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Evening star., 1952-08-12
sUsINess PROP. FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. 426 9Th ST. N.w.-3-
story and bsmt.. incl. parking for
cars; End comm. Suitable for or
ganizations. light mfg. Offices. etc
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10. Ia
N.W.-About 1000 50. it.. suitable
for sales rooms, ofices, etc. Ma.
DsoSW1paTowN, F ST. AT sth-About
1.50O 50. #. Good business loca-
ton. conv. Reas. MA. S025. LA
blks. from Hecht's
and Kann's on Wilson blvd.--2-story
brick. 9 rms, full bsmt., dble. ga
rage. excel. loc. for ONCE. studio,
etc.. plus liv. quarters, parking
avail. Immediate occupancy; rea-
sonable rent. GL; 6611; eyes,. oW.
AIR CONDITIONED, End a., pvt.
modern ofaces. Ma. sege. Id
DINER FOE LEASE = washington
area; Serve 100. Cali Monday, ia.
1883 sss q CONN. .AvE. N.w.-14oo-5oooo
50. It. avail. In whole or in part
IN elev. bldg, excel. for club rm..
display rms, ofices, studios. etc;
will decorate to suit tenant. Immed.
occup. To inspect call LEO M.
BERNSTEIN q CO.. 141b K st. NV.
ssses 14tS IU ST. Nw-s lovely Ice.
rms. excel. location for irS. off.
real estate. decorator, miiliner, dry
goods. ETC.: fmmed. occup.: reas.
rent App LEO NJ B-PNSTFrN &
CO.. 1415 K st. NV. Me. $500.
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1S11 500"
Brick. Stone Rambler
CLOSE-IN LOCATION

Comfortable. 2-bedrm., brick bunga;
liv. rm., din. rm., kit; lge. tile bath;
conv. to elementary and jr. High
schools. Reduced to $1S,950 with
$4,000 cash down
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S12.h00

2-BEDRM., EXPANSIBLE
immaculate home on level, fenced,
wooded lot; 1St fl. has liv. rm. COM
bination, large kit, bedrms. and
bath center stairs to large end A.,
ready for additional rms; full
dry basement
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S-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER
Full bSmt.. home in excellent cond. !;
13x1S living rm., large dining L,
equip. kit, 3 fine bedrms., tile bath.
Assume large 4To loan.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
LO. 4-7200 TILL 9 Pm.
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BARBER R-REAuTY sHoP

New store, in park. and shop. center,
very suitable for barber. beauty
and oglethorpe sts., Hyattsville, 1
blk. from high school; also has
small apt. in rear. Only $3.50 mo.
for entire space to good tenant.
Key at 5912 40th ave. JESS
FISHER g. CO., INC. 1920 K st.
NV, EX. 1911.
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MERRIMAC RAMRT ,ER
COLONIAI-S19 $50

Choice location in Silver Spring near
AL schools, 2 blocks to bus. This
prewar home is modern and i'm
maculste Dishwasher and dis
pos equipped kitchen, living room
witt fireplace. separate dining room,
3 bedrooms and tiled baths on
2nd floor; finished rec. room in
basement; beautiful yard, entirely
Anchor. fenced: many trees: auto
matte heat.
Wood-C -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Ga. Ave. 81, 300 Till Q
Evening star., 1952-08-12

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Brick bunga-
low. 5 rooms, bath, with finished
attic having Q more bedrooms. Full
basement with Bendix washer.
Only S16,950. Easy terms. Mr.
Ryan. Sligo 1858. MARSHALL ].
WAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st.
NV. DI. -3346.
NEAR MARYLAND U-six acres;
med. 9-rm. house; basmt, garage;
schools. BRI4EY REALTY CO., UN.
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CAUTIOUS?
CONSERVATIVE?

Three-bedrm. brick In exclusive wav-
erly section Of N. Arlington. Very
attr: front is gained BY use Of con-
trasting white pine. .Built-in garage.
Complete bsmt. and superb l2x20
tiful grounds don't fail to see this
S20.960 buy.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF olsbs. ow. soso
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THE EVENING STAR R-17

washington, d. G.
TUESDAY, AUGUST I2, I05a
Evening star., 1952-08-12

HONEY HAVEN
Just for You'll!
Adorable modern brick home has 3
bedrms. and complete bsmt.,- lge.
Handicapped lot, planted with beau
tiful vegetable garden; clean auto.
oil heat; spic and span from top to
bottom. S13.950 buys It'll Can OW.
9090.
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SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT

a-bedrm. home. Takoma Park. Liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, den. bath lst
A. Oak floors, oil h.-wh., bsmt.
CT financed. 4Te int. S44.75 mo.
payments. Total price, $500
BROWN AGENCY, SH. 3497, SH.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CORNER

new; 3 bedrms.. fun bsmt.
complete cleo. kit, gas heat; located
in 'Parkwood, beautiful new
community. 1011S Thornwood st.
Conn. ave. extended. CT financing
available. Price, S16,I00; small
down payment. Call DI. 2166. ia
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GOOD!
For a Long Time

brick Colonial in very fine y. Ar;
screened porch on ist fioor; 5 bed
rms. and full tile bath up; lge.
bsmt.; corner lot; $13, 800 trust,
selling for S19,950. Call OW. 5000.
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CRVSTAT. GAZTNCo

Then look at this all-brick $17, $50
ton section served by superb new
school 6 rms, g bedrms.) }. tile bath
and complete bsmt. Built by one Of
Arlington's finest craftsmen. At
tractfve terms to right purchaser.
Call OW. 1920.
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UNIVERSITY PARK-New 2-story
brick with 4 bedrms. and 2A baths;
bedrm.- and bath on 1st floor,
many closets. Lge. completely
equipped G. E. kit. Attached ga
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
AP. s4O0. Ewes. OR. 025o.
Def. BRICK RAMBLER, S12. BOO
Vacant. Immed poss., good loc.
81 $50 down, S85 mo. pays all.
j. A. dehATHOUDER. UN. 1869
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"THE HAMLET"
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$3.50 and 8058 Glendale Rd

Two new homes for discrim-
mating buyers. OPEN DAILY
: PM. to Q PM. Reached
via Conn. ave. 2 blocks past
East-West hwy. to Dunlop st.
OPPOSITE COLUMBIA COUN-
TRY CLUB. right one block
to Glendale, then left to our
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DE Luxe RAMBLER
S13,95O

NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK
Situated on level lot, 1SO feet deep:
this new all-brick home contains
excellent bedrooms. tiled bath, large
and beautiful kitchen. ParQuet floors.
plastered walls. copper plumbing
throughout. CT approved.
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BUILDEH AND DEVELOPER
w. 1900 FA. 33o1
RTVERWOOD

One Of the choice rambIers in North
ern Virginia; on h-acre lot in high
massive living room with stone flre-
place and adjacent room t15x25). =.
also with stone fireplace; is especi-
ally adapted for entertaining. There
Is q library, 3 exceptional bedrooms
and 8 baths, big recreation room
O gorgeous home and the owner is
selling at O sacrifice. Call Mr.. Bos-
well, ia. 6-6080: ewes. IA. 4-1444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Courthouse sa. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-12

$500 CASH and assume CT loan Will
buy this 2-bedrm, br. bungalow. Lot
l3Ox75 enclosed by Anchor fence u
lawn furn.. garden tools. and Bendi1
washer. Owner will take back 2nd
trust. Price. $14.250. TIE. 3445.
CHARLES r. HOOFF. INC.
1907 Duke St., Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
MUST SELL NOW!
&11 Q5n-RY OWNER.

No time to wait for price, Unusual
opportunity to buy white shingle
bungalow in lovely Kensington, well
below market. 3 years old, 21'x12
liv. rn.,. . bedrms.. bsmt.. lEe. lot
sSoppns GSo 81 ess sS1SOl So%1 psy sno
mept. A real bargain. Lo. 4-7629
MERRIMAC RAMBLER
Superb modern functional desiEn per-
feet setting among tall shade trees,
nice bedrooms. excellent closets
beautiful living room with fireplace
L, tomorrow's kitchen loaded with
charm and priced right at S1s,950.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
s71o Ga. Ave. 81. 67O0 Till 9
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BRIDES NEST
$13 Q50

S11.25O FIRST trust-$2. 700 cash and
you get q real corner cutie" Crisp
low white picket fence. Hardwood
FRS. throughout. Economical h.-w.h.
Only 3 blocks to bus and shopping
center in N. Arlington. Call OW.
5000. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
All Who Voted
In Last Election
Are Eligible To
Participate

The countrywide refer.
endum on the 100000 dog
track will be held Tuesday,
September 80, it was decid.
ed by County Commission.
ers at their meeting last
night at the courthouse.
Miami Attorney Abe Aro-
novitz, president of the Key
West Kennel Club, pleaded
with commissioners to make
the election two weeks
earlier on September 16, SO
as to give his associates
more time to fill the land on
Stock Island and build the
track in time for opening
date on February 1.
Commissioner Joe Allen
moved tina. September so
rather than September Is
be the date set for voters 10
express approval or disap-
proval of the track. He said
that the 3Oth falls midway
in the 90-day period set by
law. He did not change his
motion, despite a further
plea by Aronovitz.
The four commissioners present
voted unanimously for the Septem.
Der 30th date. Chairman Gerald
Saunders, Commissioners Allen,
Harry Harris and Clarence Higgs
were present and voted. Acting
Legal Advisor J. Lancelot Lester
and County Clerk Earl Adams were
also there.
Aronovitz opened the evenings
meeting by requesting the floor to
speak on the track. His only op-
position during the entire meeting
came from Father John Armfield.
President Of the Key West Minis
terial association.
Armflsid objected 10 fhs Sep
tsmbsT dsts requested On IRE
grounds thst most civic leaders
ere still away shsf month Be.
cause ~ hvTrlssns season end
vacations.
Aronovitz corrected Armfield's
statement that the racing interests
preferred the election held In hs
summer or early fall. He said that
the State Of Florida has set the
dates Of race track applications.
and the so-day period when the
election can be held.
Aronovitx stressed his interest in
the development Of Key West Be.
cause he was reared here. He EN-.
phasized the careful screening Civ.
en- to the moral character Of any
and all persons sponsoring the race
track by Sheriffs departments ana
police, and banks.
The fact that Key West win Do
the gamer not the loser Ia the dcs
track season, he said, Ia shown b.
Confined On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Dates For
Police
School Told

It was announced by Horace
O'Bryant, superintendent of public
instruction, Dave King, city man.
ager and J. o. Kemp. chief of po-
lice, that a school for chemical
tests for intoxication would open
in the Municipal Court room, Mon
day at 500 a. m. and the second
class at 500 p. m. each class will
continue for four hours.
The school according to Chief
Kemp, will graduate the students
as experts in the operation of the
drunkometer, machine or device
for estimating alcoholic content OF
a persons blood through the Har-
ger Breath Method, this method
was perfected by DR.. Hager at In.
diana University and has been &C.
cepted by many states and NUM-
cipalities. Chief Kemp installed a
drunkometer in the police depart
ment last year but more trained
operators are necessary due to turn
over in personnel.
The drunk0meter tests the sub
jects exhaled breath, passing it
through tubes containing various
chemicals. Reaction of chemicals
determine and registers the amount
of alcohol in the blood thereby
the extent of intoxication. The use
of the drunkometer eliminates the
Continued On Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Davidson Hearing
Set For Thursday

Porter Davidson. %, of Miami,
charged with stealing $2555 in steel
tools and building equipment, win
have a preliminary hearing before
Peace Justice r. d. Zetterower in
Marathon tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Davidson was arrested Sunday by
Chief Deputy Tommy Dixon, Dep
uty Sheriff Jane. o. Barker and
Deputy Priest of. Miami.
The three officers had been in
vestigating the grand larceny on
the Keys for more than a month.
Leroy Russell, Tavernier, David
sons accuser will testify at the
hearing tomorrow as will Dixon,
Barker and Priest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Bids To Be Called For New
Ground Storage Water Tank
WATER SITUATION
TO BE AIDED BY
COMPLETION OF
TANKS HERE

Bids for the new ground storage
water tank in the parking lot back
of the courthouse will be called
for in the next month along with
bids for tanks on the Keys, Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission mana
ger Ernest Ramsey said today.
Ramsey obtained . quit claim
deed for the present parking lot
last night At the County Commits
sion meeting.
The water group will erect a
second ground storage tank in what
is now parking space for court
house employees, witnesses at
trials, and visitors to the tax Off
ceS, registration, schools and other
county offices.
The Water Commission is also in
the process of obtaining land at
Tavernier, Islamorada and Mara
thon for additional ground storage
tanks,
Ramsey told Commissioners .
week ago that the tanks are ne.
eessary to foresssIl q complete
water famine should the pumps
a. Florida City cease operation.
The Commissioners, four of
whom were present, voted to ap-
prove his request for the deed to
the land in Key West so that Ram
sey can proceed with surveys of
lots in Key West and on the Keys.
The City had taken this same
action ten days ago, since some
interpretions of Jackson Square IL
tie are that it belongs to the city.
Ramsey to be on the safeside OBJ
tanned deeds from both City and
County Commissioners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
SubRonl II
Blood Drive
Successful
867 Pints Of
Blood Collected
By Miami Blood
Bank From Sailors

The newly commissioned Sub
marine Squadron Twelve, now
based at Key West, completed their
first Blood For Korea, drive last
Saturday with the total of S67 pints
donated. 1t is not a record, for
without a previous drive there was
no goal they could set. But the
percentage Of men donating was
high, so high that on the next
drive il will be hard for them to
top their score
Up to the last minutes on Satur
day afternoon new donors were
coming forward. As the day wore
on long queue formed outside the
door at sick bay" as men waited
patiently in line for their turn to
give a pint of life saving fluid that
can mean so much to a wounded
man.
I've seen them coming back"
tContinucl IN Page FOUR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Slone Protests Spot Zoning
On Stock Island; Attorney.
Lester Upholds His Statement
COMMISSIONERS
STILL DECIDE
TO co AHEAD
WITH HEARING

The monkey wrench OF a state
law requiring comprehensive zon-
ing instead Of spot zoning for land
in county was thrown into the
midst of the County Commission
meeting last night.
TOPPING and Sons had asked for
zOning of certain blocks in Stock
Island so that they can 60 ahead
and get Federal Housing Authority
money with which TO help finance
building residences and duplexes
in McDonald's subdivision.
Attorney J. Lancelot Lester, act
ing as county legal advisor in Paul
Sawyer's absence. drafted the re-
quested resolution, for the subdivi-
sion.
Commissioners, four Of whom
were present, we're about to vote
to call public hearing on the
coming September 2, when Jesse
Stone, former member OF the Dade
county zoning commission now a
Stock Island resident took the
floor:
Gentlemen, has there been q
comprehensive plan for the entire
county made? Florida law requires
such plan and that il be provided
for in the budget. II there Is no
comprehensive plan and no money
In the budget Cor county zoning.
then il is spot Loning, which Is
violating the law"
Chairman Gerald A. Saunders
inquired Of Lester il this was 50.
The resolution 10 not vsiid.
You can 90 ahead and held Q
public hearing but yov cant de
anything with shs rsseIvfion."
Lester eonevvred with sIena.
This Scare wevld sieIsse
CONTINUED On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Navy FlyerIs
Transferred
From Key West
1t. O'Meara Is Sent
To Corpus Christi
For Flying Duty

1t. Henry J. O'Meara, staff
member for the past three years
of Fleet ALI Weather Training Tn.
il, atlantic. Key West. has recently
been transferred TO the Naval Air
Advanced Training Command, Cor
pus Christi. Texas.
He entNred the Navy in Septem-
Der 1912 as an aviation cadet. In
February 1914, he was designated
q naval aviator at Pensacola, Fla.
He subsequently served aboard
the USS Yorktown with Squadron
VF-SS which participated in several
raids on Japan toward the wars
end. II was during one of these
attacks that 1t. 0'Meara's plane
was shot. down by enemy anti-air-
craft artillery in the Sea of Japan.
He managed to stay afloat until a
ply, undaunted by the heavy
shellfire of a nearby Japanese des-
troyer, could make the rescue.
Among Ii. o'Meara's World War
II decorations is the Air Medal
with one gold star, The PreSiden-
tial Unit Citation with a bronze
star. the Asiatic. Pacific Area rib
bon, the japanese Occupation rib
bon, the American Defense Service
ribbon and the Victory Medal.
Prior to reporting to FAWTU, 1t.
OMeara was attached 10 the
Groung Control Approach unit at
the Naval Air Station, Atlantic
City, N. ].
ne graduated from Story High
School. Manchester, Mass. and at
tended Boston University before
entering the Navy. He also studied
at Harvard University under the
Navy five term program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Marines Put
Bullet-Torn
Flag0n Hill
Allow Ii To Fly
Before Eyes Of
Defeated Chinese
Bv SAM suMMERL,N

WESTERN FRONT, Korea III
Triumphant American Marines
planted bullet-torn flag on Bunk
er Hill today and let it fly before
the eyes of the defeated Chinese.
The green and yellow banner,
gift of Korean orphanage, was
shrouded now and then by dust
and gun smoke. But the tattered
flag showed the Marines still held
the white slopes after nightmarish
hours of combat.
Capt. Howard (Spike) Connolly,
New York City, led his company
into battle Tuesday. The men car
ried their Korean banner with
them.
1t. Col. Gerard T. Armitage,
Evanston, ILL.,, said each company
had received one and then softly
added:
THE flag is dedicated to Arch
Angel Michael, guardian of the
gates of Heaven"
Marines told narrowing tales of
the battle early Tuesday for Bunk
er Hill. II is within sight of the
balloons lowering over the truce
site of panmunjom.
The once green ridge has been
turned to dust and broken rock by
thunderous artillery and mortar
shelling, tank fire, rockets and air
attacks.
The leathernecks crawled up the
sloped through curtain of rifle,
machine gun and artillery fire to
win II. Some Chinese are still on
the northern slopes.
The bombardment was wicked
and Wild" muttered Pfc. Donald
j. Biesak. Meriden. Conn. The
young rifleman said he shot three
Chinese soldiers during the night
fighting.
The leatherneckS, caked with
Dust and dripping sweat. agreed
they lived through He'll for al
most two days.
The Marines swear by their ar
mored vests and wear them despite
Continued On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
Twin Ship Canals
Are Proposed

WASHINGTON R - Twin ship
canals tunnelling under noun
tains in HonduraS-were proposed
today to relieve heavy traffic in
the Panama Canal and provide a
virtually bomb.proof Atlantic Pa
cific waterway.
DR.. William Fl. Hobbs, ss-year-
old University Of Michigan geolo
gist, outlined his idea al the 18th
congress Of the international Geo
graphical Union. He said IL had
mot yet been entered" for the
consideration of the U. S. Congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
County Votes Sept.
80 On Dog rack
U.S. AMBASSADOR TO CUBA
IN CITY ON THREE-DAY VISIT
Plays Golf With
Col. Spotts'coOd
And Capt. Boa5
BY SUSAN MeAVoY

BY SUSAN MeAVoY
u. S. Ambassador to
Cuba, Willard Beaulac flew
into Key West from the
Embassy in Cuba and show
ed that diplomats can
match the Navy and the
Army any day in golf.
Playing out at the ID
hole Key West golf club
yesterday, Beaulac success
fully defeated Capt. Tren.
ton ID. Boaz, Executive OF.
ficer of the u. S. Naval
hospital and Col. (retired)
Bob SpOttswOOd in a three
hour game.
The Ambassador who was ap-
pointed to the friendly Island
republic II months ago, likes Key
West and its golf so much that
he'll stay another day.
He first visited Key West
when he was Counselor to the
American Embassy in Cuba from
1887 to 1941.
II never forgot the drive over
the sea, it was wonderful" said
the handsome diplomat who is a
career man in the State Depart
ment.
The Ambassador, and b Mrs.
Beaulac and their four children
ranging from five to 16 years.
live at the official residence at
Country Club park, near the
famed Havana Yacht Club.
Ambassador Beaulac was de-
lighted to return to Cuba last
September because of his many
old friends there, made during
the first years. Then, as now,
Batista was President of the
Island Republic.
Yesterdays interview was
short for two main reasons. The
Navy and the Army were eager
to get the golf game going, and
Ambassador Beaulac, true
diplomat would make no COM
ment on the political, economic,
and social conditions of the
Cuban republic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
FIRE DEPT.
SUSPECTS
ARSON
FIVE FIRES PUT
OUT ON BARROTA
LANE RECENTLY
by BILL GLIB

~ 0t@1 WIZ
Lightning might strike the same
place once or twice. Let's be gen.
srous and say it could even strike
three or four times. But fellow
would get suspicious If it were to
hit the same spot five times in
row.
And so 1t Is with fire!
Within the past couple of weeks
there have been five fires on Bar
fota Lane, just off the corner of
Simonton and Olivia streets. One
house was burnt completely to the
ground. Two youngsters and an eld-
erly man almost lost their lives in
this particular fire. Since that
time, the house next to the one
burnt down has caught afire three
times. Yesterday, Q home on the
end of the lane suffered a small
blaze.
Fire Chief Cremata and his men
are boiling over" with anger.
They believe that an arsonist Is
setting the fires that are endanger-
ing the public's property and life.
II their suspicious turn out to be
true, and they get their hands upon
the man, he will be in for a rough
time.
Arson Is one of the most con-
temptible and lowest of all forms
of human villany. Penalties are
usually more severe for deliberate
ly burning down a dwelling than
they are for murder.
The Key West Police Department
Is also working on the case.
Fire Hazards
Other news notes on the fire.
fighting front deal with hazardous
conditions.
Chief Cremata and Sanitary In
spector Willard Gibson are in
speeding premises to make sure
that no unnecessary lumber, trash,
: or othor inflanuIble material is le 4
lying around. They have issued a
warning to the occupants of a
house at the corner Of Katherine
and Thomas streets, as well as to
a man who is supposed to have
cleared up a burnt dwelling in the
200 block of Whitehead St. and
has failed to do so.
Fire Hydranfs
The City pays the Florida Aque-
duct Commission fifty dollars per
year rental for each fire hydrant
in town. Many of these hydrants
are damaged and otherwise in
practical for use by the fire de.
partment. Ernest Ramsey. mana
ger of the company, has been re-
quested to remedy the poor situa-
ton that now exists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
"Crave Error OF judgement"
Caused Two-Ship Crash

the HobSon's commander.
A Naval Court Of Inquiry an
nounced late Tuesday that a
grave error of judgment by Ii.
Cmdr. W. J. Tierney caused the
April 26 collision that sent the Hob
son to the bottom and the Wasp
hmping back to New York, badly
damaged.
All other officers were cleared
of any responsibility for the TRACE
Continued On Page FOUR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
176 LOST THEIR
LIVES AS RESULT
OF ACCIDENT
by JACK RuTlEpcE

WASHINGTON N - The mid
Atlantic collision of the carrier
Wasp and the destroyer mine.
sweeper Hobson at . cost of l76
lives has been blamed on an ''un.
explained left turn" ordered By
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
notice.!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 10th day of July
A. d. 1852, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the said
The First National Bank and Trust
Co., of Milford, Delaware, Execu-
tors of the estate of Mary c.
Pierce, OH or before the 10th day
of July 1858, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and
provided.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST co.
BY: Wallace F. McFauI,
Trust officer
Address, Executors
Milford, Del 7-25-St