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Evening star., 1952-04-02

FARMS WANTED-We sell farms in
MARYLAND. List your farm or acre
age for sale with US. WALTER M.
BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV. MA.
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NEAR N. ]. AVE. AND
N. Y, AVE. NV

IA. 6-757s
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CONN. AVE. CORNER

So on Conn. ave. 105' on
Hillyer ST.; 1858 So. II. in
lot. One Of the finest Conn.
ave. corners available for your
present or future site for any
business. DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; eyes,. EN-.
oooo' 9,e -a 'r..
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TRAILERs

34-FT. LIBERTY, 2 bedrms. bath
financed, 5 yrs. HI. 31O0, Ext. 6297.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT IN NEARBY Md, ware
houses all sizes. Unlimited parking
Box .Q,s; Star ,z. ooo
It., one floor; new. 15-ft. ceiling
Fenced. paved yard Near So. Cap
itol st. bridge. Address, 1924 Sum.
ner nerIdds Id Sc JOHN F: DoNoH9GTE
3-00S4; ewes. WI. 6I6S. "a
EARLY POSSESSION
Gan be zoH given on these sca.vn warehouse a.%
story fireproof bldg. Parking pro-
.yided. Close-in Bethesda; S225 mo
(2) 5000 50. IT, one-story bldg.
zoned Industrial. Large parking area
Capitol Heights. $3.50 mo.
t3 1900 50. It. Ground door with
extra-larKe drive-in doors. left
ceiling Heat supplied. GEORGETOWN
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 II st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
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UP-TO-DATE

As next years new car-is this mod.
ern brick No. Arl. rambler. now
nearing completion. CarefullS
planned 6 rms. and tiled bath, in
clud1ng separate din. rm. and big
well-organiZed kit. with built
leatherette breakfast nook; very
generous bsmt.. has separate toile1
and laund. facils; plenty Of wal
space. picture window. lee. closets
comfort and convenience $4,000
Approx $4,000 down. Call.
Real Estate Service, Inc,
4763 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. OW. 9O90
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mi. LEO STORCH

Phone UN. 7649. Once open 10 am
to 6 pm. daily and Sunday.
To reach offlce of developer: Bladens.
burg I'd. to Defense hwy. (Route 5O)
5 miles to large sign "Lanham Park. y
Salesman. will drive you to Ian
caster Estates. ID
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUS, KS 1nterna tional; walk-in
type type; 80 pass passengers; for sale cheap.
L6kGEsT GfSsE $l4Sfa; SELECTION o, truck. MiO a,
lowest prices in town; 20 Chevrolet % Ct
1a-ton stake. S195 down; AS Ford
1l2-ton dump. S195 down; '4t; Chew
rolet pickup. $l45 down; AZ Chew
rolet panel. 500 down: AZ Chevro-
sedan ea1ePy: eiy:ry ssg ks down; SO 90 Ford
MASHATTAN' AUTO Ut nfxi KAIsER.FRA: sgg qHSn
ZER, INC. both sides of 7th at r
NV. open daily, 8 am. to 8 pm;
sun, am; to pm. NO. 27O0.
gain. $795, $195 down. You'll have
to hurry! PVT. OWNER. JE. $3.50.
DODGE 194s panel truck; excellent
sood Sond very low mileage; 1896. GE.
CHEVROLET Al A-ton panel walk
INTERNATIONAL 194s h-ton panel:
excellent condition throughout. ready
bERs. WASH i 0c3i Oldest tFG Fora = pealer sasr
CHEvRoIET 1915 panel: t GOOD Sye; condi. n;T:
tion: good tires. black; $595. HILL
d SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest. Ford
Dealer CNA. 9s50). lila Vermont
THAMES 1s4s A-ton panel; very eco
nomical to run. up to 35 miles per
HILL q SANDERS. Wash. s Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. $500. 1114 YER
mont ave. NV.
THAMES h-ton panel: very econom-
ical to run. UP to 35 miles per gal. ;
very good running condition; S395.
HILL Il SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S50).: 1114 Yer
mont ave. NV.
FORD 1850 F-5 1Ia-ton; S-cyl.. long
wheelbase, 7.5Ox2O S-ply tires with
or without stake body; owner driven.
! owner; condition warrants our Civ
ing liberal guarantee HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
LNA. 9S50). 1114 Vermont ave. NV
FORD 1851 F-5 h-ton S-cyl. long
wheelbase, 10-ply. dual rear tires;
condition iustifies liberal guarantee;
with or without 12-ft: stake body.
HILL q SANDERS; Wash;'s, Oldest
INTTERNATIoNAL 1s47 acton; s74s;
express. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. 9S5O). 1114|
Vermont ave NV.
DODGE 1941 1h-ton stake: excel.
conf pvt. owner; 1895. RA. 1887.
FORD 1850 pickup truck; excellent
Ready to worE; only SsS5. LOGAN
MOTOR CO, I'LL 18th st, NV,
CHEVROLET 1850 1-ton stake only
5000 miles; price, $1,000. TU.
I'LL or DU. 9730. IS
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Contjnuad.l

LANCASTER ESTATES
High Bridge. Md.-Beautiful 5-acrs
estates. u mile from Defense hwy
(Route 50). Only $2,475; $500
down, $40 monthly. Come out and
sites-you will be amazed at The
0iltStandinR values
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Also see our complete line of brand
new one and two debroom models.
American Trailer
COMPANY, INC.
CERTIFIED TCMA. DEALERS
4030 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 1921
Open Daily and Sum-, 8 to y
BRANCHES:
OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT
GUS. No. l. 8 Miles 50. Alexandria,
1744 RICHMOND HWY.
e Miles 80. Alexandria,
BERWYN. MD.
Gus. No. I. 2 Miles No. q. Of Md
LEXINGTON PARK, MD. =
Near Patuxent River N. A. 81
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Industrial GeorgetoWn
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 so. FIT. of ground centrally
I9cated; pvt. r.r. siding and ofice
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

6-RM. HOUSE, modern conveniences
pvt. shore advantages. 25 mi. from
District, on South River. Call An
napolis 7OO1.
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-Cottage, two bed.
rooms. living room, kitchen, dinette
inclosed porch for extra room OF
bedroom. tiled bath with shower
garage with shower and Bendi,
dening II desired; Complete privacy,
ideal for children. Reasonable renta
to responsible party for season only
During day (Mon. through Friday
call MA. 5l69; ewes. and sun, cal
West River 7O73,
WE NEED LOTS, ACREAGE or cot
tageS on waterfront in Anne Arundel
County. Md. Mail full particulars
to KAY REALTY CO., 55O5 Ga. ave.
NV, Wash. D. C.
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A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for '36 to '49 cars
bS06 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9S44
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WHITE, BRICK

wv III I = p1tINN
m n lovely community. We offer
this 3-bedroom, ia bath. all brick
Colonial with full bsmt. and side
porch. All rooms are good size.
Price, $1S.950. Call 8 til 8. Ex-
elusive with
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy,
GL. 633s 31O3 N. 10th OK. 1779
STEPPING STONE?
To your dream home? Se.95O. Needs
redecorating. Living room is spa
cious. separate din. room, equipped
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath, full
basement; good rental property.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl..'Va. oW. s020
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Junk Cars and Trucks
$50 and up. UNITED AUTO WRECK
ING, INC; Washington, dial TO.
9494; Laurel. ll3O.
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Small cash required to reliable build.
er; we will take back 2nd trust; we
have architects plan of very good
4-family nat Of 2 rooms. kit. and
path each. Good downtown loca-
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S H st. NV. DI. 7s57
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Attention Builders!

We have desirable acreage for resi-
in choice spots in close in Northern
Va: Sites vary in size, from Is to
800 acres. Exceptional financing,
with .subordination clause) for
reputable party. Call MR.. GRO
WE'LL. Sr. after pm. MI. 6298.
METZLER-Va. Office
REALTORS
3S11 Lee Hwy. IA. B-7575
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OFFICE VALUES

OFFICE VALUES
SOO1 CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA PIX
ONCE suite. Of 4 rms, In excel. cond
suitable for doctor or contractor
including all utilities. S125 mo.
Ala 18th ST. S.W.-a.-c. 1-rm ONCE
in new mod. office bldg. Conv. to
Govt. bldgs. and S.W. Market. SIS
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

BETHESDA - WOODMONT. Zoned
comml.. 60-ft. frontage on 2 SITS
with $50 #. depth. Has comfortable
and sound stucco and frame home
plus workshop 22x45 It. Space for
parking trucks and cars. $3.50.
Exclusive, REGIONAL REALTY CO.,
OIL. 2776 It'll pm.
CORNER 18th AND QUE SITS. NV.
Valet shop. 4 rooms and bath:
consider trade. MIR. PERRY, DI
S724. Ewes. OIL. 0947. -
3lI3 11th ST. N.W.-Vacant, ap.
prox. 1900 SO. it., includes bsmt
Call ME. OO95, COMET REALTY
5l3 3rd ST. N.W.-Store with 5-rm
bath apt. Call NO. 1855, BENJAMIN
FIRST CoMMERCIAL-Det. stucce
cinder block building. 2 stories
Completely furn.,. for bar or res.
taurant. Dimension of building
4Ox60. situated on lot 60x12S.
lavatories. oil h.-w.h. Excellent
Maryland location. On Baltimore
blvd. Total price of property and
equipment, Sf6.95O. For further de.
tails and inspection. call PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA. 1855
UN 1ffS HY 0R36 -
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RAMBLER

Three-bedrm. all-brick rambler. stu
ated on lot 91xI5O and featuring
large liv-din. comb. fully equip.
kit. screened rear porch, gas hot-air
heat, rear yard completely fenced
Price only $17.950. Call now for
ment to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 2100 Realtor OK. 1243
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NEAR WASHINGTON GOLF
AND COUNTRY CHR

Small estate on an acre of beautiful
Handicapped. fenced grounds, featur-
ing a sunken garden with fountain
fed fiSh pond, large outdoor fireplace
approached through stately grape
arbor, fruit trees, etc
Rustic main house at end Of private
driveway. guesthouse in rear, both
modernized
Very moderately priced with excellent
financing. For appt., call Mr.. Muir
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sll 18th St NV, ST. 5000
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER, FLA.-For rent. 1st.
q. apt. furn.. April through Sept.
S135; also lge. apt. Ia. 6543, ewes.
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good" preacher to some people is who tell
them what they want to hear.
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White Slavery
Ring Broken

ORLANDO IA man. his wife
and another woman arrested here
Wednesday are charged with vio-
lating the white slavery traffic act.
FBI Agent Robert w. Wall iden-
titled them as Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Simonet and Louise Albright.
He said they are accused Of trans
porting a girl from Charleston. w.
Va, to Orlando for the purpose Of
prostitution. 2
Three girls held as material wit
nesses were identified rs Alice
Marie Lawton, Edna Harnadge
and Martha Lucille Carter.
Detective Chief Carl Roden-
baugh said the three girls and 10
Negro beilhops at six hotels here
viii be charged with vagrancy In
city court. Police quoted the girls
as saying the bellhops procured
dates" for them al . minimum
Of SO q call. they gave the bell
hops 10 per cent and split the rest
$3.50 with the Simonets.
Police said ledger books they
seixed revealed the ring operated
here and In jacksonville.
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THIS ROCK OF OURS
HiLL GLIB

enjoy Key West. Would appreciate
it very much L you could drop
me a line and give me the low
down on general conditions - con-
struction, etc. )"
Needless to say, IN try to ans.
wer Mr.. Englert's letter right q.
way. Construction work has slowed
down during the past few weeks
but there is still plenty OF work
and always viii be I hope for the
kind of men we want in Key West
- honest, reliable men who give
a fair exchange of labor for the
money they receive.
The principal reason ! quoted
part of the letter was to prove to
critics of this column that an out.
spoken criticism of undesirable
local conditions does not drive out
siders away. They know that such
conditions exist everywhere and
they are attracted to a town
which permits the facts to be
brought out into daylight for pub
lie examination.
Simonton 81.
No action was taken by city COM
missioners concerning the filing
in of the foot of Simonton St. by
Logun's Restaurant. I'm told that
local citizens still intend to hght
Logun and try to prevent him from
covering the samll amount of sand
that exists at that location.
The one question In my mind Is,
how long will it be before some
one decides to fill In the end Of
Duval St.?
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COMPLETE PHYSICAL EXAM FOR sIx-YEAR-oLDs

Most six-year-olds who are beginning school this
wear are in for series Of mmunizaton shots While is
not required for those beginning their formal education
. physical examination is wise precaution.
Very often complete physical examination will I'M
cover defects that child may have and that have been
unnoticed It is Of course important if child has de-
feet that the parents and teachers know about the defects
so that they can help the child the handicap
Of the defect
Impaired hearing bad eyesight, diseased tonsis, or
even dental trouble seriously hinder child in his
school work Of utmost Importance that chds first
impression of school life favorable if ne to get the
most out of his education and for this child be-
ginning school is entitled to physical check-up.
Actually children should be given complete physical
examinations periodically These examinations will I'M
odbtedly mean healthier and happier children less
expensesto parents in the long run. $50
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SODIUM FLuoRIDE IN WATER

number Of communities have conducted studies to
determine the effect of sodium fluoride drinking
water In 1914 such study begun in two New York
communities, Newburgh and Kingston. Kingston citizens
to drink uoridated water while Newburgh people
drank ordinary water for period Of 10 years.
The 10-year period is not up yet but the Health De-
parment of the State of New York has reported the
term results It that children who drink water
with sodium fuorde added have AZ per less tooth
decay.
According to DR.. Bruce F. Forsyth Chief Dental Of
ficer of the Public Health Service uoridaton is the
most remarkable public health preventive developed in
this country.
We believe most people are ready for autumn this
year.
good" preacher to some people is one who tells
them what they want to hear.
In another eight weeks Christmas decorations will
90 up in many stores Comes around pretty these days
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State Offers To
Help Counties
Finance Mos. Con.

JACKSONVILLE Up - Florida
counties win get state aid in fl
nancing permanent mosquito con-
troll projects if the Legislature ap-
proves a Florida State Board of
Health proposal.
Legislation is being drafted to
provide Is cents from the state for
every dollar raised by counties
and mosquito control districts to,
finance the permanent control
measures.
+ DR.. Herbert L. organs, Pensa-
cola, president Of the state boards
policy-making group who disclosed
the plan, said that by permanent
control he meant bitches, drain
age and other means Of destroy
ing mosquitoes natural breeding
places.
Funds the board will seek win
be in addition to aid now avail
able 10 counties for insecticides,
equipment and personnel, DR.. Bry-
ans said,
Florida's economy would be Sc
riously affected should an epidem-
ic Of equine encephalomyelitis. a
mosquito-borne disease now prev
alent in parts of California, ever
develop in this state, DR.. organs
said.
The board acted after John Null
rennan, director Of the boards Di.
vision Of Entomology. told the
group Florida is relatively free Of
the type Of mosquito which carries
the California maiady but has In
abundance another type which
transmits q strain Of sleeping sick
ness known as the Venezuelan
virus.
Fortunately this virus has not
yet reached Florida but il il ever
does II win find literally billions ID
mosquitoes 10 help spread H." Mul-
rennan said.
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Joe Sirugo says quite a few
people after reading "This Rock
Of Ours" have told him that he was
one who has kept drive.
in theatre out of Key West. 1t is
only fair to give Joe's side OF the
story.
1.-TWO years ago." Sirugo ex-
plains, 81 ask the City for perrnis-
sion to build drivein theatre
within the city limits and I was
refused. Commissioners claimed
that they wanted all available land
to be zoned for home and business
sites because of the scarcity OF
land on the island. II this reason
was good two years ago, there is
even more reason why it should
be adhered to now" "a
In other words, what's good for
the goose, is good for the gander'
Joe is right of course. The City
Commissioners who are also Plan
ming Board members, must regu-
late their opinions and rulings so
that some semblance of unity is
maintained. Zones cannot be
changed every year or so without
creating a lot of friction.
Jack Delaney, If he has his way,
will be the one who clears up the
present undesirable condition of
spot-zoning.
Delaney
The only trouble with Delaney
is that little book he carries a.
round. He has fifty dozen different
items in it and the other COM
missioners let out a groan when
they see him start to thumb
through it at a meeting.
Jack should sort of limit him
self to bringing up four or five
fresh items at meeting instead
of fifteen or twenty. I'm mention
ing this from a newspaperman's
standpoint because he viii be able
to get a lot better news coverage
on the few items and thus gain
more support from the people.
Incidently, nothing more has been
said about utility tax but don't
be surprised If it is suddenly
brought up and passed at future
commission meeting. To the best
of my knowledge, every one of
the City Fathers are behind the
idea including City Manager Dave
King.
Friendly Letters
Quite often / get letters that
make me feel like the time spent
on this column is worthwhile. For
instance, received a letter from
a william p. Englert of Gray, In
diana today. He said in part:
81 take the Citizen and have been
reading "This ROCK Of Ours" with
interest. The wife and / would like
very much to get to own some
property down that way, and really
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Hal
BOYLE
SAYS
By HAL BOYLE

I1OME 1OWN, ". -. n. MI uC
PEBBLES, like many an American
family today, are house divided.
Wilbur, the country's most aver
age citizen, and his wife, Trellis
Mae, used to quarrel over only
one thing-her ambition to own a
mink coat.
But that was before Wilbur went
to the Republican convention and
came home in favor of Gen. Eisen-
hover, and Trellis Mae attended
the Democratic convention and re-
turned an ardent rooter for Gov.
Stevenson.
Now they are separated by a
new yawning chasm-party poll
tics.
Wilbur awoke the other morning
in a cramped position on the liv-
ing room sofa, to which he had
been exiled by Trellis Mae after
he referred slightingly to Steven
son as "a Truman in short pants"
His wife, her hair still in metal
curclers, sat in his favorite chair
studying the newspaper.
"How about some breakfast,
honey?" said Wilbur. "I'm stary-
ing"
make it yourself, you Republi-
Canyon believe in individual en-
terprise," replied Trellis Mae.
"And don't burn the toast. I have
to catch up on the political news"
Wilbur meekly got up, show
cred, shaved, dress and fixed
breakfast for two. Trellis Mae
joined him at the table, put down
the newspaper, and said:
''Well, he's done it again!"
Her husband went on morosely
munching his toast.
81 say, he's done it again!" said
Trellis Mae more loudly.
"Who?" said Wilbur, unable to
resist the bait.
"As If you didn't know. Ha, ha,
Ina! StevenSon--of course.
HAS he attacked that mess in
Washington again?"
Don't be so funny" said Trel-
lis Mae. "He says your pal Ike is
up to his knees in a bucket of
cells. Ha, ha, hal What's the mat
ter with Ike's campaign anyway?
It's stalled"
likes just getting into gear"
replied Wilbur stoutly. HE likes
to plan his campaigns instead Of
going off half-cocked. When he
really hits the Democrats it'll be
another Normandy landing"
"AllI can say" remarked Trel-
Ills Mae, sis that right now he is
approaching victory with the speed
Of erosion"
II really don't understand you,
Esaid Wilbur, trying dignity. your
father was a Republican, your
grandfather was a Republican,
and you we're a Republican until
Hast month. You don't want to be
turncoat, do your"
Look who's talking" answered
his wife. who voted for Roose-
welt three times? You! Who said
when he got out Of the Army he'd
never vote for, man who wore
a uniform2 You'll"
THAT was before they, nominal
bed Ike" said Wilbur. Cant a
man change his mind?"
Cant a woman"
"Sure, but Ike is a new broom.
He's got what the country needs.
He is a real man Of action. Ste
venson Is just phrase-maker.
Anybody can make high-sound-
ling phrase"
"oh, can they?" demanded Trel-
lis Mae. IAN right, Wilbur. You
make one. Right now. Quick"
| Wilbur stared at her. His mouth
opened and closed, opened and
closed again.
"Uh nh uh." he spluttered.
women have no darn business
talking politics"
THAT isn't q new phrase" said
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Trellis Mae. THAT is a platitude,
my love-"
Wilbur made a final attempt to
convert her.
II ask you one thing-just one
thing" he said. "What has Adlai
Stevenson got that Ike doesn't
have more Off"
"Mel" said Trellis Mae tri-
umphantly.
Wilbur looked at his wife. shook
his head, threw down his napkin,
and trudged off to work. Novem-
ber-and peace-seemed a long
way off.
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s
Business
nirror
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R = Businessmen
ale putting on their biggest drive
ever to get out the vote.
Most 60 to great lengths to avoid
voring any candidate - but they
,.ress the need for a big turnout.
ALL give as their aim: Serving the
bublc interest.
Some concentrate on their own
employees. Others reach out
through newspaper and radio adj
ertising to urge the lazy citizen
to register and vote.
Others use their products: Loafs
of bread and packages of cereals
bear the message. Some depart
ment stores wet up booths where
officials can register shoppers.
And this time businessmen are
going after the young fry, hoping
the kids will light a voting fire
under their parents.
The American Heritage Founda-
ton, sponsoring a national non
partisan register and vote cam
paign, reports that buttons read
ing: "My daddy is voting on No
vember 4. is yours?" are handed
out by the Quaker Oats Co. of
Peoria, ILL.,, to an employees chill
dren, when he registers. The firm
also runs a get-out-and vote drive
in each of its 20 district plants.
The Kellogg Co., Battle Creek,
Mich, is utilizing field usually
associated with space cadets, cow
boys and sports heroes. It is ship
ping corn flakes in packages COW
cred with non-partisan appeals to
citizens to vote. The package has
pictures of both Ike and Adlai,
helpful hints on voting regulations
and statistics on past elections.
This should impress the old
folks. But think what it could do
for the young fry, accustomed to
looking to cereal packages for
guidance. In many a household
junior may start Fostering dad to
elect Buck Rogers, Captain Video
or the Lone Ranger as President.
Comic strips are being used by
Bristol Myers. The drug firm de-
votes some of its newspaper COM
ic section ads to the vote theme.
Continental Baking puts vote
promotion bands around each loaf.
The National Foremen's Insti-
tute says that arrangements by
the thousands are taking on the
self-appointed task of stirring W
their employees"
Allis Chalmers and its union
send out joint letters to employees.
Carrier Corp, Syracuse, N. Y,
gets foremen. to instruct employees
on details of registration.
Standard Oil of California runs
an essay contest on citizenship.
Doeskin Products Inc. stimulates
voting interest by running mock
election Campaign among its sales
force on a nationwide basis.
The Osborne Co., which puts out
posters Of election facts and fig
ures for display under individual
firm sponsorship, says sales this
year are running 20 per cent ahead
of the 1913 election year. Biggest
jump in ordering is by bankers.
They are so per cent more inter-
ested this year than four years
ago in getting out the vote.
The Advertising Council says
/ 100 newspapers have ordered TO-
S43 ads it offered urging citizens
to do their duty.
Come to think of it, have you
registered?
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We believe most people are ready for autumn this
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-29
Gambling Stamps
Are Purchased

JACKSONVILLE 1-The Inter
nal Revenue Bureau had no e.
planation for the late purchase Of
two federal gambling tar stamps
fer last year. They we're issued
Wednesday 70 Clint J. Davis. and
James Mbury. Alaehns.