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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

the author seems to want to show
how it really feels to be lost or
to have a nightmare. Here and
there it seems as is she might
break through to some of the
mystery and excitement that 10
Haiti even for the child, but she
never makes it.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

Since the beginning of hostilities,
we have lost all our Navy planes
from ground fire except one, which
was lost from air combat.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

Every community has pubhc-spirited citizens who
generously give their time to the betterment of THEN
neghborood They should receive the thanks of the res
idents of Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-15

Almost any candidate can explain to you why he
wasn't elected
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Two Get Long Prison Terms in S|oyings Here

colored, OF Salisbury, N. c., from
7 to 81 years for second-degree
murder in the fatal stabbing of
another man on the street last
July. His victim was Donald
Beatty, 33. colored. who had ac-
companied the defendant here
from Salisbury.
Williams was convicted April 2
by a District Court jury. In SEN
fencing, Judge Holtzoff praised
the jury, declaring it had done a
very wise thing" in finding Will
liams guilty of econd-degree
murder instead of first degree,
which the indictment had charged.
Recalls Testimony.
Judge Holtzof recalled the tes-
timony of psychiatrists that Will
liams was temporarily suffering
from alcoholic psychosis at the
time of the Staying.
The stabbing attracted many
persons en- route to work. as
Beatty ran down the street in
the 900 block of New York ave-
nue. NV. yelling for help.
William G. Nalley, 48, was given
from 3 to IL years for man
slaughter in the fatal beating of
his wife, Mrs. Helen M. Nalley,
Al, last July in their rooms in the
1900 block of r street NV. Sen
tence was imposed by Judge F..
Dickinson Let's.
Pistol Thieves Get Long Terms.
Two young men were given long
prison terms by Judge Henry A..
Schweinhaut for robbing q Walter
Evening star., 1952-05-17

Two men were given long prison
terms yesterday in District Court
for second-degree murder.
Donald w. Cole, IS. colored. of
the 800 block of Twenty-firSt
street NE. who killed a taXicab
driver by winding an electric iron
cord around the victims neck,
was given Is years to life. His
victim was Clarence o. Dilla-
hunt. 25, colored. of the 45O0
block of Lane place NE. The
killing was last October.
The court was informed Cole
used various methods in an effort
to kill Dillahunt. in order to get
the use of the taxicab, before I'D
finally succeeded with the iron
cord. According to his own ad-
missions, the court was informed,
Cole had hit Mr.. Dillahunt with
pair Of pliers and an iron and
attempted to drown the victim by
pushing his head into a toilet
bowl
Arrested in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dillahunt's body was found
in the hall Of the building in the
500 block of Forty-sixth street
NE. Cole was arrested in Phila-
delphia where he had driven the
victims taxicab, authorities said.
The Indictment against Cole
charged first-degree murder but
he was allowed to plead guilty to
the lesser charge. Sentence was
by Judge Alexander Holtzoff.
In the other case, Judge Holt
Zoff gave Frank Williams, jr., 33,
Evening star., 1952-05-17

Reed Hospital sentry Of a pistol
The defendants were Robert T
Peirano, %, of Hoboken, N. J..
who was given from 3 to 9 years
and James Y. McGinnis, Is, of tht
400 block Of Rittenhouse street
NV, who was given from 1e
months to years.
Ernest Dorsey, 26, colored, OF
the 800 block of M street S.W.
was given from 20 months to S
years by Judge SchWeinhaut on
marihuana charges.
Ellis L. Holmes. Is. colored, O.
the 1000 block of Portner place
NV, was given from 6 to 20 year!
for his part in two robberies. On
of them netted $187 from a store
deliveryman. Two others accused
in that robbery are awaiting trial
Holmes was sentenced by judge
Holtzof.
Girl Attacker Sentenced.
Judge Holtzoff gave George B
Quattlebaum, 27. of the 900 blocl
of H street NV. from 2 to II
years for taking indecent libertie
with a 6-year-old girl.
District Court Judge Richmont
B. Keech gave Mary L. King. II
colored. Of the 4400 block of Kan'
place NE, a suspended sentence
of l to years and placed her or
probation on a charge Of an at
tempted abortion.
Two men were given prison
terms by Judge Schweinhaut fol
operating a numbers lottery. One
of them, Joseph Higgs, 43, colorec
Evening star., 1952-05-17
Tear Gas Tossers
Close Paris Play
Critical of GIs
By the Assoeioied Press

PARIS, May 17.-A group of
youths. irked by a Communist
play criticizing GIs in Korea,
tossed tear gas bombs into the
audience last night and tried to
toss the assistant director over
a balcony railing.
Right after the curtain rose for
the evening performance of the
play, "Col. Foster Pleads Guilty" :"
four youths in the front row
vaulted to the stage and began
ripping up the scenery. About 20
others broke into the theater and
scattered the tear gas bombs.
Claude Sautet, assistant direc-
tor who was watching the show
from the second balcony, was
grabbed by two youths who tried
unsucceSsfully to throw him over
the railing.
The show resumed after the ex-
element, but at the second in
termission the district police COM
missioner ordered the theater
closed to prevent further trouble.
Evening star., 1952-05-17

Iof the 1900 block Of Eighth street
NV. was given from 8 months to
2 years. The other. Robert Rob-
ertson, 80, colored, of the 600 block
of N street NV, was given from
6 to ID months.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Elm THE SUNDAY STAR
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcons.

washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. MARCH 80, 1882
Evening star., 1952-03-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Millions of Car Owners
Will Change from
An Old Obsolete Method
To a New Right Method

We want men with vision and "get
RIGHT method to AUTOMOTIVE
OUTLETS in their local communi-
ties and closely surrounding terri
We train you and yonr "key" EN-.
ployes. We supply complete promo
Z 9as materials and samples free
We show you faw to get business
We closely supervise your operation
Ye,.. must have clean record ex.
cellent local references, be finan.
cially sound have ability to handle
and direct trained workers.
You need know nothing of the auto
motive business, The less you know
perhaps. the better, as you will hay,
less wrong things to unlearn'
Cast required viii depend upon siz,
S3O0 to $1,000. If you're strongl.
interested IN having your own busi
ness Gt can be part time) backed
by . reliable manufacturer who ad
vertises and distributes nationally
Write briefly giving your BACKGROUND
include your phone number. w,
Will contact you for private, conf
Genital meeting In. Washington.
This Is. On unusual opportunity 70,
serious minded men, based on year
Of profitable experience and factua
Information:
For additional details. write DO,
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MEAT STAND

Owner quotes $4,000 yearly. Low
rent: Hours. Z to g., closed Sundays.
Same owner over 6 years. Owner
can prove net profit of S S15Q weekly,
than value of equipment. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Exclusive.
Eve and Sun, Shea ChaSen, RA.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
GLOVER PARK

2225 Observatory pl. NV. Open sun.
20 pm; Attrac. brick; bedrms.
kit. back porch. paneied rec. rna.,
bar and lavatory, gas heat; Sl7.5O0
GEORGEE0WN REALTY 4 INSUR-
ANCE CO., MI. 5577; Ewes, Wo
Evening star., 1952-03-30

u. S. HWY. MOTOR CT.
Modern, fully eapd. & furn'd, modern
sewer system, soft. ranch style
bldg, units, showers 8: cleo: spa
& valley; 22 acres; at town edge
price reduced for immediate sale,
$4,000, terms. w. H. Brumback
STROUT REALTY, 212 S. Main ST
Woodstock. Va. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
RESTAURANT

hEO i AUnAN l
And bar. fully equipped. for sale or
lease Fine opportunity for rtsht
party. Shady Side, Nd, on Chesa-
peake Bay. west River 6251 81.
DRY CLEANING STORE
Average income S400 to $500 weekly;
rent. S125: new. S-year lease OBJ
tainahle; all finishing done in store.
No competition In heavily populated
;ecticn Ion: priced e ,c. cssh ssI: e si1ins Ss
/, made. May be seen. 1889 Nichols
ave. Sc. from am. to . pm. Nc
information on Phone. $50
Evening star., 1952-03-30

~s
HSints5ess .,h W;tS rodnr,x IN estsDShsS HEM nish
25th ST., Baltimore. Md. BE. 0010
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MOVIE THEATER

336-seat, brick con-
structed, fully equip,
air-conditioned movie
house, located in the
Virginia area of Metro
politan, Washington
D. C. There are 2
excellent apartments
over the theater, both
occupied. that bring in
$l05 per month. Here is
an opportunity for a
man to supplement
his income. Preference
will be given to person
familiar with motion
picture projection and
movie theater opera
ton who can furnish
references as to abSo-
lutte honesty and in
tegrity. Will lease this
building, theater and
apartments for $3.50
per month; immediate
possession. Call owner,
MR.. KLEIN, Georgia
0238.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

COUNTRY GROCERY
In fast-growing neighborhood.. Present
gross $1,000 weekly. 400 new
homes going up nearby. 2s acre
land. Near Centrev1lle. Va. Com
pletely stocked. S12,500. Terms
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale, Va. FA. 0999
Evening star., 1952-03-30

GROCERY-No fresh meats; average
sales $4,000 monthly; no credit;
Comfortable living quarters. Will
sell reasonably with terms.
AL KAUFMAN BROKERAGE co.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

|DELICATEssEN, new fixtures. money
maker. Must be sold this week due
to owners. other business. 400 W
st. NV. HU. S484. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

A most attractive, immaculate custom
built brick with u bedrm. and batl
on 1st A.; 2 bedrms. and bath OF
2nd A.; beautiful front terrace
butlt-tn garage, oil h.-W. heat. l
you want something different.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
RE. 1887 IA 4-O674
Evening star., 1952-03-30

Will Buy Accounting Practice
In Washington D. c. Well-established
CPA firm desires to enlarge Glen
tele. Box 38-R, Star. %
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
For two people to open up q restau-
rant now closed and build a nice
httie business: restaurant, fountain,
grill; 1904 c st. ne; people in this
vicinity want and need a nice quick
place to eat; near streetcar terminal,
Bureau Of immigration and Eastern
High School; ample parking; equip,
ready to 20. Going to sell this week
END. $1,000. Call TU. 4066 or Ii.
T-1S6R. onh
Evening star., 1952-03-30

GAS AND GROCERY
Near Rockville-WeIl stocked and
doing q good business; also 6-rm.
real buy at $13,75O Including stock
and all equipment, well financed,
small cash payment. Cali Mr..
Saunders, WI 500. Ewes. and
Evening star., 1952-03-30
OPPORTUNITY

There exists an opportunity for o
man in one Of two categories: Either
one who Is retired and would like
to augment his income, yet not de-
vote more than about two days 2
already employed, is not quite sat-
isfied and would like to have some
thing to do on the side. We. are
manufacturers Of q vital industrial
replacement product. We get our
business through direct mail, though
by our not having available . local
stock for emergency orders. The
man we select will not be required
to sell or maintain an ONCE, but
must make service calls on the
trade. receive and transmit orders
to US and carry skeleton stock
An investment of $500 is re-
quired, which is secured by the
stock. You are in business for your
self an your discounts should ap-
proximate about 5000 per month.
At such time as you become sum-
vote your full time, you will find
the possibilities unlimited. For a
private confidential interview. write,
giving phone and telling US little
about yourself. Box 316-S, Star.
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Fully equipped, successful restaurant
on boardwalk for sale. Long lease.
Only experienced, highly recon-
mended persons need apply. F.
HOEN. 13-W 25th ST., Baltimore,
Md. Phone BE. 0O10.
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Half interest in established night
club with property. F. HOEN, 13-W
25th ST., Baltimore, Md. BE. 0010.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

ing det: brk. and frame. in beauti-
ful condition; liv. rm: with fireplace,
din. rm., kit, small bedroom and
and baths on 2nd floor; full base
ment with rec. rm., lavatory and
utility rm., gas h.-w.b.; garage,
nice level lot; IN the city's most
popular and desirable residential
area; should sell Immediately at
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1952-11-05
Light as a FOOTBALL
Co@y as a Hug
'WOnen's
Christmas
Slippers

Looking for q Christmas gift thot's sure
to please? Give slippers! No matter
what they do all day, everyone reIoxes
at night. Lonsbureh's hos slippers for
young and old male or female For los
sizes Of oil oges. Slippers so friIIy and
feminine there are as much for your
morale as for your comfort. Sizes 4 to
10 in the group.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AVENUE-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-05

Misses Sling Back Slippers, royon satin
that thrives on hard wear, especially the
leather soIes. Red, sizes s to z.
LansbnYoh's -SLIPPER AVENUE-7nd Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-05

Boys Leother opero Slippers, leather
soles. too. Red and blue, brown and bur.
oundy combinations. 8 10 3.
Evening star., 1952-11-05

Children's Felt Upper Boot, so warm and
eomfotobIe for chilly winter weather.
Red or blue, small size.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
New filter material takes out
z times more nicotine and tarS from
cigarette smoke. land you can see
and taste the difference!

This is the story of the birth of new Gig
ette and the birth of new idea in health protection
for cigarette smokers.
The new cigarette-now on sale in Washington,
is named KENT. It has new and completely
different filter tip, called the MICRONITE
FILTER.
The search hat led
to the A-plGnts
Almost two years ago. the makers of KENT cigarettes
started to search for new cigarette flter-a filter
that would be far effective in taking out tobacco
tants than the conventional cotton or crepe paper
used in other filter cigarettes.
They found it in the lterng material being used to
purify the air in atomic energy plants.
This fltering material-a top wartime secret-rep-
resented the greatest scientific advance ever made in
cleansing air of impurities The makers of KENT set to
work to adapt it for use in cigarette
III >17 r IL
Evening star., 1952-06-24
atomic energy plant

But they agreed that after smoking KENTs for
week steadlytime enough to allow their taste to ad
just to so much less itants in the soke-they found
that KENTs gave them more smoking satisfaction than
they had ever enjoyed before
And every one of them agreed that the MICRONITE
FILTERS health protection the greatest improve
ment in smoking ever!
If you are Sensitive Smoker (and published
medical reports show that about l out of every 3
smokers s)-f you worry about the effects of smoking
KENT is the cigarette for you!
Evening star., 1952-06-24
The fair trial

After thousands of tests of different blends of fine to-
baccos from all over the world the makers of KENTS
(P Loriard Company, founded in 176O) selected the
ideal blend for this most effective filtered smoking.
Then sample run of cigarettes given to panel of
experienced smokers. They asked to smoke KENTs
for twoweek period fair trial -and report whether
they liked or disliked KENTS, and why
Most of them liked KENT right from the start, said
twas the finest mdest cigarette they had ever smoked
Others, including some who were not accustomed to
filter tip cigarettes, said that at the start the KENT
smoke seemed lighter, whittier than the heavier yellow
ish smoke they'd been accustomed to.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
Won't yoM try KENTS?

Expect difference at first. Because so much of the
tars and nicotine have been removed, the smoke is
bound to be lighter clearer. Remember: normal heavy
smoke means the irritants have not been removed.
Purer, cleaner KENT smoke means less tars and nco-
tine than you've ever experienced in any cigarette
And if you stay with KENTs for week, or perhaps
two, we promise that you'll get more real smoking
satisfaction than you ever got before with it, the
greatest health protection in smoking history.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
|RCA Plant al Pulaski, Va,
Likely 10 Close for Good

PULASKI. Mar. 29.-The Radio
Corp. Of America plant here ap-
parently will shut down for good
when it closes its doors April /.
A group Of Pulaski business
men and employees of the firm
had hoped to purchase the plant
for $500,000 and had raised more
than that amount.
But the company announced
yesterday that the purchase
price would be more than two
and a half times that figure
81 $4,000. A company spokesman
said $500,000 had been spent last
year to put new boilers in the
factory.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
|0xaca' S Civic Strike
Ties Up City Ninth Day 7
BY The Asseeic,ed Pres,

OAXACA, Mexico. Mar. 20
This blockaded. paralyzed city en-
tered its ninth day Of passive re-
,sistance today. grimly determined
as ever to topple the state gov
eminent.
Gov. Manuel Mayoral Heredia,
supported by Federal troops and
loyal armed rural reserves, ap-
peared equally determined to
hold on.
His armistice proposals having
failed, he went into silence.
Friends said they feared he was
approaching a breakdown.
Federal troops frightened pres
sure. Road blocks stopped food
shipments into the city. Red Cross
trucks and ambulances were per-
mitted to bring in several tons of
food and supplies, however.
The resistance by laborers,
tradespeople. business houses and
students began as demonstra-
Evening star., 1952-03-29
Court awards Errol Flynn
$4,000 in Face -sIapping
BY the Assoeiosed Pres,

NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 29.-
Movie Actor Errol Flynn was
awarded 5000 pounds ($14,0O0)
and court costs by a Bahamas
Supreme court jury yesterday for
the face slapping Canadian Mil
lionaire Duncan McMartin gave
him in a Nassau barroom.
Defense Attorney A. F. Adderley
indicated he would appeal the
decision to the Privy Council.
Mr.. Flynn, who sued for 5000
pounds ($224.000), said Mr.. Nc
Martin gave him a vicious blow"
on the face which aggravated an
old back injury and kept him
from filling a $780, 900 movie con-
tract.
Mr.. McMartin contended the
blow was light and friendly"
Evening star., 1952-03-29
Metropolitan Opera S Plan,
For New Home Dropped
BY the Assoeic,ed Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 29.-The
Metropolitan Opera is going to
have to do without a new build
ing for a while.
The city and the Met had
agreed upon plans for a SIS mil
lion opera house to replace the
Nets old home south of Times
Square.
The Metropolitan Opera Asso-
ciation had reported getting
pledges for 100000 toward the
$1.2 million needed to acquire
land for the new building in the
Central Park area.
But yesterday City Planner
Robert Moses said plans were be-
ing dropped because of technical
difficulties in complying with
housing legislation.
Evening star., 1952-03-29

ton against stiff tax law. The
low was quickly repealed. But
the fatal shooting of two demon
strators transformed the demon
stration into a drive to oust the
governor. his subordinates and the
state legislature. The unofficial
death toll now is IL.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
HOLLYWOOD

Errol Flynn's 6-year-old daugh-
ter. Dierdre. gave him a good
luck elephant charm before he
left for London. Inscribed "Try
To Keep Out Of Trouble. Daddy y
But the charm didn't work
Daddy was served with writ first
day at the Savoy by a Mr.. Volley.
claiming f195 owed since 1850.
Will Rogers. jr., will close his
television deal during his per-
sonal appearance with "The Will
Rogers Story" in New York.
Claire Bloom, Chaplin's Lime
light" gal, has signed to star in
"Innocents in Paris" in London.
!. What happened to Claire's
romance with Sid Chaplin?
June Haver will be ready to
work in two weeks. But Dan Daley
will be in New York and Dennis
Day in London. so 1.-THE Girl Next
Door" is up in the air for the
finish number.
X + +
Hedy Lamar didn't say no, but
she didn't say yes, so Howard Lee
flew back to his oil in Texas. and
he'll return in a fortnight for a
fortnight affirmative, he hopes.
|. And Dorothy Malone has
Scott Brady in such q spin he
Evening star., 1952-07-12
.Stork Brings Three
To Couple Planning
(As USUAL for One

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Macarthur are
the parents of triplet girls. born
this week at the Bethesda Medical
Center. AS usual, they had
planned on one.
The mother. who is 10, lives at
4517 Eads place NE, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester N
Cobbs. The father, 26. is a sea-
man stationed on the destroyer
tender Grand Canyon at Ports
mouth. Va.
The three girls have been
named Adrienne. Anita and Avis
in the order of their birth. Their
weights we're 2 pounds. 3 ounces;
2 pounds, 6 ounces, and 2 pounds
II ounces.
The proud father said they
didn't know triplets were on the
way until after his wife went to
the hospital a few days before the
birth. He said X-rays then re-
vealed the extra ones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur have
been married q year.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Hollywood Diary
Dierdre's Charm Didn't Keep
Daddy ErroI Out of Trouble
By Sheiloh Grohom

thinks the moon is blue-even
when he's not appearing in his
Moon Is Blue" play at La Jolla.
Universal International biggie
Bill Goetz tells of an interview he
gave the French press in Paris.
He had an interpreter, but the
Gallo fourth-estaters demanded
Bill speak their lingo. "Tell 'em,"
relayed Bill. "that the only French
I know is 'oui.' and ! don't know
if it means yes or no." :. Dennis
Morgan's next picture is END of
the Rainbow" It's a big deal
with Brad Dexter and Peggy Lee.
He squired Pegs small Sprig,
Nicki, to Ciro's Sunday night,
took her home early and Nom
home late.
Franchot Tone gets his two
sons in Canada. beginning the
first of August, for six weeks. as
per his agreement with ex-wife
Jean. "But I can't find him to
make the arrangements" the
worried Jean reports. "And if
Franchot isn't there, I'm darned
if I'll send the boys"
Corinne Calvet on Larry Fin
lays disc-jockey show opined it
would be a good idea to co-star
with Cary Grant. We haven't
heard from Cary.
Mike Curtiz took over Warner
Baxter's Malibu manse and moved
in last week end with four serv-
ANTS and 10 truckloads of private
effects.
Deborah Kerr told a corresponds
|ent in London she bought a gold
st. Genesius medal to help get
better roles at Metro. Debbie
compared herself to IAN old sub
marine cruising along near the
surface with periscope pointing
up hopefully" She'll be scram-
ming Metro by the end Of her
voyage-in 18 months.
This Is Marilyn Monroe's story:
She says a top executive at Co
lumbia called publicly to demand
why didn't we put Rita Hay
worth on a calendar, and why did
we ever let Marilyn go" !. Well,
her present studio. Goth Century
Fox, also let her out once--after
scissoring all her thespics from
"Scudda Ho, Scudda Hay"
Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Dead Man Walks in,
Ends Hunt for Body

A man thought to have jumped
from the Highway Bridge early
Thursday walked into his aunt's
home late yesterday, very much
alive and "as if nothing had hap
|pened." )
Police said the man, Ashby Huff
man, jr.. 81, colored. Of the 800
block Of F street S.W. told them
he had merely been in Baltimore.
Speculation Of possible suicide fol-
lowed the finding Of a suitcase
containing papers in Mr.. HUFF
mans name on the bridge.
Police had been dragging the
river for his body for two days.
The mans wife had told police
Mr.. Huffman was respondent and
in poor health. Police even found
witnesses who reported the man
had climbed the railing and leaped.
But shortly after 4 pm. yester-
day, Mrs. Louise johnson, who
said she was Mr.. Huffman's aunt,
called with the news that he had
just walked into her home at 1924
d street Sc.
According to her, Mr.. Huffman
said he had gone to sleep in q park
near the bridge. with his suitcase
nearby. When he awoke. the suit
case and his hat were gone.
He did not report it to police,
however, but proceeded on to Bal
|timore in the normal routine Of his
Job with o trucking outfit. He
visited his aunt on the return trip.