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Evening star., 1952-03-12
No Threat 10 Economy
In Security Program
Seen By keYser|ing
BY the Asseeioted Pres.

President Truman's top eco
|nomic adviser said today it is not
necessary to slash the Nations Sc
|curity program to maintain a
strong economy.
The "clear facts" simply do not
support strong "if not predomi-
nant" sentiment for a drastic re-
|duction. said Leon Keyserling,
chairman of the Presidents Coun-
ell of Economic Advisers.
He testified before a Joint Sem
ate House subcommittee investi-
eating monetary policy. - -
Mr.. Keyserling discounted fears
of a recession in the foreseeable
future. He said there is every rea-
son to believe that, If American
defense is strong enough to survive
the Communist menace, "our
economy will continue it's timeless
program toward new productive
achievements and even greater
strength"
Takes Issue With Douglas.
But If the United States falls
down on defense because of mis-
taken economic analysis" he said,
then no other policies could save
JUS from dangers beyond descrip-
|tion."
Mr.. Keyserling took sharp issue
with charges by Senator Douglas,
Democrat, of Illinois, that Fed
[eral monetary policies were the
chief cause of initiation and
higher prices after the Korean
war started.
Mr.. Keyserling said monetary
policy "can be no more than one
mild tool among many in the quest
for economic stability"
Monetary policy is the Gov
Iernment's program for regulating
the supply of money. The sub
committee is trying to find how
it can be used to steer the Nation
safely between the dangers of in
Iflation on one side and depression
on the other.
The issue has revolved chiefly
around differences between the
Treasury and the Federal Reserve
System.
Theories Outlined.
The Federal Reserve Board en-
Iphasizes that when it buys large
quantities of Government securi-
ties in the open market that tends
to expand credit. increase the
money supply and fan initiation
The Treasury stresses that some
such purchases may be necessary
to support Government bond
prices and provide sound mar
ket for financing the defense ef-
fort.
Mr.. Keyserling stressed that the
defense program calls for expan-
sions of the economy (and credit)
in some fields and a withdrawal in
others. Because of this vital Sc
lective feature. he added. general
monetary policy can not do very
much of the job" needed in to-
days economy.
He noted that one effect of more
stringent credit control has been
to increase interest rates. He said
low interest rates have been a
major factor in the country's ex-
pansion of productive power and
even small changes now might
gain dangerous momentum.
The presidential adviser said he
was withholding judgment on an
accord" under which the Reserve
Board has withdrawn most of its
support from Government bond
prices, but buys enough Govern
ment securities to keep an "or-
derly" market.
Senator Douglas, former Uni
versity of Chicago economics pro-
fessor, has claimed that expansion
in the money supply not only was
the chief cause of post-Korean
imitation, but the accord was the
chief cause Of a lull in imitation
over the past nine months.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
|'Ad Mari win Raise Funds
For Hospital Oxygen Tent

Funds to provide a $700 oxygen
tent for Children's Hospital will
be the goafof the 1852 "Art Mart"
at Center Market City.
Pictures displayed at the exhi-
bition will be on sale, with 20
per cent of the proceeds going
to the hospital fund. The re-
mainder goes to the artist. who
will pay a small entry fee for
each picture. Entry fees also will
go toward the purchase Of the
oxygen tent.
This years exhibition will be
held from May to June IA.
At the 1851 exhibition, So paint
ling and Is ceramics were sold.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

the young laoyS
background and
if we felt she
was loyal to the
United States
Government.
/ Luckily, we
can assure the
commission that
the young lady
is completely
loyal. But she's
come and gone
as far as the
Government is
concerned, and
- l~oc-,k 1919
Evening star., 1952-03-12
BeviIIe Renominoted

Mayor Ross H. Beville last
night was renominated without
opposition for another two-yeal
term as mayor of Takoma Park
The election will be held March
l25.
The city caucus also renomi-
mated incumbent councilmen Wal
ter H. McClenon, Charles H
Klinck, James B. Parkhill and
Sydney w. Tymeson. Frank E
Lucas was nominated to succeed
Councilman Brooks Perring, who
declined to seek another term
They are all from the Montgom-
cry County section of the city
which has five of the seven council
seats.
A contest was set up for the two
Prince Georges seats when the
caucus nominated Councilman
Ray H. Eccleston and three new
candidates Milton Kramer, Cor
don H. Cole and Ellery Denison.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
France Mining More Coal

PARIS.-Coal production in
France last year averaged 4.6 mill
lion tons month. compared with
"A million tons a month in 1850.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
G. O. P. Convention Set

The Republican State conven-
ton in Maryland will be held in
Baltimore May "a, former State
Chairman Joseph L. Carter an
Inounced today.
The 1852 delegates will be
Ielected at the May 5 primary
They in turn will choose "a dele
gates to the Republican National
Convention in Chicago beginning
July Z.
Date for the Democratic State
convention has not been set.-A. P
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Social Security Voted

All eligible Alexandria municipal
employees will be placed under
social security. retroactive to jan
Iuary /, the City Council decided
last night.
Alexandria has never had a re-
Itirement program for it's 631 en-
Iployes. The Council agreed to pay
the $4,000 necessary to make the
Icoverage retroactive.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
The Federal Spotlight
Commissions Loyalty Checks
Lag From 9 Months to Year
The Federal Spotlight
BY Joseph Young

The Government is about nine a
It's program OF checking the loyalty of Federal
Inc latest instance college student
temporary job in Government Among
references she this reporter
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. a. on January Is.
Lowest. Is. on January 80.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. 20. at 1855 am.
Low. SO, at $50 am.
Tide Tables
Evening star., 1952-03-12

urries expected tonight in the mountains of New
Northern New England and in the Northern Rockies
Snow the Northern and Central Plains
Columbia Plateau and the Central Rockies Rain win fall
the Pacific Coast the Central Gulf States and the Middle
Mississippi Valley will be colder in the South and Central
Palms continued cold the Southwest will be
In the. Southeast and Middle Mississippi Valley.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Wind: West at Is miles an hour
at 11:3O am.
River Report.
(From U. S. Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy at
HarperS Ferry
Evening star., 1952-03-12

IN September to return to school.
Yesterday we received a confiden-
ltial inquiry form from the Civil
Service Commission. asking about
Evening star., 1952-03-12
The Sun and Moon.

Rises Sets
Sun, today 6:24 am. f:lap.m.
Sun. tomorrow - 6:23 am. 6:13 pm.
Moon, today 7:24 pm. 6:35 I'm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1952-03-12

Monthly precipitation in Incl
Canifal lcilYranf Innnfh fn do fal
Evening star., 1952-03-12

CAPITAL ROUNDUP - Civil
Service Commissioner James Nit
chell is the new president of the
American Society for Public Ad-
ministratiOn. Two Marine
Corps civilians, Mrs. Melba c. Du
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15
Turkeys Can
Talk Profits
Profit Possibilities
Indicated by ests
By DR.. e. K. HALBROOK
Department of Poultry Industry
Montana Stare College

MONTANA now produces approx
W. mately 100000 turkeys per year. This
is only about one-half of our production 10
years ago, and only % per cent of the num-
Der produced 20 years ago. This downward
trend in Montana turkey production is
largely due to three factors: l. Very favor
able prices for grain and livestock which
require less work and less risk to produce
than turkeys; 2. A trend toward large scale
commercial production, but more rapid
decrease in small flocks; 3. Inadequate proc
essing facilities to handle large turkey
flocks.
In spite of the downward trend in turkey
production, it is believed that turkeys can
be profitable in the state on a moderate
scale of production. This is especially true
where processing facilities are provided on
the farm and necessary arrangements are
made by producers to process and retail
where they do not have access to a COM
mercial processing plant or a satisfactory
live market. This means that at the present
time most Montana turkeys must be home
processed.
Experimental work on turkey produc-
ton has been conducted at Montana State
College since the department of poultry in
dustry was re-established and a poultry
plant constructed in 1915. These studies
have dealt with:
l. A comparison of Broad Breasted
Bronze strains.
g The use of common Montana grains
in turkey diets.
8. The value of condensed fish solubles
when added to turkey rations.
4. The use of antibiotic-vitan1in BIZ sup
plements.
5. The value of a vitanin B-complex
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

mixture when added to turkey starting
diets.
The improvement made in turkey pro-
duction on the Montana State College poul-
try farm as result of the application of the
findings of these studies, as well as utilizing
the information published on turkey re-
search at other institutions, is well illus
trated by the following growth rate, feed
efficiency and mortality data obtained to
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

2 weeks of age, during the last six years
Year Weight Feed Efficiency Percent Mortality
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-15

The growth rate of Broad-Breasted-
Bronze turkeys on the Montana State Col-
lege poultry farm has been increased by
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Ser ncue 8cncralaniualt

9os Sulti5fomitee oeS SenotS Bill
ligte am 6reitag nit o6t gegen bier
Stimmen oie grnennllng oes 9unoes=
ricbter5 SameS Wc8ranerD gum Sc
neralanpalt. Sn 0en Serboren lpuroe
Mc8ranerD auf Ser einen Seite ais
elm arroganter Sprann be5ei6net, ser
5u6eln bon Sen @eIeten nidt piel ber=
ltebe, llno auf Ser anberen Seite ais
ein fibiger Wann ser fiir iein neues
slmt geeignet iei.
Ser republifanii6e Senator Ser
guion bon Ofi6igan bat angefiinoigt,
Dob er Sen &nn1pf gegen bie grnen=
nltng i'm glenum fortieben 1perbe. gr
fiinoigte einen Winoritdtsberi6t an,
in Dem oie 8riinoe ser Sppolttion
oargelegt 1peroen iollen. Ser republi=
fanild)e Senator @atfins bon lltab
teilte gleidfuus NIT, al16 er tperbe i'm
Glenlm feline SppoIition fortieten,
elaube ober, oaB bie Mominii itration
iiber genug Stin1men berfiige, INN bie
grnennltng arfrebt 5u balten. gr
iaete, i'm gerb0r babe Mc@ranerp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Sriebe fir Seiterreif)

9ie orei 8eItmG6te boben am
1Sreitag in elmer in Mosfau iiberreid)-
ten gtote Oie Sopiet -Hegierung oufge-
forbert, 10 balo ais m0gli6 auf ibre
letten gori6loge fitr einen Srieoenss
pertrag nit Seiterrei6 81 anttporten,
lnO 0araltf bingelpieien, oaB oieie
Gori6ldge i6on am 13. WGr5 rnter-
6reitet, aber bisber nod ni6t beant=
nortet lpuroen.
@lei65eitig erbob Wi6ael McGer-
mott, Ser Breiiepertreter oes Staats
oepartements in 8aIbington, sic 8e-
i6uloigung, oaB ser aremI Die Ser
einbarunq iiber Seitereid gefliiient=
lif ber5ogere, 1pabrenb ct bon Dem
8elten berlange, bob er ltnberipeilt
anf Die ruiiil6en 8ori6ldge fir Die
ginigung Deltti6lanbs eingebe.
Ser &ontrait 5tpii6en bem rltiii-
I6en @uni6, bie 0euti6e Gage aus-
5ubertett, aus ser ser &reml Gorteil
5ieben min, uno Dem Strauben, iid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Seind ams Seiterrcidl

Sum eriten Wfale in Ser @eIfidj-
te Seiterreibs eei6ab es oieIe gso6e,
ooB Elm attiber 9tegierltngsdef oen
gooen Der Ser. Staaten betritt. Ser
gegentpartige 9unoesfan5Ier, Or.
Sing. 2eopolo 5igl, ser allfgruno eli
ner Ginlaoung ser 9fegierung Ser
Ser. Staaten bierber fam, miro bier
ni6t nun alle pibtigen gea6frieas-
probleme beipreden ltno cine tpeitere
gertiefung Der freunoi6aftlibeu ge-
(3ortiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Ittla11n
8eneral Gtienbpmer gegen &iirsuns
Der Mnslanbbilfe

General giienboper erfIGrte Iette
@o6e in elmer Sui6rift an ben oeno=
fratil6en Senator GonnallD bon
Seras, bic slbii6t Oes &ongreiies, oie
luslanosbilfe Inn cine Miuiar0e
Dollars 5u perfiir5en, lpiiroe li6
~ernItlih fiibIbar maden"; lpenn Ser
&ongreB nod iiber oieien Bunft bin=
ousgebe, moge au6 bie Si6erbeit ser
Ser. Staaten in 8efabr fommen. gS
Iei faum 5lpeifelbaft, ooB amerifos
Slherbeitsprogramm uoie internatio=
male S5ene na6 uno na6 itabiliiiert" I.
Seine Iarlegungen, betonte ser
General, ltiibten ii6 auf mebrere &or=
auslebungen, oarunter Oie, oaB bie
Sorlage fiir oie 9lltslanosbilfe in So
be bon 81 9OO,000,000 in fompetenz
ter &eile a1fgrun0 l1nlerer militGri-
lhen 9eoiirfniiie ausgearbeitet 1purz
oe.
gilenboiper febrt am 1. SSuli nod
9lmerifa 5uriif. Gonnoup bate i'm in
elmer Gepel6e erllt6t, it6 iiber sic
Gorlage uno Die @irfl1nge1t bon Stir
5ltngen 5u dltBern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

nit Ser 0iterreidiiden Sage 81 befai.
len, ioate fir ieOen flar auf Ser San>
liegen," lagte Wc0ermott nit Ge6t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
Nnsiidtcn Der 2anbiptrtidaft

Gas 2ononirtihaftsomt beri6tete
lette @ode, es iei leicbt m0glid, oaB
oaS grgebnis oes Sabres 1862 finan=
5iea zines Ser i6ledtelten Sabre fir
Die 2anODirte leit Ser 3eit Dor oem
5lpeiten @eltfriege peroen tonne. 9lIs
8riinoe oofiir prrOen oie geiunfenen
Breiie bon lanOmirti6aftli6en Or
5eugnilien uno Sic geitiegenen gros
ouftlonstoIten anqefiihrt.
Wenn audi oa5 lanoDirtId)aftlibe
@infommen pabri6einlicb ltngefGbr
oas glei6e iein miro ipie I'M pergan-
genen Sabr, 10 fiibrt Oas 9lmt aus,
peroen bic 2anOnirte nit ibren Sol=
lars ni6t 10 piel faufen f0nner, neil
artifel, Die init Ser 2oropirtidaft
nt6ts 5lt tlln baben, faIt alle 9ober i'm
Ereis lino als poriges SSobr.
Gas 9lmt peroni6logt oie &ouffraft
oes lanomirti6oitli6en Ginfommens
III oieIem Sabr auf 0rei Bis flint gro-
5ent gerin9er alS i'm Sabre 1851 uno
nleorlger nlS in irgenoeinem ser por=
ou5gegongenen 5ebn Sabre NIT 9luss
nabme bon 1850.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

periu6t, in Ser 6rage, Oh Ser 8rGii-
bent Die Go0madt gebabt babe, oie
Stablwerfe 5u beihlasnabmen, auf
beioen S6ultern 8oiier 81 tragen.
~gta6 meiner 9lnIid5t lit er fir oas
bobe glmt ungeeignet uno belonoers
nidt fiir bie rieiige Iufgabe, bie Ste
9ierung 5lt iaubern, iagte ser Senas
tor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

nteorlger al5 IN irgenoelnem ser bor=
ausgegangenen 5ebn Sabre nit 9luss
nabme bon 1850.
&pn Der &urfampagne
9ie 9lnbdnger oes Senators Gobert
u. Gait baben alien @run0, nit 0em
sluSgang Ser 8rimdrpabl in ieinem
&eimatltaat Sbio am 9ienstag I. gS.
5ufrieoen 81 iein. Sein Sieg iiber
Sarolo 6. Stolien, gr-@ouperneur
BON Wtlnnelota, mar 10 iiberpdltigeno,
OaB Ser MIN DieOer fiibren0e 9lnpGr=
ter Ser Hepublifuner fir sic 0omina=
tton ols GrdiioentI6aftsfo iebt
332 iicbere Gelegierte fir iih perbu-
d)en fann un0 oanit General 31pigbt
.. GtIenboDer nit $50 0elegierten
ernellt i'm 9intertreffen gelaIien bat.
| Snt 8ablquurtier 6e5 Sendtprs tper-
Den logar pierbunOert Gelegierte ooer
3lpei Grittel Der erforoerli6en GOA
beanlpru6t. @er 0em Senator nift
| bolO lit, fam allerOing5 au6 bebalp-
ten, oaB Die in Ohio fiir Staiien abge-
gebenen Stintmen redt eigentlicD
Stimmen fir GiIenboper gepeien
Ieien Ga ia Stoiien toum mebr in
Setro6t fon1mt. Ser 3obl noh mo
rem lte aber 10 9ering, OoB Gait FAINT
llbc le65llnofiinf5ig republtfoniidle
Gelegierte ieines StootsS ouf Ieine
Site iebcn fonnte.
9luf Ser oenofrotil6en Seite 1ob
c5 in SlOrioo Elm Grgebni5, Oe1n
glcidbfolls grobe 9eOeutung bei5uneI=
len 1T. Ienn penn nll6 biSlung &C.
nator George 9. 9fllieu feline aQ5u=
glten 9ll5Iicbten auf Sic Domination
ais Oemofratilder &rGIioentl6ait5-
tanoioot 6ugebilltgt lDltrOen 10 fonn
Oob QufgrlntO ser Grgebniiie Ser Gri=
n1Qrnobl geIagt merOen, ooB ser &C.
notor bon Georgia, Ser in Ben &f
ge5ogen mar ltnt Er0ltoent Surrp' 9.
Su1nlan5 Domination 5lt Derbinoern.
1td) ais Der Di0tigIte 8rem5flob fiir
ben sum- erItenmal ltnterbrohenen
Slegeslauf Oe5 Senator5 Sites &es
fQuOer BON Sennellee erpieien bat.
gtot Ieinen llnbeitrittenen, penn ou6
teineamegS acknowledgement Sriltn1pb
itber Senator &efal1per lit porau55u=
Ieben, OaB Senator &uilell Nun nit
@olloompf ieinen 6elO5ug iibers gon=
&c SunO fitbren miro, Inn oa5 gpan=
gelll1n Der Seiferion'iden 9emofro-
ten SIT preoigen: S6ub Ser perionli=
6en SSreibeit Ourh Die grboltung Ser
Staatenre6te. 9luf cine einoeutige
Fra5iIterllng ieiner ~gimItelung 5ur
9talienfrage, sic int Siioen bon pito=
Ter geoelttlng iein fonn bate er ii6
ober ni6t eingelaiien. gr erflGrte lif
ou6 ais gel6morener Seino Ser
Wabt bt5ulanlmen6ollung in @aIbing=
tom lmo tat bas 0foglibe, Inn ii6 sic
llnteritiibung Der iiiOliGen &onlerpa-
tipen 81 ltbern. llno oas l6ei1lt ibm
oenn alt6 in einem WoBe gelrngen 5u
lein, bie ibm minoeitens eine tpi6tige
folle auf Dem oemofratiI6en &onpent
in Chicago gelpabrleiitet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
,Sair Sraoe"

Gas Nbgeoronetenbou5 nobm nit
1876 gegen 5ebn Stimmen cine Gor-
loge an, Die oie in fiinfltnoDier5ig
Staotet geltenOen iogenonnten ySair
Grade" =geItinn1llngen gutbeiBt. I'm
fer bieien 9eItimmungen f6nnen ii6
&leinbanoler lrno Sobrifonten ouf Ell
nen beltimmten Serfnufsprei5 ser So
6rifer5eugniiie einigen, lmo oieier
SreiS muB oann ou6 in Sen betref-
fenOen Stuaten BON Sen &Gnolern
eingebalten neroen, bie cine 0enent=
lpre6enoe Sereinborung niht rnter-
5ei6net baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17
lte6erifmemmungsperiihernng

GrGlioent Srltmon eriu6te Ser
&ongreB I'm oie grri6tltng cine,
lleberldmemn1ltngsperIi6erltng mil
einem 6on05 bon onOertbalb MiQiar
Oen Collars ou5 9tegierungsmitteIn
Gano6 loa oie Denomination
6inunce Corporation eingel6aIte1
uno crnG6tigt nerOen, 5u 9nfanQ
fiinfbunOert OtiQionen Serii6erunger
81 iibernebmen. Ger gleibe 8etroq
IoQ om I. Suli 1858 mO ebeni % lpies
Der elm Sabr ipdter NIT 3ultimmllng
ocs ErGlioenten genebmlgt meroen.
Ser 9Qtnngel elmer lpl6en Gerit6e=
rltng erfl0rte 6r. Srunon in elmer
Sonoerbotihoft, beOeute cine betrdcbt=
licbe Slide in Ser Sicberit itellung Ser
Ginmobner pOr finan5ieIlen Gerlltlten.
Die &erliderung miiiie 5nor fir belr
Gin5elfnu begren5t lper0en, lebte ser
EraltOent ou5einanOer, unO er i6lug
fitr cine SerIon be5ieblmgSlpeile Elm
@eibdft 0ie @o6ltperliderung BON
$25O,O00 Dor, inlmerbin Diiroen oltf
oieIe @eiie Sou5eigentiimer, 8e=
lhdftSlette umo 2anOmirte geIbiibt
perocn. 9luf feinen Suu lou nocb Ben
Sorlcbldgen Srumons Sic Gerii6e=
rllng55ahlung nlebr ais bobItens
nelln5ig Gro5ent oe5 Gerluites betra=
gen, oarnit Ser Gigentiimer peranIoBt
miro, alles in leiner !O}oht 5l1 TIM,
Inn lein gigentltm 81 i6iiben.
Die HIG loa feineSmegs Sen pri=
paten Serliderung5g geieaiboften &on=
furren5 MADDEN, icbrieb Ser GraiiOent,
lonoern MIR in lol6en 6dllen Eolicen
auSiteIlen, in oenen cine Gripotper=
Iiber1ng SIT rperniinftigen 9eOingun=
gen" l1idt erboltlib lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-17

beloiteten Huiien inn @rernium ser
8eltri6ter eefallen lieB, pollenoete
oas l.nerquidlibe &ulturbilo inn
5man5igIten Sabrbunoert 6riltlider
3eitre6nung.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
USE T-4-L FOR
ATHLETES FOOT
RFCAIJcE

u peeIs off the outer skis and ex-
posfx bnrted funsi 10 kin Ii On
eantssct. ~ NOT pleased IN ONE
HoIR with instant-drsins T-s-f..
snsIr i9r back ~ amp drug store.
Today M Gardeners Pharmacy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17

he went to England, where be has
lived since 1875.
During the war. he enlisted in
the AAF, taking his training in
England. He was invaded out
after = unique accident.
Il fell out Of a B-29," he report
ed. Il hate to ruin a good story.
but 1 have to add that the motors
weren't turning at the time. The
plane was on the ground.
Despite an injured back, he con-
flnued to perform in camp shows
for the entertainment Of GIs. Re-
naming u England after the war,
ne made specially Of portraying
young Americans in movies and
on the stage. His biggest role was
opposite oscar-winning Miss Leigh
in 'Streetcar."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
New Rust
Preventative
Perfected

MINNEAPOLIS tR)-A new
device has been perfected to help
protect packaged military equip
ment from rust and corrosior
while IN storage.
a small, highly sensitive hui
nudity indicator is sealed inside
the packages. The indicator has
an outside connection. The mois-
ture-content inside Is determined
by plugging in . small. portable
electron meier which activates .
gauge.
Heretofore, a spokesman for
the perfecting company Min
neapolis : Honeywell Regulator
Coz said. such packages had to
be opened periodically for meas
urement Of moisture seepage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-17
Sam N. Hylton
To Leave CITY

Sam NJ. Hylton. torpedoman
third class, was transferred from
the U. S. Naval Station today. az.
ter three years in the Key West
area. He viii report to the u. S. S.
Wake. destroyer TO. in san Fran.
cisco.
Before his arrival to the Ord
nance Department, Naval Station.
Hyiton received his recruit train
ing at Great Lakes, Illinois.
: a native Of West Virginia, he
was born in Bud on February 2.
1929. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Hyllon, now reside in Hern.
don Heights, West Virginia.
Before his entry info the Naval
service, Hylton attended Herndon
High School, Herndon, ". Va.
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Body Recovered

PALMDALE R - Florida high
way patrolmen and Navy divers
Tuesday recovered from Fisheating
Greek the wreckage of a stolen
automobile with the body of d Is
year-old Miami boy inside.
Patrciman Barney Daniels said
the car was stolen from Milton
Pronsan In Miami Sunday night
and went into the creek about
7:45 p. NJ. that night. The wreck.
age was not found until Tuesday.
Daniels said identity Of the bow.
Charles ". Kelley, was obtained
BY questioning another boy who
returned to Miami after the ac-
cident.
The automobile tore off 90 TO 70
feet Of wooden bridge railing and
plunged into 10 feet of water ii
doctor said the boy was pinned n
The Mreckage and drowned.