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Evening star., 1952-04-07
|JoIiot-Curie Attacked
By.Austin for Aiding
Reds Germ Charges
BY the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
April 7.-Warren r. Austin. head
of the United States delegation
to the United Nations, has ac-
cused the French Communist sci
enlist. Frederic Joliot-Curie, Of
"prostituting science to political
propaganda" by supporting the
Reds germ warfare charges.
The United States delegation
made public last night letter
the former Vermont Senator
wrote to DR.. Joliot- -Curie. 1t was
in answer to a letter written by
the Frenchman from the Com
munist dominated World Peace
Council sessions in Prague, Czech
oslovakia.
Calls "Germ War" a Crime.
The French scientist. removed
by his government as head of it's
Atomic Research Committee. said
he had received news from a
Communist peace group leader in
China saying American armed
forces had used archaeological
weapons. DR.. Joliot-Curie called
lit a crime and compared it to the
dropping of the Hiroshima and
Nagasaki atom bombs.
Mr.. Austin sent with his letter
/ a CODY of the New York Times
of April in which he said "com-
Ipetent scientists expose faxed and
clumsy photos offered by Chinese
Communists in the vain effort to
support their charges"
lone must feel sorry to witness
a man of your scientific training
promoting propaganda cam
|paign based upon the tricks OF
charlatans who are afraid to sub
nit their so-called evidence to
imperial scientific scrutiny" Mr..
Austin wrote.
Asks Help Against Epidemic.
He called on DR.. Joliot-Curie to
join in supporting the World
Health Organization offer to in
vestigate and help wipe out any
epidemics there may be in North
Korea and in China.
"You eagerly accept far-fetched
and sensational allegations as
facts without asking for any scien-
|tif1c proof from an impartial
source" Mr.. Austin wrote.
IF you want anybody to believe
you have a shred of independence
or integrity, you would join with
minded people everywhere in
demanding an on-the-spot, impair
tial investigation of these Com
munist charges"
Mr.. Austin wrote that the epi-
denies were spread by masses of
germ carrying Red troops moving
through the area and told DR..
Joliot-C -Curie "the natural cause
has a natural remedy; stop the
Communist aggression in Korea" F"
Evening star., 1952-04-07
DR.. Sunoer to Be Honored

RICHMOND, April z (P.-Dr
William T. Sangar. the man who
helped make the Medical College
of Virginia one Of the Nations
foremost schools Of medicine, will
receive the Virgini:. State Cham
ber of Commerce award for dis
tinguiShed service.
Evening star., 1952-04-07
Lie-Detector Demonstration

Use of a lie-detector machine
will be demonstrated at 8 pm.
Thursday at the YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV. Cleve
Backster, an expert demonstra-
| tor, will be the lecturer.
Evening star., 1952-04-07

These prices effective until close Of busi-
ness Wednesday, April 8, 1852, in Wash
lnsten, d. c.; MARYLAND: Bethesda,
Silver SPRING, Takoma Park. Bladensburg,
%ESe.xaiis' % t Gaahsrsbsrs; Coral HIS; c.ay; ay;
Chase. Colmar Manor, wheaton. Mount
Rainier. College Park. Berwyn, Suitland.
Heishts; VIRGINIA: Alexandria, Airing
ton, Fairfax, Falls Church, Mclean. Hern-
dom, Vienna, Annandale. NO SALES 10
DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
no LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce prices
subject to change daily,
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUSES, all aluminium. sx30, $3.50 ca.
Cost me $500. Forced to sell due
for all purposes incl. diners.
chicken. tools or once. Cash or
terms. Mr.. FRANK, DU. 7-2496
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '48 4-dr. Special de luxe;
excel. cond.; 4 new tires; one owner;
PLYMOUTH 1862 S.passenger coupe;
5000 miles; finished in blue; save
SHe, DUKE q ssSSis cssoSoSkisEsY. Ii. Il. nsa:ss sassss
PLYMOUTH 1877 Spec. de luxe 4-dr.
mech ass e cond ana s7ls 's5{ IT, e1s;a good
PLYMOUTH '49 4-dr.; r. and h.,
clean; $S25. LIZ. 2-7039. III
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.; r. and h.
6,,ae black finish, hs is IKE s nsw inside and
aeAsSSR64ARD' a.sS64 7sl1 Ga. ave, ~
PIYSStTH I1sGtj 1850 4-dr. Spec. de fn luxe,
with orig. rich deep green finish.
This Is Q one-owner car with 21.00O
mi: 1t looks and runs like new.
Fully equip. and guar Don't, let
You: YOU si'ses. ss cHEvY Ill 'tsii CHASE 'i,feC Moa
Nd. SN o. Io 4.s1oo t11GS WIS., ave. Se.nfspa' mf4
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook sky
blue 4-dr;; full fully equipped: private
smnsE aoGSS %ss 81 sP5ssss'f5y sss nE
2-9O2S bet. s-I am. or Du. 7o5637,
Ext. 703 bet. 2-6 pm. for APP
PLYMoUTH. 1851, business coupe,
$1150. Terms may be arranged. Cali
Mr: Leonard at AID. 2-253S.
PLYMOUTH. CHEVROLET, OLDSMO-
transp:: Is to choose from: sale
price, low as $50 and Auto Whole
salers' 1909 protected, money
back guarantee; first payment,
1853. You'll flnd the car you want
1871 Bladensbure Rd. ne.
PLYMOUTHS, '4Ss, 49s; variety Of
colorS and body styles; sale price,
low as $595 and Auto Wholesalers
1909 protected, money-back guar
antee;. first payment, 1858. You'll
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1881 Bla-
den aailrcL Iad q
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1913 convertible cpe. a.
$949 FLOOD PoNT1Ac. z5Si Con.
necticut: WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC '49 Streamlinsr. 8 cyl. de
black; guaranteed at 81 'SsS. a Ar, r.
NV. AID. 4-S5OO. Ia
PONTIAC 40 convertible coupe; 8
cyl. Hydra. light Green, black top.
HRca6E saH poNTSc so 1a7 q 1,2;I
PoNFhixSG 81 hiS A5' s9 csi.itss as,ssiSS q. luz. m.s
door: 8 cylinder, hydra. light green,
+ and b; guaranteed, $l,495. AR
st. NV. AID. 4-s5OO. lis
PONTIAC 81 Chieftan de luxe 4.
door: S-cylinder. Hydra, Black. r. h.,
ARcA6H sisS 6sSvfTs soNrigHScs igHScsres1oteec eo 81
PoNTTixxtt rs '4s tsStseSU stseS@lin.r "s' ia .sd.
only $3.50 cash needed to V: drive
atWMas C1rCO guarantee: Open ewes.
III II .; COAST-1N PONTIAC CO,
4H1 ria. ave. me-, Ii. 6-7200. Id
PONTIAC 80 club coupe: r. and h.,
no money down. WILLIAMS, r. 4
yNa ave; at goth st. ne. ii .
P4NIIAC 1947 conv. Here's- one Of
sme Dargains IN our year.end close
tor work. Has new top. WV. WV tres, res
T. and b. A sporty car at . sacri.
nre prise: $685.. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR MOTOR co. 7725 WIS. ave. Be-
Pontiac ie4sG G Station atiionoV; WAGON: M14 IN j..
mac. con-; Hydra Matte; $500.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 422I Connecti.
eHt; Wo: 6-S4OO.
rONIIAC a 1852 station wagon; brand
new. LETT over, never used, never
sSSi sSaS SSS,ooO: FLOOD PONTIAC,
1"@I connecticut. WO. 6-S4OO.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBLE. 1852 de luxe "es'
radio. heater. Autronic eye and
SksRs 9tas5 saoIRs9s kf 1sT s2ssS fs,S
linstOn shOppins Center. Xlexan-
OLDsMOiBILE 1851 Y'Ti slper "ss" de
luxe 2-dr;: Hydra. r.. h. An ex.
ssS5 sfsBs vaIsE AKEKs Ssdussa fDs tbii aa
alexandria. AtES" Va. ov. 5Vo'Stas s1os5o. o"'ef'
std. shift. like new: sacrifice. ST. .S95.
oGipsM6oniEks GaH 6anfEs HE IT,, 4s9sso sss va1iet;
colors and body, styles; sale price.
GS So Is sass ad Aase
aantee; first payment. 1858. You'll
%aoIssAGsRs IS 81 y'u NC. Ssn' 1881 a Ase sis9
densburg Rd. ne.
OLDS 1850 de luxe 2-dr.; all extras.
neW tires; like new. $1,495. DE.
oIDs is4s 4-dr. "ss"; beautiful orig.
owner car that you viii be proud
to own. Only ST 1875. GREENWAY
MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave. ne, LU.
Obs iS47 club sgs;: HYDRA. r: and
oLDs 81. S9s" s-tone blue; sa.i2s
or best offer. Cali Elk. S-9S26. Q m.
Obs G3 8 ',ni 1s4s "7s": radio. heater, heat
only $ss5. WHEELER. INC. Chrys-
1sT7rlymputh n'E EM l2es Resler' 1900 Wis. ave.
racKAR6 ricii nM; s1a5oS' 1861 t1sS, ..daness..; is
roW is vo,ir ch q nee a. owT iafe
afford; don't miss this one: ST. .2S5,
5sii ca: ave. JU. $1,000. 1t' A1S
PACKARD a E!n l95d1;;,s 1881; fully equipped.
PACkixRD II Isl GdSs f-dr.. ZOO series: ai ?.
tone: fully equipped. Only $4,000
mi. mi Minister'S y nds car. Real buy. 81, ,75o.
FHSKARsGpS tiis4s Custom "s" ds sedan:
cost new 81 Zoo. viii Dssfs sacrifics conc; Tor
Phone :. Mr.. WARNER. ST. s-$5l5.
r.YSoUTH L ts 5i$Pi 1851 cr.nbrook cl. IiS ep..;
$13a450 cash. OIL. 1887 ewes; DU.
PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible; new
top and seat covers, Wv. tires.
DeautlIul orie. req nnlSn' r. ea0 n;
81, ,445. CALL CARL MOTORS,
INC, Hudson Dealer. 5949 Ga. ave.
40 sedan; r. and b.. new
plastic seat covers; car in near
perfect condition.; only ~$81O, no
money down. WILLIAMS, r. ]. ave
PIYMoGGTiai SSG Il - s. special d. luxe aa COW.
coupe; r. and h.. new tires; red
finish and black top: low mileage;
perfect cond.; S1.325. OIL. 4-I7O6
after 8 pm. --12
Evening star., 1952-12-11

TILLYS 1880. station wagon; r. and
Other station wagons to choose
from. WIILYS OVERLAND DIS.
TRIBUTORS, 1915 14th Ct. NV.
AD. .-lOOO. liz
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

'SsS:s sss sss.:s'!s. ss 5 e $s I'll
PONTIAC l947. .4-dr. sedan; r. and
h., good condition; priced for quick
pTITsTRfSSTToRs. 1918 14th St. ",
FoNTfAtc 'Ysss 4-door s-cylinder;
never used, never sold; $2,550.
cut. WO. 6-S4O0.
PONTIAC 1859 2-door 6-cylinder;
black; brand-new; left over, never
sola, never used: $2,350. FLOOD
PpONTd1Ac. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
PONTIAC 1859 de luxe "s" 4-dr. :;
was S.. $50. now S2.299. FLOOD
PoSNNTTdIAc, 1921 Connecticut. WO
EiESSSASGfT iSSSG =, 1s4s; 9 q. excellent condition
lent sonditicn; sSS5.. $40 81. s.4i4S shcfs,
STUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr,, 6-cyl., i'm
aRsssspiess assI ce3nsst,e. ssge; FLo0D sqST PoST1Ac
Condition: $500: 10. s-sbss. @a .opa
STUnEBAKER Starlite coupe; like
new, guaranteed, liberal terms. Re
3uCSQ 70 S1,U40. FEDERAL MO-
TORS. INC. l4th and Fla. ave. NV
HU. 3-344O. 10
STUDEBAKER 194S Champion con-
vertible; has radio, heater, over
drive. New.caf appearance and con-
dition: $945. Terms, trade. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 E.-W. hwy. Sil.
Sspg.a Nd. JU. 5-7SO4. Open ewes.
|sTuDEBAKER 1850 Commander der 2
door; heater and overdrive. Very
sssdRe noSsos Shs ST; FoRb. lfs fss7 Terms Et1 w.
hwy. sil. spg., Nd, JU. 5-7s04
sTUDEBAKER Isl Champion de luxe,
. passenger. blue, automatic trans.
Pf5 P%fi5Iss; g1ss$sS. DANISH EMBXssS lsisS!
sggDEEssaA1ksEER 1881 club ep..; ;-1s Over.
drive; very clean; S1,106, HOR.
NEFs, 9th and Fla. ne. Ii
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion miS ciul
AKERs Ds-cADiLLAc CO, Fair Fair
Ington Shopping Center, Alexan
Gria, Va. OV. 3-0350.
WHY'S 1851 station wagon; me
nnnc Sa5nc green; economy overdrive
new guarantee; $1,295. cash, trad,
Or terms. WOLFE MOTORS. ia9,
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-Ol4l. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-11

DeSOTO 80; custom; 4-dr.; Auto.
trans; plastic Sc; new tires: 3d.
000. mi. Orig. owner. $1.465. ~; g.
DODGE 1s4s bus. coupe: excel. cond.,
r: and h.; S795 or best offer. Call
n6hGr XII s77s9 7asd mornings @aransf ..d.n radio
heater. Gyromatic drive; beautiful
metallic blue finish. immaculate l.
owner car; SLABS. WHEELER. INC,
cnsy;ler-Ply%ogth1 Chr EW s11os 1Dssaier. 4soo WIS.
DoDGE is5s sedan: black: Wv.
Si; doWSroUE vSIs sHi%'se5. AkkERs n' oEps- Mos
CADILLAC CO.. FAirlington Shop
ping Center. Alexandria. Va, ov.
DoDSe DoSsIy 80 = dr.; excellent running
DoDGE 1s4s cow. roadster; excel.
condition and appearance. Reduced
t. .S SSs5; liberal SGo tsrm; & GuaTantssd snd
popG5 se e hsae sssan $sss oH best es
FORD 81 4 5dr., custom sedan; fully
beSt offer: can be financed; one
ovkner driver. RA. 3-7562. Ill
FOkD 1949 VS. custom club cpe;
blAe; r. and h; new seat coverss
bit. and tires; good cond; BY owner;
Ff3kD 1910 Tudor: beautiful gray
f Aish; r. ald h., excel. cond. II you
e it, Nand drive 1t, you will buy it
fVe sure. Only $795. Low down
p&yment. or your old car regardless
a condition may make the down
pHyment. GREENWAY MOTORS.
300 MINI. ave. me-, LU. 4-3516.
III
FOI9D 1850 Tudor. excel. cond., new
tires, seat covers. heater, must sell.
$1,000. AID. 2-417S after 8 pm.
III
Evening star., 1952-12-11
AUSTINS

1s4s, s3ss. 1850. Ss45-This is a
car traded in on q new Austin.
Your direct factory Kaiser, Henry
j.. Austin of England, Dealer. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO K. s., INC, 9TH
at r sts. NV. NO. 7-2700. Open
ewes til 8 pm. Est, 1914.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE
CORBIT TRACTOR 40: powered o

CORBIT TRACTOR 40: powered py
excellent cond. oV. 3-6313, k1.
MossffHE Msfff CRANE in excellent com condi-
tion. Overlook 3-o313. XII. 9-945o.
WILLIS 1850 la-ton Jeep pickup.
S776: JE. 3-0611 after~6 pm. Ii
TRUCK. '4s Van: needs minor nnn0 body s;
MR.. MARTIN. IA. S-a41i. '-1s
TRUCK. AZ Chevrolet panel needs
MIR. MARTIN. ia. 7-241I. -12
CHEVROLET truck. 1s49: good con,
dition: low mileage: Model 57Q3
dual tires. s1,1oo Or best offer. Of.
Rf1sSTS REQ TS4s s-ton: 5-speed transmits
sion. long wheelbase. 1S-ft. body;
$4,000 actual miles; equipped with
tESns SSss rosk ot, for 4sses sSsn' steel or piPs
CaEvRoLEr 1876 D.nelsa truck, .3s "a
Brockway fat body; excel; for heavy
sutas so sS BEST oer '3tsFRa55 g. Rs5l nGss sr
1913 mis-roN pickup truck. With
SesD sseGD'& & RVs stsS Sw6ee p ss23 e. 9r 91sss ssst
INTERNATIONAL ~; XII cab and
chassis; 2-speed axle; 9;0ox2o tires.
AoSsdlr Sssl bsEgsip oRb iss7 e 7ssS5w tfTms. svy'
81; s1... sgfF.; s,i q. Nd 'U. 6-7so4. -qs 99en
fcaD lgs1 8h..lDss. Es chassis sDesa spd ss sss
s.25x2o tires; low mileage; excel
can be financed; ST; ;745. MONROE
FORD. 1887 E..W. hwy. sil. Spg;.
Md. JU. 5-7s04; open ewes. ~ y.
FoRD 1s4s F-5. van; a real bargain;
f$3? E;1W. hwy. Sill. spg.. Nd;
FORD Sisaa 1875 GPsP pleFue sv'' s-sy I O. .nsne
EnssTE new paint: excellent % eonditien; Sn;
1237 E.-W. hwy. sil. spg.. Nd,
cHEvSoiGf }E ffGa ss0 1sss10 fyes on t Pickup & IRE: re-
MONROE ShSaSSs FORD, 1897 E.-W. hwy,
sil; sII. spg;. Nd Ju. 6-7so4; open
CHEs1v. Il Is4s half-ton pickup; run
S175 or best offer. LA. 6-6314.
DODGE, 1910 panel; in very good
cond.; good tires; pvt. owner. S195
or best offer; can be seen 737ha Sth
FORD '4S h-ton panel. clean. excel.
Sm e1mnS;' Sl95 down: S4g;li7s is fer IL me;
mo. only. Perfect cond. Fine for
road work or petroleum hauling.
GMC 80 2-ton dump thoroughly re-
conditioned. An unusual buy at
$3.50 down and S69 per mo-.
SHERIFF MOTOR Co, 900 R.. I.
ave. ne. AID. $4,000. -12
Army Surplus Trucks
&
Trade-InS on New GMC's
Over 100 Trucks 10 Choose From
Ptckups, Panels. Stakes, Vans.
Dumps. l0-WheelerS. WreckerS.
Tractors. Trailers. Low-boys.
Pole Lines.
School Buses
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
TWO LOCATIONS
1900 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. ia. 2-70o0I
1901 Oronoco st.. Alex. OV. 3-l500
Evening star., 1952-12-11

DODGE 1850 Coronet sed.: Gyro.
matte dr.: low. mileage; new tires;
pvt. owner; S1,40O, $3.50 down.
balance easy terms. Ii. 6-1212t
ewes. RA. 3-1214. -
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
KNOW YOUR ALASKA TRAFFIC LAWS
Operation of Vehicles

Keeping to right ot highway. (Sec. 29). Whenever any persons operating any vehicle shall meet upon any public highway in the Territory, the persons so meeting shall reasonably turn their ve- hicles to the right of the center of the road, so as to permit each vehicle to pass without interfer- ing with or interrupting the other.
 Safety appliances or equip ment. Sec 30) It shall be unlaw- ful to operate upon any high way within the Territory of Alas ka, any motor vehicle not equip ped with a foot brake, emergency brake and horn that can be heard a reasonable distance away; and suitable head lights and tail lights during the summer period when there may be no darkness; all ot which said appliances must be in good working order and kept up at all times in a state of repalr except as to the lights during the above specified summer period when there may be no darkness.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
Near Tragedy al
 Alpine Inn Averted By Highway Patrol

Quick action cn the part of the local Highway Patrol Sunday probably saved the lives of two men near the end of their long journey 10 Alaska in search of work.
 Shortly before midnight Sun day. the Highway Patrol noticed a truck parked on tho highway al Alpine Inn. The lights were on and so was the motor. The truck was hauling a Buick sedan. When the officer found no trace of the owners in the roadhouse. he looked inside the ear. The odor of gas was overpowering, asd the two men slumped over in the seat of the truck had been over come by carbon monoxide fumes. It was necessary 10 use artificial respiration on one of the men be- fore he was revived.
 Another Is minutes and they would have been dead" the High way Patrol officer said.
 The men revealed that they had been taking turns driving for three days and nights from the spot outside Dawson Creek where the Buick had gone over an em- bankment with a .housetraller 1t was hauling. On reaching Alpine, the driver was so sleepy that he pulled over to the edge of the road to awaken his partner. Be fore he succeeded, the driver fell asleep also.
 Another report from Alpine Inn gives local emphasis to grim and pitiIul stories regarding the poV- erty of the huge army of men coming to Alaskan cities fol work. According to a bystandel at Alpine Inn, a man. woman, and three children-the oldest about five-sat in a booth last week
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
Gods Answer"
Rev. Edward H. Imme Si. Johns Lutheran Church

Great atomic reactorS turk among the dunes of Central Washington Working with fan tastic power. they rip apart atoms to produce the new wonder elc ment Plutonium. The vast Han ford Atomic Energy Works is a testimony to the scientific and industrial greatness of man.
 But in the heart of the city where dwell the thousands who tend these great machines of d new age there Is d broad, green rectangle, shaded with trees and marked with silent stones This Is d testimony to the complete weakness and helplesSness If man. II is a cemetery. Every city has one.
 Death Is mans great Dilemma. The one problem science cannot solve.
 Easter with it Resurrection message. is Gods answer to that dilemma. Christ died to pay for our sins. and rose again that we too might live. The Risen Christ is offering you eternal life. Easter increases our life expect ancy by all eternity. Only be- lieve,
 We are all marching steadily towards the white, silent mark CTS that spell defeat. Thanks be to God who giveth Us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ" " We're not getting any younger. You need Christ even more ur- gently today than you did yester- day. Accept Him now and He will give you life.
 Paid Advertisement
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
Time Facior Operates In Rejection of City Truck Bids

Bids on the new truck needed by the city of Palmer were open ed publicly Saturday in the pres ence of four representatives of bidders.
 Al a special meeting of the City Council late Monday afternoon all bids were rejected because of the length of time required for delivery and the uncertainty of such delivery due to the pending steamship strike.
 The Coop was the low bidder. but the best that could be prom iSed was delivery FOB Palmer in 45 to 60 days. In view of the nee. essity for early street work. the Council decided to try to purch- ase a truck meeting the necessary specifications that is ready for immediate delivery
 Councilmen pointed out that despite the many good comments on the condition of Palmer's streets this spring. Russ Felzief can do little to fill up the holes and ruts until he gets truck to haul gravel. The new road grader has done its job in providing drainage for the run-off of melt ing snow and ice, but near sur face outcrops of rock prevent further grading to fill up the holes.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
Roy BiekneIl Leaves On Juneuu Assignment

Ray Bicknell of the Eklutna Project staff left Tuesday for Juneau where he will be working for the next three months or more on the survey of prelimin- ary sites for proposed power pro- jects in the Panhandle. His family is remaining in the Valley for the present
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10

counting out the money they had left, just 60 miles short of An chorage. T h ere was money enough only for one hamburger When it was brought to the table. the man and woman divided it in two and ate. while the children looked on. The angry proprietor rebuked the couple and then set good meal in front of each oi the children.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
ANOTHER PALMERrTE RETURNS

Art Marsh returned Co the Val ley last week via the Alaska Highway, following a three month vacation spent in Spokane. Washington.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10
OFF TO THE NAVY

Tom Day left Palmer Monday for his annual tWo-Week tour ol duty with the Navy at the Kodiak Naval Base.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-10

A jury is about the only thing known to man that won't work properly after it has been fixed
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-16
She Won't Shoot
Unless She Must

WINTER PARK. Fla. R 49, City
workers can go ahead and lay their
sewer.
Mrs. E. ]. Humpfer won't shoot
that is, il the city keeps its prom
ise that there won't be any dirt
piled on her lawn and that none
of her shrubbery win be injured.
With that settlement yesterday,
Mrs. Humpfer announced, Il won
my point and now ] put up my
shotgun" "
She had patroIled the lawn OF her
s3f 900 home for a week, threaten
ing TO shoot the heels off any city
employee daring to set foot on her
property.
A group Of workers was per-
Suaded not to move a load Of dirt
dumped on the city-owned parkway
in front Of her home.
Mrs. Humpfer said when de.
claring peace: 81 have watched
the careless property destruction
caused by the laying Of this sewer
line and ! was only prepared TO
protect what was mine. We have
had this sewer line pushed ruth
lessly down our throats By city
officials" !"
Her street doesn't need sewers,
she said. because everyone there
has septic tanks.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-16
Key Wester To
Sub USS Sea Cat

Thomas A. Smith. Jr., stewards
man, USN, son of Mrs. Louis
Smith of ia Angela ST., and hus-
band of the former Miss Alma L.
Hall. all of Key West, Fla, re
Gently reported aboard the Sub
marine USS Sea Cat.
The Sea Cat has been operating
in Caribbean waters assisting in
the training of our antisubmarine
forces.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-16
a9A-House Movers
50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCER1.
Case No. I3-443
JOHN n. LOFRTC.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
Ida RAE LOvRIC,
Defendant
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

NOTICE OF ARPItOAAAON HOHS
TAX DEED
CHAPTER 2O722 Acts OF 1914
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
MILO CORPORATION. holder of
County Tax Certificate No. S2s Is
sued the 1st day of June, A.D'
1852. has filed same in my office,
and has made application for a tax
deed to be issued thereon. said
Certificate embraces the follow ing
described property in the County
If Monroe. State of Florida, to-wiI:
KEY LARGO CITY IND'RL
SEC PB I-176 PLAT NO, s PIT.
SEC. 81 TWP so r 40 e LOT
Ia SQR l3 G2-43S AS RECORD
ED IN MONROE COUNTY,
RECORDS
The assessment of said property
under the said certificate was in
the name of: Jessie S. Moore
Unless said certificate shall pc
redeemed according to law; the
property described herein will be
sold to the highest bidder at the
Court Houst door/on the first Mon
day in the month of January, 1893,
which is the 5th day of January
Dated this 24th day Of November,
1862.
1Circuit Court
Seal EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
nov26; ;dec2-9-16,1952
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-16

LUGGAGE TRAILER, All State.
Nearly new, $4,000. Ray Botello,
bod Peary Court. dec13-3tx