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HOUSES sALE-NE tcsntJ HOUSES sALE-Mp. (cent.)

By oWNER-Forty-four-ft. rambler.
Three lge. bedrms.: beautiful, mod.
oak-paneled walls throughout: util.
rm: 9x12, no bsmt.; level lot look
150; part of old estate, with Iee.
trees and shrubs: will be sodded;
S15.950, $4,000 cash. No agents.
Out Conn. ave. TO Kensington, left
on Knowles ave. to Garret Park,
right on Montrose to 1O93S. Open
MANOR CoGiNTRY CLuB-s bed
Colonial featuring huge liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. kit. side
screened porch. garage, full bsmt.
WOOpMOOR AGENCY. INC, JU.
SHiNGLE HOUSE, Q bedrms.. liv.
rm., mod. kit. and bath, full bsmt.
10000. terms. BARRY REAL ES-
TATE. ME. 8-2025. -25
SILVER SPRING-S1 900 DOWN
Six ms; bath; gas heat; full bsmt,
LOUIS RIJDDEN EX 9.hT07
Evening star., 1953-03-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

S1.25o IN CASH BUYS 2-bedroom
eony: neishborhood: must sen; own
day esVns so city s4sS DsR New dfy SIn
aye Can co. b-7ss4 $50 to q.
BIG FAMILY will t,nd this their
dream. or you can continue using as
complete separate apts:; 6 bedrms..
N: SMILEY. INC" UN. 1890 or
rHREE:bsDh III EElbffSh DETACHED RS3 ao3sE
op d9r sq. Sale s9gsSs' y SSner' CAN uN' 1890
BY s9wNER; leaving states-Re-
schools. transp.. shopping areas: full
sliding door closets. Terms. After
OFF P%ii BRAscH Al 4I4aSi AyE. Sc, on Alien
desached SSedrm avf home. nsMy cissn iSsSoraseS ss
pin. Oil heat. Vacant. u ACRE
LAND. LAND. Best buy in the once.
CO. ST. s-73eso. ATLAS HEAaF2 Aa4
s9. 9.95S12-bedrm: house. full bsmt.,
and schools. Rugs and Ven. blinds
60 with house. BY OWNER, WA.
I-0ffA. "a
PSo5TS00MdAAc OF ma VIEW cALIF RAMBLER
lot; 8 large bedrms., 2K baths,
fully equip. kit, screened porch.
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and garage.
$685. Oxon Hill rd., or cali I. c.
MURRAY. jr.. LO. 1850. -25
S1.25O DOWN
Andrews SnS and Bofne E G6Glnysniens AZ saae
Randolph rd., Morningside. Nd.
Detached bungalow Living rm., 2
bedrmS.. kit. and bath. with stair.
way to attic. Insulated. oil heat,
fenced ward. House in excel. con-
dition: FREDERICK A.. BLUMER
CO.. GIT Penna ave. s.e. Ii. 7-lO8S;
ewes. and Sunday. LU. 1-2618.
NEAR CENSUS BUREAU
A beautiful corner brick. 8 yrs. old.
2 lge. bedrms., upstairs, 1ge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, guest-siSed din
ing room. kitchen. full basement,
gas heat; $4,000 down.
WEST REAL, E3TATE
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HOUSES eoR SALIVA.

NSRIH S.G1la Arlington. I By owner. T.
bier; 10 min. to downtown wash.
Phone IA. 2.9776. ga
RAyENW00D-Largs brick home
T,sn Ssnl 3 scpseTaa peaTm'', IA "a baths: 1st:aoor
fdesy s'FsSnsa sitaste Cn Sesr ss4. Ta1ass a
exclusive and conv. neiShborhood.
sSsKhR' s2iSa BY Sniff MffRRs: Z only DoaSGnih oiaASGqih
cSSvESiESSAA' cSSsSH5fSSfi a. e. Izislelhi elhi1crw.IV24a
osghfsre Only SIC s55oeSHs 800 WitS On $500 saS55
ol3i oilH3ispection: BicKLE. "a. ..S-ssSo.
ONLY 49,. xl4'7S0 for 2-bedrm. home in
$500. cash and the balance ali in
l trust. 5 rms. on 1st d., Ire. ex.
pansion attic. full dry bsmt., 6Oxi20
It. lot: All absolutely Immaculate.
6s nrst! B1CkLE: IA. 1920. -23
COULR-BE 4-BEDRM. AND 2 BATHS
arinRton an sRs cFest Titb Of i,t hi ". M Merit North
ing; iyable as 4 bedrms., Ia baths
now; Bsmt., outside entr. Wooded
lot. Lovely area. Only Si2,25O, with
'75O 5OsoSash sash required. s1cKSLLE.
~aa.vyN CAOh ana move In next week!
just redecorated for you'll Very near
pug and shopping. BICKLE, IA.
$3.50 DOWN-2-bedrm. brick with
rec. rm, and full bsmt.; payments
!ess than rent. AAA REALTY. JE.
BY oWNER-No AGENTS. 5.bed-
house saSoo iS sloooS esss soass S11ss
Arlington. Large lot. Otis 4-S230.
4:BEDRM. BRICK HOME on beSut,-
fully Handicapped corner lot; flre.
place. glassed-in back porch. Price
reduced 500 for quick sale. Conv.
snd attractive, neighborhood. Only
SMITH d DONNELL, Realtors. IA.
Evening star., 1953-03-23
HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont,

coLoRED-RooMING HOUSE. near
l4th and Newton sts., NV: 25.ft
3-story and bsrnt. brick house, con:
tanning IL. lge. rms, 3 baths. 6
bedrms.. AL asphalt tile tile FRS. SIe g
rm., modern kit. 2 large finished
rms. in bsmt.: oil heat; Venetian
= blinds and awnings; comb: of1ce-
warehouse bldg. on rear, with lava.
tory, renting for $40 mo. $4,000
down payment or trade in equity
In your home; Call MI. Manuel,
~S; 2540o9; ewes; EN-. 3S7S3s6.
houses. near Ga. ave. and Irving
st. NV. SECURITY g. REALTY IN
sURANCE CO.. RE. 1898: 20.
CoIoRRED-1s2s VERNON ST. NV.
Vacant 10 rms, Ia baths, arranged
for aptS.: redecorated, oil h.-w.h;,
garage. will consider renting with
option to buy. Price, SI5,50O,
$1,000 cash. balance monthly. WILL
LIAM J. DAVIS. 500 H st. NV,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
COMPARE!
oR PRICE

COMPARE!
FOR PRICE
HOLLYWOOD
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD
Three e-bedroom brick ramhlerS and
2.story Colonial homes, with full
$13, 3,0O0-$1,5OO DOWN
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
AVAILABLE VETS AND NON.VETS
70 REACH: Route /, past Univ. Of
Nd approx. 2 miles to Hollywood
Open 10 Am. to 7 PM.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
371S r. I. Ave, WA. $4,000
Ewes, WA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-03-23
HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont
FAIRFAX COUNTY
GOLD DIISTl

sprinkled in the materials and con-
sBsR SE4ssisn s1t ns ssd H oof Rs What efss Soa
get: Three LARGE bedrms.. SPA
CIOUS living room with manteled
frepl., SEPARATE din. rm., TIRE
MENDOUS kit, VAST bsmt.; stair
way to 45-ft. storage attic. Fifteen
Minis. to, Pentagon; EASY F1NANC-
In the entire Metropolitan area.
II you are seriously looking for
an inflation-proofed home to be
proud Of. call us nowl Remember,
it's under $4,000.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Realtor
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-e3OO
Evening star., 1953-12-17

What better gift than one that will
promote better health help a
loved one to a lighter, brighter,
happier life!
And Niagara will do just that.
You see, Niagara's unique, pulsa-
ting actions is an excellent form of
exercise. Better yet, it requires no
effort on the part of the user.
Niagara will help to stimulate cir
culation, erase tension and fatigue,
soothe and timber stiff muscles
and aching joints.
Try it, buy it. give it for
Christmas. Remember, it'll be used
daily and will last a lifetime. There
are fourteen models from which to
choose.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Probers Drop Inquiry
Into Transit Sale

The Senate subcommittee max
ing an inquiry into Washington S
/ transit problems yesterday de-
cided to sidestep direct questions
as to why the Interstate Com
merce Commission in 1949 ap-
proved the sale of Capital Tran
sit Co. control to the WolfSon
syndicate in Florida.
Albert E. Conradis, commit
tee counsel, was prepared to ask
long series of such questions at
a closed hearing late yesterday
for the three ICC officials who
had acted in the 1949 case.
At the outset, however, Sem
ator Morse, Independent, of Ore
gon, voiced the view that the
committee did not have the right
to inquire into the judicial phases
of the functions of the commits
sion.
! His stand, based on the sep
aration of powers between the
legislative, administrative and
/ judicial branches of the Govern
ment, was readily accepted, it
was reported, by Senator Beall,
Republican, of Maryland, acting
chairman, and by staff advisers.
Senator Morse suggested that
a memorandum be prepared and
submitted to the ICC officials
dealing with information in the
1949 case which might be help
tul to the Senate subcommittee
in preparing any legislation it
might vote to recommend.
The three officials were Charles
D. Mahaff1e, still a member of
the ICC, and william j. Patter-
son and John L. Rogers, former
members. They were closeted
with Senators Beall and Morse
for about an hour. They told re-
porters they had no statement
to make.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Youth Gets 3 Years
In Montgomery for
Beating Of Salesman

A three-year sentence was
given yesterday to one of four
youths involved in the brutal
beating last September of a paint
salesman during a brawl in the
Silver Spring Hot Shoppe park
ing lot. 5.
The maximum sentence for an
assault and battery conviction
was melted out to Robert r.
Willoughby, 81, of the 1900 block
of Fort Davis street Sc.
Willoughby had appealed his
conviction in Silver Spring po-
lice court on October 27, when
he was given a 90-day jail SEN
tence.
The appeal was heard in
Montgomery unity Circuit
Court before Chief Judge Charles
w. Woodward, who said the de-
fendant may. on good behavior,
apply for parole after serving
six months.
Policeman Is Witness.
Prosecution witnesses included
District policeman, Pvt. John
j. Foley, who was present at the
scene of the fight. He testified
Willoughby struck Charles E.
Frawley. "a. of 6711 Glenmore
drive, Falls Church, salesman.
| Witnesses described how three
carloads of youths, most of them
from southeast Washington,
pulled into the parking lot
shortly after midnight on Sep
tember 27.
Willoughby's car was in the
wrong lane. During the ensuing
argument, it was testified, from
six to eighL of the boys ganged
up on Mr.. Frawley, holding him
and beating him in the face.
Two Others Convicted.
| At the earlier hearing4n Silver
Spring, James j. Manion, jr., 10.
of the 2400 block of Alabama
avenue Sc, and James L. Harris,
10. described as a six-footer
weighing 185-190 pounds. of the
1900 block of U street Sc. also
were found guilty of assault.
Manion. given a 60-day SEN
tence. has an appeal pending.
Harris was sentenced to 80 days.
A fourth youth, a 17-year-old
Washington boy, also was found
guilty of the assault charge after
he was turned over to juvenile
authorities.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
It's a Cold, Cold
War in Korea Now,
CTS Teeth Freeze
BY the Assoeiossd Pres.

SEOUL, Dec. 1.-THE Army
planned for months and spent
millions Of dollars to keep it's
soldiers warm in Korea this win
ter, but a "cold-weather cas-
ualty" cropped up today.
A 7th Division supply clerk,
Corp. Rex. c. Burdette. Clays-
vile. Pa. slipped into a warm
sleeping bag last night and
placed his false teeth in a cup
of water.
Water and teeth were frozen
solid when he got up.
He was late for breakfast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
Father Held
In Claiming
OF Young Son

ELGIN, Ill. IA 4l-year-old
watch worker was held in jail
Thurs. after police charged he had
bound his 12-year-old son to a
porch chair with an iron chain.
Louis Molner Jr. was charged
with endangering the health and
life Of a child. He was arrested
Tuesday on complaint of neigh
bors.
Police said they found Molner's
son Gary on a front porch chair
with 12-foot chain looped around
his neck and padlocked to the
chair.
They quoted Gary as saying that
he was chained while his parents
were at work because his father
was dissatisfied with his perfor-
nance in a Little League baseball
game Sunday.
Molner told police that when he
and his wife Sylvia came home
for lunch Tuesday they discovered
the boy had been playing with
matches.
Gary was placed in a children's
home pending disposition Of the
charge against his father.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
REORGANIZATION OF
Drivers Possible

TALLAHASSEE IT, Gov. Dan
McCarty signed into law Thurs. a
legislative act giving the Florida
Highway Patrol authority to re.
quire re-examination Of drivers
whose competence it has reason
to question.
The new law, which becomes
effective July /, also gives the
patrol the right 10 re-examine
drivers involved in accidents.
Licenses of those who fail 10
qualify on re-examination may be
suspended or revoked.
The governor also signed into
law bills making Il unlawful to
resist highway patrol officer and
not 10 answer q summons from
the patrol.
He also gave his approval to
bills specifically exempting the
patrol--which has its own pension
plan-from the state retirement
system and empowering the Cab
met 10 invest patrol pension funds
in certain securities. including
bonds of state agencies.
The governor also signed an act
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
TO KISS, OR KILL
AZ s.-s.s.s... BY Day Kesne
BY Day Ksens
AZ Newsssossres

an Johnny's Bar" admitted
MandelL
81 thought you were married
to Gale Ebbling."
81 am"
''Then how come you picked
up this girl?"
Mandell started to explain. He
couldn't. How can you explain
hurt? How can you explain how
you feel when, after you've been
away from her for two years,
your wife promises to be waiting
in a certain hotel-and iSn't3
"Well?" Carlton asked.
Mandell got to his feet. "For
Gods sake, get this over. Take me
down and lock me up. So killed
her. I don't remember it. don't
remember having anything to do
with her"
No one laughed. No one even
smiled.
Inspector Carlton dropped his
coattailS. ''How long have you
been drinking, Barney?"
Since the bars opened this
morning"
Why"
Because my wife wasn't here
to meet me like she promised she
would be-"
Just got out of the sanitarium,
didn't you, Barney?"
"YeS, sir. This morning."
Inspector Carlton looked at
Graziano. you see him come in
with the girl, JIM"
Graziano said. mo. Manden
was alone every time I saw him.
Lieutenant Rose pushed Barney
back in the chair. ''Sit down.
Relax, son. It will be some time
before we start for the Bureau"
Inspector Carlton said, 'Now
let's get back to another angle,
Barney. This man you say was
waiting when you came into your
room this evening. Can you de-
scribe him?"
mo, can't It was dark"
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@And when you came to. your
wallet was gomez"
''Yes, sir"
"With how much in it,"
Around six hundred dollars.
you called the desk and re-
ported you'd been held up?"
"No."
II see," Carlton said. you're
lucky, Barney. The average man
can't get clipped for six hundred
dollars and not bother to report
it know I'd raise the roof. Now,
about this similarity in perfume.
Before got here, you told Lieu
tenant Rose that the dead girl
used the same perfume as your
wife"
'sYeS, sir. She did"
That was what attracted you
to her in the first placer"
Manden corrected him. mo.
She was attracted to me"
SO you came up to the room,
got into a drunken quarrel about
something, and before you thought,
you popped her so hard you broke
her neck"
Mandell began to sweat again.
u don't remember"
Inspector Carlton lost his tenn
per. stop lying 10 me. Did YOU
or didn't you kin her?a
II don't know. don't think
l did. No matter how drunk or
crazy a man is, he'd remember
a thing like that
Lieutenant Rose and Inspector
Carlton conferred. Then Rose sat
on the bed and laid a fatherly
hand on Mandell's knee.
What were you going TO do
with her, Barney?"
II was going to hide the body
why didn't your"
Il realized that was crazy
thinking"
"And you aren't erazy?"
Graziano said holly, "Cut il out,
Rose. What are trying to do, send
the kid to the ehair?s
&c be eOntinued)
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'Sec'y Wilson
Tells Overall
US. Air Power
152 Wings Are
Now On Hand
And Available

WASHINGTON, R-Seeretary of
Defense Wilson said that this
country now has "152 wings on
hand and available for national
defense when Navy and Marine
aircraft and units are evaluated
like Air Force wings.
Using this same basis, Wilson
said "the total defense program
of President Eisenhower calls for
establishment of 176 wings by July
/, 1856"
This was Wilson's reply to one
of scores of questions from Sen.
Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me) who
with other lawmakers has been
questioning the cutbacks in funds
and goals for the Air Force.
The Defense secretary also ex-
pressed the view that Soviet Russia
has not started an about war be-
cause it knows all the might of
the United States and its allies
would unite against such aggreS-
sion.
Despite the numerical superior
ity of trained Russian army di-
visions, Wilson said he is confident
that the free nations would be
able to offer real resistance and
would ultimately win in the event
of war"
Part of the questions by the only
woman senator were first asked at
public sessions of the Senate APP
preparations subcommittee more
than two weeks ago.
Mrs. Smith expressed dissatis-
faction with some of Wilson'S re-
plies and finally handed him the
written list, asking written an
Swers.
In his detailed replies released
Thursday Wilson commented that
some questions were based on FER
roneous assumptions" and "argu-
mentative assumptions" or were
Fifty questions. !"
He said other questions involved
top military secrets and that if
Sen. Smith insisted on answers,
they must be given ''off the record
and in executive session"
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Chapter A

Chapter 4
4 GAUNT MAN in his middle
\ fifties, Inspector Carlton of
Homicide warmed his cold hands
at the humping radiator in front
Of the window.
Without turning around. he
said. "An right, Barney. Let's
have it. How did it happen?"
4 don't know"
''You mean you were so drunk
you don't remember?"
mo, sir"
what do you mean"
Mandell shifted his weight on
the chair. Il mean I don't know
now it happened. l went into the
bathroom to take a shower and
there she was"
Joe Mercer of the Blade backed
out of the bathroom. "You can
still pick 'en, Barney. I'll give
you credit for that much"
Carlton looked at Lieutenant
Rose. What did you tell me he
said her name was?"
''Ie claims he doesn't know her
name"
My Sainted Aunt" Carlton
said. What's her name, Barney?"
II don't know"
AS fat man as Inspector Carl
ton was thin, with a deceptive
Buddha-like smile, Lieutenant
Rose looked up from the personal
trivia he had found in a green
cord purse under a camel's hair
coat. Her name is Marvin, FIRST
name Cherry. She was a part
time model. And she lived at the
TanSfield Arms Hotel"
The assistant coroner came out
of the bathroom.
''How about the time of death?",
Carlton asked him.
"Offhand, four or Ave hours
ago." The coroner's man put on
his hat and coat. "She'S your
baby"
Where did you meet her,
Barney?" Inspector Carlton asked.
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Tornado Tracers

BALTIMORE IA nationwide
radar network to track tornadoes
and reduce the loss of life and
property from such eatastrophes
has been proposed by . weather
expert.
Capt, Howard p. orviIle, former
head of the Nays meteorological
Division, estimated such a system
could be built at IS key weather
stations. He suggested il would
cost about five million dollars a
year over q I0-year period.
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Hal BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK Up - Every tourist
leaves America smiling, but eight
out of 10 come home sowing
because of the ogre waiting for
them at the end of the trip.
This ogre is the customs inspec-
tor, and it is his sad task to paw
through your luggage to be sure
you aren't smuggling in the Brit
ish crown jewels without paying
duty on them.
The customs inspector is a nice
fellow with an odious responsible
ity, and he often takes a lot Of
abuse. He knows he viii never be
named MAN of The Year" and
that in popularity poll he would
rank even lower than dentist or
a traffic cop. 1t pains him. that so
many travellers resent him.
"You know" one told me, 81
sometimes dream of how wonder
full it would be if all tourists were
nudistS. 1t would make our job so
much pleasanter all around"
If you are one of the hundreds
of thousands of tourists who are
going abroad this year, you natural.
ly will have to deal with customs
officials. Here are a few tested
tips:
!. II you are entering a foreign
country, such as England, where
the language barrier is practically
unsurmountable. just stand silently
before the customs inspector. No
matter what he says, shake your
head. When he gets tired Of looking
at you, he will LET you into the
country.
2. On your return to the United
States, don't say, why should il
take me longer to get into Ameri-
ca than it did Christopher Column
bus? After all. he was a foreigner
and / was born here " The average
customs inspector hears this re-
mark five times a day. And the
five people who say il are the last
ones he clears.
;. Wear as guilty look as pos.
sible. The customs men know from
long experience il is the traveller
with an innocent face who is most
likely 10 try to cheat Uncle Sam.
4. Don't buy anything abroad,
then YOU won't have anything 10
declare. The chances are. anyway
that no matter what you buy your
wife viii tell you she can get the
same thing 81 the local department
store for 10 per cent iess-and in
the right size.
5. II you do purchase some ar.
licles, ltemize them fully Ga your
customs sheet at their proper value
ard put them aEl Ia 3 single bag
and don't srap them IN soiIed lsu8.
dr.. II IS thoughtful travellers like
this wEo make veteran customs
men break 60Sn and cry with
gratitude. They may even send you
a Christmas card later.
6. When the customs man asks.
Is that sd 700 have % deelareg. I"
doa. give cute replies like. We'll,
all except a fes ola baTs o. dirty
gold. AID gxaiad or twn Of opium.
Moss ard then customs tnspcctaTss
beIme oEly human. take these cute
answers Il sAear face vaine They
may make goa take tie heels CT
xaar saees ard spread y0T esosA.
mg over hall "a airfissd 10 prove
You were omsy Kidding
:. If yts 10 try 20 snugxle ii
she Hrstias crnwn. mear 4 ca Ynslg
read U.s. eussana Inspector wewfsd
ever tack Is leak EeE u thsTe.
4. e hs5 a1sag sazrasss ~
10 saeak lraa wa1h tagesEn-
hs raFFasss @eh are aeeasea
q s E feEeg II 8e8 aifrmg
to hFa sAe Iam m ts manueT
sssas Esrnes sa q ssa RsaT#as A~ss
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Phone Company
Fears Strike AS
Union NegOtiateS

ATLANTA R - Union official,
said Thursday there are indications
that Southern Bell Telephone (
Telegraph Co. workers viii vote 70
strike unless a contract satisfactory
to the union is negotiated.
Workers in nine states served
by the company are taking a vote
on the strike issue. Meanwhile.
negotiations for a new contract are
in progress between representa-.
tives Of the company and the CIO
Communications Workers of Amer
lea.
Preliminary unofficial returns
indicate a substantial vote in favor
of strike action If the union is
unable 10 secure a satisfactory
contract" W. A. Smallwood. dis.
trict director Of the union. told
newsmen.
He said an official report Of the
voting in all the states would not
be ready until la.er this week.
James Moore Jr, president Of
union Local 32o4 10 Atlanta, said
union employees Of tie company in
Atlanta voted "berter than four 10
one" In favor II a strike II a
satisfactory con,rae. Is not OBJ
tanned.
Union spokesman said they are
seeking . new contract with q
reasonable wage increase. I'm.
proved arbitration procedure, and
disqualification insurance paid BY
the company"
The union did not specify 10
newsmen just how much Of an
increase IN wages is being sought.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12

talking parrot wiz crack under a
real third degree, and turn into a
stool pigeon. He win blame the
whole plot on you, deny he had any
part in it, and say he didn't even
want to come to this country. He
viii lie in his feathers to save
himself.
3. Above all, never say to a tired
customs inspector, ''You must have
an exciting iob-you meet such in
teresting laundry" He may never
let you back into the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
BRITAIN TO HONOR
EVEREST GUIDES

KATMANDU, Nepal R-Britaiu
Is going 10 award IFS coveted
George Cross to Tenslng Bhuiia
the Nepalese Sherpa tribesman
who guided the successful British
expedition 10 the top Of Als. Ever
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the award.
The George CrB&s is Britain q
highest decoration foE civilians dis
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courage.
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clarifying regulations governing
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