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Evening star., 1952-02-15
PORTLAND BUILDING
1923 VERMONT AVE. NV.

NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
After nodernization with duorescenl
hshts. Venetian blinds. asphalt TILE
Two rooms ana reception
room suite -- $IO6-Sl2O
Three rooms and reception
Spacious rooms, large windows. See
~: 4uit. buildins naanaser. Room
Mark Winkler Management
RI. 620l 1117 sVcrmont Ave. NV.
.,
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HYATTSVILLE

dYA1 ISVlLLE
New 2-story building on main street
with spprox. 1900 Sd. tt. on each
floor. Can be rented separately or in
for most any kind Of business. own
er Will sell or lease to good tenant.
Second floor Is ideal for Offices, draft
ing boards, salesroom and other
uses. Can Mr.. Ransom ct ST. 720G
with JAMES l. DLxON b CO.; ewes.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

'dANNON q LUCHS co
1905 II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTy-sALE
COLD-STORAGE PLANT
AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE

block bldg, 5 yrs. old, consisting Of
approx. 1000 50. Il. New $50, !
600 slaughtering plant for hogs and
cattle, chicken dress rnn., cold stor. !.
rm.. 60x32; !quick-freeze rm., cut
lockers. Rent $i7 each Zach 'a per vi. ".
space for 800 more. 46x72 store.
Has high pressure steam boiler and
cooking equip. basement has lge.
rms. for caring hams. Equip. alone
costs $4,000. On 6a-acre lot.
$4,000. For full details and hppt.
to inspect phone Mr.. Bell, MI. 2399
FREDERICK W. BERENS. Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

Midwest RED coVERED; western
SRsS ffsisSn sTRour TeE kEasry!A isafE AAlhEp 4q1P
WoodTssd BLDG. Washington. Ster-
SCI .5O0.-2lO-ACRE stock farm. 1S5
acres level land. frontage ON Mo-
nocacy River: Groom house. bank
ans saSinss sone SSalenss Worth K pTss sHSa
22S-Acre dairy or stock farm. beautt-
full 10-room stone house over 200.
years old with original charm, over
looking beautiful Monacacy valley.
S9-ft; barn. ,12-cow milking. .parlor,
ings IN 5000 cond. Mils hisSWsy
The Perfect 'Rarm-s-reom modern
farm house. 2 fireplacea. 28-stan-
ehion barn. corn crib, chicken
eiSasd aiSasss Al Also farm 4snssS nnsSshinssy y.Dlsd In
AyrsSire cattle: eompiese niis dsiIl IiaseOsso oGso
SELL. Cali Mr. Linthicum. Pooles-
schAp&aRl! st5ls Ell, ,setS.ssa., S,:s HOWARD nay R.
400 ACRE FARM ESTATE-IO5 mi.
p. G. In Blue Ridge foothills. mr..
isos @ q 2 hsnd-mads sm 6ricf. aeuss' bsths. oS,.s
nnrspi. every rn: drawing I'm. 50'x
10 acres landscaping. 40 acres peach
orchard, so acres pasture, remain.
der woodland: ideal gentleman's es.
tate. school. or sanitartum: S100. 600,
convenient terms.
72-ACRE ESTATE Just east Of Char
lottesyiile. We; with good income
yielding several thousand dollars
annually: 1O-rm. brick house: Arm.
guesthouse; excellent location for
tourist home, tenant house, barn
and other outbldgs.; land In excel,
condition for farming. About 40
subdiyision site. $4,000, terms.
OTHER FARMS nearer washington,
various sizes and prices. Call MIS-.
Iaschal cHAS; r. HooFF. INC.
Evening star., 1952-02-15
STORES F0R RENT (cout. !

WILSON nLyD.-Arlinston store
storsS. cah AiBRRr Il ueoiaiEN; III
1900 5th 81. NV. Desirable cor
cation. PLANT & ooRpoN, NC,
1874 Park I'd. NV. CO. 0S37. LID
downtown. parting space and heat
incl. Rent, Sll0. Ma. 9743. 20
s0x120: modern front. loading plat
form In REAR near Acme and Safe
way. Brokers invited. Owner. MA.
657S, or EM: 555S ewes. and Sun. :
1854 O. ST. N.W-Ideal for bakery
SE 6sTnsE Hp. sHoHn, HHhSSN sss Rental sss S5S mo
M \ NE. IN MakRGT. choice loc. suitabi. S
for wholesale grocery. meat. etc
Rent. $3.50. Box 46-H, Star. LII
GROCERY STORE, equipped. 7O0 o,
St. NV: Call GE. 2s91 or apply at
s1TsooRE.i : issHss So1sS: . Iarse. front win.
dows; compi. equip. for grocery;
good for any business. Comm. sec
Sc. Reas. rent. Ii. A-0543. 8 to
U,lu
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

4-STORY BUILDING. with IL ofaces,
basement and storage room: can be
with some remodeiing; building nov nov
occupied; can have possession within
30 days. CAN MR. WAGNER, 9:3O
70 III a.ms for appointment to see
SILVER SPRING = One blk. from
z rooms. full bsmt.. full attic; will
remodel 905 Bonifant st. ST. b54S;
ewes: 10: 5-S755.
8426 GA. AvE.-Approx. 1900 su. It,
Front lower level. Fine for barber,
beauty shop, light mfg, etc. $1T5
c.s ~ FiREPRooiFs 4 si iB1i1ffLLDrNG-aeood
location for contractor: 20x5O. 12-
It. ceiling; plenty parking. WASH
ington-Lee shopping center. OK.
2277, IA. S.7O40. IL
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se5-acre srazing farm and apple = or.
chard on paved highway. A sure
eropper. a comfortable Yesidence
Of 2 rooms; barn and outbuildines:
tenant houses. A S., 900 water
$3.50 app. rgl otSSafd trees in s9S sSs,D DI
Statistics ss to former crops, etc.
available. This Is o money-makeY
for the right purchaser. Terms to
QUICK sale in next 90 days. owner
Msnthorissd Mt isT. Drsse q a.SSat2 SSat2.o0o: 300 Gan
$3.50. for appt. TO inspect. BOSS
d PHELPS, INC. l417 K 1t. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALEvA.

Directions: Out Lee blvd. past Glebe
1 rd. to. 1st new community on left
beyond Arlington Forest.
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STORE VALUES

1000 Eye ct. n.w.-14x60; incl. heat
and hot water, full bsrnt.. Sl7S mo,
l245 22nd st. n.E;.=store and Arm
25 II st. n.w.-Lge. store, hot water
heat furnished, $3.50 mo.
1908 Eye ct. n.w.-Lafae store a
excellent retail nelghborhood. Lava
tory, including heat and hot water
$176 mo.
9TH and Eye Sta. n.v.-Corner store,
15x60, $40 mo.
18th and Columhis rd.-2nd floor
once or store, plus apartment, $125.
Silver SprinE-SmaIi store, incl. heat,
hot water. gas and electricity. $55
mo.
45 II st. n.e.-Lge. store and ant,
hot-water heat, $175 mo.
Evening star., 1952-02-15

INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REkT
10000 SO. Fl. Of ground centrally
socatea; pvt. r.r. aiding and Office.
LOT 80 By 30, centrally located
furnished. 500 month. 10. 2-4697
and 10. 2-2222. is
Evening star., 1952-02-15

CORN BELT OF THE EAST
Maryland Eastern Shore, 4l2 eeres.
goo tillable. for $50, 600; Substantial
farm house; barn, Q silos and other
outbidgs. !peed repairsl; here is q
real buy fcr . livestock and grain
cTEPiESPPEs couNT1 csots6is8x mSls w., 'anes Is or
40 brood COW farm In Q good clay
soil. wen watered by spring fed
streams, affording good pond sites;
substantial farm house with elec.:
outbuildings poor; 60 miles to WASH
S1a insten pao by good road; 1So acres.
Call Mr. fIogue. DE. 4ioi. once
hours: or WA. 6947. evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1903 10th st. Realtor DE. 4lO1
ssS.AcRE FARM. manor and chester
house; new bath. ,elec. and phone.
Sonss SSoTm; l1os house: nd Tatsr sa,. slec 4ssrm,
ass @assnssoa sss tsps daily Ss Sss sc
barn calf barn barn ana sp hay Sstn: psrrscf: Sal.
% acres alfalfa; several streams.
lots Of good fence: fronting on
hard road, 25 mi. D. c. S1o0 per
1os.aere dairy farm. s-rm. house.
barn and silo. bank barn and siio.
new hen house, implement shed, pvt.
driveway, q streams; M-mi. Oh
5A acres. b-rn, iiyable house. wen
burg: 20 mi. R .. G. ss.boo.' o'A'ks-
220 acre. stock or dairy farm. 3.
rm. house, bath and eiec., g tenant
houses, 45x90 barn, 30-cow stan.
chton,. ships Baltimore milk market:
silo, implement shed, corn house.
etc. 20 acres timber. so acres fer
tile meadow; 4O-ft. stream, balance
grass and crop. Some Of the best
land bet. Henderson Corner and Ur-
bana on Route $40; 50 NIL D. e.
$42 900. Call CHARLES n. JAMIs
son. Broker. Poolesville 1863.
NINETY FIVE ACRES, al clear farm
land upper MONTGOMERY County;
excel. for grazine; modern house, ID
yrs. old; barn. outbuildings; tenanf'a
really productive farm for beef. etc.
Located approx "a miles from center
Of Wash; Price. $24, $50. Appt, IL
snow. ask for Mr.. HARRINGTON.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
Fruchthend|er Reflected
Community Council Head

Jacob Fruchhendr reelected president of the COnmu
nifty Council at meeting the Council Sidney
Gberg will vicepesden with Stanley Hatcher
president secretary
he David
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

Chosen to serve on the eXecu-
tive board were Robert Brickman,
Arthur Goldbaum, Sam r. Kauf-
man, Mrs. William LeBoff, Will
liam Levin, Mrs. Jack Nevins,
Paul Present, Morris Shanhouse.
Installation Nov. 20
Installation of newly-elected of
ficers and executive board will be
held Nov. 20 and open to the com
munity. Terms of office will run
through Sept. 1853.
Committee chalrmen appointed
by Fruchthendler are: social ser
vice, Saul Greenman; Center,
Morris Kleinerman, Myron ia
cobs, vice-chairman; publications,
]. E. Zevin; ALLEGATIONS, Elmer
Present, Aaron Levy, vice-chair-
man; community relations, M. j.
Brown, William Gordon, vice
chairman (until Jan. 1, 1859 /;
constitution, Goldbaum; you h
liaison, Shanhouse; office man
agement and budget, Kramer.
Center Committee
CJA chairmen will be announ-
ced later
Center committee appoi n t.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07
New Members

Traditional welcome to new
members will be held Nov. Z at
Temple Emanuel sabbath ser
vice. Rabbi Bilgray will devote
portion of the service to new
members and some of the Temple
leaders will participate. Board of
directors and their wives will be
hosts at the Oneg Shabbat after
the service. On the committee
are Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nevins,
Harry Gilberg.
The Arizona post., 1952-11-07

mentS for the coming year were
also announced by Kleinerman,
chairman, and Jacobs, vice-chair-
man.
They are: Meyer Agron, Brown,
Mrs. Rose Cole, Mrs. Giffords,
Leon Franklin, w. Gordon, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, Sol
Kamin, Paul KatZ, Jack Klensin,
Mrs. LeBoff, Mrs. Aaron Levy,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Levin, Ma
than Perlman, Paul Present, Leo
Rich, Lowell Rothschild, M. B.
Silberman, Shanhouse, Abe ST.
mon, Mrs. Ben Sonnenblick, Sid
ney Sonkin, Mrs. Evelyn Weiner,
Zevin.
First meeting of the committee
took place Nov. 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
Southern Coaches
Thirtieth Meet
Set For Atlanta

The ihiiteth annual meeting
Of the Southern Coaches and Of
iicials Association viii be held
Sept Sc at Atlanta. Ga. accord
lue to schedule Is announced by
p. T Harvey. >ecletsry-treas-
lrer.
The Quarterb ok Club of At
lanfa wll be host to the visiting
coachCs from the seventeen men,
bers Of The conference. namely
Alabama A and VI College. Ala
Doma State College. Allen Uni
vel sity Benedict College, Beth
Une-Cookman College. Clark Col
lcee. Fisk University Florida A.
and M College. Fort Valley State
College. Knoxville College. Lane
College. Lemovne College More
house College Morris Brown Col
lege. South arolina A and NJ.
College Tuskegee institute and
KAY Il University.
Also present viii be working
officials for assignment TO the
more than eighty intercollegiate
games in which conference mem
bcrs will be participating during
he 1852 season
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for all the visitors TO be
lodged II the beautiful new mod
ern $4,000 600 Waluhaie apart
mentS 239 West Lake. N w
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
Scouts Set
Swim, Meet
July 30

" nner> IL n.ne Di>tiN' s" ny
~ ~ mcers held dun 9 .ceen'
weeks il various pools Though
ont the Council area SAL com
tSte n a Ceuuol.>pon~oled Aau-
attic Carnival ~ Patton P''l.
Wooincrc Pax W,duc Gay exc
n.nc July so
Several Troops from this area
have semi finalisis who w'li
compete in one or more OF me
ten events scheduled on The
program
Three events are for fun only.
Counting no ,pec.al tlaining OF
xii, Thus. Scouts and ENpl'r,
ers of waving ranks ages. ana
sw mining ability ae eligible.
skill events include free style
rslavs breast stroke and back
stroke races. also a trousers emer-
eencv float demonstrating how
persons clothing can De useu
"a stav above water.
Awads viii be given to me
winners of first. second, and thiro
,,laces in an 10 events of the
Aquatic Carnival The puohc IS
cordially invited There are nc
admission fees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
brdio HurIer Inks Giant
bntroct-Sent To Sunburv

AHAssEE- John I'M. 20 .
Of the top hurlers IN
4 while toiling Tor > me
a and M College h''-
ins the baseball seasons ~
3, is now a member ,s .,
Ibury, Pa, club o. me
| Tri-State league
hub is a member OF The
|ork Giant farm system,
(l.year old right h'noer
while droppine only ''u'
| for the RattlerS.
\ whitfield 2ll baiiers a.
|os hits and sued 20
"A breakdown 81 ms rec
Tvs that he won seven,
4 in 1850, won tx and
/ two in 1851 ana fin
he 50 campaign win a
4, . coreagl' 1NlVS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

hoy CamPanella. last years
M'P in The senior loop. is Out
Tor len days with a fractured
iinser. Two successive years in
Inc neat Of battle. Campy was
sideiined. probably long enough
10 allow The club 10 lose the
winning spark. They lost
The pennani both times.
Campanella Out
J tle Robinson. currently in
ne uan.rg for Mp second
liM' missed Monday game be-
ealsc ( illness OF h. wife, who
Na> Iepniloalv a cslous con-
i'io0
Ai'hca Gibson 40 ii ,anking
'ior n 'ke Cniteo S's'c- IS par
Nc.petns ~ the FIRST nterna-
I'oAal tennis champ.onshp> Five
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
th Carolina Cage
eh to Hampton

Upton, Va Joan 3 Me
b. former head basketball
La North Caro- College,
d, \ G w. named to
me position - Hampton
eek.
succeeds Herman Nelson.
will devote more time 10
Jefferson in coaching the
All team. and give remain
Fcf his time 10 physical
piion department. OF which
chairman.
tendon won eieh, han'pion-
|and three runnei up titles
years a the soa'hein col
|Ihe Pirates are sttessing
lball more and more in the
|SIAC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

standing baseball prospect
Robert Coles. promising pitch
er and terrific hitter. became
the first Negro in Is years 10
win the coveted honor which
includes a free Western ex-
cursion with one Of the three
New York. major league teams.
Like Danny Lynx. last year S
winner, Coles chose the b ook-
Ign Dodgers and VIII make the
swing through the west WITH
them. Lynx. finally was gwen )
$4,000 contract with the Dods-
ers. Maybe Coles viii be sS for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

Americans de entered and the
games are heiI AZ the Bermuda
Tennis Stadium courts.
Hairs,on Winner
Eugene Hanson. recently e.
TUNED from Elcooe. scored s.x
round TKO JVer n. Kileore
Monday night Jersey Joe
Walcott stated Monday that he
VIII fight the winner of the KID
Matthews-Rockv Ma ciano July
18th tussle Sam Jethroe -
Boston Brave, 'tine .272. Ntn
Al runs scored 30 hits and 3
home runs dong al tight IN bis
bird year
SAM JONES. ookie Cleveland
hurler, loss in.sd game Of season
Monday as Ina ,us went dow d
1914 He has Won .wo. Nelson
Fox, Chicago Nhte Soxs first
major Lacquer . notch 100 hits
this season, W.efen SPAIN fnst
to strike out l0D gators this year
National Leagua)
Although Preacher Roe Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers has won sew
en- straight. he has not finished
more than four games. Joe
Black. also of Oodger staff and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

'unaic
lte been . Dodge an iot he
last ilve wears, and Don New
combe is my favofitc Dodger
the pound 8 FOO two stsf
declared upon being voted New
Yoin most outstanding baseball
81 o,pcct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
SPORTS SPEAKING
BY MACE WENTWORTH

49,, ne Dfe.senS Brooklyn Dodgers although riding
'op ne National league by FIVE and one az games as Of
IN writing could encounter serious troube-if additional
lnlunes plague Tire team
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

their ace relief hurler. has 81
record.
American Olympic team nav
win more medals than IN 1913,
reason-RuSSlans are competing,
on the Open Stage (Americanl e
determined 10 prove superior 10
the Iron Curtain (RuSSia)
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE
IN THIS NEWSPAPER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
18-Year-OId Diamond Star
Named Top New York Player

al "a q week a. ~ i8 ger-old !
.W4> huscr 'N, - roS' oti-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

An ambition come ilue Wo> tilil
New York High school gisdlsate "4s
standing baseball pfOsDect
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Steel and Coal Pool Is Put Into Effect

when the cables snapped yester-
day. Mr.. Bushey gave up.
Operations August 10 in temporary
quarters in Luxembourg City.
The joint assembly, or legislative
branch. will begin work September
10 at Strasbourg. France. in the
chambers of the council of Eu-
ropes consultative assembly.
In their hours of sometimes
bitter wrangling, the ministers
temporarily shelved French and
italian proposals to European
ize" the -Saar Valley as a perma-
nent home for the plan and use
Strasbourg as provisional cap
ital until the Saar could be inter-
nationalized.
This was put aside after France
and Germany agreed to direct
talks on the Saar's status, long
an issue between the two neigh
bors.
The six ministers agreed on
Evening star., 1952-07-25

persons to fill the high authority.
executive arm of the plan. and
the court to settle disputes. but
withheld official announcements
for the time being. Some accept
'ances still are being awaited.
Unofficial reports said Jean
Monnet, the chief French nego-
tiator in drafting the 50-yeal
treaty which will eventually create
a wide free trade area in steel and
coal among the six partners,
would be the chairman of the
executive.
The executive groups first task
will be to open negotiations with
the member governments-France
Belgium, Luxembourg, the Meth
erlands. Italy and West Germany
leading to establishment within
eight months of a common market
for steel and coal.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Gen. BoIte 10 Command
7th Army in Europe

1t. Gen. Charles M. Bolte will
become commander of the 7tt
Army in Europe August S, the
Army announced today.
Gen. Bolte, now deputy CHIEF
of staff. will succeed 1t. Gen
Manton S. Eddy. whose new as
'ignment will be announced later
Maj. Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Until recently commander of the
7th Infantry Division in Korea,
will succeed Gen. Bolte.
In another change. the Army
'aid 1t. Gen. Williston B. Palmer,
now commander of the 10th Corps
in Korea, would succeed 1t. Gen.
Thomas D. Larkin as assistant
chief Of staff for logistics. Gen
Larkin will retire December 81
after more than 40 years service.
Evening star., 1952-07-25
Army Engineers Take
Over Job Of Clearing
Tanker From Canal
Special Dispoieh 10 The Sior

SUMMIT BRIDGE, Del. July
25.-Army engineers today took
over the task of clearing the
sunken tanker F. L. Hayes out OF
the Chesapeake g. Delaware Canal
Ira S. Bushey, the tankers
owner. had been trying since July
IL to save his 81 million invest
ment. But his efforts failed yes
terday when sling cables snapped
after the tanker had been raised
partly out of the channel.
The tanker has been resting at
the bottom of the canal-a vital
shipping link between the Chesa-
peake Bay and the Delaware River
since June IA. Shortly after
midnight on that date she COL
lided with another craft, the Bar
Evening star., 1952-07-25
u. S. Ace Reports
New Super-MIG
In Korea Action
BY the Associated Press

The Communists have super
MIG in action over Korea, Amer
ica's top ace says.
Col. Francis S. Gabreski. who
returned recently from Korea.
said United Nations pilots have
encountered an improved version
of Russia's standard jet fighter.
Its not an entirely new design,
and the difference isn't apparent
to the eye-but you can tell when
you come across one" Col. Ga
breski said in an interview in Air
Force Magazine.
1T has better performance.
seems sturdier and more maneu-
verable, holds together better.
And it has a better rate Of
climb than the original MIG. It
probably has more powerful en-
CINE"
Evening star., 1952-07-25

bara Elite. burned and sank.
Mr.. Bushey hired a salvage firm
to get her out. The firm with
draw after workers refused to go
near the vessel, which was loaded
with high-octane gasoline.
Mr.. Bushey took on the task
himself. The Army set dead
line of last Sunday, then extended
it to today because salvage opera
tions were progressing well. But
Evening star., 1952-07-25
BY the Asseeiassd Press

PARIS, July 25.-The six Schu-
mann Plan Foreign Ministers
today put Western Europe's steel
coal pool into effect but failed to
agree on a capital for their un-
precedented experiment in eco
inomic unity.
Sitting almost continuously
from 9 am. yesterday to S am
today, the ministers agreed that
some of the six-nation economic
unions institutions will start
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
Found Dead

AB0RFIELD, Eng. tks - rive
year.old Linda Bowyer, who van
isbed from home shortly after "A
insane stranger escaped from
nearby Broadmoor Asylum, was
found dead in Z clump Of woods
yesterday.
The escaped man, John Thomas
Straffen. was recaptured some IL
hours earlier as he walked III ihe
woods with another little Girl. 4
years old. She was unharmed.
He had scaled he asylum wan
and was free for lonly four hours
In the picturesque Berkshire coun-
tryside some 50 miles west a Lon
don.
Police sought today 10 learn 4
Stxaffen was linked with little Lin
dn's death. They did not announce
how she died but sent to Scotland
Yard for . patholoeist 10 examine
The body.
Straffen had been sent to Broad
moor last October after an s-min-
ute hesring In which he was found
mentally unfit for trial. He had
been charged with stransling I've
Iittle girls, one aged 9 ana he
Other 3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
Wilson Urges
More Cooperation

WASHINGTON a - Fwn,w
Defense Mobilizer Charles 4. NJ
son b quoted as saying he favoph
extension Of wage and price co..
trolls but thinks they should IS
better co-ordinated.
Sen. Sparkman Dalai tasd
rlewsmen that was one q ths
things Wilson said at ! closed
meeting Of the Banking COMMITTEES
which Is considering extension -
the controls law.
Wilson himself would not ssy
what be told the committee during
Z 25S-hour session Tuesday. He
had been summoned to ten the
group why he resigned Is defense
rlobilizer in . dispute over "a.
lninistration handling Of the steel
situation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
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Traffic Deaths
Show Decrease

CHICAGO R - Traffic deaths
In the Y. S. showed Z slight ID
crease in the first three months
81 .is52.
The National Safety Council said
Wednesday the toll for the fifxt
quarter Of this year was 1850, q
gain Of 2 per cent over the first
quarter Of last year.
The number Of lives lost In motor
vehicle accidents In March, 7,7oo,
was virtually the same a h
March Of 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
4sFE STAT1iTE

NOTICE is HEREBy GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring 70
engage in business under the ficfi-
tiosis name Of Arthur Murray
ranre studio, Sill Duvai Street.
Key West, Fla. intends 70 register
the said fictitious name with the
clerk of the Circuit Court q
Monroe County. Florida.
Dated April 30. 1852.
JOSEPH II RICCARDI
Owner.
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