant 2Sth or 18th. E.
A. Strunk, Jr. Phone 816. aug23-tf
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TWO CHOICE adjoining So = i20
lots On Duck Avenue near Naval
Hospital Filled ready for building.
si.75o.oo each. See Opal van Duer-
sen. Key West Real Estate Co.
auxls9
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ARE YOU OVERWEIGHT A. A.
formed a club and helped one
another. Why can't we do the
same? II interested, drop a card
with name and address to P. 0.
Box sos. aug21- st
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The Soviet Union, with so other
nations, signed the current
Geneva Convention of ie49,
which was a revision Of an earlier
Convention.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

LARGE KITCHEN hood, with ex-
haust fans. Also restaurant
equipment. Apply Grocery Store,
728 Simonton. aug4-u
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The Geneva Convention Of
1e4s says prisoners must be
given decent housing. nourish-
ing food and the right 10 COM
municate with their families.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-25

WILL EXCHANGE home as full or
part payment for home in Wash
ington, D. C. For particulars phone
7S3-W after S pm. aug20-6t
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COIN TELEvISION! COIN RA-
DI0! OTHER COIN MACHINESl
Wide open field, guaranteed loca-
tons. Factory representative is
forming association of operators in
this area. No competition! Can be
done in spare time. No experience
necessary. Permanent monthly in
come! Profits start Immediately.
Minimum investment 81 ,040. Reply
giving phone number. Box KW-24
CO Citizen. aug25-mon, wed, first
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24-Business Opportunities

BUSINESS opportunity with STAN
ley Home Products. For appoint
ment call 1587-R, between S & Z
pm. aug19-6tx
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30-Services and Repairs
5)ll

QUALITY Refinishing Shop. Furni-
ture repaired, refinished, spray
ed. Free estimates. 700 Elizabeth,
Phone 397-XM. aug19-6t
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s-ApsStznsnts For Rent

APARTMENTS New AsallsbIs.
opsn for your inspection. Fur.
nishsd sr vnfUrnishsd. Royal
Palms Apartments. lsf. Street
snd Patterson Ave.
july2s-ti
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4l-Boats and Motors

19-FOOT jeep powered boat. In
quire 721 Love Lane or phone
849-W. aug22-3tx
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DRAFT beer box, cash register, IL
counter stools. Apply Ponce's
Luncheohette. 701 Simonton st.
aug. .15-h
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COOL. clean apartment. Water at
all times, utilities furnished,
adults, no pets. Stutz Hotel Apart
ments. 40 Fleming st
july22-tf
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FURNISHED apartment, quiet
adults. no children. no pets. 1914
Duval. julyqso-tf
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TWO very attractive girls to work
as Bar Maids In air conditioned
bar. Duffy's Tavern, 2ls Duval
Street Experience not necessary.
july22-tf
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ssbsc'.. % ne Cisizea
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APARTMENTS available. Weekly,
monthly. Low rates. Seashell Mo-
Gel. corner South and william Sts.
aug1s-tf
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APARTMENTS, air cooled, al
electric, utilities, linens, dishes
furnished. NJ q B Motel. 1881 Eaton
st. aug9-ti
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EFFICIENCY Apartments, $15.45
weekly, children accepted, sos
Simonton st. aug20-6tx
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APARTMENT. one-bedroom. furn-
ished. on large corner lot. TIL
Dec. lst. no pets. Inquire Is pm,
Il02 Washington ST. aug2S-ss
Evening star., 1952-05-07

Christmas thank-you notes. We
spent the first night in Rome, the
second in Athens, the third in
Ankara, the fourth in Istanbul,
and then back again. with a night
each in Athens, Rome and Paris.
I don't think campaigning could
be much more rugged than that"
She's never been greatly inter-
eSted in politics. But I've always
been interested in public events
"And I've been "a Democrat all
my life. My father was one too"
Her father was Sheridan Nor
ton, a successful New York law
yer. The former Marie Norton
graduated from Miss Spence s
school, a fashionable New York
City finishing school.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
have been married before. Her
first husband. whom she married
in 1923 shortly after her gradua-
tion, was Cornelius Vanderbilt
whitney, who was Undersecretary
of Commerce a few years ago
They had two children, Harry
Payne Whitney, 27, and Nancy
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Two Ladies Entertained

Mrs. Renah Camalier was Ilonored
because of her husbands recent
appointment as district commits
Sioner.
Assisting at the tea table were
Mrs. Oscar Chapman. Mrs. Charles
Brannan and Mrs. John r. Steel
man. Also serving were. Mrs. Hugh
Peterson and Mrs. Eugene Cox, as
well as Lady Christopher Steel,
Mrs. Fred NJ. Vinson, Mrs. Leslie
Biff1e and Mrs. H. Russell Bishop.
Other alternating at the table
were Mrs. Charles J. Brand. Mrs
Charles w. o. Bunker. Mrs. Wilbur
j. Carr, Mrs. Charles Crosby, Mrs
Herbert Grove Dorsey, Mrs. Joshua
Evans. jr., and Mrs. Herman Field
man. Also, Mrs. Luther Gray. Mrs
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Emil
Hurja, Mrs. Paul Magnuson, Mrs
Lesley McNair, Mrs. Howard Nit
chell, Mrs. Winfred Overholser
Mrs. Bernard Robinson, Mrs. Will
liam Shea, Mrs. Kenneth Wherry
Mrs. Wash Williams and Mrs
Stuart Woneldorph.
Evening star., 1952-05-07

rs, who is now Mrs. Edwin D.
Morgan, jr. Each is married and
has two children. The Whitneys
were divorced in 1929.
Mr.. Hartman has two daugh-
ters by his first marriage, Mary
and Kathleen. The latter, now Mrs
Stanley Grafton Mortimer, jr.
who lives in Hartman, N. Y, be-
came well known during the years
she served as her fathers official
hostess in the Moscow embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman were
married in 1880. They have had
mo children.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Continued From Page B-s3

(Contlnueo from rage b-S.1
to bring down from New York fol
"the room"
"And John O'Hara (the novel
est heard Of my idea and said he's
sending me one" she added. 81
shudder to think what it's going
to be like. after remembering
some of the characters in his
books"
Broun, during his lifetime
O'Hara, Oscar Hammerstein anc
other figures of the literary anc
theatrical world are Mrs. Harri-
mans particular friends in New
York. In addition to art she loves
the theater, and likes to be with
people connected with 1t.
New Yorker at Heart
Although she has travelled q
great deal, and lived in several
different cities. she thinks Of New
York City as home.
She also loves Paris, which she
has visited about 20 times" but
says it isn't true that she buys al
her clothes there. II buy them
wherever am" she says.
In addition to the New York
City town house. the Harrimans
own homes in Hartman, N. Y
(about so miles upstate from New
York City. Long Island. Sun Val
ley and Hobe Sound, Fla.
The Long Island place is "just
a small summer cottage" at Sands
Point, which they haven't been
able to use much lately because
Mr.. Hartman has been so busy
on world missions. The Sun Val
ley place is also just a cottage,
which they have visited only once
Gin 1947) since 1941. when
things get busy at the big hotel
they take over the cottage for
guests" she added.
At the town of Hartman the
Mutual Security Director and his
wife live in a chauffeur's cottage
they have fixed over on the
grounds of Arden House, the huge
mansion which was the Hartman
family home for many years.
When it was suggested to Mrs.
Hartman that running the 54-
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Hurter-Wutts
The Petworth Method

The Petworth Methodist Church
was the scene of the recent mar
riage Of Miss Dorothy Evelyn
Watts. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Watts of Washington.
and Corpl. Keith s. Harter. He Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin
Harter of Wayland, Md.
The Rev. Ralph D. Smith Of
flciated at the ceremony. Corpl.
and Mrs. Harter spent their
honeymoon in Atlantic City. He
is leaving shortly for overseas
duty and Mrs. Harter will reside
in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-05-07

canasta, prefers the latter because
you don't have to keep working
at it so hard" Her husband pre-
fers bridge" though he has little
time for anything these days."
Their divergent taste in games
worked out very well in Paris. with
the like minded EisenhowerS. Ike
and Averell played bridge with
other men, while the women played
|canasta.
Used to One Night Stonds
She thinks "it's a little prema.
ture yet" to discuss how she feels
about possibly living in the White
House. In Europe she generally
accompanied her husband when
as rowing Marshall Plan Ambassa-
dor. he hoped from nation to
nation, often on one-night stands
She thinks that was good training
for any campaigning he will dc
here, and says she plans to accom-.
lpany him.
II remember once we left Paris
the day after Christmas. We had.
MT even had time to write the
Evening star., 1952-05-07

Approximately 800 guests
gathered at Beaufort. the home OF
Mrs. Eugene Rietzke, yesterday to
extend congratulations to Mrs
Renah Camalier and Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin. The aZeiea tea was
held between the hours of 4 and
z o'clock.
It was IS years ago that Mrs
Marvin's husband, DR.. Cloyd Heck
Marvin. was appointed president
Iof George Washington University
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Leave for Summer

Spending the summer in Chin
colleague, Va. will be Commodore
and Mrs. Talmadge Wilcher. Com
modore Wilcher will have charge
of the Chincoteague Yacht and
Sportsman's Club. The Wilchers
left this morning on their yacht
"NaShma."
Evening star., 1952-05-07

room White House ought to be
breeze to her after running the
150-room Arden House. she said
she never actually had operated
the latter.
"Averell and lived in a wing
Of it after we were married." she
declared. A year ago they pre-
sented the big mansion, relic OF
more elaborate age, to Columbia
University.
During World War II the Navy
used the big mansion for conva-
lescent sailors. Mr.. Hartman was
in Russia during three years OF
that period, as the United States
Ambassador. His wife did not join
him. explaining that she didn't
think she would like living in Rus
sia in wartime and anyhow was
too busy with her own war work
She also was occupied during
the war years with caring for hel
two children, then in their teens
plus three younger children. Two
Of the latter were 10 and 12-year-
old English girls. sent to this
country by their parents to escape
the Nazi bombings. The third was
the infant son of the late Eddy
Duchin, band leader and pianist
whose wife had died in childbirth
Mrs. Hartman, a close friend OF
Mrs. Duchin's, raised little Peter
Duchin for II years, until his
father remarked. She now is
Peters co-guardian, with Duchin' s
widow.
Decorated StreomIiners
Mrs. Harriman's interest in
things artistic also extends to in
terror decoration. Besides planning
for her own houses. she has re-
decorated the homes of several of
her friends. She favors no one
furniture period. I "just mix them
all together as the mood strikes
me-but always with lots of col
ors." She also is responsible for
the decorative motif of most of the
Sun Valley buildings and of two
Of the Union Pacific's crack trains,
the City Of Los Angeles and the
City of San Francisco.
She plays both bridge and
Evening star., 1952-11-11
Robinson Sees Fair Men
BACKING Works PROGRAM

Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robin
son, engineer Commissioner. said
last night that mo fair man"
could vote against the proposed
1919 million public works pro-
gram for the District.
Addressing the Mount Pleasant
Citizens Association, Gen. Robin
son said the Citizens Advisory
Council must dig into the back
ground and get the factual in
formation needed to push the
legislation through. This legis-
lation is being prepared for sub
mission to the new Congress ir
January. he said.
He pointed out that the Dis.
trict provides facilities for nearly
is million persons, yet only 4:
per cent of District property i!
taxable. Gen. Robinson said tn.
District is glad, willing ane
proud" of its role in the Nation
but the Federal Government
should share in the responsibilit!
for the facilities the District pro
videS the country.
The meeting was held in tn
Mount Pleasant Library, Six
teenth and Lamont streets NV
and was conducted by Wallace n
Rhodes. president.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
Couple Agrees to Armistice
And Surrender of All Weapons

|bat and opened his second often
Sive.
Later, Mama went out and got
Ia board which was even longer
than the cane and she struck
back.
Finally, Papa got mad and
threatened. ""Ill get a gun and
shoot you."
Mama had to admit she couldn't
outdo him this time. She came
to the United States attorneys
office at Municipal Court, and de-
cided to use Mr.. MCGEE as hel
next weapon.
She wanted a warrant to arrest
her husband for threatening her
But Mr.. MCGEE remembered today
is Armistice Day and hurriedly
called a conference in a back
office. It was almost II o'clock.
'"They agreed to an armistice.
he said happily afterward. ITO.
morrow, they'll surrender theil
weapons in my Office" and Mr.
MCGEE beamed.
Nov that we're friends again,
said Mama, I'm going to buy
Papa a drink. It'll only be one
drink. Papa isn't going to gel
drunk any more"
Evening star., 1952-11-11
New MontgomeryJu Jury
Faces Heavy Schedule

Montgomery County is "com-
paratively clean of gambling ~
Circuit Court Judge Stedman
Prescott said yesterday in his
charge to the November term
grand jury.
montgomery County is to be
congratulated on its relatively
small amount of serious crime, -
Judge Prescott told the jurors.
The jury began deliberations
Immediately after receiving its
charge. A heavy load of cases is
to be presented by States Attor-
ney Walter w. Dawson.
Foreman of the grand jury is
Stanley Pearson, Silver Spring
real estate man. The 23-member
grand jury this term has II wom-
en- on it.
Chief Judge Charles w. Wood
ward and Judge Prescott presided
over yesterdays opening session
Judge Prescott admonished the
Jurors that their function is to
investigate the commission OF
crime, not to recommend changes
in the law.
The March term jury had
scored the abuse of the use of
low-cost "sneaky pete" wine and
had urged the county to give more
attention to laws governing its
sale.