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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05
ANIMALS TO RUSSIA

LONDON B - Peiping radio
announced Thursday that Commu-
mist China has sent a first shipment
Of rare wild animals, reptiles and
birds TO the Soviet Union and other
Iron Curtain countries.
Yangtze alligators, giant sala-
manders and other species Of wild
life found only in China have ar
rived in Russia, Hungary and
CzechosloVakia, the hroadcast
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

is great thing and with justin-
able pride, think This Rock a
Ours" has accomplished many
worthwhile projects.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05
Peoples Forum

The Citizen welcomes express
SiOns of the views of it's read
ers, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are considered libeIOus or unVvar-
ranted. The writer's should be
fair and confine the letters TO
zoo words and write ON one side
of the paper only. Signature of
the writer must accompany the
letters and will be published un-
less requested otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

SERVICE TO MSHkffld - IS II de-
sirable and if SO, should there be
any monetary rewards attached?
A friend of mine started me
thinking on the subject. He com.
mented: bill, there is something
warped in your thinking. Ever
since I've known you, your prin-
cipal thought has been service to
others and yet you refuse to take
credit for your work and you
have an actual dislike toward
money.
''The laborer is worthy of his
hire" he continued You're en-
titled to a happy life. Time and
again I've tried to impress upon
you that God in His Infinite Wis
dom knows exactly what we need
= if it is fifty cents today or ten
thousand tomorrow, He viii pro-
vide it. But you go off half-cocked
and l believe you'd throw the
money in Gods face if He offered
you what you need"
My friend is slightly wrong. Pm
using myself as the goat for to-
days column to save embarrass-
ment but there are dozens of Key
WesterS whose names could use
who feel pretty much like myself.
l simply don't like money!
The jobs / work on sometimes
pay good = sometimes poorly. It
doesn't make too much difference
to me. My main object is simply
to provide my family with enough
TO make them comfortable and at
the same time employ myself
where / can have the satisfaction
of knowing that I've done some
good whether anyone else knows
it or not.
Sometimes things can get rough.
As recently as 1919, was out Of
job. One Of my best friends
laughed at me and walked in his
house, slamming the door when
/ asked him to loan me enough to
buy a package of grits and loaf
of bread. For two or three days
l had been pulling coconuts and
eating them rather than use the
little food that was at home. Final
ly l got days work on some local
docks and shaved with a Negro
crew all day. That evening the boss
cheated me out of two dollars and
/ was too weak and sick to argue
with him.
Those are the kind of things that
can make a person bitter if he
worries about money and incidents
in the past. Consistent reading of
the Psalms kept my spirits up and
today, that period is merely a
laUghable memory rather than a
hate-building episode. One of the
men mentioned above died and the
other had to go out of business.
You get what you give In this
life.
/ rate service to Mankind as the
highest form Of good that a per-
son can do on this earth. There
has never been a Rock" written
without this in mind. Oh, it is
granted that man of these columns
appear to simply attack and des-
troy. The records show differently.
Credit for the constructive work
has quite rightfully gone to the
politician or individual who accept
ed an idea and pushed it through
to an ultimate conclusion but have
you stopped TO think:
Our boulevard is less cluttered
with garbage than formerly.
We have a different system of
handling the blood bank at Mon
roe General.
Streets are being repaired in the
NE section of town.
Old wrecks of cars no longer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

Drain canned peas ard carrots
and Elk With little diced
psmisaio. finely diced oaien.
nayonnaise ard SAID and pepper
Serve IA letfsee cups THIS makes
= dessrso4s salad 70 aCeam p2ay
meat ~ fash.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

Some of the modern best-seIlers seem to have been
written in the alley.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
BUNGALOW, $1O,5OO
urrr Y.A,yr1AM Nm

WEBT LANHAM, MD.
Lovely 2-bedrm. detached home; liv-
ing rrn., dining rnn., modern kit: oil
heat; low down payment. balance
less than rent. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Elk. Alb. Ewes. and sun, AP. 1858.
~
Evening star., 1952-11-22
OPEN SUN. / TO DARK

Directions: Out Conn. ave. left on
Sauls rd. to 461l or left on Frank
lin ave. to 4403. Sample houses.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S7 Fenton St., 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-22

VIZ ". HYaTTsvfLIE. s9Tis iii
6704 39th ave.-Brick Colonial: in ex-
SeaeT Ssilent Coz cond; liz liv; rm; 15x21. with
bedrms. on 2nd floor with ample
closet space. full bsmt with rec.
rm. and extra bath; oil hot-water
heat. garage: peri. loc. J. EVER
ETTE ROBERTSON. WA. 1850, WA.
411q. -o2
Evening star., 1952-11-22
MINI. AVE 6 F.

MIINN. AVE-. DE.
$40, 900 Is the full price of a neat -
bedrm. bungalow within one block
OF Kimbal School and bus. Includes
gas h..w.h., equipped kit. full bsmt.,
= porches and lge.. level lot
FRED BURGESS, vi. 2S02 TIL Q
Evening star., 1952-11-22
BRICK BUNGALOW
$13 95C-TERMS

Located in Radiant Valley, only q
short distance from d. c. of Defense
hwy. This will make an excel. buy
in a home. Ready to occupy almost
rm, dinette, eficiently designed and
equipped kit, 2 excel. bedrms.. tile
bath. storage and util. rm.. lge. at
tic with disappearing stairway, ra-
diant heat, level corner fenced lot.
Allow us to work. out q very good
Rome. Raeec Can Sn NJ. pRifer. ' VI. Ss7s H,r Of
10. S-S714.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES FOR SAlE--Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
S11 95O: $4,000 dn

BRENTWOOD. S11, $50: $4,000 dn.-l
about II years old: oil h..w.h.. fuli
aaueRfd eRs1YE Fi GsEozEE ssES sHRs
Rsaltor. WA; 5000. WA. 5000. -23
CHEyERLY. 2417 seth pl.-Lovely g.
room brick; In new-house condition:
transferred; viii Vii sacrifice fhSe' for p"Rss low
market value. S17.950. with S4. 900
cash. Immed; poss: MANOR REALTY
cCITEMA. GGi MA. 32i3' UM s1ss: -23
r. 1. ave; ST 800 down. owner
finance rem; SIS mo-; immed poss.
n nSTsEAMR1N TsTR I3S2 tRsaltoTls TO $3.50; 23'
81, $50. Attractive 2-bedrm. cinder
window and firepl.. attic, large
1Anchor-feneed lot with barbecue.
sSedrm jSm ssio aSDMai%masSsse sSinRie bnnsaloM
equipped kit, ,expansible attic, bsmt..
vacant il. tczf7g cHRLYLR 1aeoSseRea deRoz1ER EGs
Realtor, WA. 5000, WA. .O935. 30
room bungalow, near Queens Chapel
rd.,, University Park. Northwestern
High. Attractive spot; trees, flow
fssRsIa, Jsisd sS;S sfsh required. Cali oWS!k' e.
TAKOMA PARK--very attractive COR
ner brick. 3 hedrms.. liv. rm., din
rm., equipped kit; built-in gar. rec.
rm.; the very latest in modern living.
Call CLYDE j. MARKEY, ME. 3407;
Sun. and ewes, AP. 1854, AP. 4lOs.
UNIVERSITY PARK-2-story. white
brick, bedrms., 2K2 baths, . fire-
PLACES; full bsmt;;. club rm.., at
tached garage; beautifully land
sssHed Sa"a lot. cAsKEY' Realtor. AP.
WEST HYATTsyILLE. s13,75O-New
3-bedrm. rambler, sep. din, ultra
mod. kit. with garbage disposal and
exhaust fan; tile bath; full bsmt.
The SqSssaesif PsRRY ssSR IL
WEST HYATTSvILLE, :so4 James
town rd.-5-rm. asbestos shingle
BUNGALOW; t.rSs FENCED ward: s1Csa5G;
lBEAGTIFUk. sPxcToUjs3 MAj 3IIS HOME. 54o7
JEFFERSON st.. Riverdale; nr. bus.
schools snd stores; 4 bedrms., 2 fire-
PLACES: : full baths; porches. front
KIT; insulated; screens. storm win
sHd fruit trees; S % lot 75xs56; vacant saaaIs
All Ior SlS,50O Small down pay
ment. MANOR REALTY CO.. WA.
.32l3 or UN S1SS. -23
ASSUME 40 GI LOAN with mo. pay
ments only S64, incl. everything, on
this cozy, cottage-style bungalow.
immaculate in every respect. Lee.
tiled kit. full ,bsmt.. Anchor fenced
LOT; See it and you'll love it. Only
SIl 9?0 for quick sale. Call THE
FERRY BOSWELL CO., WA. $500
$3.50 DoWN-New brick; 3 bedrms.,
price only $11.75o. Move right in in
Snsras.,f Sgst few left. Cali WA. 5000.
NEAR 12nd AND JEFFERSON STS.|
bUSLlNE-S-rm. house and bsmt. :
KITCHENS: excel. buy at S1l,95O,
with $4,000 first and moderate down
payment @ S5d- MR.. ARNOLD. Agent,
BRICK RAMBLER. breezeway and iS ga
rage, 1908 Wells parkway, opposite
College Hgts. Estates. Open Sun.
Eg T1E dstsiIs' dstssiaIs' cali WINSTON e. CLAY.
s;RooM MODERN asoestos shinsle
bungalow. full bsmt., coal h.-wR.;
lot 40xl00; So. 900 cash. Call ewes,
WA: 9937; 56i5 Patterson rd,.
-BEDRM. HOME. Fireplace, bsmt..
| fenced yard. $4,000 down, SSH
mo. JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50,
IA
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALl-s.E.
BUNGAIOW

Six-rm,. det. bungalow; mr.. public
parochial schools and transp. Full
bsmt., gas heat. Fenced yard. Lee
front porch. Immediate possession
Call LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co,
Evening star., 1952-11-22
$4,000 CASH
COLESVILLE, MD.

One acre choice conv. location. Lge.
brk. rambler with gar. Liv. rm.,
firepl.; din. rn1., kit, 2 bedrms ;,
tiled bath. oil h.-w.h.. only S17.5OO,
easy terms
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUM-, 1-5 :
7En1 mt T3AYoTDr IN

Large 1-year-old, all-brick. 3-bedrm.
rambler in q beautiful section of
new Takoma Park; 22-ft. nv. rm.,
itb and uonnont d m k
push-button range; l5-ft. master
bedrm. with private u bath: full
hall bath; porch; basement; Laun-
dromat. Priced at $21.5OO with q
$4,000 4fe first trust. Out New
Hamp. ave. beyond Sligo pkwy. to
Kingwood dr., left . blks to Glen
side dr.. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
l411. Ewes. call WI 4S34. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-22
BIG FAMILY BRICK
BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
3140 Plyers Mill Rd.
+ Kensington, Md.

3140 Plyers Mill Rd.
Kensington, Md.
S21,950
living room with fireplace, real din
ing room, equipped kitchen, 2 bed
rooms and bath; 20-ft. screened
porch on first floor; 3 bedrooms and
bath on second; full basement, auto.
heat; 2-car garage, macadam drive
and parking space; Anchor type
fenced yard with trees; Venetian
You can see the elementary school .
blocks away. Holy Redeemer Pa
rochial School bus few doors away.
MR.. TAYLOR, OIL. 1862.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
1928 K ST. NV, MA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

ALEX. s02 Green st. Open Sunday.
ssnias.. aS Two fSs Ssdrms 'tSFy 81 D.psTsa. sE'st
essRhtea essh tsrms' Sors Jo GEM ssssss sSssssssSo
tni bs9t ss D'S; Bath Lssi nesris aiiSsdr@; new
6rk rambler; Location cannot be
duplicated for convenience and
cfsnt. character Of neishborhood. Appoint:
the best. Be sure and see it. as in
the value offered. Reas. price and
good terms are avail Also would
come consade5 to SaslI SmaeT snh home IN kin In
take Janneys lane. to Yale dr., OPP.
school and open sign on Yale. Mr..
$4fs." cHAs. K K. HooF: aSoT NEE NEE 11d7 ~;
Alex, RHSs ST SINGLE GIfE PRISON EERRo woody. Sa
prefer a small. modern brick bum
gaiow to an apartment. Enjoy real
2sn,as privacy with plenty room for gar
si2.5 500, with s3' 600 600 cash. @ Bal:
ance S93 mo-, incl. taxes and in
MR sRoWS sec once sall hours. Hh: asf2: T2:
ARIiNsGToN-Air Force on,cer'sI d..
parture makes available. this cosy
2-bedrm. home; nr. stores. bus.
scnool; 10 minutes to Pentaeon.
$50 SSs15a'jlSeiT JH. -se59 se59va'ed Price go
ARLINGToNYNorth side. close in. 8
rect with builder you may secure
this larger home at modest cost.
sntr, foyer: living rm 24xl3, open
l3x1I,; "a bath. KIT llxIi, arranged
for dining area with dishwasher.
disposal. de luxe cabinets and range.
Upstairs I i6xI3; 1871; 11xs bed;
way to bright attic. Daylight Eng
lish bsmt with full bath and rec.
area with picture window. Quality
workmanship W KIN: and materials. blk.
ARLINGToN's REAL BARGAIN
Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler, near
the country club. Priced at S21 $50,
owner wants offer. FRANK S. PHIL.
LIPS Dl. 1911. Ewes. call OF. ssss.
brick: 8 bedrms.; Z yrs. Old: sepa-
rate dining rm.. living rm.. equip.
Gysi,,s.d eit;: gsS h;,ah.; M lss wooded lot;
trsnsp SHOPPING Hals'1f Bay direc s'eeGl onI
SCI 800. Phone JE. 4-4434.
AURORA HILLS-Three-b -bedrm., new,
brick: 3 Law. and bath; firepi.; sun
por.; gar: $27,5O0. KEHL, or. 1890.
SPRNGFIELD-New 45-ft. 3-bedroom
Crestwood rambler at builders old
price Of S16.950; new price is $17,-
available with about - 900 down:
must sell contract this week end.
JE. 2-3765. No agents. --23
VIENNA, VA.---New brick 3-bedrm,
house, stone front, best Of material
and workmanship. City water and
sewer. Level lot t0xl6T. OIL a.-c.
Price, S14,500. Dir: Out Maple
ave-. right at antique furniture
store on Lewis st. I blk. then follow
open sisn; OWNER. CHI. $685.; or
VIENNA. vA.-5-rm. frame. large
porch. basement, two ireplacey. hot
water heat. bath; large chicken
Two-thirds acre rich soil. Con-
yeniently located In town. $4,000,
Easy terms. Z. e. COCKRILL. owner.
Phone Vienna 140 or $40. --23
NEW 3-BEDRM. de luxe ramblerS.
1890; full bsmt.; / blk. to grade
school. 20 min. TO Pentagon; early
possession. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
Builders. IA. 7-3326. IA. 2.23s1,
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
Evening star., 1952-11-22
SHIPLEY TERRACE
9dG1 Ord CIT G Z

OIIIF1LI I IEftfthOE
3461 23rd ST. Sc.
This gracious home. yours for So 500
down, Handicapped front and rear
fenced-in yard. . rooms and bath.
semidetached brick, full basement.
Owner moving out OF town. Further
particulars. call Mr.. Mccormack. 10.
S-1995.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-11-22
SO OF

Det. brick bungalow. with 3 bedrms,
and full bsmt.; gas heat; nice yard;
aluminium storm windows. $1,000
down payment Act at once. Call
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
GOO 7En

at price offered; finest
conveniences. Center-hall Colonial
brick, containing spacious living
room with fireplace. large family
dining room, lovely den and powder
room, excellent modern kitchen; End
floor has 3 large, well-arranged
to finished attic; gas heat, lovely
screened porch, detached garage;
immaculate condition; best value.
Call now to inspect F. A. TWEED
CO, INC, 5504 Conn. ave. n.w.,
EN-. 1890 til q pm. 90
Evening star., 1952-11-22
NEW RAMBLERS
PARKWOOD

Exceptionally well built 3 bedrm.
bricks; liv. .rm.. fireplace: din. rm.,
de luxe kitchen with dishwasher and
table space: full bsmt.. with fire.
place: high elevation. level lots: 2
blocks new school. Priced right,
Evening star., 1952-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD Shingle. 2-bedrm
home newly redecorated Anchor
fence: S31.20 mo. ! Fairmont pl
Indian Head 4163. -26
Evening star., 1952-11-22
PERFECT

Give the word for this very reason
able row brick home on Capitol Hill.
This one-owner home has i lge. rms.
porch. lge. mod. garage. fenced in
large front and rear yd.. light dry
high-ceilinged bsmt. completes the
picture. House is weatheEstripped d
and insulated: and has gas h.-W. h.
One 81 first trust finance payable
SIuu mo: after reas. down payment.
HERBERT & SONS. REALTORS
ol5 E. Cap. IL. 3-O1o9. Ewes. Ii.
3-21S1, or Mr. Bates. AK O999.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
ROOmy and Reasonable
BRICK COTONIAT

Low down payment, picture windows.
almost new. immed. posS. Around
corner, from Wheaton shopping cen-
ter Ige. iiv rm.. with firenl. and
BOOKCASES on ca, side, lge.. din. rm..
bath, full bsmt.. with outside entr',
rear porch. lge. level lot. Many ex-
tras: Open Sat.-Sun.. l til 6. Di-
rections; Out Georgia ave ! Blk.
past wheaton trafiic light. left /
1873 and our open sign.
EDWARD I. SMOLEN
Jo. 7-ool1 Ewes. OIL. 4S17
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
4corns To Oak Trees
Incidentally Burton

Incidentally Burton = &
1A.-e t1@- = familiar - 1c>I
r1ce n@npsrs since another,
HzrclG c.. q New YORK Cgty /,
OK ar. me COPS most con
.y-te-sszi figure - rs recent
rz-ionz! convention Z Chi
czgo upon secondlng ap-
rrcs al q me party c4Sa
rgtis PARK IL - platform
Harold Burton MAS acc lstc
~ some race delegates Is
letting tie Negro down since
ne cid not speak o-t for a
stronger p.znk Ee retaliat-
&C ~ .ay.ng tat ne plank
Lad : .o.opnole for passage
II federal civl. rights legi~-
.4f.on.
No matter how yoa look al
i, there / . lol of difference
N the po.lt.ca. and moral
acuIen q The two B1r1ons.
While intense rivalry 10
still being ~aged by the In
ternational Association Of
Maohinists (lAM- ALL and
the uAW-ClO to win 3, 500
new members at the Detroit
tank plant in Center Line,
reports have II that Negro
workers feel that since they
makeup a third ma jority OF
the total employees, then
they should have voice In
the union by filling some
top positions with Negroes
Since the tank plant had
been operated by the Army
until few months ago when
Chry SER Motors started run
ming the production end.
there was no union for the
employees. One of the Ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

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So, g - e-.-sr-
Nz NY
-.-.-- ard
r = .aT-4..rzn
-yx~..sr 3. CasczrC
- .@7-.-4r r. -.e Demo
trs.g. ~zs4 Convention n
.TSxx - Ssrczr
be naming o. DAWSON
al rec 20 sno~ That
TIE OEi lad no< weakened
ISer stAnc On civil nights BY
,ne no<1 IA ton OF senator
JEAN :! >psrknaan OF Ala
s-sE1& ter s'oe president But,
&H wednesday, TIE Wash
ten@~ County Democratic
Cc,nsent1on poEnsedly failed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

ne nev leader GENES 40
rrver II H2iri czba CT ether
So<--h Asosriczz and LATIN
h<ssr1z countries. TIE Old
SescsE hsa g Gee tie country
az.c ~ SErpcr1ers are killed or
SHs-tse-e q simply nc place
n tai eouztrY fer anyone VIC
eIssrees With the par,v i,
Power. WIEN ne GET new
As1<s-s esder who q chosen
TT ryrse= whscA has rsmaines
rse and stake because Of ~.
sS1lasy Ct IL people 10 eonp-o-
E1e-fhe defeated enc oss.-.
IA rspporf &c TIE vicsor ara
ne e-f.re country joins in be.
h-z'e Tie new leader.
Tflr could orly happen IN ,
r~Sz1try whsTe 1Iffersn-ss .rs -
t-'rrsAec before conclusions .rx
rssC1.e6-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
By JULIAN C wYcHl

tsiBEs- = -s-points Eh
The UElcn ais - per Cd
- is c@r les w!,nou, 4
k1T1IEg 20 Sy.avS.
The emp yr~s vii bal
opportunity - select !
Union q Their ca0lee SEPT
Il . MAJ. labor M&
teens Bear = ( lion.
Public school "intellisend
tests- penAlize those {,
dT~n from over ineOu|
bracket homes cited D
kenneth Eel.A assistant prl
fessor Of psychology, =
Diego tCalif. State Colkd
Dr. EelAS i lacking 4
contention re-. lily beioN|
group ot scno-l Adminldrl
tiers. stated that the etoHO1
lcSlly uncerpry!leged chi
j. handicapi 20 MS eng
- Eo-ol career & s. present .!
fashioned te,. methods. !
ADDED that Ia tests give 1
unfair advantage 10 ~
whose parents themSN|
enjoy the better things
lie, showing FOR exsnp
that a reference 10 "
pbcny orchestra insVFlnis7
Iaight not IL understood,
some and not by other ei'
dr<n-
This writer goes se1
with this theory for me g
ncmieal status Of any ANN
group or race certainly y \
play a major role IN y
development and proTs'
And this is another TsaS
Why there is a need ~ |.
fair employment pf'''
hirinx bill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
Increased Fines For
Parking Violations

Motorists who park their cars Illegally IN peioA ~
Haohih VII D running much greater rSk than ne
new ss-ran police squad Monday began rls'o -
oreeneni Of al parking resulAssors In addition !u0s
George T. Murphy and John d wstts Traffic Court ~
nouneed nat increased hnes tOr parking violAnon -
become effective Sept l.
Tie fine schedule follows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
Detroit Tribune
2146 St. Antoine WO. 4-S20S. 2Ao37

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

PsrAsS1 fAsa Is vsT every
Evening star., 1952-09-14

N1HE BIG MOMENT is approaching. Four
Il weeks from today, the four $25 grand
prize winners in The Stars Amateur Snapshot
Contest will be reproduced in the Pictorial
Magazine Although the contest closed Sep
tember 6, so many good entries were received
before the deadline that the judges will have
a difficult time choosing the best in each OF
the four classes for weekly and final prizes.
The snapshots reproduced on these pages
are the 18th weeks winners in the contest.
Take a good look, because one-or more-of
them naay be awarded $25 class prizes by The
Star and 20 on to win one of the 280 prizes in
the 14th annual Newspaper National Snapshot
Evening star., 1952-09-14

Awards The winners of the national prizes
a total of SIS, ,OO0-ranging from $25 to $1,000
will be chosen Monday, october 13, in Ex
plorers Hall, National Geographic Society,
Sixteenth and M streets NV. The judges
will be a panel of nationally recognized
Photographic experts.
The four classes in the contests are: (A)
Babies and Children, (B) Young People and
Adults, Co Scenes and Still Life and Cd
Animal Life. In the National Awards there
will be first prize of $1,000 in each class,
a second of $500 and third of $3.50; 68
special merit awards of $50 and 200 honor
awards of $25.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
Primary to Test McKeIdin Influence

incumbents in the other two dis
tricts-Edward A. Garmatz of the
Sd and George H. Fallon of the
4th. Mr.. Sasscer prefers them,
too. Mr.. Ma4oney also lists Mr..
Fallon in his ballots. But he has
taken George c. Wagner. a men,
ber of the House of Delegates. for
running mate in the Sd.
In his own struggle, Mr.. Maho-
ney has been campaigning f1ercely
to overcome the election-tested
combinations against him. His eff
forts seem fruitless in the 4th leg
islative district. Elsewhere the race
is close.
Republicans Beall and Gore con-
Icede no districts. Gore adherents
claim real progress in at least two
In all they face powerful opposi-
ton from forces nurtured by Gov
IMcKeldin and the city organiza-
ton he dominates.
Samuel Hopkins, Baltimore s
lone Republican in the House OF
Delegates, enjoys the McKeldin-
Beall nod in the 4th congressional
district. So does Chief Magistrate
William F. Laukaitis in the 7th
Among their rivals, James c. Tate
and Temus r. Bright, respectively,
are on good terms with Mr.. Gore
Jerry Toula, young lawyer, has
the Sd district congressional pri-
mary to himself.
Evening star., 1952-05-02
United Republicans
Hit in Montgomery

George M. Moore, candidate fol
Republican nomination to the
House from the 9Th Maryland
District, has accused the United
Republicans of Montgomery Coun.
ty of failing to register with the
Maryland Secretary of State.
An official of the group. Attorney
George c. Warner. jr., said, how.
ever. that the organization has
fulfilled all election law require
ments. He said that since United
Republicans is merely a county
political club, "all we have to dc
is have our treasurer register with
the clerk Of county circuit court
which we have DONE"
The United Republicans have
been circulating literature in the
county urging support in Mondays
primary election for Dewitt S
Hyde, seeking nomination to the
9Th District House seat, and Rep
resentative Beall, candidate fol
the senatorial nomination.
Mr.. Moore made his accusation
in a telegram yesterday to the
Maryland Attorney General urg.
ing that his Office investigate ane
prohibit further distribution o1
campaign literature by the club