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FOXHALL

COMBINING all Of the better features
, 81 one and 2-story construction.
this spIit-levei home may be- the
answer 70 your new home problems.
Full center hall. separate al, slespihns IN
enscio,is living space with full din.
m, and lovely open porch, lge; KY.
with the dnest equipment. iuli osmS
and built-in ear. eubstantla casn
VAC 'WSAlSGsoAMAN-BRAWNER
NE. ssap. Ives. WI SSH
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$1,000 to $500 down. Assume
GI loan. Lovely, modern 6-rm.
brick; fun bsrnt.; oil heat; concrete
porch. This Is your lucky day-so
call early. Mr.. Penland until 10
pm. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS REALTY
COLoRED-BRooKLAND = Bargain
in houses; 12th st.. 5000 blk. 81 800
down: Franklin St. rms. beautiful
COLORED-REAL VALUE-Beautiful
Woodridge location. 8 rms, 2 baths.
Fully detached with separate apt.
on % aoor; Basement and aut9;
hat ha s SoS o. ST swn s5ss ssss.Tss sTss pfck
cSIoREn1sisss S2 SSbs iSss FkANkiN r. Hif ST. NE.
fireplace, attic, gas h.-w.h., tnsul.,
storm windows, concrete front and
side porches. $l4 800: VIM. r.
IHQRoWGooD DE; 0317. -,
COLORED-S163 MONROE NE
T9II,s Pct Rs%nNN osaTn1s; ana Pstn1 S1a1 gas hs.
CoI0kESMS860 oGoii 6S6S down ei VaiGsd al. ara and
Charming SITS. ne. Nice 5-rm. row:
brick; Colonial front porch; full
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; Q bedrms. and
caIi til ) pm. r. 4. HuMPHEfEs.
so sos & Mo; capitol DIST. st.. IA. ia; 1920.
Colonial 'front.' porch. < s; outside front
and rear bsmt. entrances. This Is .
large bldg. with 2-car block garage:
Owner very anxious to sell. Call
It'll 8 nm. II. A. HUMPHREYS, S0S
No. Capitol st.. Ma. 5000.
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PLEASANT HILLS
Detached Corner House
NEW, $19.950

We didn't think It was possible "a
produce Oct @ house s.I n yg., WSsn1nsston9 a1 Tor
here Il Is as pretty and complete
iot IN the beautiful section Of
Pleasant Hills. There Is only one.
don't delay or you vii be sorry you
missed 1t. To reach: Michigan ave
ana rieht to victor and house. See
Mr. Parker ct 10 Victor st.
]. B. TIFFEY b SON
rcA R7k7 RA. 2660.
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COLORED
LYMAN PL. NE.

1,CVV ~ D9,UUV DOWN
modern, 8 rooms. brick:
In this excellent neishborhood. with
ment Priced to sell. Call MA. 9707
or LU. 4-3342; after s Pm. AK.
0634.
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Colored-Rrookland
TWO-FAMILY

Good buy. Close-in me-; excel. eond.;
Q baths. 2 kits. 2 refgrs.. knotty
pine recr. rna.; oil h;-w,h. Sub
eyes,. MI. 6071.
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DETACHED BRICK
z REnR0OMS
IIPpER 1Rth ST

IDEAL FOR DIPLOMATIC FAMILY;
COMBINATION PHYSICIANS OF
FICE AND RESIDENCE. FOR
THOSE SEEKING LUXURIOUS
LIVING AT MINIMUM COST.
First offering Of this lovely and
spacious brick. residence featuring
large foyer entrance, uv. rn. with
firepl:, din. rm., den, full bath,
and kit. on 1st d.: bedrms... 2
porches On 2nd a.; s rms. and bath
on 3rd; full bsmt.,. oil h.-w.h.,; large
lot. with 2-car det. brick garage.
This property Is offered for the first
time, and only asking S32, 800. with
minimum cash down payment and
Call Daily to o PM.
Berenter & Co.. RIA. $500
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coLoRED VETERANS
UNCLE SAM
SET THE PRICE

Here's what you've been waiting for:
5-r1o.n semidetached brick with
lot n rear. Located in 8 clean, we'll
kept Sc. neighborhood near schools
and sn!ppinc. Priced at $ll .2b9
subject to the Veterans Administra.
tion approval. Only $53.67 per
month. $3.50 down 10 q qualified
veteran. Act quickly. 1t won't last
Call Mr.. Nichols, OIL. 2O73, evenings.
Days call ct National 5000.
w. EERENS SALES, INC.
1920 < 81. NV.
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GLENMONT

Want to buy charm, convenience and
rooms and full Basement. sunny I
cheerful location with large trees
In fenced yard. Ideal for children.
Cali Mrs.. Huber. RA. 29e5. cox .
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Silver Spring

Here 10 q brick Cape COD home for
sr.s special o DeasIe aSst r.:, 4 IN rs, w9SSss SSms
features 8 bedrms.. w baths. liv.
rm,. with fireplace, dining rm., den
and kit; full bsnt. with outside en-
trance. Price. Sl9.5OO. For. infor.
nation, call Mr.. Donald West.
Weaver Bros, Inc.
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HOUSES SALINE. Gent J
9th and Oglethorpe NE.
NEW BRICK SEMIDET.

HGmsss, now ,,..f.p,cs II Process s.,i e
in this or any area; 8 large
rms; 1st d. powder rm.. de
luxe kit, .built-in leather
seats; 2 bedrms;, tile bath:
dI lg 6syltisnt Z, tSa .lc,nS 6ss eSmpissssiy ssn
Lewis neS BroWn. fSxrs r1z 1AzLp6NSF PROF.
ERTTES, 1O35 woodward
Bldg, RE. 1865; eyes,. EN-.
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N1pTTT0T uTYY-

Capitol HILL
Attention people interested in income
property; We have very large house
that Is o money maker; basement,
living room. bedroom. kitchen and
bath; 1st floor. large living room.
bedroom and kitchen; End d.. 8 lge.
bedrooms and bath. Mr.. Cross.
MARsHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th ct. NV. DI.
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'BETTTESTA

BETHESDA II
This II aslaree brick rambler. I year
old: II his dmmaculAte both inside
snd SS ad RIA hss %ay So. fessTs.E
twin-sized bedrooms o .27-ft. .liv.-
din. rm. with stone flrepl. and large
modern Kit. It has many other at
tributes. You must see to appreciate.
Priced $4,000. For Information,
WEAVER BROS, INC.
q WASH. BLDG,
nI. 5000 .-21
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JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New jersey Ave. NV. DU. 0707
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

HOUSES FOX SALe-S.W.
415 9th ST. s.W. Vacant.
Redec. Ten rms, bath; 3-story row
monthly terms. Like rent. Tc
insp, call once Of A. M. pRAISNER.
1404 j. st. NV. ma. 8036. Once
open It'll q pm. v-2l
COLORED
VACANT
$595 DOWN
Monthly Payments Like Rent
400 BLK. 10th ST. S.W.
0 rooms and bath and basement.
Coal .h.-W.h.
Cali SURETY REALTY CO.
1881 N st. NV.
ADAMS O63l
III no ans. Pa. O269 or II. 3-1206)
CoLORED-BARdAIN
$3.50 DOWN-$75 PER MO.
S24 7th ST. s.W.
First commercial brick home being
used rs 2 apts.; 8 rooms, side-hall
entrance, bath, all improvements,
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
1924 EYE ST. NV
Kx. 34O0; EYES,, GE. b711
---21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-I6th AND ALLISON NV.
S 1o3,,s sedsmsi ETnbEnh Sh m baths; szoz gas heat.
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DETACHED BUNGALOW
$3.50 DoWN--vACANT.
Nv. rm., din. rn., kit. bath, bed
rm. on LIST mr., 3 bedrmS on 2nd nr:
Completely redecorateds inside and
out. Full bsmt.; gas. h.-R.h.; garagei
a0's FEDERAL, 5s0SFS pRoPRrH6
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HOUSES SALR-S.R. ,tceat.I J

COLORED. NICE ROW BRICK.
TTaSnsspp Ssp q snd stoTs T d9S SlSsk slI;5gS5o; 5S
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New Custom-B Built Homes
Colonials and RamblerS
$19,950 TO $36,950
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 4b20; Ewes. Ia. S129.
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ROCK CREEK PARK
Lovely 8 rooms, 1h baths. built-in
garage, two sleeping porches; look
MEDLEY, m. 5777 day or night,
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RIDGE RD. AREA

sSscrm s n1.. semidst sdSs esss 5,s.d hGms e
$50, Purchaser can assume GI
loan. Call Mr.. Weinberg. Ia. 1893
with SIDNEY 2. MENSH q CO.. Ma.
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KENSINGTON

BRICk-$I2,65O
New Cape Cod In established neisfs
borhood. bedrms., ceramic tile
bath with shower; End d, heated
snd insulated. ready to finish.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
10. b-2so0
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SILVER SPRING

JUST OFF GEORGIA AVE.
bedrms.,. " baths, Z gar. @ screened @
porch. liv. rm with fireplace, din,
rm.. mod. kit, large enough to eat
In recr. rm., full basement outside
entrance. large storage attic beau.
storm windows and doors. Must
sell; reas. terms. Call
VIM. n. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
DI. 1O15. after 8 PM, AP. 40I3
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! ROCK GREEK FOREST

$4,000 price asked Tor this "a e-rm., M
porch and inii bsmt.: h..w.h.; conv. @
to schools and transp. CAPITAL
REALTY CO.. SH. O673. till 8 pm.
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Act fast, for this fne Colonial brk.
hot-Water heat; only s4Sb down
and move right IN. Hurry LIST
NATL R'LTY. RE. 1851. Call day,
night and Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

IIyphenaisd Americans represent their own groups.
MOI thr nation iiks many minority rroaps they seek
special fevor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

gar, - noi shroudsd with the
upegnatufaI he has simply de-.
veihpcd the inherent powers Of
the human mind II almost un.
bflleveabie degree
The Saturday Evening Post
al IN their full feature article
~ polsar, ~Yuu'll gasp ~ this
ltSnial wizard colliefs refers
~ him a. the Mind Detective.
Life ana Time magazines. and
the coolest most sksrtically so-
ph<ticaled audiences thai the
country could assemble have
been forced % agree with the
title n his program. NflFaeles II
the Mind" Is an undcrstntemenf
II know that my billing chal.
lcnees the belief a the skeptic.
~" write Dr. polKar b. Manuel
Lopez, Chairman Of the Jaycee
committee But I use no &C.
completes AZ any time In the
course Of my programs. and will
b. only ton glad and willing 90
pay si.uoo @ anyone who can
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25
Mcdonald Wins
Divorce; Husband
In.LOve With Nom

CLEVELAND A Mrs. Rose
mary Mcdonald. who testified her
husband loved Ter mother has
won divorce
Judge Joseph A. Arll granted
her freedom on grounds u grcss
neglect.
The n year-pld woman testified
Pfc. Kelvin Mcdonald. %. was IN
love with her mother. Mrs MARI
Jane Nye. a.. and had written her
toFrid love letters.
Both Mrs. NYe and Mcdonald.
a member q the Air Force sta
toned IN Arizona. denied any 70.
nance. Bot court investigators
said she admitted writing MELON
aid letters and giving Tim gifls
Mrs. Mcdonald. nolified the SEQ
aration Was granted. declared
don't plan % aoinQ home a. Ifpp
with ny mother Mrs. Ne orlleA
ed her out n their home after hf
testimony
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

prove otherwise use nnly w.
hnteefs from my 4nd1idt1al
audiences
In short. Df Frank polaaf's
appearance a. the Key West
Hlrh schol auditorium on Wed
nesslsy. March 5lh serves as
challenge 10 those Of the ionaue
ln.cheek class. n suurre ~
high entertainment, and a.
truly educational experience that
citizens ~ KEY West can no
afford ~ miss
Tickets for the affair can ~
had by coniactlng any Jayeee
member There are NJ reserved
seats. dae - ihe popularity 81
this shew. their arc onsy 1 limit
81 number ~ seats IN sale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

The planet venus - = mean dis
lance NJ ez.7so.0oo Tnl.es from the
sun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25
Mission. NOyena
viii Start Al .
Il. Mary's

a Mission ond the Novena 81
Grace ain begin III 81 Mar
Star II the Sea. Wednesday
February n Rev Joseph Marinn
s. j., pastor. announced todas
that these special services wouls
- held every night az 3 D. n
TEE Mission viii last for seve.
iays until March 3. The Noven
of CFace viii begin March an
close On the night ~ March 1911
Pr Maring said that the Mis-
sitn was added 20 the Novcna o
Grace IN order o. give every
one chance 10 atfend thes
cfeial lenfrn services.
Rev John r. curley. $ j.. Q
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Wants Ike Elected

ST. PETERSBURG ~ = TIE list
u thires 10 oppnf IL lhis years
elections Is 50 IonR ara 80 ffock
ing that Americans kfouad 30
preach II with regret rather thar
relish" Connecuruf's CIV Iohn
i.odKe told : Republican Moneaf
Club meeting here
The governor an atoWed sao
pprser ~ Ger Eisenhower Cor 81
COP presidential nomination. sid
he believed Il % the best interests
81 the party and the nation 10 eler;
Gen. Eisenhower President ~ Tie
United Stafcs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

lne Southern Jesuit Missio.
lsrni win he the spectral preach
~ lof the Mission and Noven,
~ CtsTlcy has conducted mi
stems and Novenas al over a.
South Two years ago ne preach
81 4 well attended Mission 4
81 Mays since then. ne ha
bern very anxious a. return :
Key West
a program with the scheduh
Il services and topics ~ ~
Cuflnys sermons were dis
tuuitd n all II TIE Masses.
The program contained 4
special appeal ~ " Maring q
al CATHOLICS In Key West. ~.
ufael them 10 come ana bring 1
Catholic O. non-C Catholic friend
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Hypnoiist Slated
For X. W. Showing

l. hypnotlsm The bunk What
about mind readinag Regardless
II how vou nos feel about these
topics the Key West Junior
Chamber a commerce urges you
10 meet the amazing Dr. Frank
PoIgar. man who doesn't think
So and who has literally floored
professors % psychology In the
nation's leading universities a.
ueli as dlanitaries and audiences
u thousands throughout the
world
The Jaycee featured lecturer
and eniertainfs on Wednesday.
March Str At 9 pm. DF. y. Pol.
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Nllnan Member
Law Firm
Aiding Group
Not One Dime
Coilec.esi Prom
Fo0s Esring
Iaxuaxes.

hs gEttU&
Taxpayers
WASHINGTON n Sen. vi
ans ts..Del.p ibid me Sens
nat New Work Law w.
"A coae a ''iloarss. ing busines
..elpins caenix whose tx troabis
acre pessslihg ~. en- Joseph d
Nunan lei office a. internal re-
enue commissioner Ia 1877.
Nnnnn. Re said. WAS q membs
of u.e iax firm.
Msiiiamf eslea tie cases al o.
sxpayers for whom he sala suna
gos permission 10 serve rs emsa~
md from wt.am ~nm ono dina
as - yet been eolsecsed" on
claims and penalties iolalling abou
va nilsiioa dollars. iie sad
'ases date barx 10 ire early 1880
On bis speseh. Williams said
intends 81 keep rigid ca exposin
any ''scsndaIous conditions" fossi
n federal income tar olliees IA
"A - ele,nun q eamnse,s
l1Is senate sncechce have he.
n influence n setting of curren.
Al xcsndsl invexsiral,ns,s.
n f.nr taxpay<rs az New yor!
sw f1rm helned wfllin.nx aid. ar.
~ krn1kers lnurpnre ana Alxls
1er<I~ "a RACINE W,s a. r,,l
,~r~ nrruing a. port.sr MIA
NJ n~nmars nrexins "a men
mr,k MA
- nsrain hrosh~~s A. s.,s
,rr ~ two hr~wrri~s ana alx'
awsI. she form~~ ln1isn.o.l..
9r~mlnn ca whirh vIlH,ms nrs
,i~,eiv h.d e,.rd on tar matter
n awrenre hardin dors ma an
~sr - ! s1orkknlrl~r Il ~ hre.
- ..I,,p Il Ma e.t.hiished sr,m,n.
,error1. rhlch uo.s,1 Nave hsnsl.
.auo~i ~ eomDsnies Il oh,aInlns
.cenSes : HUI - ssId Iawrene.
lsrl1ln as s~neraI man.oer a
~ thr>> hrewerJrs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25
KEY VESTS sDlprEneNcE' HAS
PULLING PowEn AMONG TOURISTS

The old saying. Familiarity breeds contempt" Is
more appli able 10 Key West OF any other city when
changed read. Familiarity breeds Indifference What
are among Key Vests assets. the things that attract
tourists 10 our city? The things with which are fami
liar and therefore. interests little IN most eases.
NOT At ~.
Publicity Il the chief aim o. every tourist city, be-
cause ia residents kecnly that the publ
city Il gets the larger win BE- the number 81 visitors
source OF much publicity for Key West che flock 81
tame peieans "A Peter Roberts sh market The peieans
attract hundreds q tourists daily. who find hard 10
understand how the peIicans could he 10 tanned they may
~ rubbed ON their heads
. Twenty-one tame pelicsns were counted n the
ket last Thursday and among the large crowd Of tour
n II Is Of them taking pictures Of the birds
Children and stood beside the bird while pictures
were taken. but pelican. standing alone. had more
pietprsr taken q him than al the other pslicans com
bined.
gnls pelican tried 10 swallow hogfish about eight
inches long and five inches broad lie got the fish we
Ms throat and az took picture after
rieure Of him while the fish went down little more
every time the pelican ruIped but old Bin Pelican after
rne for half hour swallow the hovfsh. concluded
too large and dseorfed 4. while eameras clicked
~ the fish disxorred.
80 What viii that and hundreds Of other pictures Of the
pclicnh do for Key Wes7 The may be found In
series ~ stories about "The Little Runner that
Published In The Citizen In 1924 The Citizen gave
newspaper syndicate the privilege to reprint the Stories
which appeared In than 400 papers In the United
States and IN newspapers IN ~ foreign countries.
Key Wesser. may be that pictures o. the pei
eans and stories about them viii appear In many home
newspaper and possibly In periodicals o. nation
etde stipulation.
&Another bird NJ the market which attracts much
t>ton 4 eormorant far harder 10 tame than pelican
pczens ~ pictures Of the taken Friday
while woman tourist fed HIM piehards. which Mr. Rob
had caught She eoaned the pilchards she fed
them 20 the eormorant and ne not satisfied t he
had swallowed s. The woman. surprised. as well as
reAsed asked. Where did he find room 10 put them!
Novelty pleases everybody: h 4 resorts greatest
attraction aside from climate Many Of a. don't realize
what great attraction the 10Y deer big Pine. Howe
and Annette Keys win Be eventually. but outsiders gen
orally appreciate that circumstance State conservation
s and members ~ their safs and 70 University Of Nh
ami student. win visit the Keys March ie make
survey ~ he tiny deer.
"a different" - man or a city. and YOU and u
viii have pulling power. II l. that difference that
eventually viii make Key West and other Florida KEYS
The outstanding winter resorts In the United states
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On. fhkDktt(4- :. ftAs8sA Ct
philnislphsa. Pa al 'Fesss
q city wide assherins ~ thc
Methodisfs We teriaF n ~
First aicshodiss Church IN con
necsion with the unllel hs4a
gelistie Methodist II ion
withdrawal tram &c Ne Nosk
A. hr.n. witch wilkins soAl ~
ienaie alsn incluae Ausn T. Wea
tel. lar aer chiel eoinsel ~ the
sestnae nurca1. and certain
Their ex-hmnloyss II Ne Treasury
department.
Tie senator said the Treasury
eports Nunan and lis associate
veeived special permits % repre-
lsnt io2 clients whose eases arose
OF we're handled during lhel- serv.
'ee with tie Treasury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

We have always found Il hard 10 understand Why
human beings ~ @ sleep on railroad tracks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

When man n eager 70 90 work a. he h "a leave
the office. sign that he the business
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Todoy's Birthdoy

HoMLN FERGUSON. bern FEB
- isss ~ Iinrrisfun Cry. IN.
sen 81 = mine superintendent
e. - Senator from Michigan
ance iaf2. he won the label a.
tnr Senafes prosecuting Aftof
ney through ire Investigation
- Pearl Hafl,of A teetotaler, ne
isnvs fuid 4 never drink any.
thina but vodka. until friend
pruncea il tie then ncrawe
afer ~ Stain and Nwore Oft
SubsuiDe 10 The Citizea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-25

Inhabitants ~ small towns. Who have space Cor gar
drre have ~ advantage over their elsy apartment
dwelling sous'rs.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Farmer Killed as Tornado
Carries House 200 Feet
By the Associoied Press

WING. N. Oak, July 2.-Loui
Olson, 70, nearby farmer, wa:
killed last night when a tornado
lifted his house from the founda.
ton and dropped it upside down
200 feet away, a mass of splintered
wreckage.
The twister fiattened buildings
on a score of farms and tore out
power and telephone lines. The
storm cut smile wide swath for
an estimated 40 miles. Tuttle, Is
miles north of here, was also hard
hit.
State police said only the fact
that the swirling black cloud was
visible at long distance over the
prairies prevented a heavier cas-
ualty toll. Wing is so miles north
east of Bismarck.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Trench Reds Acclaim
DucIos' Release, but
Expect New Steps
By the Associaied Press

PARIS, July French Com,
munists today hailed triumphantly
the release from prison of theil
chief, Jacques Duclos. but ad.
mitted they expected the gov.
ernment to try further measure.
against party leaders and mem.
bers.
The cabinet at it's regular meet.
ing today may set the stage fol
further prosecution of Duclos b,
asking Parliament to lift the i'm.
imunity from arrest he enjoys a.
a member of the National As.
Isembly.
The Red boss walked out o1
Sarte prison last night after q
five-man grand jury ruled the
government had not proved that
the 56-year-old former pastry
cook had been caught in the act
of plotting against the state.
He had been arrested May "a
at the height of a violent riot
against Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
Police found a loaded revolver
and a blackjack in his car. Par
liamentary immunity is Cancelled
If a member is caught in the act
of plotting a crime or if Parlia-
ment votes to lift the protection
The government contended
Duclos had been caught in the
act.
Although the grand jury action
was a setback for the govern
ment of Premier Antoine Pinay,
Communists themselves warned
that the authorities probably
would not give up their anti-Red
drive.
A dispatch from Moscow said
Pravda described the Duclos re-
lease as the collapse of police
provocation in France"
Evening star., 1952-07-02

disorder. unnecessary violence ano
failing to make an arrest follow
ing a restaurant fight.
Pvt. Bradley of the Thirteenth
precinct. was found guilty OF fall
ing to call his station through the
patrol box twice on June IS and
failing to check of duty the same
day.
The board found him guilty,
too, of unbecoming conduct while
he was being questioned by inves-
tigating officers about his negli.
gence.
The charges accused the police
man of telling a sergeant he would
shoot anybody who gave him any
trouble and of using uncouth Ian
guage to superior officers.
Both recommendations for dis
missal are subject to approval OF
the District Commissioners.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Board Recommends Dismissal
of Two District Policemen

The dismissal from the Police
Department of Pvts. William G
MacLane and jeremiah Bradley
has been recommended by q Po.
lice Trial Board.
| Pvt. MacLane of No. 5 pre-.
cinct was found guilty by the
Trial Board of tipping OF a sus-
pected narcotics pusher that un-
dercover men were watching his
Operations in a restaurant in the
1900 block of Eleventh street Sc
The suspected dope peddler
James (Jaboe) Cuthbert, since
has been indicted for narcotics
violations. He was leader of q
band at the restaurant.
The 24lyear-old policeman was
accused of telling his girl friend
Mary E. Smith, a waitress at the
restaurant, to warn Cuthbert tint
an undercover man was trying to
buy from him. He also was &C
cused of failing to notify his
superiors of information he re-
ceived that Cuthbert was believed
to be selling narcotics.
MacLans also was found guilty
Of sitting in the balcony of a mo-
ton picture theater in the 500
block Of Eighth street Sc. on
March 2 when he was supposed to
be patroling his beat.
MacLane, who has been on the
force two years, was twice COM
mended by the department. Last
year he was fined $3.50 for ne
Iglecting and failing to prevent
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Libyon Crop Decline
.Moy Bring Fomine
BY the Associated Press

BENGHAzI, Libya.-The De.
partment of Agriculture has esti.
mated that Libya's crops will bt
only 40 per cent of the 1851 tota,
which was regarded as a lean year
This will be the third successive
year that Libya's farm production
has suffered from bad weather ano
the lack of moisture. There is al
ready some talk of famine condi-
tions prevailing in the f1edgline
state within the year.
In 1851 there were only 81
inches of rainfall in Libya. This
year there has been nearly 53s
inches. But a Cry desert wind oc-
Cured consistently during and
after the spring rains, and has
dried up substantial portion OF
the water.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
New Egyptian Cabinet t
Formed by Ex-Premier
s.y the Associated Press

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July g.
Former Premier Hussein Sirry
Pasha formed a new non-party
cabinet today. 1t will be sworn
in at the palace this afternoon.
Sources close to the veteran in
dependent politician said King
Farouk will issue royal DEGREES
appointing Sirry Pasha and a 49,
man cabinet to succeed the gov
ernment of Ahmed Naguib Hilaly
PaSha.
Hilaly Pasna resigned Saturday
after four months in Office.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Club Honors Merriom

The Cosmopolitan Club of
Washington will meet at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Carlton
Hotel. Dwight Merriam. interna-
'tional executive secretary. will be
the honored guest.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
Barber Inherits Wealth

A wealthy resident of South
Africa willed 100 shares of gold
mining stock to his barber, my
faithful hairdresser since 1885"