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Milford chronicle., 1952-04-18
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Belt Lines

Today there are more than one
thousand miles Of belt conveyors in
use in American coal mines.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
ring Quartet Series Opens
By Alice Eversmon

While Joseph Roisman, first
violinist of the Budapest String
Quartet, sat IN the audience last
night in the Library of Congress,
his three colleagues gave the pro-
gram which opened the regular fall
series Of the Gertrude Clarke
Whittall Foundation. Mr.. Roisman
broke his arm during a tour of
Japan but is making rapid strides
toward recovery. In the meantime.
Jac Gorodetzky, second violin of
the Quartet; Boris Kroyt, viola,
and Mischa Schneider. cello, made
what is possibly their debut as a
trio.
The audience, welcomed them
warmly and enjoyed both the type
of program and the performance.
The artists choice of numbers
gave an opportunity to hear works
all too seldom programmed such
as Dittersdorf's "Divertimento in
D Major" and the early trio of
Beethoven's in c Minor. The cli-
max of the program was reached
in the playing of Dohnanyi's
"Serenade in c Major, op. TO-" for
by this time the ensemble was
running smoothly and the per-
tormance was spirited and pol
ished.
The "Serenade" is not long al
though listing five movements
Its clear-cut form is distinctive
for original treatment and for a
wealth of striking fantasy. The
'Scherzo is so truly gay and
whimsical and offers so fine an
opportunity for a sparkling per-
formance by the artists that
spontaneous applause burst from
the listeners at the end. It was
preceded by an opening Marcia
and lovely Romanza where the
melody is introduced by the viola
ito pizzicato accompaniment OF
the others instruments and later
taken up by the violin. A Tema
con varizioni is an interesting
development of a rather sombre
theme and the work concludes
with Rondo.
4 The Dittersdorf ''Divertimento'
has its own quality of charm al
though wanting in the magic
touch of the composers contem.
poraries, Haydn and Mozart. A
smoother, and more inspired per.
formance might have highlightec
it's characteristics with viyacity
Evening star., 1952-10-18
String Quartet Series Opens
Joseph Roisnon Is in Audience
As Budapest Four Give Program

land spirit. The Beethoven Trio
in c Minor, op. 9, No. 3" gave
the performers the dramatic mo-
ment of the program and the
emotional intensity of this work,
beautifully restrained in the Ada
gio, and fully expressed in the
Finale, was delivered with the
refinement and musical sensitiv-
Iity that distinguish the Budapest
players.
Mr.. Gorodetzy's tone has not
the lyric quality of Mr.. Roisman's
to Offset the darker hued instru-
lments. Yet there We're times
when the blending of the three
voices achieved special richness
of timbre. Some slips from accu-
rate intonation and occasional
blurring of rapid passages in the
violinist's performance may have
been due to the tension of the
Occasion. But the opportunity to
hear these artists as a trio was
Iof interest to the appreciative
audience which recalled them
several times.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
Mundt Cites Stevenson S
Loss on His Own Farms
By The Associated p,e..

Republican Senator Mundt of
South Dakota said today Gov.
Stevenson's recently published in
come tax returns show he lost
money on his own farms in 1851
and contradicts Del mocratic
claims that American farmers
never had it SO good"
In q statement issued by the
Republican National COMMITTEES,
Senator Mundt said the Demo-
cratic presidential candidates tax
returns show he lost 1.521 ga last
year "on some of the richest farm
land in America" and added:
Il am certain that, if he were
forced to make, his entire liveli-
hood from the land, as millions
of Americans must, he would take
a more constructive approach to
the very real problems facing our
farmers today"
Evening star., 1952-10-18
Airman Killed, 20 Injured
As Truck Hits Marchers
By the Assoeiated Press

AMARILLO, Tex, Oct. 18.-One
airman was dead and eleven were
hospitalized today at Amarillo
Air Force Base after a formation
of marching men was struck last
night by pickup truck.
Base officials said the fatally
injured youth was an airman
third class from Iowa but would
not further identify him until
next of kin had been notified.
In all, about 20 men were in
jured, four critically and two
seriously. as
Sergt. Billy F. Robertson, driver
of the truck. was treated in the
base hospital for shock. He said
he saw none of the men until
one turned around and headlights
shined in his face.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
Queen Mary Recovering

LONDON. Oct. ls (H.-Eighty-
f1ve-year-old Queen Mary was re-
covering today from cold in the
head. Her doctors, however, said
she must remain indoors for few
more days.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

FOR HOMES - Lots - Duplexes
- Apartment and Business Prop
erty, see Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming
St. Phone 1S3. Here since 1919.
oct15-30tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
Yacht
Club Regatta
Is Scheduled

The second annual regatta Of TIN
Marathon Yacht club. sanctioned
BY the Florida Sailing Association.
will Be held Sunday starting at
$50 a. M, il was announced to-
day by Commodore Wesley J. Bar
telt.
The weekend's festivities viii be-
gin with dance Saturday night
at 10 p. m. Racing win start at
$50 Sunday. A fish fry win be
held Sunday noon.
Classes Of boats that win take
part in the regatta are Thistle,
Suicide, Lightning, Cricket, Rhodes
Bantam, Snipes, Comet, Moths.
Free For-All and Prams.
Officers of the Marathon Yacht
Club in addition to Commodore
Bartlett are vice-commodore Wal
ter Crosland rear commodore.
Chester F. Tingler; Secretary. Bar
bara E. Bartlett and Treasurer,
Mariette c. Center.
Board of Governors includes
Lewis Gray, A. E. Woodburn. r.
L. Baucum, Fred Center. c. c.
Bartlett. w. A. Parrish, Jr., ches-
ter Carter. p. cavanah and Cliff
ford Hicks.
Chester r. Tingler Is general
chairman Of the regatta. Other
members Of the Regatta Commit
tee are Mrs. Bartlett, registration
Clifford Hicks, food: Calvin Bar.
telt, beverages: Edith Moffat, pub
licity; A. E. Woodburn, Fleet and
Nolan wilkins entertainment
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
SAINT TO BE HoNoRED

GOA, Portuguese India --(Apl--
Officials here are busy readying
extra tourist facilities for the
half million pilgrims expected
when the monthlong fourth een-
tenary Of the death Of ST. Francis
Xavier starts Dec. 3.
Pilgrims from throughout the
world, including an estimated
100000 non-c Catholics, will at
tend centenary festivities. offi-
ciais said. The body 81 the Saint
lies encased in a silver casket
studded with precious stones ~
the Basilica de Bonn Jesus at
Old Goa, former state capital.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

39A-Trailer For Sale or
Rent
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

GUATEMALA. Casiemala - -
Guasemaias gnrernsnent rs par
dnsed i.soo pgiAcnsFs serxfna
isx prouam nark4ng the ssxhth
anaisersary 81 shs nasson'E i9ti
rsyos9sinn
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
News Briefs

MIAMI N-Army engineers from
Washington, Jacksonville and At
lanta are taking quick look at
flood control work in South Flor
ida today. They're touring the Ev-
erglades by car to see levees,
canals, spillways and other prof.
ects already built and see other
parts of the 2OS million dollar prof.
ect.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

HARLEY '4S - Ia - DIV. Good
condition. Call at s01 White ST.,
after 6 pm. See overway, USS
Gilmore, Div. 2. oct2i-stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
l0-Motor Bikes and No,
tor Scooters

BSA Gil $50 c. c. exceptionally
clean. l440 Grinnell. Evenings
and weekends. Phone 1867.
Oct21-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

HOUSE TRAILER for sale or rent.
$500 per month. Completely
furnished. Phone l04. octlS-f
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

'4s TWo-ToN Dodge truck for sale
or trade for passenger car. CO
George Allen Apis. Mr.. ]. NJ. Del
Vale. oct21-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

I94s, 27' ALMA. Sleeps 4. Good
condition. Easy terms. Mrs.
Stoves, Overseas Trailer Park.
oct22-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
For Sale

CHEVROLET s-yard dump trucl
Terms. Phone l4lo-W. evenings
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

Si-Fo0T Du Page trailer. 2-bed.
room and bath. Electric refriger-
ator, apt. size range. Very clean.
Can be financed. Lakeside Trailer
Park, Macdonald Ave-, on Stock
Island. oct9-26tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

MIAMI BEACH Dan Nc.
Carly. Democratic nominee for
governor. told the FLORIDA Ausomo-
bile Dealers Association Monday
hat amy FIorids official found
dishonen IN state government vii
not only Be dismissed bit VII be
prosecuted 10 the fslll extent ol
he law
he said the people 'are entliie1
io government that Is honest. NOR
ally A. web a. legally. Z
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
ss-Tsailsrs For Sale

1s47, "a FOOT. Toilet, shower.
aluminium room. Sell together,
81. SOC. 90. AIS Trailer Park, Stock
Island. 0ctl4-24t
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22


No. 1854
THOMAS A. LAWN,
Plaintiff.
ANN BERNIcE LAWN,
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: ANN BERNICE LAWN
e206 Exeter Road
Philadelphia, Pa.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired TO serve q copy Of your an-
swer on Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof on or be-
fore the nth day of November AID.
1852, otherwise Decree Pro Con-
fesso will be entered against you.
DATED at Key West. Florida.
this 18th day OF October AID. 1852.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk, Circuit Court
BY: fsdl Florence E. Sawyer
tsdD ROBERT c. YoUAfANS
NEBLETT q YOuMANS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
604 Duval Street
Key West, Florida
ocfIs-a2- 20 .nov5, 1883
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
s-Fsnals Help Wanted

VERY Attractive gigi te weFk As
cAy harmn NsKhess Na1ss
paia naggy TayeFn. zis nsssal s.
artlT.a
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

% SHULT house-trailer. Very at
tractive. Like new gas stove,
electric refrigerator. Plenty closet
space. Located Pearls Trailer
Court, Stock Island. See, Glenn
Browning. oct17-5tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

LARGE four-wheel trailer, 75' X
IL. Good condition, $500. 46-B
Arthur Sawyer Road, oct2i-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

PALACE ROYAL House trailer and
attached jalousies porch furnish
ed, for sale. Apply 24lS Seidenberg
Ave., or phone 2lS4-W. oct22-5tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

1AknkooM Apt Nlcely sarn.
Eiee. Kitchen. tile bath. parklns
spaee, NeFs reasonable rens. 40
ply Gate Barber Shop. - Sc
thard ect71 ia
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

1-BEDRooM furnished apartment
with front porch. Located / block
from Navy Yard. Rent, $72.OO
monthly. Phone 1872. oct22- ct
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
3s-Automobiles For Sale

ls41 DODGE SEDAN. Good condi.
ton. Used daily. Can finance.
oct22-ltx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

JACKSONVILLE BEACH a =
This ocean beach area which used
half ! million sandbags 20 save
waterfront homes and buildings
from ) 1877 storm hasn't yet been
forced 10 dig into its reserve stock
to battle ) northeaster that has
been blowing since Monday. The
community built up . stock Of
1000 sandbags after the 1851
storm. This Il the worst one since
then.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

TT. LAUDERDALE R - An
other case Of polio-this county's
lSth Of the year--was reported
Tuesday when a seven-year-old
girl from Southeast TT. Lauder.
dale was stricken.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
2Apartnents For Rent
lCon.inusdI

EFFICIENCY Apartment. ALI eIec.
trio kitchenette. Continuous no
water. Adults only. No pets. Phone
22s7-XR from 3 to 6 pm. oct1S.stx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

LAKELAND R - Instead Of
heavy supplies which hurt prices
a year ago, less than two million
eases Of canned citrus are held
by Florida professors now, the
Florida Gamers Association re-
ported. Stocks now are l,sse 900
eases compared to 5,322, 900 this
time last year.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

DELAND -Volusia's registra.
ton rolls are buIging with 5a.705
voters, an all time record.
The total includes 36 500 Demo
erats, 3,021 Republicans and Is4
registered under miscellaneous
This compares to 3l,is3. 2.0i2 and
I52 for May primaries.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
G-ReaI Estate For Sale
(Confinnadl

SMALL House with bath and elec-
tricity. Must be moved. $40 viii.
liam st. Phone 13s-W. oct20-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

WEST PALM BEACH INA
tional Airlines plans to add a nom
stop, round trip flight to Phila.
delphia and New York on Dec. !
to its planes now touching West
Palm Beach. Another nonstop
flight to New York only win be
inaugurated Dec. IL, officials said.
SOUTH BAY M-Nine inches Of
rain last week, climaxed BY four
inches Saturday night. destroyed
almost all vegetable crops in the
0keelanta farming section south
0f South Bay, according to re-
ports. Snap beans, potatoes and
early cabbage were almost a total
loss, growers said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
S0L.sgal Notices
tcontinued)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. 1874
A. I.ANTN
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
2s-Lots For Sais

CORNER LOT. Corner of Packer
and Olivia. Phone 124. oct16-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
ss-WsassS 70 Bay

~ PAY NM EsW ns4 hsstfseE
nrka Tigs servKx. - Traman
Axs. PAons - r<ts.n
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22
sMals Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED Driver-Salesman.
Guaranteed salary ~ commits.
sion. Phone So before Z pm.
octl4.tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-22

JACKSONVILLE R--A full S.
gallon fuel tank toppled from lis
stand and killed Mrs. Mayme Lee
Shad, 10, here Tuesday. County
Road PatroIman ]. Z. Dsnson said
the woman's son, Henry Shad. was
trying TO adjust the tank when II
fell.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
General Quit Politics
Over Loyalty Check
BY the Assoeiated Press

WESTERLY, r. l.. Aug. 21.-
Retired Brig. Gen. Elliot r.
Thorpe said today he withdrew as
q Republican candidate for United
states Representative because
Federal agents began questioning
people about his loyalty.
On July "a. on the eve Of his
Endorsement by his party as a
candidate in Rhode Islands I'd
district, Gen. Thorpe announced
his withdrawal "for personal rea-
sons"
In an interview today he said
he was shocked and depressed"
by the episode. especially since the
investigation was done-he assert
ed-by the Army Counter Intelli-
gence Corps. of which Gen.
Thorpe was Pacific chief.
Gen. Thorpe declared the in
vestigation either was politically
inspired to sabotage his efforts to
run for Congress or else 1T was
one Of the most unhappy Of COIN
cidenceS.
Gen. Thorpe said he had writ
ten . formal letter to the Defense
Department concerning the 'po-
litical use Of the Counter Intelli-
|gence Corps" and asked for an
explanation Of the investigation
and its source. He received q re-
ply. he added. saying the De-
Tense Department is checking the
matter.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Truman Has Never Pushed
Rights Bill EastIand Saws
by the Associated Press

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 21.-
Senator Eastland, Democrat, of
Mississippi told Mississippi busi-
nessmen yesterday that President
Truman has made mo earnest
effort to pass a civil rights bill" ;"
The Senator's statement came
as surprise to his Southern audi
ence who for four years have
heard it's leaders berate the Pres
ident as the chief architect Of
civil rights.
The civil rights planks of the
Democratic Party's 1948 platform
touched off the Dixie revolt"
Senator Eastland said the
strategy was Truman has in
sisted on strong civil rights bills
he knew could not be adopted. He
has made it clear he would veto
any weak bill. He knows Q strong
bill would not pass"
The senior Mississippi Senator
said fiatly it was the plan of party
leaders to "give the Northern rad
icals a civil rights bill to make
them happy and to keep it from
passing to make the South happy" !"
Evening star., 1952-08-21
15-MiIe Road Being Built
AT Ocean Beach Resort
speeiol pi,pa,ch 70 1h. s,u,

OCEAN CITY. Md. Aug. 2l.-A
15-mile road is under construc-
tion along the seashore at Ocean
Beach. Md.
Leon Ackerman, developer Of the
new seashore resort, said it will
be the first main road at his
project.
Ocean Beach is located on ASA
league Island. south of Ocean City
The island is separated on the
north from Ocean City by an inlet,
and on the south is separated from
Chincoteague Island, Va, by an
other inlet.
Mr.. Ackerman said the new road
would not connect with any exist
ing roads on Assateague Island,
but eventually might become part
of a coastal highway. The new
road begins on Assateague Island
about 8 miles south of Ocean
City. and extends to the Virginia
line. There are no bridges to con-
meet the new road with the main
land.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
RumI Becomes Chief
OF Democratic Funds
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Econ.
omist Beardsley Ruml, who laugh.
ingly admits that he once was ar
enrolled Republican took over to.
day the Craftsmanship of the
Finance Committee of the Demo.
cratic National Committee.
He promised a fund-raisine
campaign that would be cheer
full efficient convenient and sue.
cesSful."
Mr.. Ruml noted as the orig.
inator Of the pay-as-you-go tai
plan. was appointed to the fund
raising post yesterday by the
Democratic candidate, Gov. Ada.
Stevenson.
Mr.. Ruml, now a director of the
Bulova Watch Corp. said he
plans to divide the Nation into
five main regions. with subdivi-
sions. and hopes to have regional
chairmen appointed within .
week.
While large contributors are es-
sential to political Embarrassing
he'd like to see several hundred
thousand persons contribute to
the campaign, he said.
This is young peoples elec-
ton and our job is to give them
the facilities to contribute" he
added.
He will leave by plane later to-
day and set up headquarters at
the Mayfower Hotel in Washing
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Republicans Name
Williams and Boggs
For Delaware Race
By the Assoeiotsd Press

DOVER, Del. Aug. 21.-Senator
John j. Williams and Representa-
tive J. Caleb Boggs will head the
Republican ticket in November's
general election in Delaware.
Senator Williams, who insti-
gated the recent Federal probe OF
the Federal Bureau Of Internal
Revenue, was nominated without
opposition last night to seek re-
election to the Senate. Mr.. Boggs
was named. also without opposi-
ton. as the G. o. p. subernatorial
candidate.
The formal nominations were
made at the Delaware State Re-
publican convention, which also
picked three presidential electors
&C. Edward Duffy, New Castle
County; John r. Mcdonald. Kent
County, and Caleb M Wright,
Sussex County.
Senator Williams Democratic
opponent is expected to be 1t
Gov. Alexis I. du Pont Bayard
while Mr.. Boggs will oppose Gov
Ebert N. Carvel.
Other G. o. P. nominees chosen
yesterday:
John w. Rollins. Lewes Beach
Lieutenant Governors Herbert IT
Warburton. Wilmington. for Rep.
resentative to succeed Mr., Boggs;
q. Dan Enterline, Dover, for State
auditor. and Clarence Collins. jr.
Smyrna. for State treasurer.
In a message to the conven-
ton, Gen. Eisenhower said he
was confident he would see 'Dela-
wares greatest Republican victory
of all time" in November.
Evening star., 1952-08-21

Truman
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
hope. one Of my vices, but I like
to think the praise we got is true
in fact" no
Tart Comment on Magazine.
Mr.. Truman refused to comment
on recent Saturday Evening Post
article saying he won in 1948 part
ly because of false information
put out about shortage in grain
storage facilities. The President
commented tartly that he doesn't
very often read the magazine be-
cause it is always wrong. He add
ed all he had to do was to read
the table Of contents to know that.
Mr.. Truman was asked about
his statement at last weeks news
conference that Gen. Eisenhower
had received information from the
White House and had garbled
some Of it. Mr.. Truman said he
did not remember making the
statement and added that maybe
Gen. Eisenhower just got mixed
up. He said that he did not think
Gen. Eisenhower would do that
Intentionally.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Political Mystery Women
Mrs. Stevenson Wanted Divorce
8 Years Before Going to Reno
Article Authorized
By Mrs. Stevenson

Ever since Gov. Adioj Stevenson Of
Illinois wos nominated for President by
the Democratic National Convention,
his divorced wife, Mrs. Ellen Borden
Stevenson. hos been deIueed with re-
quests from mosozines and newspapers
tor story.
To all Of their proposals she replied
with polite mo"
The flood become so greet, however.
thot she finoIIy, with greet reluctonce.
sronted the Chicago Dolly News the
interview on which this series is based.
This she did because she become
convinced thot some one would write a
series Of ortieles bosed on Inaccurate
information.
She preferred. she sold. to hove the
foets stoted correctly.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Two Fort Meade Soldiers
Injured in Auto Crash

Pfc. Russell Jones, %, of Mead
owbridge. w. Va, was seriously
injured near Fort Meade, Md.
last night when car failed to
make turn and crashed into a
tree. ~..
Pfc. Jones is a member of the
Second Army's headquarters COM
pany at Ft. Meade. He was riding
with Corpl. Frank CASTILLO of
Phoebus, Va, another member of
the company. the Associated Press
reported.
The station hospital reported
Pfc. Jones injuries included a
fractured skull and lacerations of
the face, hands and back. Corpl.
CASTILLO escaped with cuts on the
face. hands and body.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Pilot Is Slightly Hurt
Mistakinq Trees for Road
-sy The Assoeiotsd Press

MATAPEAKE. Md. Aug. 21.-
George A.. Cleveland. salesman
from st. Paul, Mimi, was only
slightly hurt when he landed his
small plane in the top of some
trees after losing his way in a
heavy rainstorm late last night.
Mr.. Cleveland's injuries were
confined to lacerations and
bruises. He was treated by a
nurse at nearby boys camp and
put to bed there.
State police reported he was on
"a fight from Newark. N. j.. to
Washington when he got into the
Irainstorm and ran low on gas.
His radio and landing lights went
out. In the darkness just before
midnight, he mistook the top of
the trees for a roadway and
landed. The wreckage fell down
through the branches almost to
the ground.
The scene Of the crash is near
the end of Maryland's new bridge
across Chesapeake Bay just above
Annapolis.