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Evening star., 1952-10-18
IT'S REAIITIFIII.
CHESAPEAKE BAY

S4xEOI4x Ix1xAG DA L
4 rare offering in st. Mary's County,
37-acre bay shore property, has 900
1T. of excellent beach. Shoreline on
rm creek b;,ndn'trl that Is improved by two
and the garage has 2 liy. rms. The
houses are furnished. Substantial
wharf on creek and 2 row boats are
part Of the sale. Also new Club In
ternational tractor. Has all needed
accessories; and there are. other
tools tools: 2o,acres tillable land. Y share
soy beans and Xmas tree planting
of $3.50 trees. Price. $4,000 h
18th st. NV. Ex. 274o. 10
DIRECTLY ON THE BAY near Log
Inn. A large home, 5 bedrooms and
4 baths, also sleeping porches. Beau
tlful screened porches and nice
grounds. The living room has a fire.
place and Is comfortable room.
Also a dining room and kitchen.
! 9-AcRE WATERFRONT on Church
harborl. The studio-type living
room with view Of the water from
sides is fine and the modern kitch-
en- and dining room are in keeping
with the house. Also a bedroom,
study and tile. bath on 1st floor.
Upstairs 2 bedrooms and bath.
At WILD ROSE SHORES. A very
beautiful home. All rooms on one
floor. Two bedrooms. 2 baths in main
portion and in addition an un-
usually nice guest wing with 9
rooms. kitchen and bath. OF course,
there is also a beautiful living room,
dining room and modern kitchen,
APE LOCH HAVEN. Acre lot directly
on the water and beautiful. Dwelling
has on the lst-floor 2 bedrooms,
and bath with living room and
dining room, both very attractive
and a modern kitchen. Upstairs are
: nice bedrooms and a second bath.
OIL heat. Full basement and mod
erately priced.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, Realtor
215 Main St, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND,
Phone 06S4
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TRUCKS, TRUCKS
BIG SALE TODAY

GUARANTEED SPECIALS
Ford 1850 F-6 dump; clean; 2 speed;
Ford 1850 F-6 tractor; air anc
vacuum. A nice one S1.39i
Ford 1947 tandem; dump: look:
new S1,2a5
@ NC. fiat 353; 2-speed axle: plat
form $1.595
FOR QUICK SALE
1915 G.M.C. cab and chassis: 2.
speed axle S49j
1916 Chevrolet; 1-ton panel. Must
see it at thist price S425
For all your truck needs come to US.
Two city blocks of trucks to choose
from. We know we have what YOU
want. See US today. -
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1901 Oronoco St.. Alex. oV. 1900
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVe MISC.

SHOP TOOLS and equipment and
miscel. parts; can see Sat. and Sun.
5125 Wissioming rd., Glen Echo
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MONEY WANTED

NEED $2OO-Resettlement veterans
estate: proof of claim and adequate
interest offered. Box 471-K, Star.
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FARMS
GENTLEMAN FARMERS ESTATE
Montgomery County, Md.

is this profitable operating farm
Residence
room dining billiard and library modern kitchen bed
baths Basement houses
sios bank maternity
cattle ~ $1,000 ~ ~ ~ ~
will
Call S. n. Robin
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l417 st. NV. Ma eaoo.
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AVIATION
BOATS

IO-H.P. MERCURY MOTOR. excellent
81. f1no s2as. !ssS cE laaF bssS. s. h0u'S' Is '
TWO 16-FT. BOATS with ir:-cooled
engines; excel. cond.; priced reas.
W haul out sos and L. store for cs the W.s Wn
sIaFT flEfF Eco Eco CABIN CRUISER. new
Gray marine eng; $4,000 or trade
for property equal value. AK. 0oss.
ss-FT. RAIsED-DECK CRUISER, deck
house, Gray marine engine. Ship-to-
shore phone and many other extras:
in good cond.; $4,000. SHADY
OAKS MARINA. West River 6ool.
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout. blues;
cSPT' sPssS' KING sf WA eiSsS'"' 41ss.
e.-FT. CABIN BOAT. converted mo:
tor, marine engine; new material
to build. it cost SI.4oo. not ineiud,
sell. HO. 2092. 1920 3rd st. NV.
BUYING OR sELLING-consult us
first; largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay, area, o THE WASH
81 iT ,Tr. SEi owESs. 4Ss7' sleeps 4. elec silpe
blower and pump. fume detector
SIT. dinghy and many other extras.
Berth GIG corinthian Yacht Club
oTfBoARb Sff SsaMas0i 0MioToR-s.s h.p. Eyin-
rude 1919 model with less than ten
hours running time. Call DE. 0ooo39
vES4NSR EssE aiy'j srEapo.A1: l7H,it.; =.
sp gray oT hest MTS5 oer sell see ems sum Reea a
Minnie Collisions, Mayo, Nd. or
FAST. SsH i; !5;s-FooTER, twin-screw. mo-
mel shaft, 175-h:p,, Redseal engines;
little used; coz system, Oman
hai: aaHh5y IN soed edheoadp. eond. needs some out
fitting; wide flush walk around deck.
and large 13-ft. cockpit. Asking
$500. Can be seen at 500 Maine
ave; s;wi Phene CO; 1919, -l9
NEW taw THIS opbosTd YfAasxtssn eraser eos eost
$3.50; will sacrifice for $3.50 or
best offer. Sleeps two. AL. 3344.
1 oUTBoARD motor boat, $50. l
sailboat. S125. Atlantic 0276. -19
1851 sTEELCRAFT 35-ft, sedan; 2
pseka1d Pack GdH W1teps ter bTa ships9shoTe
1850 steelcraft 2s-ft. sedan; S5.70o.
l949 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan, with
twin Packard motors, ship-to- shore
phone. foam-rubber cushions: $4,-
e0ofoot Century seamaid 1859. with
l5S-h.p. Chris Craft motor; used
"a hrs; with convertible top, side
curtains, spotlight and cover;
16-foot Century 1869 Resorter. with
105-hp.; used 20 hrs; $1,000.
14;foot Trojan outbosrd; with 25-h.p.
See at sTEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine
ave. and M st. s.w. ST. 4145. 30
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

HOTEL, steam heated
sprinkler system: additional apart
ments in Florida Hills; will sacrifice.
Box 33S-L. Star. 30
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CHOICE CORNER LOT
In Springbrook Forest. Montgomery
County, containing 4S,UO0 50. TT,
paved streets. surrounded by ex-
pensive homes: price, $1,000 cash.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH. 291l and Ewes. WA. 1882
Evening star., 1952-10-18

FREDERICK CO., Md. nr. Mt. Airy;
State of Nd. for SI50 per acre;
for quick sale, will sell for $115 an
acre. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. An outstanding value; no
better beef and dairy farm in this
vicinity. Your inspection invited.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, WI. 5441.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

34I2 14th ST. N.W.-Seeond floor; j
rooms. air cond.. approx. 1000 50.
IT. Offices; showrooms: separate I4tb
ewes. WI. 4543.
EVANS BUILDING. 1870 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
auirementS. PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite GIG. Evans Bldg. NE. 11O7.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
I2-story oftce BLDG: 1346 Conn.
BOND BUILDING. 14o4 New New York
we. nw.-l,200 SO. #. of space
including g private Offices and large
general ofice. BERGER, INC.
a0s5 K ST. N.w.-1.4oo 50. it. open
space; . Law; Engineer, architect
MODERN AIR-COND. OFFICES. dec
GRATED to suit tenants. CO. 2060,
i3S6 Conn. ave. NV:
Ai?O CONN. AVE.-Air cond.. mod
ern. $50 50. It. easy parking. across
from WMAL Tv and radio studios,
BYATTSVILLE-Pr professional bIdgD.
corner Gallatin and Baltimore ave:
1000 ft. floor space on lst q. or
able rent. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
10l7 7th st. NV, ST. S4Si. -23
ATTENTION. PHYSICIANS-offce to
share; now used only at night. Sill
yer Spring section. Call JU. 7-9543.
OFFICE SPACE, with living quarters;
large 3-rm. and bath apt, newly
decorated, with 1ge. adj. Office at
SIDNEY z. MESsH & c Co. NA. A $40.
ZOO TO 300 FIT. in downtown I4th
Star. 10
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End FL. l772 COLUMBIA RID.

End FL. l772 COLUMBIA RID.
Frt. rm.. approx. 15X27 it.; st. window
display. Venetian blinds, fiuorescent
lights. Also middle room, kitchen
and bath about 200 So. #. SIl0.
c. ID. KELLEY, KE. 3-6644; eve
nings, OR. 1886. --l9
OFFICE SUITE FOR DOCTOR OR
DENTIST: IN EXCELLENT NV.
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HIInSON ,E1 Snnar .

HUDSON 81 Super "6." Cdr; heater.
undercoat, oil filter, used 8 mos. in
storage 49,; low mileage; excellent
rubber; l,500 or best offer. .OV.
1889. 30
HUDSON 1851 Custom Super go 2
dr. sed.; r. and h.; 10000 actual
miles; ruby finish. Car absolutely
same as brand-new in every way.
You may take car to your own me-
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave,
WO. 5000. 10
HUDSON 1910 Cdr; new r., h.,
good tires and excel. cond.; $500
HUDSON 1851 1851 Hornet aol 4ga2; gadr.: heater. tS
radio, defroster. Can be had for
1875. PVT. OWNER; "a. 900 orig.
miles. Call AK. 3019; or Mon, ST.
9319. 10
KAISER 1947; r. and h.. orig finish,
smooth running; $3.50. Call ST.
5000. lis
Evening star., 1952-10-18
VARIETY STORE

J. 1000-sq.-ft. store with fun bsmt..
at the corner OF Texas and Chaplin
st. Sc. in new shopping center.
Located between. AriStoS Cleaners
Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC. Di.
$500.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
tcontinued.l

I WOULD LIKE TO BUY a clean
late model car. preferably with radio
az heater; can nay all cash. ME.
BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA. l122,
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
a95d a95d auto Immediately. Call d.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 1901.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Cal!
TU 1l7T.
WOULD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner a late model Cadillac
Call DI. O131.
WOULD LIKE to purchase for cash.
used taxi. in good condition; 1916
through 1949 model preferred. Phone
JU. lists. -l9
A DEALER FROM N. C.
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AIR-CONDITIONED
STORE, TV STUDIO
OFFICE SPACE

Store connected by stairway to $500
50. IT,. at $3.50 #; VIII rent office
studio wired, control room and a
tower. etc. Air conditioned This
IS centrally located, mr.. 18th and
Pa. ave. Call Ma. S140. MR.. BRYCE.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
I CHOICE c0RNER LOT

CLARkSVILIE, MD,
Ask Operator for Clarksyille 209-R
Or in Washington Phone OIL. 347O
Evening star., 1952-10-18

DEMONSTRATOR
1852 Ford convertible coupe, Fordo-
matte. radio and heater other ac-
cessories; So 2.4a5. Ask for MR..
GOVEART. TT. S247 -1S
Evening star., 1952-10-18
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

DESK SPACE In Southern Bldg.
corner 18th and Fl SITS. NV. Ma
63I3; ewes. EN-. 3243. lis
Evening star., 1952-10-18

HUDSON lH41 4-dr,; SI25 or trade
for model A Ford. LO. 7-SIS4. 10
HUDSON 194a 4-dr. sedan: excel.
cond.. owner, radio heater and
HUDSON 1850 club coupe; cleaning
original black. r. and h.. in finest
condition. Guar $l395. Trade.
Terms. $345 down. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. DIAL.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

CADILLACS WANTED
41-'52 models. See us before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. l345 Que st. NV.
DTT QOnn
Evening star., 1952-03-26

| $3.50. WCFM--Drama: The WASH
lington Radio Guild presents Oscar
Wilde's "Salome."
1000, WTOP--Boxing: Chuck
Davey meets Ike williams in q
10-round welterweight bout.
1850, WNIALr- u. s. s. r.: Docu-
mentary on THE Evolution Of q
New Soviet Man"
Television Today.
800, WNBW-Kate Smiths Eve-
ming Hour. The Main Street Music
Hall group and Paul Kelly visit.
800, WNBW--T -Television Theater
Dan Morgan and z. G. Marshall
star in "The Rugged PATH" q
drama about the new Irish Re-
public.
$3.50, WTTG-Crirne Proofng Oul
Community: Discussion of how the
average citizen can help in pre-
venting crime.
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: Edmor
Ryan and Frances Helm star ir
tNemesis."
1900, WTOP-Boxing: Ike, VIII
liams meets Chuck Davey in q 10.
round welterweight bout.
1900, WNAL - Pulitzer .Prizs
Playhouse: Robert Keith stars in 3
ltelevision adaptation of DougIa.
]Southall Freemanss Robert e. Lee.'
1850, WNBW - Behind Thes.
1 Walls: A documentary showing
prisoners before the California
Adult Authority to appeal for parole
The program Is the first Of a serie.
on the California Department o.
Corrections rehabilitation program
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Other AM Stations

WeMS-s10 M.-6:30 a.nl-6:l5 pm.
WPlk-I30 M.-6;l5 a.rn.-6:1S pm.
WARL--7s0 ke.-6:l5 a.m.-6:l5 pm.
WeAy-1,o5e ke.--6:l5 a.r,.-6:15 pm.
WuSI-1,i ,i2o ke.-7 a.m.-6:l5 pm.
WfM-l,22e ke.-7 a.rn.-6:l5 pm.
WiHx-i,eoo ke.-6 s.Hi.-6:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
HiqhIiqhts
Radio Today.

$3.50, WGMS-National Sympho-
ny Orchestra: The Howard Uni
versity Choir sings. Howard Mitchell
conducts the orchestra in music by
Mendelssohn, Brahms and Schu-
man.
$50. WWDC, WASH Family The
ater: Macdonald Carey. jeffrey
Hunter and Barbara Rush star in
"The Pitchfork Experiment"
$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show;
Anna Marie Alberghetti and Marilyn
Maxwell visit.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Evening news broadcast. d.
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6p.m.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

WNBW- eroNs
winner Take Mb II Ernie Esss ih'e oss ~, Charlie
IT'S Problem; PepNs Fgaoass
uesr ase xhs said hat = M Ne pig r,'1: aM s s'''3
Bird Ias. 1 ws.sas c! ,2s Meantime News
1: Miuy Cha
News as uis Jockey; News *a DISC
ckey NewsG s45 Tony wakemah {.
WAt Matinee; s Shere way hns
O'Clock Theaer
Mopl 1a Bride end ssm a! A. p.Ms as.;
II lhsi Seach M IemMpW
ia4s Aao First 100 Years. a4s Mel I@Me s
kindergarten Gso Pick Temples c'"hT nghssi "s e
+
Evening star., 1952-11-30

83E-Plastic covered hassock, big enough
70 seat Two. Style 33s in wine, green, blue,
grey. 5.9S
s3F-Deluxe jumbo seat for two hassock
Style 392. in wine, green, ivory, coral,
grey, ohartreuse. 1913
S3G-Plastic covered hassocks, easy to
clean. Practical for tele-viewing, as extra
seating comfort for company, or for re-
laxing. Style 246 in wine, beige, green,
coral, grey, chartreuse. 4.98
Haooeks, 6ib Floor, Warrington:
3rd Floor, Silrer Spring e Parkington
Evening star., 1952-11-30

82D-Solid Mahogany goose-neok rocker by
Maxwell Royal Available in assorted cotton
tapestries. 69.95
Chairs 4fb Floo,, Washington and
PWkm6ion, 3,d Floor Mrer Spring
Hear, Hoae Furnishings. 7tb Floor, Wash
meiou: lib Floo,. Miej Spring & Pa,kiugton
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
City's Quarterly Financial
Report Indicates Healthy
Situation; Spending Is Down

First Quarterly Financial Report
released by City Treasurer Charles
Roberts today. The report covers
the period from the start of the
current fiscal year on July lSt
through September 30th,
According to Roberts. reyenue
Continued On Page Seven)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
Korean Vet
Will Marshall
Parade Here
Arnistice Day Fete
Will Be Sponsored
BY Legion Post 28

This years Armistice Day pa.
rade. which is being sponsored BY
Arthur Sawyer Post %, American
Legion, promises to be one of the
finest in recent years, according ia
the interest being shown at this
time.
The parade will start promptly al
1880 pm. on November 18th al
South and Duval Streets and move
down Duval to Front Street where
it will be diSbanded.
Grand Marshal for the parade
will be . returned decorated Ko.
rean war veteran, George Garcia
who served with Company A,
End infantry Division. Garcia Is
the holder Of the Silver Star for
sallanfTy in action, the Purple
Heart, Combat Infantry Badge,
Korean Campaign ribbon with
four stars, Combat Infantry
Badge, the European Occupation
ribbon and the Victory Medal.
The selection Of . war veteran is
a departure from fhe usual prae. I
tiee Of engaging a big name"
for the task.
To date, among the many organi-
zationS which have indicated eager
ness TO participate in the parade,
are: Truman School, Douglass High
School, Fleet Sonar School, Troop
So Boy Scouts, United States Ma
rine Corps, Key West Shrine Club,
Girl Scout Troops, Naval Air Sta
ton, Fleet Reserve Branch No. 56
and its Auxiliary, Jaycees.
VFW Post 3911 and VFW Post
3911 Auxiliary Unit, Fleet Air De-
tachment, Troop No. 253 Boy
Scouts, v. F. w. Post 6021 and its
Auxiliary, Voiture 728, 40 and 8 So
Continued On Page Seven)'
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
Blood Check To Detect Three
Major Ills Now Being Given
For ALI Citizens OF County
BULLETIN

President Harry Truman has nc
plans 70 come TO Key West, nor has
President-Eleef Eisenhower, &C.
eording TO ihe AP.
The Citizen called AP in Miami
for verifieation this morning on
TrUman's plans.
The AP answer came at ! pm.
as The Citizen went TO press:
THE White House says Truman
has no plans TO 90 to Key West"
The AP checked Atlanta through
to AUgvsfa, Ca. where the Presi.
dent-Eleef is vacsfioning:
Eisenhower's Press Secretary
James c. Hassersy replied:
"He has no plans to visit Key
West soon. or after Inauguration"
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
"a Take Oath
Today As New
Citizens Here
7o-Year-Old Woman
Is Naturalized In
Circuit Court

Twenty-four Key Westers became
American citizens this morning
when they took the solemn oath OF
allegiance to the United States at
impressive ceremonies in Circuit
Court.
United States District Court
Judge John w. Holland presided at
the session and Circuit Court Judge
Aquilino Lopez addressed the new
citizens after the oath was admins
tered by Clerk Of Court Earle F.
Sprigg.
The group included 7o-ysar-oId
Mrs. Ellen Curry Of 10I0h Wash.
insfon Street who came to This
country S. years age from Green
Turtle Cay in The Bahamas. The
radianfIy happy Mrs. Curry, the
mother Of eight children. said
she was "happy beyond werds"
at finally becoming . citizen Of
this country.
Mrs. Maria BaswslI ef l07c
PearY Court held her twe.year.
old daughter in her arms today
IS the solemn cath WAS admins.
tered by the Clerk.
Judge Lopez told the group ''that
it is a proud moment for me to
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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
FREE TESTS WILL
REVEAL PRESENCE
OF DISEASES WHICH
AFFECT THE BLOOD

Stop wondering whether you are
anemic, have diabetes or syphilis.
Find out for sure. the easiest way
and for no fee at all, Florida
State Board of Health technicians
said today.
Today the Board of Health
launched its weeks three-way
blood check in Monroe county at
its first location on Duval Street
in front Of Kresses' store.
Almost 40 citizens showed up in
the first two hours of the check to
find out If they have any of the
three diseases.
Checks for anemia and blood
sugar are done right here at the
mobile laboratory.
Blood specimens are then sent
to the laboratory in Miami for
syphilis checking, said E. W Cur.
ganious, head technician OF the
team.
Sterilization of instruments, ac.
tual drawing Of blood, and some
testing take place right in the eff
ficient mobile trailer which is
checking Monroe county as part
Of a statewide survey.
The Monroe County Health Cli-
mic, DR.. r. Dalton, director, is
cooperating with the Florida State
B0ard Of Health on this venture
Mrs. Herman Gordon, Of the Key
West Business and Professional
Women's Club, was acting as
volunteer this morning taking case
histories of those who came to be
blood checked.
It was stressed that this IL NOT
blood donation; it is merely !
blood test. Only q tiny amount OF
blood Is taken for the medical
check-ups.
Dr. Paul Smith, of the State
Board of Health, will be in town
today for active direction of the
blood check here.
Gurganious said that more wo.
men than men showed up this
morning.
'This is usual" he said. 'For
Of course more men are working
and women stop by while they are
shopping"
Saturday is expected to be a big
day for all those five day a week
workers in the city. The mobile
lab Is ready and waiting for as
big q crowd as comes in.
I'VE can take many more than
the 40 who came in this morning."
Gurganious said. so we urge all
citizens to take advantage of the
free blood tests and make sure
they are really free of these three
diseases"
Should the blood tests reveal any
danger signs, the patient is re-
ferred to his own physician for
treatment.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
County Clears Way
For Road Repairs

In an abbreviated election night
session, the Monroe County Com
! mission disposed of three small
items Of business.
The Commission passed q reso-
| luton which win permit the state
Road Department to start repairs
on State Roads 4-A in Tayernier
! and Matecumbe. The resolution was
necessary I'd show that the County
would assume all responsibility Tor
any claims against the right Of
way Of the road. There is no right
Of way on record for the thorough
fare.
The group also voted unanimous
ly to amend the budget to allow
a transfer Of funds from the con-
tigent fund TO 4 fund to be named
expense fund, County Judge" /"
This action was taken to allow the
payment of office expenses for
Judge Thomas 5. Caro- as allowed
by law.
The commission was forced to
turn down q request Of Tax Collec-
tor Howard Wilson that the County
pay the bonding and insurance ex-
penses for two proposed auto tag
stations in Marathon.
Wilson said that a potential sale
of but 1900 tags up the Keys would
not give the vendors large enough
margin Of profits to pay the neces-
sary expenses and make 1t worth
while.
However, County Attorney Paul
Sawyer said that the County can
not. according to law, pay the ex.
penses.
Commissioners present at the
session included Allen. Bentley,
Higgs and Chairman Saunders.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
Charges Dismissed
Against Navy Man

Charges Of assault and battery
and being intoxicated held against
Erwin LandeFs ~ the Seaplane
Base, were dismissed yesterda II
City Court.
The charges were brought after
Landers was alleged to have struck
taxi driver following an accident.
There was found to be no basis
for these charges and o standard
Navy sobriety test, administered
shortly after the accident showed
that Landers was not only sober,
but had not had anything to
drink. The Navy man was badly
hurt in the accident and his dazed
condition Is thought to have led
police to believe he was intoxicat.
ed.
A veteran of several years Ma.
val service, Landers is the holder
of two good conduct medals.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06

To Chart Coast
In Map Project
Mariners Warned
Aircraft To Drop
Huge Flares In
Work With Navy

A U. S. Army ship, the ''Lt.
Harry j. Michael" moored this
morning on the Naval Station di-
rectly in front of the Administra-
tion bldg.
Capt. Harold Payson, Chief of
Staff on the Naval Station said that
the ship was here for the re-map-
ping of the coasts of Florida. Flori-
da Keys and Cuba as part of a
huge project in connection with the
Inter-American Geodetic Survey
conducted by the u. S. Army with
the cooperation of the Navy.
Major Henry Romanek's report
in letter addressed to naval
authorities here, mariners are to
be warned of the operation which
begins about Nov. Is and lasts
through Dec. IL. During this period,
the army vessel and two navy
ships will conduct flare triangula.
tion survey operations between the
Florida Keys and Cuba.
The operation involves the drop
Continued On Page Seven)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06

that God created only one human
being in the beginning, so that no
man should ever be able to claim
more noble descent than his fellow.
One of the great differences be-
tween our system of Government
and that being tried in other parts
of the world, is our desire to main
tain our Government and its in
stitutions through unity and not
uniformity. We believe in the in
dividual and his right to do the
kind of work he prefers, live ac-
cording to his own tastes. and have
measure of control over his own
life and destiny.
We believe in Government
through cooperation and unity,
through the consent Of the indixid-
ual, rather than strength Of Govern.
ment through uniformity, where
everybody is fitted into a uniform
pattern as a cog in a wheel with
out freedom of thought and action.
Countries cannot remain strong
for lonT merely through strength
of their Governments, such as
the strong hand of the dictator or
the communist rule.
Real and lasting strength comes
through a system such as ours,
which permits the greatest develop
ment of individual initiative and
free enterprise. That system, as we
know it, is democracy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-06
BY JOE PEARLMAN

: Editors Note: The Key West
Junior Chamber of Coramerce, as
part of their Amerit nism Pro-
gram, has asked sever leaders in
Key Vests business and profes-
sional life to comment on "What
Democracy Means TO Ne To-
days article, the four in the Sc
ries, is by Joe Peaslinan, local
merchant
WHAT DEMOCRACY MEANS
TO NE"
Democracy to me means free
dom, opportunity, unrestricted in
dividual initiative, free enterprise,
a voice in government through the
power Of free vote. The privilege
to worship God according to your
own choice, desire and conscience.
A system which encourages it's
citizens to rely on their own in
dividual enterprise for their wn
security rather than relying on
their Government.
It is a way of Life, that pro-
vides a standard of living as yet
unparalleled by any other system
OF Government since the beginning
of time.
II is predicted upon conviction
avowing that all men are created
free and equal, and dates back to
the early scholars of Biblical times
who expressed their belief in equal
ity of all men in the pithy parable