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Evening star., 1952-02-01
MOTOR TRAyEL.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home remodeling
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO. RE. AIT
ADDITIONS AND sEMopEEGisG isGR
SacTa rs Tss.sRess e as1 ssFFFSAI Y ave CON ON
ADDITIONS. REPAIRS. rec. rms. n
Weld tex, Wedvewood. plyWood
knotty pine and Nu-wocd. Paneline
Enancing arranged. Free estimates
ALfERAfiIfooSais-complete fIfooSai home -J Re.
Mork guaranteed. KE. s-5477 s M4
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
Or private roads: free estimates
RRsGP RFslsphons po8k 81. 4S4O Ct r, oL 45ti5
walls. steps, porches, garages; all re-
pairs: Al work. After 5. MI. 61l8.
CARPENTER, alterations. repairs, re-
modelling. old and new work. OW.
CaRPESTRY@All ARP MI s types Of remodel
ing; additions. new and old work.
Can weekdays after 5 pm. 10.
cARPENTRY-All types work; recre-
alton and attic rooms q speciality.
r,up yoHM bTNI,,1. Y HARMER: IaE 81: 1885; "A A.,
recreation rms. finished; porches in
HsNbbR1x. UN. T. 24si. 4ssi0's'Hs' = =
CARPENTRY General remodeiing;
MR ssoEs sssss aS "a ssSs ;soEs
CARPENTRY. remodeling. repairs and
CARPENTRY-carptener to contract
your your TSrk na5l " nv. and Silver Spring
CARPENTRY, remodeling and repairs.
EYFaRk hu ra~ia
chanic. Free estimates and con-
CARPESTRY SapEaSI "a AND 4 PAINTING. All
types Of home repairs. Easements
and attics finished; plaster PATCH
ing: cabinet work speciality. CAN
|cARPRNTfFiRING. plasterine, IRE
proofing. building new homes. recre-
alton room. cementing. quick SER
vice. WILLIAMS. NO. 1883. l.
|CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
soss ss e. fasss ssss sns soES ds9
CSoSNsCRsEETTfE woRK-priyeways, side
walks, retaining walls. repair work.
Waterproofing bsmt. TIE. 7944. ID
ELECTRICAL WIRING. old and new
EIEcTRcAn HSc fss,Tatfs SEfi al aS 7ise
pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
immed. Cali RIA. 1922 any time.
FENcE-Gaiyanized chain INK an
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
ton Get the best for less; 36
months to pay Phone Ii. 4-468S:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 5528
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement walks, steps. porches. tile
drainage. ANGELO MARCUCC10-
6H. 1859.
floors sANDED AND FINISHED
Free estimates. special low prices.
C. r. COVER. WA. 686S
FLOOks SANDED and finisned; old
gLOOR SERVICE. WA. Il2o
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, old
and new work. Can BARR. At.
FiOoR sANDERs. edsers and waxers
ented. Instructions By experienced
door men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
100 Kennedy st. NV, RA. 1876.
FLOORS GANDED. finished; old floors
my speciality. 25 years experience:
free estimates; prompt service. Call
AP. 2540. HY. 1854.
FORMICA TOPS
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MrLp MEN ,eon,:,

SALESMAN, for used cars; good
WHOLESALERS. 2l6O Bladensburs
sHIL.EssMisAN-coLLEcToR, for large
established industrial insurance
route; unlimited opportunity for man
with initiative and ability; auto nee
essary. Apply sos VICTOR BLDG,
SALESMAN WANTED: Only the Over
head Door Corp. manufactures the
Overhead Door" with miracle
Wedge" Exclusive factory branch
established 26 years. Guaranteed
salary and commission. Call OVER
HEAD DOOR SALES CO., ME. 3SlS
Statesmen. part time and evenings;
interested In making nice money;
good leads furnished; car necessary.
Cali OIL. o571 after pm. IL
statesmen, paperhanRing and paint
ing-We have openings in our or
RaniSation for 2 men familiar with
the decorating business. Call DE.
6612 for appointment. ID
statesmen
FENcE-We have openings for about
2 or top-grade fence statesmen TO
represent US in the washington and
Nd suburban area. COMMISSIONS
PAID IN FULL SAME WEEK ORDER
IS TAKEN. Contact Mr.. Dodson.
Fence division manager. GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP. OF AMERICA,
l109 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl.. Va.
OF, S0l6 3
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WAITRESSES
GIRLS

young ladies with national concern;
$50 wkly salary. plus bonus; aver
age earnings, S75 weekly. Interview,
MRS. CHAMLEY. Franklin Park Ho-
S:aio tel 1899 O. am. to 1880 pm. and
WOMEN! Sell House Of Plastic prod
z0Sgz' zSsS '+sIP'1f p sFs ''Rs1s ssss ls
YOUNG. LADY. part time and full
time to sell candy and poncorn:
Apply AppDlyc concession stand. LoEWs
HOUSEWIVES AND BILLs-we can
help you solve the bill problem BY
working at home. telephone selling
giving part or full time; we train
you, Write Box 273-H.. Star, giving
aTTRsG angmber Of xo17NT o',nlimitea phone, - =,
: our retaii paint dept, % paint sH EVsa exper, ~
desired but not necessary. Apply in
WALLPAPER q PAINT CO.. 1922
ASSoiNf 70 RSEHPsREsENrArrvEs SHs Earn
izo.SsS io nsn,nS ~ks Issr.Et Ptartttms Phene 1as
HOUSEKEEPER, person
OF refinement and education, capable
OF supervising help, planning menus
and preparing the evening meal.
Apply. stating training. experience
and salary required. Box 438-H,
DocToR's OFFICE, downtown, typ
ing ability; willing to train for lab.
work and procedures. Call RE
1929. II am n pm. II
ADVERTISING AGENCY needs typist-
receptionist. Young. neat, willing.
Opportunity to learn copy. S45,
5-day week. ST. $3.50. IL
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STENOGRA.PHER

Alert woman, who enjoys WORKING
With figures; 1888 years Of age:
passing . physical exam.; typine
and shorthand of q reasonable speed
are required. 6-day. 4O-hr. week
Many employe ADVANTAGES In addi-
tion TO salary. Apply Personnel,
and Sat 0-1 No phone calls
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CLERK -TYPIST.
General insurance ONCE; excelIen
working conditions. Call ME. 1870
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sALESWOMAN

excel. salary and com.
mission for qualified person who
wants 3 better than average posi-
BOA 14th st. NV.
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MANAGER for Connecticut ave. shop.
must have ready-to-wear experi-
ence; good opportunity for live
wire. Apply in person at KLEINS,
1927 r st. NV. p
guaranteed $50 wk.,
8 to 5. Apply in person, PLAZA
BEAUTY SALON, 4453 Conn. ave.
NV, 3
NURSE. registered. for internist's
ONCE; prefer laboratory experience.
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CALIFORNIA

Young men, travel to Calif. ana re-
turn, new station wagons furnished;
$50 wk.. expenses advanced; per-
manent position II qualified. See
MR.. HUBER. Cairo Hotel. 10 Am.
to pm, 4 pm. to 8 pm. A.
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YOTTNG MAN

To help with deliveries and antenna
insta llation; permanent job, good
pay for right person.
BARON g. MELTZ
40 8. Washington st.. Falls Church
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CLERK-TY
To work for wholesale grocery In s.w.
not essential. MA. 956e. -3
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Statesmen
statesmen

statesmen
FIVE MEN NEED
ED TO FILL OUR
PROGRAM FOR EX-
PANSION. OUR
statesmen ARE
NOW EARNING
$4,000 PER YR. AND
MORE. WORK FOR
THE LEADING
CHAIN IN TOWN.
LEADS FURNISHED,
NO CANVASSING.
MUST HAVE CAR.
Georges Radio & TV Co
Apply Personnel Office
$50 F ST. NV.
9th FLOOR
ASK FOR MR.. DEAN
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CLERK-TYPIST
Part-Tirne Work

The evening star has q payt-time
position open In the classified ad-
Vertisine department. Applicants
must be accurate typists and capable
calls. Two days o week. o Am. TO
8 pm. and saturdays. 8 am. TO 8
pm. This Is q permanent position.
Apply Personnel Once. Run. sos.
Open $50 to 5 daily. Q 70 Satur.
day Ne phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. ave. NV.
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HELP voMEN

RKCEPTIONIST. knowledge Of book
keeping and typarg, under 36 years
Of age. TO work In optical once:
5-day Wk. including Saturday and
Monday. Salary open. See Mr..
VIOLIN ct 727 7th st. NV.
SALESGIRLS wanted; day
or evening work. No age
limit. F. w. WOOLWORTH,
3208 14ta st. nv.
SALESLADY. experienced In station
cry and drafting materials; perma-
nent position with future. with re-.
liable firm. Salary approx. $500
annually Box 372-B. Star. --3
SALESLADY, drapery and slip cover
fabrics; exper. preferred; excellent
working cond. Attractive salary.
MILL END SHOP. 93i + st. NV. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity
for ambitious young lady to super
wise womau's sports wear and lin
gerie store on Conn. ave-: must be
first- class saleslady and must have
several years training In retailing.
Apply BEYDA'S, Ills r st. NV.
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HELP WoMEN

TYPIST, Zexper.. operate small PIX
board; 5-day Wk.; Blsdensburg, Md
Call Ap. 3400. -2
TYPIST ; CLERK--Insufance claims
dept: 1895; permanent position.
MIS-. Res. $40 WOODWARD BLDG,
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CLERK-TYPIST

CAE1Sh-I4 4E161
REAL ESTATE OFFICE ID Chevy
Chase: 6-day wk.; oppoYe. to le1rn
business; salary based on ability.
Cali Oh. $500.
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rYpIsT. FOR RENTAL OFFICE, IN
NICE NEW APARTMENT BUILD
ING: PERMANENT; SIS PER WEEK
TO START. AID. 5b67. AID. 5561.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Fiye-day week. o to 5 pm; good SAL
person. Room 1102 National Press
8ullQinK. .
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SECRETARY

Shorthand. typing and clerical work;
vacation with pay. Retiremellt pian'
STOCKETT- -FISKE CO., INC, QI9
E st. NV, Ma. Al7R. g
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'.TYPIST

And general ONCE work; excellent
working conditions with good pay;
hve-day week. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
3rd a. BOND STORES. 1885 r
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HOME ECONOMIST

14O&4G GAAF4N\%4x1404
Young woman with experience in op-
Grating home appliances and demon
strating; must have good person.
Slity; permanent position; good pay.
BARON q MELTZ
40 8. Washington st.
Falls Church $3.50
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CLERK-TYPIST

Io,ins woman. 1885 years Of age.
who. Is accurate and can type. ct
least So. words per min, 6-day.
40-hr. wk.: guaranteed salary, adj
yaneement. Apply Personnel, Room
sos. Open weekdays. 6:30-6 and
Sat. 0-1 No phone calls.
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BABY CRIB-CARRIAGE
SALE

Annual sale Of nationally advertised
brands. Storkline. Gen. Lullabye,
Hedstrom, Siebert, Welsh and many
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TYPIST
COLORED
Must be rapid and accurate. Steady
position. Good salary. Apply HOI-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO., T03 nth
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BEDS! BEDSl BEDSl
Double-Decker Bunk Beds
Complete with mattresses. $3.50.
Also other beds, $3.50 up. D. C.
SURPLUS. 511 New Jersey ave. NV.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Bell Telephone
Must Move Phones

JACKSONVILLE ZAP - Southern
Bell Telephone Co. must move its
poles, wires and other facilities off
the right-of-way of an express
highway under construction here,
Circuit Judge Bayard B. Shields
ruled Friday.
He granted an injunction asked
by the State of Florida and State
Road Department after the SRD
offered to pay costs of the utilities
relocation if courts determine 1t
is the states responsibility.
Construction is at a point where
telephone facilities are obstruc-
tons to further work, the state
said, and each days delay would
cost about $500 in lost toll reve.
nues and increased construction
costs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Many Building
Permits Issued

The following building permits
were issued this week from the
office of the City Building In
Spector: ~ sst
Standard Oil Co.. White and
Truman. Giffen Industries, contrac.
tor. To repair roof, SGT.
Raymond Delgado, Flagler and
Bertha. To build addition to main
building, 5000,
M. Mi1ur, $40 South st. TO re-
pair dock, 500.
j. r. Adams. Contractor, Porter,
Wagner. and Russell. To build
foundations on lots on South St.,
tract Il, lots II and Is, block "a,
$500.
N. A. CIark, 1904 Thomas st.
to repair porch, $50.
Frank hfendez TOO Amelia St.
to repair roof and paint bldg, SITS.
William Herbert Thompson, 524
Petronia st. To repair roof, $3.50.
Contractor, Modern Home Craft
Co.
Al Miller, 1900 block Simon
ton st. To erect two "a 50. fl. signs
$l20. Contractor. Neil Saunders
Claude Gandolfo, Roosevelt Blvd.
To erect "A 50. #. sign, $50.
Aquilino Lopez, lbs Duval ST.
$500, to re-roof building. Conracor
Giffen Industries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16

but most require full sun. A few
must have special soil, but most
will do well in any well-drained,
fertile garden loan. For the most
part, once perennials become well
established, they are easy to main.
tain.
group your colors according to
heights first. Texture and form
should be considered next. The
number of plants needed to make
an attractive show will depend on
the spread Of individual plants. A
good idea, and a simple thing to
do is to draw up rough plan to
scale-indicating size and color.
Use graph paper and colored pen
ellis for the job.
Prepare the soil to the proper
depth before planting time. Re-
member that good soil IL not built
by the top application of plant
foods alone.
Water is the most important fac
tor in plant growth. Properly pre-
pared soil will hold q supply of
water at root level.
During a dry spell, watering will
be necessary. A good soaking to a
depth of four inches is essential.
Surface watering does more harm
than good, because il draws the
roots up to the surface of the
ground.
Some Of the most popular and
most effective perennials are:
Peonies, irises. gas plants, day
lilies, asters. There are many 9TH
ers. Some are better suited to one
section Of the country than others.
However. with care. no. matter
where you live in the United States
you can have a lovely and color
full perennial garden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Has Developed
Johnson Company
Hard Gloss Wax

A new seh-polishing floor polish
has been invented in
Johnson Wax research tower in
Racine, Wisconsin.
Called Hard Gloss Glo-coat''.
this polish was in the develop
ment stage for more than a year.
II Is oae Of the toughest self.
polishing floor finishes which has
ever been formulated. II doesn',
show heel marks and is hard e
mar By children. dogs and heavy
shoes.
In addition to the protection this
new polish gives 10 floors, Il also
has al exceptionally high gloss.
Thousands Of housewives kitchen
tested the product before il was
introduced To The Key West market.
! Many Of them believed il to be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Want Restriction
OF Beer.Sales

AUBURNDALE N - Polk Coun.
ty already restricts sale of alco-
holic beverages to 81 beer, but Au-
burndale ministers want the sale of
that too stopped here.
The Auburndale Ministerial AS
ISOLATION began q movement Fri
day to get City Council to pro-
hibit sale Of beer within 900 feet
Of any church or school building.
The city's three white and four
Negro taverns are that close to a
church or school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Drew Sworn In

WEST PALM BEACH R - z.
Harris Drew, West Palm Beach
attorney for 30 years, has been
sworn in as a justice of the Flor
ida Supreme Court. The ceremo-
MES took place Friday ut q spe-
cial Circuit Court session here con-
Quoted by Judge c. z. Chilling
worth.
During the ceremony Homer C.
Fisher. president elect. and VIII
liam A. McRae Jr., Barton, pres
ident OF the Florida Bar. revealed
that Drew was chosen for the pO-
sition after secret ballot among
members of the bar.
Drew'S appointment was, an
nOunced Monday by Gov. Fuller
Warren who named him 10 I'LL the
unexpired term Of the late Justice
Roy Chapman who died last Sat
urday after Is years on the high
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
$28,5OO Purchase
On Stock Island

The Shaw Brothers Oil esm.
pany Of Miami. Fla. have Bought
for $2s.soo three lets on Stock
Island IN The Sun Krsst Svbdivi.
sion. according to . deed filed
with County Clerk Earl Adams.
The sale was made BY Mr..
and MRS. Frank J. Russo Of Men.
roe County.
Another sale Of interest is that
made by Mr.. snd Mrs. Clarence
r. Msissnsr Of land and i'm.
provsmenfs a. $1,000. Buyers
are Mr. snd Mrs. Jay w. Austen
ef 1000 Fessrty Avenue.
An extension Of Q lease Of 49,.
500 between MisvsIina Swssfins
and Eddie Swssfins, and his wife
Opal, lessers and Woodrow Char.
low. lssssss was also recorded in
Adams effiee 81 the Courthouse.
The lease Is extended for three
years from October lsf, 1851,
and includes . Iiqver license
asreemsnf dated July And, 1857.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16

Superior TO any other floor polish
they had ever used.
The product is applied like any
other sen-polishins wax: spread
evenly over the floor with an ap-
plier or q clean cloth, and al.
lowed to dry for about % minutes.
II can be used on linoIeum asphalt
and rubber tie. wood and ether
sealed hOors.
Hard Glnss cio-cosf" IL
easy to clean. too. Dirt and dust
don't penetrate the hard fun. A
damp mop viii easily remove most
surface dirt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Key Vest
Landmarks
Will Be.
Torn D0aUn

The old Livingston W
Bethel home on Duval
street across from HOtel
La Concha is being sold to
Seymour Rubin, Miami
Beach, to make way for
three or four chain stores
in q one story building, il
was announced today by
Johnson and Johnson, real
estate brokers.
The Key West landmark.
made entirely of yellow
pine, will be torn down,
since it is too large to move
through city streets.
The sale from the Flor.
ida National Bank to Rubin
awaits fiaalizing through
the filing of papers and
completed payment.
The Bank bought the
mansion from the heirs of
the late Judge Livingston
w. Bethel in 1916. 1t has
been used sporadically for
offices.
The ten room house is
sOlidly built of materials
that would be impossible
to get today, Wesley John.
SON said.
Rubin plans to build the
new commercial structure
and then lease out space to
chain stores.
Adjacent to the Bethel
property, the corner of
Fleming and Duval is also
under negotiation, it was
learned. Though under
lease that has three more
years to 60, held by Mrs.
Hugh Williams, the prop.
erty has several buyers in.
terested at the present
time.
The property lie owned
by the estate of the late
Duke de Richlieu who died
several months ago i'm New
York City. At present a
restaurant and a shoe store
occupy its site.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Home Building
Won't Be Hurt.
By Steel Strike

Home building and, other light
construction in Key West and Mon
roe County will not be seriously
curtailed by the predicted shortage
of steel resulting from the pro
longed strike in the steel mills, &C.
cording to Mr.. E. A. Strunk, Jr.,
local lumber and building mate
rails dealer and member Of the
Public Affairs Committee of the
National Retail Lumber Dealers
Association.
ANY scarcity of steel will be off
set by increased supplies of cop
per and aluminium and by the use
Of lumber to replace structural
STEEL" Mr.. Strunk said.
Inventories of building mate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Bethel House Across Hotel La Coneha Sold To
Seymour Rubin; ; Or A Chain Stores To Use Land

ant quantities of steel may become
temporarily scarce. but they are
not installed until new homes are
completed and by that time pro-
duction should be back to normal.
The government already has re-
vised its housing and construction
regulations so as to increase the
allowances of copper and alumni
mum needed for plumbing and heat
ing purposes. Allotments may be
increased still further in the near
future"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Croft To Build
$4,000 Home


Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Croft have
been granted a city building per-
NIT to construct q $4,000 home.
The modern, 3-bedroom concrete
block structure will be erected at
729 Windsor Lane. No contractor
has been named and it is assumed
the Grottis will supervise construct
ton themselves.
Other building permits issued in
clude, Browns Gift Shop, 500 Du.
val. Storm awnings, $500. Con-
tractor: Key West Venetian Blind
Company.
A. B. Conat, 652 Margaret St
General repairs, $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16

rails are ample at the present
time, and virtually all building
products are selling below OPS
ceiling prices.
"The only serious obstacle to a
larger volume of residential and
commercial construction is the
stubborn refusal of the Federal
government to remove restrictions
on real estate credit, including
downpayments, although consumer
credit has been completely decom.
trolled in all other fields.
1T is possible that some house
hold appliances containing import
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
ABOUT YOUR HOME

choose at random. Consider GER
tain points such as color and fra
GRANGE. The ultimate size as to
height and breadth, and general
suitability TO your garden must be
considered with care.
Some perennials will stand shade
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-16
Nv FRANCES DELL

BY FRANCES DELL
II you. like for your garden to
be in bloom all through the grow
ing. season, choose from the ire
mendous variety of perennial
plants.
1t is not a good idea to pick and
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
Indo Chinese Reds
Score Large Gains
BY LARRY ALLEN

HANOI, Indochina R-Commu-
nist.led vietminh today smashed
their way into the strategic town
of Nghia 10, 100 miles southwest
of Hanoi, and drove on toward the
Red River delta. main French de-
fense bastion in Indochina.
French Army headquarters said
the Reds used more than 5000
shock troops TO beat down the re-
sistance d COO defenders in Nghia
10.
There was no indication Of how
far the Vietminh thrust might so
before the Reds ran into . major
battle with the French.
The French threw in waves of
bombers and fighter planes in q
vain effort to beat off the Red
shock troops.
Nghia 10, town Of 3 900, Is The
gateway to the mountainous Thai
country that stretches up Ia the
border with Red China The town
also is the key to French positions
al the upper end of the vast Red
River delta rice fields.
To take Nghia Ia. the Vietninh
had 10 disaedge French and Thai
troops from tao posts in isle ns0sa
sains before Slipping daan into TIE
valley where Nohia In lies.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-18
Sailor Escapes
Injury In Crash

Miraculously escaping injury,
Phillip c. Sears, Seaplane Base,
turned over twice in bis Buick 8 Sc
dan last night at p. m. after los
ing control of his car and careen-
ing at least 600 feet.
The accident happened when
Sears, going east on Roosevelt blvd
at an excessive rate Of speed, fall
ed to make q curve at the boule.
ward and u. S. Highway No. 1. He
drove up over the sidewalk,
through the grass border, across
the triangle. rolled over twice and
crashed into the fence at the U. S.
Naval Hospital. pushing over sec,
ton Of the fence and breaking two
posts.
Damage to the car is estimated
at 81 500. an almost total loss. The
hospital property damage is $500.
Police officer VIII Archer who
was called to the scene charged
Sears with driving under the influ.
ence Of intoxicating beverage. reck-
less driving at excessive speed ang
having an accident.