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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST. seasoned. "a payments
already made; present balance ap-
procximately $4,000. $40 monthly
eount S1un Oa!snse a1 seos u II years 300 dis
@nd TRUST indoEsed with recourse
property. $4,000 building and loan
1st trust. Balance of 2nd trust
Balance In 8 years Note is 4 months
witsh1ee44t recourse. Elk. 3t0s, JU.
HAVE SEVERAL first and second trust
notes secured on improved proper
ties in D. c. Can be bought at lib
SAv1Dd Sera5 DdisGoIn1s MIeln1 For details. can
SEASONED second trust note; bal
vel vel seSgged. secgred. substantial discount.
CASH for End trust notes. reasonable
a9lscounts, as prompt settlement: call
Wo MT, Stevenson ioeg MA. 1852. eyes.
end rkTsf-s4e5 $50 at ses. payable mlS
cash. Ii. 1879. IL 6-444l. 10
SECOND TRUST NOTES. 600 pay
ss6l s6le eGSS $40 per mo-; E; & L, first trust,
"a, 15l6: ewes. EN-. 3453. I'll
able. $3.50 per. mo-; B. & L. first
trust, $4,000; down payment. ST.
800; excel. home and people; S3,T56.
MA. 1716: Ewes. EN-. 3473. IL
$1,000 at co.; S2S monthly, secured
6g S-yT; 1co1 ;5eld bungalow. Best offer.
HAVE SEVERAL good 2nd trust
notes for sale at excellent discounts.
Call MR.. HYMAN. RE. 3379. ST.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

FOR RENT, avail. now. Ocean front
home. Liv. rrn. din. rm;. kit: But.
rms. 2 bath. 2nd A.; dormitory., "a
ocean. RAPKIN REALTY. INC. 16
Rehoboth ave. Rehoboth Beach,
Delaware. Phone Rehoboth 4096.
10
WILDWOOD Ocean-front apis. (;
sleeps s; SIS weekly; vacancies
Aug. II. BYRNE CO, 1910 Board
walk. Phone 2-2S26.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. - Ocean
front. Mod, / and 9 bedrm. apis. !;
Sept. spec. $50 wk. ia. 7514.
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-For sale, Lots
l, 2 and ), Block 1877, Section
"E.' Below selling price. Call for
Information, AP. $685.. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At The Stop Sign
CheSanaake Reach

COLORED-ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
brand new. rms, kit. and bath;
gas heat; huge porch overlooking
beautiful bay. with private beach
sSS viii eIdns ss Espsasts 5o or efgisse, trsse
Direct from OWNER, Box 104-B.
COIORED-ARUNDEL ON THE BAY;
lovely white stucco Spanish style
rms. ia baths, 2 screened porches.
Immediate possession. Low priced for
quick sale. including left. Thomp-
son speedboat. CARROLL H. HYN-
SON. Real Estate. phone Bay Vista
302I. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will nay
Lop prices for clean used cars. Call
soSrhERN Shhat BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. IA. 48Ol.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1921 auto Immediately. Call DI.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
I WOULD LIKE TO BUY q clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater: can pay all cash. ME.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
PONTIAC. 1884 L ct. NV. ME.
prevar light car. to use use for srO work. oris
owner for one. se0o Tu' pfsss ssa7 20 @f4 Drixa'e
WE NEED CARS regardless Of MAKE;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give US the oppor-
tunity to buy or trade at your
price. We will pay Of balance il
any. All cash See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $3.50 to 9 pm. weekdays;
$50 to $50. Saturdays. HILL &
beseT IA wsss' Ssso fi4 9dest yermona noTa
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy
a I946-194S Lincoln Continental
SMALL FoREIGN CAR, must be good
condition and reasonably priced. TO.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
WATERF'r PROP. RENT Cont

WILLOWS BEACH-3-rm. cabin, with
beach at Willows Colony: S45 per
wk., Aug. l through Labor Day
Phone Prince Frederick 347-J-5; If
no answer. call 214-J q
Evening star., 1952-08-09
HOIISEROAT
1851 STEEICRAFT

This comfortable houseboat is ready
for inexpensive living on the water.
Priced very low. Call MISS WATSON,
HUI 90 or nE 1I31 In
Evening star., 1952-08-09
BOATS

THIRTY-FT. Bay-built cruiser; sleeps
4, new. Chrysler motor; needs con-
siderable work on. bottom. To be
sold sold at junk price. $500. Call
TH1RTY-Two-FT. ACF HULL. Si75.
Apply WASHINGTON Marina. 1900
rWESTY Wf1S1 Hysi Nine ~, FIT. sLoop 9skip-
overhaul. Sacrifice. West River
sIooP "AKBAR," loft, gan rig;
h:p; $50. WASHINGTON sAiLfN1cG
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay. Gooses. Herring Bay.
Eor reSeeTrvation call CAPT. KING.
sS-ffr.4 Sf CAB CABIN BOAT. Must be sold
ofer 5m@edietfy cai mn s6SG Ssle. cash. or RIB 9eSt
SOFT; CRUISER, excel. eond. Living
quarters for 4; priced reas. See
NgRTESE HEii Sj1 oT1fB6aRpS;o So1S 1851. 8 hip
214 8th st: Sc. Ii. 3-1507. 10
2S-FT. CRUISER. fully equipped, hcw
docking, lights, elec. bilge pump
sleeps 2 with extra air mattress,
feeder on ,chrysler crown marine
engine. radio. lighter, many other
extras that ma make for P pleaSg5e Sg and
B.u.D pm RACING UTILITY, includes h%
wheel; sl65. ALEXANDRIA, sERV-
ICES. 226 Strand St, Alex. Va.
JOHNSON oUTBoARD. Model s.s5.
16-h.p.; running condition. Best
offer under $50. Box 44s-c. Star.
4o-FooT twin-cabin cruiser. raised
offer. NE. eS55 or 10. s-4437
cRsGtfTlsER. outboard Chris Cls Craft.
Evinrude. used 10 hrs: fast, eco
nomical; 81 900 with trailer. Slip %
o1fThn9Rn ReRIaSop lagSen %Ios 10. s-447s. 10 .
3S.soAsR sss thsn s0TSam' hours dsFi h,R Rz, RHn
MoToR sAILER. a4-ft.: sleeps s' a:
complete galley and head, electric
S,nSrv snE and d.. bilge ge,c.G pumps sailing
soS. corinthiann n't'a yacht s2G, CUB. See see
WANTED, BOAT TRAILER. for 12-ft.
nat bottom. must be light and fully
4saFF ssqFPlFPDeed eABfN Gt cRIGIsER, aInn $3.50. East
ern Power Boat Club. AP. 0s53.
GyE,oAHn ss, "A ..s: sG'es''9R:aR ss5a gfss r r
STEEL CRAFT. 2s;tt. sedan cruiser.
caii efA MR. zsie' KIAR ieaGS re, sFkes 5314 sum
4sefP. @GFPinFi FISHING TYPE BOAT, IeG Cray
STOVES and ice box; ST 900. To see
can Riviera Beach, Md. sunset
CABIN CRUISER. es, dinghy io and
9qtbGaEd T4t 9HSo motor; not $780, best offer.
cxBiSy cxfBdisyS cktfsrR. abisa 4o-tt. long Il. lit
beam: galley sleeps 8; exceptionally
well equip.; peri: cond. Sacrifice
Sss Ssst tSsS to death ar Of ws ownsE sEo $4,000
SPEEDBOAT. left: new Jeep eng.
trailer. Sacrifice due to death of
owner; 81 200 or best cash offer.
wANTEDM1s wHANTEEID1s to s5 hp. outboard a
motor; prefer gear shift. AL. 3S44.
14-FT. BoAT-8h-ft. beam. good
cond. Is hrs. on motor. 3 hip. Sea
King WITH EXTRAS; CALL THIS
sAILBoAT. saff rieeed. 24xsxsH #.
Keel sloop. Lge. open cockpit, no
cabin. Canvas cover. CHIP. inboard
motor. Good hull. rigging new. sails
old. $500. Owner on boat at Walter's 5
Boat Yard, Colonial Beach, Va, Sun.
afternoon. Elmwood 1919. 10
OWNER LEAVING TOWN, must sell
l2-ft. 7-in. boat in 1st-claSs cond,
Al SPORT FISHING CRUISER. built
| 1910 for Dan Topping. Q Gray
Marine engines, head, galley, icebox
| shower, fishing chairs, outriggers, -
| Cost $50, 900, asking Si0,n0O. COT
W. E. SWEETSER. Moo 3O2. meas
Cherry Point. N. C. -10
Evening star., 1952-08-09

trucks to choose from. 10
Burrows Motor Co., Inc.
Ford 1947 y ton pickup; excel.
condition.; S545.
Ford le47 sedan delivery; peri. cond.;
chev. 1s4e h-ton pickup; s4e5
4tn and "a; ave. Sc. s;w: corner
Evening star., 1952-08-09
AVIATION

New and Used Airplanes For Sale
1882 Piper Tri-Pacer
1949 Stinson l65
1947 Stinson $50
1q46 Cessna 40
1946 Piper PA-12
1946 Taylorcrafts
Also complete line of parts for Piper
and Stinson airplanes.
UNITED FLYING SERVICE, Inc.
PIPER Distributors
Rutherford Airport,
1900 Windsor Mill Road
Baltimore Z. Md. Phone: Woodlawn 81
10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
WE NEED
ALL KIND OF
USED CARS

See us before you sell OF
trade. We pay the highest
prices in the entire Metro
politan Area. Let us pay
off your balance and give
you the difference in cash.
Bring your car title or pay
ment book.
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3040 M st. NV.
tDRIVE IN FOR APPRAISAL)
Phone MI. 0181 or MI. Obs
IF YOU CAN'T COME IN. CALL US
AND WE WILL COME TO YOUR
HOME.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 5S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9844.
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
'36-'52, Bring title. II car is financed
ing. Immediate cash. See US before
you sell. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1346 Que st. NV. DU, $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
IX-'EM-UP OFFERS

On THE BAY
1-Chesapeake Beach-6-rm. cottage
In fair. condition on fenced lot; "a
blk. from waterfront, screened
porch. has cleo. town water supply;
only $4,000 or best reas. offer.
2;-Well- built 2-story cottage with
brick foundation on large lots in
best neighborhood. needs repairs. A
good income producer when con-
ditioned. Only $4,000 with terms
considered.
ga. Groom expanstble cottage on
shaded lot has water. cleo. and
furnished. Ready to occupy. Only
GENorth Beach; corner: "L"-shaped
= screened porch. liv. rm. with fire.
place. bedrm. and kit; easily en-
IA number of excellent building
sites on or near the Bay to meet
your requirements. within an hours
drive from D. C. Priced from S4O0
with convenient terms. Stop by our
Fowler; locally. Wo. s716; ewes.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

1901 STEELCRAFT
Sedan cruiser: new condition. Com
-pletely equipped. ia. 9493 10
2 BEAUTIFUL BUYS
Sixteenth. Comet. Just rebuilt; Q
mains, | jib; $3.50. Also loft.
Bay-built sloop. seaworthy and in
nne condition. $500. OIL. 1897.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Meibourne ave,
Masons Beach. Deale. Nd. Beauti,
full home, 6 rms. and bath. modern;
lge. porch. gar, beautiful shrubbery;
lot 120x220; terms.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Beautifu home,
winterized; lge. waterfront lot,
Desle, Md; 2 rms. and bath, mod. (;
terms. B. M. ODUM. West River
6l31 Sat. and Sun. and ewes; Mon.
RE, 52l6. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09

l. OST
500 by . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to a neighbor with
out first getting an offer from.
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Bridge)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S787
CADILLAC WANTED
40, 80, 81 or so. Model 81 or 62,
4-dr., 2-dr. or convertible. BOB
TERRETT, WO. 9236, 1926 Conn.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

I WILL BUY FOR CASH
model car; must be clean. Call Mr..
WILSON, TU. 400. lie
Evening star., 1952-08-09

UUDOE OA MeduUWpEOOK 4-uf, beQ.;
auto. trans. radio. heater; 5000
miles: owner leaving country; $2,-
3a5 or best offer. 10. 9-9639. 10
DODGE 1852 Coronet sedan: 2-tone
green heater and Gyramatic drive;
$2.395. CCC guaranteed. CAPITOL
.CADIl,LAC-O CO., 1922
22nd st. NV. ST. 1900. 10
DODGE 194S 4-dr. black sedan;
$3.50: excel: cend.; T., h.. signal
lights: eau OWNER. AP. 1880. 10
DODGE 194S club coupe; r. and h.
excelN cond. throushout, very clean;
pvt. owner; S1,095. Rockville 1892.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

DE SOTO 1871; bargain, $3.50; re-
built sngines seat covers. DUPONT
DE SOTO 80 Custom sedan; equipped;
81 .495; only 1929 down. (Choice Of 8
others.) Largest selection of finel
cars in Wash. AUTO WHOLE
SALRS.. 1731 Bladensburg Rd.
black; equipped. Three extra tires;
Al condition.; $1,1O0. TIE. 36O7.
Evening star., 1952-08-09

STUDEBAKER 40 Commander con-
tires, good top; very clean sport
car; priced to sell quick. S1,395.
N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va, OW. 7722,
Evening star., 1952-08-09

OLDSMOBILE late 1877: looks like
new. BY OWNER; $3.50. Until z,
call EN-. O619; CO. 606S weekdays
after z: all day Sunday. 10
OLDS 40 "SS" convertible; z. and
h.; good cond. $1,000. EN-. 4049.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-25
Olympic Records Fall
 To Americans In Track And Field COmpetitiOn

HELSINKI, (P)-Harrison Dil- lard of Cleveland, 1948 Olympic 100 meters dash champion, led the United States to clean sweep in the 110-meter high hurdles final Thursday. Jack Davis of Glendale, Calif., was second and Arthur Barnard Of Long Beach, Calif., third.
 billiard thus became the first man in Olympic history to win both the 110-meter and the 110- meter high hurdle championships.
 Dillard's record was the 18th Olympic mark shattered during the games. He scored Americas 11th victory in five days of track and field competition.
 Other record-breaking perform anceS Thursday were turned in by Jozsef Csermak of Hungary, who broke the world record in the hammer throw; Emil Katopek, the Czech distance runner who shat tered the Olympic 5000 meters record in completing an amazing double in the 10000 and 5000 meters races.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-25

are: House Republican leader Joe Martin, and former Congressman Bruce Barton and Hamilton Fish of New York.)
 Then, in 1948, President Tru- man said very little against Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, the Republican nominee of that year. MT. Truman lambasted the record of that awful, do-nothing Republican Eightieth Congress-" Once again the strategy worked.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-25
Democrats Map Strategy To Be Used Against Ike
By STANLEY JAMES


 WASHINGTON - The Demo- crats will try to defeat General Dwight D. Eisenhower, in his race for presidency, by running against somebody else.
 Their strategy, bit puzzling at first glance, makes sense when analysed. Here it is:
 They know that General Eisen- hover is enormously popular. They do not dare criticize his military record. They cannot find fault with his service as com mander of the North Atlantic Treaty forces, because their own President Truman chose him for that job
 So, instead of throwing mud at Ike, the Democrats will praise him. They will say he is a great soldier, a fine military man, bear ing down heavily upon the word military" to emphasize that he has had no experience in civilian political affairs. They will say he is wonderful man-in his proper place. But that place is not the White House.
 In fact, the Democratic candi- dates for the presidential nomina- ton are beginning this strategy al- ready. Vice President Alben Bark ley, for instance, expressed great respect for Eisenhower as a man and a leader" but not as a presi- dential candidate.
 Senator Richard Russell of Georgia also praised Ike as "a great American soldier" But-he said-"This is no time for a na- tional leadership unfamiliar with American CIVILIAN thinking and our CIVILIAN domestic way of life"
 In concentrating their fire on the Republican party, instead of it's candidate, the Democrats are following a technique that worked for them before. When the COP picked former Democrat, Wendell Willkie, in 1940, the late President Roosevelt never mentioned Will kies' name. He campaigned, in stead, against the Republican in Congress, personiifed in the fa- nous chant, Martin Barton, and Fish" For the record, these men
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
Navy Medical
Officer Gets
Capital Post

Captain Oliver A. Smith, (MC),
USN, 3741 Eagle Ave-, Key West,
Florida, has been assigned as com
manding officer of the U. S. Naval
Dispensary at the Navy Depart
ment in Washington, D. c. For the
past two years he has been dis
trict medical officer for the Eighth
Naval District and senior medical
officer at the New Orleans Naval
Station.
Capt. Smith, veteran of World
Wars and II, first entered the
service in May 1917, and saw ac-
ton with the u. S. Army as a
first lieutenant in the Argonne. He
entered naval service in 1928 with
the first group of internes accept
ed in the Navy.
Capt. Smith was graduated from
the Emory University school of
medicine in 1923 and from Boston
University in 1916.
During World War II the 60-year
old Navy doctor served l6 months
overseas at Espiritu Santo, New
Hebrides and Pearl Harbor, T. Fl
For his work in establishing the
Navy base hospital at Espiritu
Santo he was awarded a Legion
of Merit.
Capt. and Mrs. Smith, the former
Miss Sue King, have two children.
Oliver King Smith, a qualified
aerodynamicist, is presently under
taking a post graduate course for
Pho in mathematics at Prince
ton University.
Mrs. Betty Sue Miller, now re
siding In Seattle, Wash, is the wife
OF Cmdr. Walter B. Miller, USN,
a 1899 graduate of the I. S. Nava
| Academy.
Capt. Smith Is 4 member Of The
| Masons, Theta Kappa Psi, Ameri
can College of Hospital Admins
/ traitors, and the association OF MI
litary Surgeons.
In addition to the Legion Of Mer
il, Capt. Smith wears the Ameri
can Defense medal with ono star
| Asiatic. Pacific Area, American
! Area, and the World War | and Il
Victory medals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21

Gratis. that if the platform of our
party is carried out this time it
will destroy us.
The catch is ... how long are
the people of our country going
to put UP with such leadership
as displayed by Commissioner
Saunders?
Maybe it's time to take Sena-
tor Smathers' advice and protest
about corruption in government
in the federal government,
in the state government, in the
state government and right here
in Monroe County =. yes, even
in the Democratic executive
committee where for years there
has been no accounting of the
funds that should be used right
now to inform the people of the
issues involved.
Who's fooling who(m)? Let's
find out and soon.
Sincerely,
AN ADOPTED CONCH.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
Playwright
Works In Her
Spare Time
BY MARK BARRON

NEW YORK, Oct. Is R-one
of the astounding aspects of dram
atist Mary Chase's career is her
complete lack of any resemblance
to the popular stereotype of a
Broadway playwright.
She has never pretended to be
anything more than a wife and
mother who writes plays in her
spare time.
She has just come up with an
other hit comedy, "Bernardine, :"
on Broadway. And, by doing so,
she has established herself as a
Broadway institution.
At the moment "Bernardine" is
playing to profitable business in
the successful Guthrie McClintic
production at the Playhouse The
atre on 48th Street just a few
steps from Broadway. In another
few days another hit by Mrs.
Chase, this one the "Mrs. Nc
Thing in which Helen Hayes
stars, will move into the 48th
Street Theatre, right next door to
the Playhouse.
II was this same 4sth Street
Theatre in which Mrs. Chase's
comedy, Harvey" played for five
years on Broadway. The latter
play earned a million dollars in
its profitable Broadway run and it
still is bringing lucrative royalties
in from stock companies and trav-
cling troupes in many corners OF
the world. Broadway wags now
refer to 4Sth Street as MARY
Chase Alley"
Now that Mrs. Chase's "Ber-
nardine' and "Mrs. McThing'' are
hits here, another schedule has just
been implemented where liar
vey" is soon to be revived for an
other run at the New York City
Center with Frank Fay again
playing his role of the slightly
balmy barfly.
Like "Mrs. McThing," "Bernar-
dine is about the conflicts be-
tween a mother and her son. In
''Mrs. McThing" the son is 8 years
old, in "Bernardine" he is II.
lEnd advance ANS Sun. Oct. 2S)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
Bitter Senate
Battle Looms In
State OF Wash.
By LEROY HITTLE

OLYMPIA, Wash. 1.-two young
but veteran campaigners, never
beaten for public office, are locked
in bitter fight for the only
Washington State seat in the U. S.
Senate at stake in this election.
The Republicans have it: the
Democrats think they can get it.
Big guns of both political parties
have wheeled into the state to fire
salvos in behalf of the candidates.
The seat, held by Sen. Harry p.
Cain since 1916, is sought by Henry
Jackson, a Democratic member
of the u. S. House of Representa-
tives for the last IL years.
Cain was mayor of Tacoma be-
fore his election to the Senate after
World War II service in Europe.
President Truman, Gov. Adlai
Stevenson, Sen. Estes Kefauver of
Tennessee and Sen. Paul H. Doug
las of Illinois stumped for 40-year-
old Jackson during their campaign
trips through the state. Sen. Robert
S. Kerr of Oklahoma will be here
tomorrow to continue the Demo-
cratic pitch for Jackson.
Cain received the support of
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower when he
was here. Sen. Joseph Mccarthy
of Wisconsin will be in the state
tomorrow and Sens. Styles Bridges
of New Hampshire and Robert A.
Taft of Ohio are on their way.
Mccarthy, whose primary cleo
ton victory heartened the Cain
camp, will invade Jackson'S home
town of Everett to make state
wide broadcast. Cain win intro
duce him.
Cain, 46, gained national prom
inence two years ago when he
successfully opposed President
Truman's nomination of former
Gov. Mon C. Wallgren of Wash
ington State as chairman of the
National Security R esource
Board.
His opponents have attempted to
, associate him with the real es-
tate lobby" and power trust, I"
charging he takes his orders from
them and other special interest"
groups. Jackson's advertisements
have quoted Eastern publications
describing Cain as one of the
natior's worst senators.
Cain, in turn, has labeled Jack
son ga rubber stamp" for Presi-
dent Truman and Secretary of
State Acheson, asserting that he
dances to their tune whenever they
pull the strings.
Labor leaders have gone all out
for Jackson and against Cain.
Cain charged in a radio address
that Ed Weston, state ALL head,
has Jackson ''in his pocket" and
is trying to impose thought con-
troll on the workers of Washington
State. Weston said he win answer
Gains attack in a statewide broad
cast Friday.
Cain said labor leaders had
"stacked the deck" against him
and other Republican leaders,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
Sailor Given
Concentration

Edward Lee Harris. Electrician
Mate Third Class, U. S. Navy. was
recently presented with citation
from the Commander Seventh
Fleet, Presentation Of the citation
was made by Captain Phillip w.
Garnett, Commanding Officer Of
the USS Bushnell.
The citation stated, in part: -
For meriforioUs service as the
duty electrician at fhe forward
main distribution board Of the
uSS Ernest @. Small on October
7, 1857, off Hvngnsm, Korea,
when that vessel suffered an
underwater explosion. Promptly
opening switches which fed pow.
er Into the stricken area, Harris
cleared fhe grounds and elimlna-
ted the danger Of possible fire
due to electrical short circuits.
Maintaining a calm and clear
headed vigilance at the main board
he shifted to alternate supply when
required without loss Of power to
any vital machinery, thus enabling
the engineering plant TO operate
without interruption during the cri.
teal moments following the ex-
ploSion. His performance Of duty
during the emergency was in keep
Ing with the highest traditions Of
the U. S. Naval service"
Harris, who is due for immedi-
ate discharge. is the son Of E. l..
Harris Of Riverbank. Californis.
When asked Of his plans Harris
stated simply, ''l'm going home. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
lOl Year Old
Woman Will Vote

LOS ANGELES R-Miss Layine
Slower, who is celebrating her
101st birthday today anC
who has been a lifelong Demo
crat, will cast her ballot for Gen.
Eisenhower on Nov. 4.
Miss Slower, who has voted Dem
ocratic since 1919-when women
we're given balloting rights--ex.
planned that her switch is prompted
by the fact she is distantly related
to the general.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-21
MODEL SAUCER FLIES

AKRON, 0. lH = Model plane
flyers are tinkering around with
flying saucers now. A model flying
saucer was launched in this area
for the first time and spun success
fully over the heads Of hundreds of
spectators.
In other events at the model
,'~re meet a glider took first prize
a spectacular flight in which II
reared from sight and was
and. In speed event another
rlqne reached speed Of
niles per hour.
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