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Evening star., 1952-05-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA
HOLM HILLS
OPEN SUN. 2 TO6
COME RIGHT IN

You can't appreciate q book by Just
looking at its cover, nor can you
gain any idea from the exterior OF
into this almost new, greatly pub
licized 3-bedrm. contemporary ram
bier containing 1,456 So. #. of
living area: it's not AZ #. nor 4S
IT. long. but q FULL 56 FIT. LONG,
and situated on one of the most
desirable hilltop wooded lots.
Remember, Life, Parents and many
other national magazines have fea-
tured the home in this much sought
after community which is consid-
cred one of the best buys in the
country and which has been given
several awards. Come in. inspect
and you will agree. We invite COM
parison with other homes in this
price class.
Owner desires immediate sale and has
LENT NON REG. x FINANCING can
now be arranged with a VERY Low
DOWN PAYMENT.
Directions: Through Alexandria down
Mt. Vernon Memorial hRWy. approx.
u miles: turn right Belle Haven
rd, left on Fort Hunt I'd approx. 2
miles to entrance to Holm Hills;
follow open" arrows.
]. G.. CHATEL
2IO6 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex, Va
KI. 9-l02S. Ov. 2I63
Evening star., 1952-05-10
HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.l

Salty AND ELBOW ROOM, more
fresh air, in a restricted. 50-acre
area Of new houses. adjoining the
friendly town Of Manassas; All lots
acre or more. Dwelling has 90
T. LYING dining room with fireplace,
t% breezeRss ssse%sa as6 ..rssr ssreensd peTeh
500; .G1 loan of approx. $4,000
with interest at AZ, can be assumed
eyye reliable purchaser-payments
rections:' 70 Msnsssas. M 'snns' tarn rikht Rlt
on Grant ave. tRoute 234) at shell
station. 6 blocks north, left on
stuart l block. left on Peabody to
Wnite frame house with blue. doors
farm. Ask for RUSS Cullen
Phone Manassas $40. III
90 ACRES OPEN. in Loudoun County
pius 10 acres big woods. on road.
suitable for large: acreage homesites
I'm demand): Setting well back from
eqn epao ahsdIguo IN a grove Of trees is 2 mod
home. There is nice barn. chicken
house, bunkhouse with SOO-lb. deep
frost-free water valves: fenced and
SfSSsIiteneea; coISsis neai hSl white board fence
operstsa for about bout sS' 20 head hSasdiis LaHa a1S
and buildings in top condition 3
pondsEl stocked with Ash and used
Tor swimming. An ideal place for
modern So%e CATTLE s6net,v sheep nsp horses: with
cash needed. SI0.0 900: balance on
terms. Can be seen Sat. and SIM
oy calling Mr., Brown at TIE. 3445.
66HARLEs cha L R, HooFF, INC. 1907
oPESNf SAT. SUN. sssoiN1l s-s:so-1io11 N.
Powhatan ST.; Army officer must
sell this beautiful Madison manor
nome today. Lovely liv. rm.. firepl.,
nali entrance. side. screened porch
Tn Win awnings; family-size din. rm.
k1t with breakfast space, 3 bedrms.,
path and nice closets; asphalt tile
bsmt.; storage space; gas hot-air
heat; fenced-in yard and shade
trees, near schools and transp
Priced at $l9,450 with excellent
for appt.. OK. 414O; ewes, CH.
1859. To reach: Out wilson on N.
Washington blYds. to N Mckinley
rd. to N. II tn st. or N. 11th I'd. to
PGwnatan st; to our open sign. Ex-
COZY .CABIN-EIectricity: 4 acre
wooded; bordering fishing stream;
sas 64-W-3. -l2
BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW in
Woodlawn section-4 bedrms.. lge
!ly, rm.. din. rm.. kit, sun porch,
full bsmt. and attached garage;
ARLINGTON HALL within walking
distance of this brick duplex, l blk.
to bus and stores Liv rm. with
f1repl., sep. din. rm. equip. kit, 2
lge. bedrms.. tile bath up; full bsnt.,
hot-water heat ReaS. down pymt.,
excel. financing. including lge. 4ee
GI loan that can be assumed.
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 145O
Evening star., 1952-05-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
A CASTLE
ON A Hill,

O4N "A I1lLL
Is our description Of this spacious
two-leyel rambler on q tremendous
corner property containing lofty OAK
trees and ,dogwood. The first level
has an entrance foyer. large living
room with fireplace. separate dining
room with French doors opening
onto flagstone patio. fully equipped
electric kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2
baths. The lower level has a large
den with door to garden. fireplace
and beautiful bay window; garage;
automatic washer and dryer. It is
a luxurious home In a glorious set
ting approximately 2h miles from
Chain Bridge. Owner must sell and
will sacrifice it under $50, 900 For
further info call Mrs; Gaertner,
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Directions: Chain Bridge south on
N. Glebe to Old Dominion dr., right
to sign Woodland Acres left to
Dixon's .'open sign" or via Me-
mortal Bridge to George Washing
ton Memorial pkwy. to Lorcom lane
right to Old Dominion. right to sign
woodland Acres"
Evening star., 1952-05-10
HOUSES FOR: SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN / TO

s. CARLYN SPGs. AND S. 5th RID.
A practical Gift for mother. this new
custom built 3-bedroom brick ram
bier; large room; II baths: de luxe
kitchen; breezeway and carport.
Directions: Lee blvd. to s. Lexing-
ton st. (Glen Carlyn). block right
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
JE. 2-2122, JE. 2-1415
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

John ]. Sparknan, the Democratic
vice-presidential nominee, cam.
paigned In West Virginia. planning
major address tonight at Hunt
ington. Sen. Richard Nixon. his
COP opposite number. toured BY
train through Ohio. Sen. Robert
A. Taft Of Ohio stumped for the
COP ticket in Illinois and Sen.
Estes Kefauver addressed Demo-
cratic campaign rallies at San
nernardino and San Diego, Calf.
Eisenhower, in recent days con.
centrating on feud with Truman
over which party would do the
most for the Pacific Northwest in
water power development. cam
palgned In Oregon and Washington.
Truman was in Colorado.
Last night in Seattle. Eisenhower
turned thumbs down on a federaIly-
controlled Columbia Valley Author.
isy which would be something Ike
the Tennessee Valley Authority He
called instead for more local con
troll 81 Western reclamation and
power projects.
The President, In Clenwecd
Springs. Colo. said q Proposed
Colorado River storage project
would do much for the area, but
before Il Is approved il must have
White House okay. Re said Stew
enscn's decision went be Dictated
BY the private power Lobby" bat
added. That's a hog Eore than
| can say Tor the Republican can
didale
Eisenhower said the Republicans
originated the nAttcnx reelama.
tSoa program 50 years ago. ard
be came ugt Cor mere aeveAup-
mens Il ire Pacific Northwest
by sharing og effort. rather than
b. is e0aesntFatlan Eta Washing.
ten
Tsumaa also xsngied uas three
res COP targets Sen2soga gosrpA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
HAL BOYLE SAYS
Citizen Staff Photo

/ didn't eat. You'd better go get me
a hot dog or you'll be awfully
sorry"
Wilbur went. A great roar rose
from the crowd a moment later.
When Wilbur scrambled back, the
red.nosed man said: Johnny Mize
just poled one into the stands--a
good one"
"You mean" said Wilbur broken
ly, 81 missed the only chance of
my life to see Mize knock home
rum"
81 missed 1t myself. Your wife
was bending my ear"
1T went right in front Of us,
said Trellis Mae. "You could
almost count the stitches"
She took the hot dog and objec-
ted, "You forgot the mustard,
dear. l just can't eat 1t without
mustard"
Too stunned to protest, Wilbur
went back for the mustard. The
Dodger fan leaned over and whisp-
cred something to Trellis Mae. She
looked surprised, then nodded her
head
Trellis Mae ate her hot dog,
then pulled out a sheet of paper
and silently began to make out her
Christmas shopping list. She never
even looked out again at the play
ing field.
As they. filed out at the end Of
the game the red-nosed man grudg-
ingly drew a bill from his pocket
and put it in her hand.
"Pll bet you don't even know
who won," said Wilbur glumly.
az did"
"You did,"
"Sure," said Trellis Mae. ''that
red.nosed fellow bet me SIS /
couldn't keep my mouth shut for
the rest Of the game. Wait here a
minute, Wilbur"
She loped away and returned is
minutes later breathessly Juggling
a bali bat.
''He didn't want to give it to me
at first" said Trellis Mae, "But
| told him he would need a new
one next year anyway"
Surprised, her husband took the
bat, then reverently read the in
scription: ITO Wilbur, one to
remember. (signed) Johnny Nine"
AS Wilbur gratefully bent to kiss
her. Trellis Mae murmured:
II tried to get you one Of those
little white pillows for souvenir
too, but some darned fool had
tied them all down."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

r. Mccarthy of Wisconsin. William
Jenner Of Indiana. and James p.
KEN of Missouri. as men who.
along with Taft, have taken over
the COP presidential nominee.
Sen. Nixon wound up q fast :
moving whistle-stop tour of three
New England states last night with
an address at Providence, r. L.,
in which he said Truman is play
Ing cheap, dirty politics. In Brock
ton, home of heavyweight cham
pion Rocky Marciano, Nixon said
Americans like fighters in poll
tics--but they like clean fighters
like your Rocky Marciano. /"
Sen. Sparkman said in Charles.
ton. W. Va. mat Eisenhower has
hurt his chances for victory by
letting the liberal Republicans
down" He said the general has
allowed Tan to take over as ''gen.
eralissimo Of his campaign.
But Gov. Earl Warren Of Ca!ifor-
MA praised Eisenhower as 4 leader
who would revitaliza both Ameri-
cas- foreign and domestic policies,
and who will inspire confidence in
AL the people Of the free world.
Sen. Taft tied into Truman,
calling him q dangerous deEna.
gogue. He said in . Cincinnati
address that the President makes
political speeches regardless Of
truth. And be urged party neFm.
bers IN his home county 10 work
to bring out q record vote, because
this election Is not In the bag.
James A. Farley. ane-tsme Dem.
ocratic national chairman and fer
mer postmaster general. said Nix.
on has act made complete dis
closure Of bis finances and should
Be asked 10 Do 50 b. the ratson's
newspapers. II doaS tAink he caa
sci away With I" Farley said il
New York ever q radio uetwuvk.
Ard speaking Of ftnznees. nenn-
cratic Nstionsl chnirman SsepAea
A. Mssehegl aasa ia Washan9aoa sAat
the Democrats biggest rsphaeza II
usensy. rhe Republicans seesn -
have a. they ean tzzs3 says Ia
spent We anaa.* Ne sd "a 8
speeeh prepared EaE sAx Material
Press Cub.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

Gov. Adlai Stevenson, taking off
on the first leg Of five.day. seven.
state campaign swing. today ac-
cused Gen. Dwight d, Eisenhower
Of giving comfort to Russia By
labelling American prosperity a
war prosperity.
The Democratic presidential can
didate teed off on Eisenhower, his
Republican opponent, as the gen
eral moved through the Pacific
Northwest engaged In a Iong.range
verbal duel with President Tru-
man over public power.
when the general speaks Of our
prosperity as being war.horn, who
can gain comfort except the
Soviets. who shout TO the world
that We have undertaken our de-
Tense program. not 70 insure peace,
but to prevent depression at home
hy waging war abroad" Stevenson
said in a speech prepared for dc.
livery al Saginaw, Mich.
we expect this kind Of talk
from irresponSibleS and isolation.
lists. but not from q man who was
formerly looked upon as an under.
standing leader In world affairs
Eisenhower said n Philadelphia
Sept. Z that Americas prosperity
lis = war prosperity" that. Ne
said. vas 'shaekied 10 war and
the prospect al war
Not 50. said Stevenson today IN
stead. he said our high standard
at liSing has been maintained since
the Korean outbreak. not because
Of the defense program but ia spite
az ID
The governor planned a ma 5or
speech Of Detroit tonight On Com.
mUniSm.
With election iAy exactly four
weeks away. tuesday. Nox. 4.-all
candidates and their masor Aap.
porteTS we're "a the move SEQ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
BY HAL BOYLE


NEW YORK RI--Wilbur Feeble,
Americas average citizen, thought
it was the break of a lifetime
when an old friend gave him two
tickets to the World Series.
He wasn't so sure, however, when
his wife said she wouldn't let him
90 to the big city without her.
Wilbur knew that Trellis Macs
knowledge of baseball consisted of
a dim conviction that a batter
was something you stirred up in a
kitchen.
"I'll take you on one condition
that you don't bother me with
single question during the entire
game he said.
She agreed. But the day Of the
game Trellis Mae insisted he leave
the hotel and accompany her on
q shopping tour. They missed lunch
and got to the ball park in the
third inning.
They oughtn't to allow women"
fumed Wilbur, as they sat down
In their seats in the upper stand
near the right field foul pole.
Trellis Mae turned her back on
him and confided to, beefy, red
nosed Dodger fan next to her:
my husband won't let me talk to
him. VIII you tell me what Is the
real object Of this gamer"
"Well, it's--it's to get the most
runs" said the fan.
'What are they standing there
for then? Why don't they all start
running?"
AS the fans jaw dropped, Trel.
lis Mae said, when do they take
their naps?"
"Naps?"
.efsn't that what those cute little
white pillows are for?" she asked,
pointing at the base bags. Next
She wanted to know II It wouldn't
dress up the game If they used
lady umpires, then she scrubbed
q postcard saying, Scenery won
derful Wish you we're here" and
demanded, where's the mail
box?"
The red nose Of her neighbor
turned a notified blue.
Bored. Trellis Mae started watch
ing the metal foul pole as it swased
back and forth in the wind. Soon
she felt nauseated.
wilbur, I'm seasick," she said.
"But nobody ever got seaslck
at q baseball game. It's impos-
sible.s
well. am. II must be because
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
The
WEATHEEMAN
Says

Kew West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with showers or thundershowers
today and tonight, clearing by
Wednesday. Not quite so warm,
Gentle to moderate variable
winds becoming moderate to
fresh Wednesday.
Florida: Occasional showers
this afternoon except in the
Tallahassee area. Mostly cloudy
tonight with showers in central
and south portions. Colder in
north and central portions. We'd
nesday, partly cloudy and slight
ly cooler with showers in south
and east-central portions.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Light to moderate
variable winds, shifting to fresh
northeasterly over north and CEN
trail portions tonight and Wed
nesday. Overcast weather with
occasional rain.
East Gulf: Fresh north to
northeast winds in north portion
and moderate. shifting winds be-
coming northeasterly in south
portion. Weather overcast thru
Wednesday with showers in
south and central portions.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate, mostly east and south
east winds. Weather mostly over
cast through Wednesday with
scattered showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

was a member Of the Florida State
Medical Society as well as the
Illinois Medical Society, and was
an able practitioner in his field.
He retired from active practice in
1916 and moved from Key West to
TT. Lauderdale with his wife.
DR.. Garfield was graduate of
the University of Minnesota and
Minnesota State Teachers College.
He completed his medical training
at the University of Minnesota
medical college, and took post
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
CsTDR. BYRNS

Continued fscsn Page Onel
Hasinn launches Is campaign Tor
Presidential n0mlnee Ada sierra
son tonaFTuw might At . mesglng
u tie Courthouse. Chalgman q TIE
SseYeneon COMMITTEES Geraad Saun
dsrx ssh w0Fk 18th colleAGass 10
nap 0us a yote EgtfznK campaign.
The EasenhaNex supsNaterx. RexaFd-
iax 70 Hyrns 10 sos plsn any eosn.
mss;ee.
Il WI hzxs quietly e. b ne
pals ard vese 80 Kim sac ~
csAes aex1eF he preseTFe9 n re-
mala 1no1yueSs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
DEATH
nR. HARRY cANFlELp

DR.. Harry E. Garfield. rs, died
Tuesday in the Coral Gables, Fla.
hospital following a months illness.
DR.. Garfield was a veteran of the
Spanish-American War and World
War l.
An eye, ear, nose and throat
physician, DR.. Garfield practiced in
Key West from 1943 to 1916. He
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

graduate work at Manhattan Eye,
Ear, Nose, and Throat hospital in
New York and Tulane University,
New Orleans.
DR.. Garfield resided in Rockford,
Illinois for q years before moving
to Key West. There he founded the
Garfield Clinic.
Surviving are his widow; twin
sons, DR.. Bruce H. Garfield and DR..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
CO.INVENTOR
OF AQUALUNC
DESCRIBES TRIP
UNDER RED SEA
By SUSAN McAvoY

"The best way to observe fish is
to become fish. And the best way
to e-come a fish or reasonable
fac mile thereof is to don an
u .erwater breathing device called
= Aqualung."
This is the lead of the IL page
article with so pictures in the octo-
Der National Geographic Magazine
by the co-inventor of the Appalling,
Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau.
C0nsteau who has been an under
water man for years experimental
until be found way to devise a
self-contained breathing apparatus.
Emile Gagnan, also of France de-
signed the lung" which is now in
use by the Navy, by civilian sport
'spearfisherman, and by underwater
photographers.
Though it permits a diver to
breath in depths as great as 300
feet, it's optimum operating level
is no lower than 21O, Couteau says
in the article. To 60 farther ex-
poses diver mot merely to in
creased pressure { with its subse-
quent problems of decomposition
on the way up) but to a phe-
nomenon known as ''the rapture
of the depths"
The latter is form of intoxica-
ton which begins with mild elation
and grows to ectasy. Below $50
feet the Aqualunger may pass out,
lose his mouthpiece and drown, :"
says Costeau.
The chief feature Of the Al page
lead article, however, is not the
Aqualung which is in common
usage among spearfisherman from
Key West to Cassis, France, but
the magnificent underwater color
photography, taken chiefly in the
Red Sea.
Not satisfied with underwater
pictures near the surface where the
sun provides ample light, CouSteau
and his colleagues determined to
take pictures in $50 feet and lower
depths where there is little light.
He wanted to capture the brilliant
colors of sea life.
Housing the camera In safety
was one problem. "0ur principal
problem, of course, was always one
Of light. The most powerful flash
bulbs we could obtain gave an L.
Illumination of some 5000, 900 lumens
about 1000 candle power" Cous-
teau writes.
when we took our underwater
photographs on the Calypso ex-
petition, we usually employed four
Appalling divers one to man the
camera. two to carry the lights,
and one to act as subject"
CoIsteau said that he would ex-
plode the "slow peak" bulbs and
trip the camera.
"The darkness" he said "would
flower for a long instant into blind
ing light, a light that had never
dwelt on this particular cross Sec
ton Of marine life since the seas
we're formed; then all would be
gray and shadowy once more. We
would blink our eyes, mutter I
think the color was there, all right
and return to our world above"
Capt. Cosuteau viii publish
book 1.-THE Silent World" next Feb
ruary. Co-author is Frederic Du-
mas who accompanied Consteau
and the other divers on the Red
Sea expedition.
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CITY FATHERS ASK
fcnntinued From Page onel

CONTINUED From Page One)
sailors from the same ship. they
hesitated before making an ar
rest. since they did not want to
get their friends in trouble"
Action Deferred
Action on a "quit-claim" deed
for the city-owned land adjoin-
ing the Poinciana Elementary
school ran into a snag, when the
commission voted to defer action,
pending an investigation into the
terms of the deal by city man
ager Dave King.
Earlier the commission had
agreed to grant the land to the
Monroe County School board for
use as recreation area, but last
night they were agreed that they
should get something in return,
since in the future, they WIN
have to provide a park for the
residents of Poinciana and the
land near the school is the last
remaining city property in that
area.
Bottom Land
Attorney julius Stone appear.
cd before the commission last
night. asking their approval Tor
the purchase of Approximately
one acre of bottom land near his
home at the foot of Whitehead
street. Stone said that he wanted
the water-filled land for his own
protection and that he did not
intend to build on it.
Earlier the commission had
protested the sale Of the land and
last night they agreed to with
draw their protest to the Internal
Improvement Commission, paw
ing the way for Stones purchase
of the land from the State OF
Florida.
Tax Protest
A letter from L. P. Artman,
Jr., publisher of the Florida Keys
Star, to the commissioners, was
read before the group, protesting
what he termed an unfair tax
assessment. The City Fathers
moved to ask City Tax Assessor
Sam Pinder to be present at the
next meeting Of the commission
to investigate the alleged mis-
taken assessment.
Sewer Financing
City Manager King, in a report
on his conferences with the
Regional office Of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency in
Atlanta regarding the financing
of Key Vests sewer system i'm
provements, said that he expects
action within three or four
weeks" on the financing. The
government is expecting to kick
in with $l,I00,000 while the city
will contribute s850,ooo for the
much needed work on the sewer
system.
Monument
Commissioner Eisner moved
that the City Manager set aside
a sum of money for contribution
to the Gold Star Mothers fund
for the construction of a monu-
ment to Key Vests war dead in
Bayview Park. The resolution
was adopted unanimously.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07
National Geographic Shows
Underwater Pictures Taken
By Flash Bulb At $50 Feet
Legion Meets
Tomorrow Night

Final plans for the observance Of
the 1852 Armistice celebration will
be made at the regular meeting Of
Arthur Sawyer Post % on We'd
nesday evening, at 8 o'clock at the
Legion Home, Adjutant Bethel P.
johnson stated today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

Burt ]. Garfield, both of Rockford,
H., and five grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held in
Rockford. and burial viii be in the
Wildwood Burial park there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

Halfback lille Cline of the De-
troit Lions in the National Foot
ball League has a strange hobby.
He makes bullets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-07

Relative Humidity AZ 500 AN
96es
Baxorater lSea Levell 500 AN.
1921 ins.-i0i2.e mbs.
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Weather Summary for the
Tropical Regions:

Tropical Regions:
There is evidence OF a strong
wave or storm near latitude IS
NJ, and 81 w. This is about 700
miles east Of the Lesser Antilles.
Otherwise conditions remain nor
NAL over the rest Of the tropical
area.
Observations taken al City office
$500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla, Oct. 7, 1852
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Temperatures
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aiss 80 issns n I'll - ssaiss and wsan6 ks verdi
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sssstans bell eive wbds vnruy o. ssds
sakeea stsne highway expian sep0ssx rtsisss .
qnoss the i0wsa ~ ~ travel fares HES ths o1y Yut
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Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13

Reeve pointed out that Alaska fishermen in that area had only a 20 day season and recorded one of the poorest catches in history.
 Reeve said he obtained his information from the State Departments annual from its fisheries attache in Tokyo. The Japanese are allowed North Pacific fishing privileges under the peace treaty signed earlier this year.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
Japanese lu Aleu- tians Again
Special to MIRROR

Anchorage The invasion of Alaska fishing waters by huge Japanese fish factories was reported recently by Re- publican Candidate for Dele gate Bob Reeve.
 He said he had information that three different Jap fleets caught more than 2,000, 900 salmon. Reeve said that during the period between May 10 and July 3, the Jap fleet fished Tn area 177 degrees east longi- tude which is between Atka and Attu Islands in the Aleut- ians.