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Govt Spending
May Balance
With Income
Committee On
Economics Says
Trimming Of
Budget Will Work
eY FRANK o.RRIEN

WASHINGTON LR-The Commit.
tee for Economic Development
Tuesday expressed belief govern.
ment spending can be brought in.
to balance with income in the
coming fiscal year without giving
up scheduled tax reductions.
This would mean trimming i
little over Ga billion dollars out OF
spending for the IL months starting
July ] as projected by former
President Truman.
The CED said taxes should not
be cut until economies to balance
the budget have been devised.
The CED is a national organiza.
ton of businessmen and economists
formed after World War II to study
the economy and government eco.
nomic policies, and to make rec
concentrations.
Tuesdays report on tax policy,
made public by Frazar B. Wilde.
chairman of CED's Research and
Policy Committee, who IS president
Of Connecticut General Life Insur-
ance Company Of HEREFORD, Conn. I;
and J. Cameron Thomson, chair.
man Of CED's tax subcommittee,
who is president Of Northwest Ban
corporation, Minneapolis.
The report discussed a balanced
budget only in terms of baIancinR
the nations cash budget" This
measures only actual income and
outgo Of government funds, leay-
Ing out Of account government col.
lections for social security and
other trusts.
Humans budget for fiscal 1854
predicted q deficit Of 50, 900, 600, 900.
On cash basis, however, Truman
predicted a deficit Of IS, 500, 900, 900.
The CED recommended that tie
government give official recogni-
ton to the fact that it is the cash
budget that should be balanced, y
because 1t "gives a better indica-
ton Of the inflationary or della
tionary effect Of federal finances. y
The CED report said:
Federal expenditures can and
should be cut enough to balance
the cash budget and permit tax
reduction, but taxes should not be
cut until it is clear the necessary
economies win be achieved.
I'VE regard tax expirations and
reductions provided for in the Rev.
enue Act Of 1851 as practical al.
though incomplete approach to
much-needed reform Of the whole
tax system
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
Taft Predicts Eisenhower
Will Run Again In 1856
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON "a - Sen. Taft
(R-ohio) predicted today that
President Eisenhower win run
again in 1856 and be reelected.
Persistent, although unverified,
reports have circulated in Wash.
ington that Eisenhower wants only
one term. He told news confer
ence Feb. Is he had probably
made as many facetious remarks
on the subject as his friends could
bear and wasn't ready for a ser.
ious declaration.
Taft, the Senate majority leader.
said in an interview he never had
heard any one-term suggestion
from the President or his init.
mates. Taft said that in any event
he firmly believes Eisenhower viii
be convinced he ought to seek a
second term when the time comes.
1T viii be inevitable that the
pressure win build up on him from
within the party" Taft said.
when the party has a man in
the White House the pressure
always builds up t. keep him
there.
"When the time comes, the Pres.
ident viii be .old that only by
running again can he prevent a
split in the party and make sure
VI its success at the polls"
Taft's comment came after he
had agreed, evidently somewhat
reluctantly, to the choice Of for
mer Rep. Leonard w. Hall of New
York as Republican national chair.
mana selection expected to be
ratified by the national committee
here Friday.
It Is an open secret among the
Ohio senator's intimates that Taft
would have preferred a chairman
less closely identified than Hall IS
with Gov. Thomas Z. Dewey of
New York, the 1914 and 1913 COP
presidential nominee.
Taft apparently based his accept.
ance on belief that Eisenhower
Is going to continpe to dominate
party policy for the next eight
years.
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America Asked
TOHelp Many
Red Refugees
Ey JOHN scALI

WASHINGTON n = West Ger.
man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
was reported today seeking special
American financial help in handling
floods of refugees from Commu-
nist.ruled East Germany.
This problem, with other tough
economic and trade issues, was up
for discussion today with Secretary
Of State Dulles, Foreign Aid Direc.
tor Stassen and other top American
officials.
Adenauer was reported hopeful
OF y. 5. financial backing for build.
ing big housing projects in West
Germany. mainly TO help absorb
refugees.
About $500 men, women and
children daily are slipping through
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so-Lssal Notices

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Investigates Reds

NASHTNETN R~Sen. MeCar.
say tR.Wisl asked Secretary Il
Stale Dulles yeSfeFdas h. name
psrs0ns Responsible Tor psAcinK
books BY cemmunist authurs Is
overseas likFafiss operated hy ne
Y ) gssssnHaeus u tAe s0ls war
eEsert
MeCafshys iavssti9AgsCAs sub.
COMMITTEES. iaveassaSiag the ever.
seaS libraries has heard tsstimany
taeT eeatals heekx ~ nsnxn snaa
re Cemmunssts.
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The
WEATEERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Clear to
partly cloudy and continued warm
today through Thursday. Gentle to
moderate variable winds.
Florida: Clear to partly cloudy
today and Thursday except for
isolated afternoon thundershowers
in extreme south portion. Continued
warm.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Gentle to occasionally
moderate variable winds today
becoming moderate southeasterly
Thursday. Clear TO partly cloudy
weather.
East Gulf: Gentle 10 moderate
winds, variable today. Thursday,
moderate southerly winds. Fair
weather.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate winds, southeast to south
over extreme north portion and
southeasterly elsewhere today and
Thursday. Fair weather.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
COVERING OPENING
OF BIDS

OF bids
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Public Instruction of
Monroe County, Florida, therein
after called the ssBoards5 for the
project hereinafter set forth at and
until 1880 P. NJ, Z. s. T.. April %.
1858 in the office of the County
superintendent, Court House, Key
West, Florida, at which place and
time, or as soon thereafter as the
Board can attend TO the same, the
said biLs win be publicly opened.
Thereupon the said bids will be
publicly read and tahuIated by a
designated COMMITTEES. the Board
win thereafter make the award OF
the contract based upon the result
OF the tabulation. as covered by app
pIleable laws and regulations. The
following is the project:
Administration Building for
Board of Public Instruction,
Monroe County, Key West,
Plans, specifications. bid forms,
form OF contract, instructions to
builders and all other bidding and
contract data, may be obtained
from the office of WIN. III. MER-
RIAM, A,T.A. Architect, 1929 Ma
laga Ave-, Coral Gables, Florida,
on and after April /, 1858.
A deposit of $500 win be re-
qutred, refundable ii said plans and
documents are returned In good or
der within 10 days after the award
or the contract. Only licensed gem
eral contractors are entitled to re-
ceiTe plans and specifications De-
posit checks shall be made out to
VIM. II. Merriam, Architect.
ANY Bidder not submitting a bid
or returning plans and specifica-
for and secured such documents
from the Architect, shall forfeit
the deposit made.
A General Contractor after obtain
ing plans and specifications from
the Architect, either as an indi-
yidual, a company. or a corpora
tion, shall not continue to bid on
this project with another General
Contractor, either as an individual,
a company. or a corporation. with
out first requesting permission in
writing of the Architect to do so.
and submitting 10 him all required
information pertinent to such a
combination, and receiving the
written approval Of the Archi.
tect.
All bids must be submitted on
forms prescribed by the Board and
accompanied by one eof the follow
ing: a certified check. cashiers
check, or bid bond. If bid bond
is submitted, II must be accompan-
led by a Power OF Attorney" for
the representative of the Bonding
Company. All certified checks,
cashiers checks, or bid bond shall
be made to the Board of Public
ida.
The certified check, Cashiers
check, or bid bond shall be In the
amount of 5 percentum fthe base
bid expressed in terms of money,
conditioned that IL awarded the
contract, the Bidder will, within
The time specified by the Board.
enter into contract in accordance
with the accepted bid, ia the form
prescribed by the Board, and give
Performance Bond satisfactory TO
the Attorney for the Board, equal
to 100 percentum of the contract
price.
The Board reserves the right 20
waive fnformaiities and to reject
any and all bids.
TUE BOARD OF PUBLIC M
SSTRUCTION OF MONROE
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
BY: HORACE o'RRYANT.
Secretary and superintendent.
aNrF Nj 3 faEN
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|. 50-Legal Notices

estate of Leila f. Perky, deceased.
Dated on this 18th day OF March.
T. CARLOS HENSLEE
b. L. WRITTEN
As Executors of the Estate of
Leila z. Perky. deceased.
PAUL Z. SAWYER
Attorney for Executors
marIS-25 ;apr1-S, 1858
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~ AAAAA NFAAANAAA w n VT 4 AAt4
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERH
No. 1866
JESSIE TAYLOR. SUMMON,
single woman.
Plaintiff
ALICE r. BUSH. ct al.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: ALICE r. BUSH;
]. p. SCRANTON and If mar
ried --- SCRANTON,
his wife;
WILLIAM q. BLANCHARD
and if married ------
BLANCHARD, his wife;
O. u. ROBINSON and il mar
ried -- ROBINSON,
his wife:
ALICE S. BUSH;
GEORGIASA BAKER,
LETTIE CAREY;
RECA PEAC0N;
ELIZA ESTELL ROBERTS:
all of whose addresses are TN
known. and all other unknown per-
sons claiming by, through, under
or against any of tbs above
named defendants. and all other
persons interested in the following
4NrAAA0CA Al ZIG
County of Monroe, State of Flori-
da, to-wit:
PARCEL NO. 1: Beginning at
the Northeast corner of the
Southeast quarter of tue SOUTH
west quarter OF Section 20,
Township so South, Range 40
East. thence South distance
of 7 chains. then West is
TX lTpfre tbEnaa
North chains, then East IS
chains and rs links 70 the
point OF beginning containing
IL acres more or less.
PARCEL NO. Q: Beginning al
the Southeast corner OF the
Southeast quarter of the south
west quarter OF Section ~,
Township so South. Range 30
and so links, then West is
chains and rs links, thence
South IL chains and so links,
thence East rs chains and IS
links to point of beginning
containing twenty-three and
one-half acres, more or less;
PARCEL. NO. 8: The North
half of the Southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter Of
Section %, Township so South,
Range 40 East, containing 20
acres. more or less;
PARCEL No. 4: Beginning at
the point, 20 chains and 30
links South of the Northwest
corner of Lot Of Section IS.
Tnwnship so South, Range 40
East. running East 70 the At
lantic Ocean, thence meander-
ing In Southeriy direction
along the shore line Of the Al
lantic Ocean 10 it's intersection
with the south line OF said Lot
2, thence West along the south
line of said Lot 2, 70 the West
line Of said Lot 2. thence North
along the West line OF said Lot
~ chains and is lin4ss to the
Point Of beginning together
with any riparian rights ap-
purtenart thereto containing
% acres. more o. less;
You and each Of you are notified
that a suit 20 quiet title OF tbs
above described property has been
filed against you, and yoa are
hereby required TO serve copy OF
vonr answer to the hii4 Of com
nlaint ON plaintiffs attorneys, and
die the original in the offlee Of
t.e clerk III the Circuit Court on
or before the 18th day OF April,
1858, in default of which this bill
81 complaint will be taken az con-
fessed by you.
DATED this nth day OF Mateh,
1853,
Clerk, Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
BY Kathleen Sottage
Deputy Clerk
And T0UBY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Saz Bfscayne Building
Miami. Florida
marlS-ss .apri s., 1885
c..La..:I.. - Tho l,;t;rn.,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I3-Sea
JAMES LOREN Midday,
Plaintiff,
~ DIVORCE
MARY ABBOTT N1DAY.
Defendant.
NOTICE NY PUBLICATION
TO: MARY ABBOTT NIDAf
els First Avenue
CsaliipoIts. Ohio
yOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve q copy
NJ vour Answer to the Complaint
Tor Divorce on the plaintiffs Attor'
nev. and TO file the original An.
swer In the office OF the Clerk 81
the Circuit Court on or before ne
fith day OF May. AID. 1858, IN the
shove entitled cause, otherwise the
allewations therein will be taken
= none ONE AND ORDERED It Key
vsst Monroe County. Florida, THIS
Tth day OF April. AID. 1925.
,gsai1 EARL r.. ADAMS
clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
Nv (sdl Florence +. sawyer
"a, ALLAN Il. cLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Plaintiff
e04 whitehead street
Key West. Florida
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IN TlHE CIRCUIT C0TRr or THE
sTxTERNTH JUDICIAL CIRGEBT
0F THE STATE or FLORIDA.
~ AND FOR MONROE cot NfNS
Chmneery Case No. 1s-sS3
JAMES wARfNG,
va DIVORCE
MARY HAWKINS wARISG,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: MARY HAWKINS wAfsiN9
sE44 East Valley street
SAasefe Wash tmgtUn
Y0ft ARE HEREBY ORDERED
ANn REQUIRED 10 serve = copy
az vear Answer "a vhe Complaint
for Divorce ga the plaintiffs ~
sorp4y. and 20 fSse the original Ar
Hmef in the office cf the clerk ~
shs Circass Court On or before the
lTth cay es April. 40 1888. IA tbs
aheva entitled cause. otherwise tbs
Allegations thsrs4n will be taken
a. confessed
poNF AID ORDERED 81 Esx
West. Manrae Cnnnfe, Florida. thsa
tssh aay of Mara Az 1883
fMsai4 EARL e ADAMS
clerk nF thx 4ssrrwEt tsnaEt
NDEree EeHatNs FE%TtdA
rs tsA& EiNrsnes 49, NaMFAr
nsnHEF fsteFM
fsAt At.LAN IS eIgAREs *
&t8NFaes tor 8st&ansfgf
So - AlsaAsad SfF2es
Asv y sSt, FtSrg&a
m4f3a St8rs5-s 1858
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Observations taken 1t City offirs
Key West, Fla, April 8, 1858
500 AN. EST
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50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY
No. 1866
JESSIE TAYLOR SUMMON,
q single woman.
r74afn4s4s
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Relative Humidity a 500 An.
S2ee
1sfemeter tSes Leveil 500 AN.
1882 ins.--lOls.2 mbs.
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Plaintiff

ALICE R. Bush. ct al.
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Temperatures
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PARCEL. NO. 8: The North
half of the Southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter OF
Section %, Township so South
Range 40 East, containing 20
acres. more or less;
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PARCEL NO. 1: Beginning az
the Northeast corner of the
Southeast quarter of tln SOUTH
west quarter OF Section 20.
Township so South, Range 40
East, thence South a distance
of chains, then West is
chains and rs links, thence
North chains, then East Is
chains and rs links 70 the
point of beginning containing
IL acres more or less.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
PLASTIC SPRAY.

Mrs. J. S. c., Jr., Arlington
I don't remember the ini-
tialS of the woman who in
quired about a plastic pigment
spray for upholstery, but since
I went to some lengths two
months ago to obtain this in
formation, I am glad to pass
it on. The product is called
"Fabspray" and at the time I
inquired was not yet available
at the stores in this area. The
nearest distributor is John
Wanamaker's in New York
City. The colors illustrated in
a brochure on this product are
lovely, although we have not
actually tried it ourselves. The
material to be sprayed should
be cleaned and it is recon-
mended that the color chosen
should be similar to the orig
inal color. If any of the read
ers have actually used the
product. I would be interested
in hearing of the results they
got.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
BACK COPIES?
MRS. F. S., Arlington)

If any one can supplys me
with the August % through
20 issues of The Evening
Star, this year, I shall be most
grateful. I am interested in
the articles and pictures which
appeared under the title,
How to Spoil a View. BY
Uncle Sam" These copies are
no longer available from The
Star.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELI
QUERY?
Miss B. B.. Hnntt2NiIIe

MISS B. B., HyGttsVilleJ
Some years ago, there ap-
peared in the Family Circle"
magazine an article entitled
BE Your Own Potter" by Jean
Ueke. It tells about a home
made electric kiln which can
be made for $500. Does any,
one happen to have that ar
ticle SO that I may copy and
return it,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
COLOR FIRES.

fMT. II. L. B., Arlington
I hope this is in time to help
the person who requested in
formation regarding the treat
ment OF logs and pine cones to
make them burn in different
colorS. I saw the formula in
one Of the popular scientific
magazines about three years
ago, so I copied it in hopes that.
some day I or some one could
use it. I have never had an
opportunity to try it. so can't
guarantee the results.
The following chemicals are
mixed at one pound of chem
ical to one gallon of water:
Boric acid (blue), copper sui
phate (green), strontium nj
trate (red. The logs are
soaked for about six hours in
the solution chosen. then al
lowed to dry for about "a
hours.
Here may I warn you not to
try to either mix the chemicals
or to soak the logs in more
than one solution, as I know
nothing of the reactions of
chemicals and it might prove
disastrous. These chemicals
are supposed to be easily pur-
chased at the drugstore.
In the case of the pine cones,
I don't think it will be neces-
sary to soak them as long nor
to wait as long for them to
dry. I would suggest about
one hour for soaking and pos
sibly six to eight hours for
drying. However, only a trial
will tell.
Many thanks for RICH. It is
a very interesting and helpful
column,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
MAGAZINES.
Mrs. G. L., Falls Church,

(MTS. q. L., F1tLS Church)
1 have received the letters
requesting the Woman's Day
I couldn't give each lady
who desired them stacks of
magazines. In order to help
out as much as I could, gave
those who wished Individual
copies those I had, and the
rest went to a lady doing ther-
apeutic work.
1t was surprising to see
so many requests from those
doing charitable or therapeutic
work. Perhaps other devotees
of Woman's Day would be will
ing to save their issues for
people doing such worthwhile
work. A note to RICH brings
great response.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
X X X X
X X X X
SHORTHAND.
II. A. A., Washington

Tell the lady from Arling-
ton who inquired in The Star
about Pitman shorthand to
write to the Pitman Publish
ing Corp, 2 West Forty-ffth
street, New York SO, N. Y, or
to New York State Shorthand
Reporters Association, go
Center street, New York Z,
N. Y. I learned recently that
Pitman shorthand is again be-
ing taught in the New York
public high schools (New York
City, that isl.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Readers Clearing House
PUERTO RICO.
Mrs. A. a.. Silper Sprinnl

MRS. A. A., SilUer Spring.
This is in answer to Mrs. F.
L. McC.'s request in regard to
Puerto Rico. If you are NOV
ing there, you probably will
have to live in Santruce.
which is a residential place
about two miles from San
Juan. San Juan is mostly a
commercial city, and there are
few houses or apartments for
rent there. You can rent
apartments or houses and they
range in price according to
the neighborhood you select.
Rents are about the same as in
the United States. The cli-
mate is temperate. no winter
weather, but no heat waves
like the ones in the States.
You can always eat and sleep
in peace. It seldom gets higher
than 80 degrees in the day.
time. and the nights are cool.
Food is just the same as IN
the United States. There are
grocery stores with self-serv-
ice. with the advantage that
you have a selection of both
Spanish and American food.
plus a variety of fresh fruit
all year-round, fruit that as
you taste and get used to it
you'll love. Health conditions
are OK, depending on where
you live. People there mostly
speak English, with or with
out an accent. but they are
friendly. Overstuffed furniture
is not good for the tropics.
Termites will destroy it. Ma
hogany furniture is most COM
mon there and is long-lasting.
II you can arrange to, take
your refrigerator and wash
ing machine with you, as you
pay high prices for those in
Puerto Rico. If you wish any
further information, contact
me through RICH.
X X X X
Evening star., 1953-01-18

! he newest modern bedroom suite by fomed "Menoe"!
Douole dresser with pote gloss mirror! Roomy chest
or growers! Beautiful panel bed Mahogany veneers
ond hardwood finished in light toffy tone Drowers
fuly dustProofed center guided and dovetoiled In
Feriors seoled, sonded and woxed!
Lansburghs- s-FURNlTURE-Fvth Floor
, 1953-11-07
Telephone 48

ways been ~singularly free Of subsersive movements tnank
God, and hope we can keep them 50.
want the people Of the Islands to know that imned-
lately non receipt Of the statement in question / referred
the matter to the appropriate agencies OF the United States
Department of Justice. Labor legislation. as you know, IS not
un-American in principle. The bills before the Assembly are,
believe, patterned closely after similar laws which are IN
force IN the Commonwealth Of Puerto Rico. That does not
mean that thew suit our economy but, on the other hand,
that certainly does not indicate a Drima facie case OF I'M
Amercanism. / hope that every good citizen and resident OF
our community who has factual, not hearsay, evidence or
information that un-American forces are back OF this legls-
lation. will willingly give sworn information to that effect
To the annrouriate law officers. On the other hand, / ann loath
to believe that the charge is true, and hope and believe hat
it is not true. In any event, ! am glad that the citizen who
wrote the letter brought it out in the open rather than allow
it to remain as an undercurrent and possible fostering sore.
i hope that the U. S. Department of Justice viii. conduct a
prompt investigation of this serious charge.
, 1953-11-07
NEWS

The SIS aSAPHO" is sche-
duled to sail from New Or
laens November 4th, Mobile
November 9th, and is due at
Frederiksted November 18th,
via Jamaica, Haiti and st.
Thomas, accepting freight for
Barbados, Georgetown and
Paramaribo.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc.
Rob't L. Merwin & Co, Inc.
Agents