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Evening star., 1953-09-20
TRAILERS

5OO-LB LUGGAGE or kennel trailer
very VERY. g0sd GondltiSR Sisbdsoa Sfs y appss
Apt. 103. Kirkwood Apts.. w.
| Hyattsville Md. 80
MODERN 81 32-ft HOUSE TRAILER
Sleeps 4; bathroom. awnings incl.
like new inside and out. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Many extras:
Can be seen any time At SherrT hill
Route /. collese PARK No. VII
LIAM SHOEMAKER, 4th st. "a
=. NATIONAL. Priced for quick sale
TRAILER PARK. Fails Church. Va.
LIBERTY AZ IS it.; gray. u. s.
| Route l.. BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn, be :
hing Wahl Trailer Sales. $500 sash.
rR.iIEF r Ii. rtNFe g a-wheel. Axe. -|n new
bbH4ilt bHilt aft; aft; sides, sood tires SO,
1853 N SYSTEM aG-ft.. fully equip.
SLEEPS nfa rP SIX sIr ne new GGndi.ion dE AlAD
!. miles north OF Laurel. POS
1852 iO-FOoT PEERLESS. . bed
rooms, completely equipped, Price
includes awning and Uneek hitch.
Excel cond. Must sacrifice. Lot 10
Spring dr., SPRING BANK TRAILER
PARK. Alexandria, Va. 2o'
HOLMOBILE ~; refgr, and bottle
gas GOOD buy at $50. MENDEL
WILSON. -odell rd., Beltsville, Md
IsS-FoooT' HOUSE TRAILER, s4oo Or
W. WHEELER.
COLONIAL. 25-ft.. aluminium; sleeps
| 4; elec. refgr.. hot-water heaten
stainless steel dble. drain board
sink. gas stove; heater; $3.50 or
AMERfasI Ssft SteS cedar Ifs5e7 iass' botw.ter
heater. elec, refsr.; good condition.
ckMFfSG X, TSs4*o TRAILER, nsht. sleeps
two; kitchen comp. with stove and
refgr.; canvas room can be at,
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 4x5xala. Al
cond,. Ss5. 5335 Middleton lane
?S-FT. PLAT. completely equipped,
Sl;i0o or best offer II; 4-33s5:
TRADE. IRA tura, d,, and home equipment ,a At
1918 CURTISS WRIGHT. 3O-ft.. all
aluminium; sleeps q; hot-water heat
er and shower; good buy for some
one willin gto make few minor re-
pairs, Ask operator for Fulton
TRAILER WANTED. e-wheel, cargo;
good condition. ia. 2-S215.
COME AND SEE 1853 LIBERTY
45-4l -35-3I IT; "a down. 5 yrs. to
pay, Also all-modern late-model
HEETER TRAILER SALES
10l6S BALTIC. Blvd.
sse ISIss Balto. di Msii Blvd. TH. rte H,0i II 4
NOW Is THE HOUR
to arrange to purchase your Mobile
Home from us-so that you can be
snug and warm in YOUR own home
this winter--and a Mobile Home can
month.
You have these brand-new models
from which to choose.
WEsTWooD. - Fl.
A good starter-S2, ,395
RICHARDSON. 27la Fl.
Walk-thru bath-$2, S95
NEW MOON. 81 Ft.
youngstown all-metal kitchen-S3, 945
AMERICAN. "a Ft.
2 bedrooms-Price, S4,295
NEW MOON, A. Ft.
2 bedrooms. dlnette-S6,350
Also an unusually good selection Of
reconditioned Trailer Homes to suit
any purse, including:
$50 GLIDER. 25 Fl
A real bargain-S2, ,095
194S SPARTAN MANOR. % TT.
Tandem wheels-S1,795
1a49 TRAVELO. % Ft.
Specially priced-S%.395
Let us show you how you can be the
proud owner OF a Mobile Home-of-
your-own for only a small down
payment.
American Trailer
Co. Inc.
10lS0 Wash. -Bsito Blvd,
College Park. Md.
Open Every Day Until gP.M.
Webster 5-5035
-21
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 F-60O, dump truck; Si4
tires. Two seat rear. Excel. cond.
owner driven. Crescent 70S-J-l.
iCAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N.
Glebe rd. Arl., JA. 1-7722. -2l
FORD so "-ton, F-6, chassis and cab.
This truck is outstanding in every
way. Guar g months or 5000 miles.
1895 ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
lFordl, 1917 N. Moore st, Arl.,
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AVIATION

AIRPLANE, vagabond 194S: dual con-
troll; licensed to Nav 1854; $3.50
or best Offer JU. 5-061S. 90
AERONCA CHIEF-Less than 500
hours; recovered and top overhauled.
May ,53; Just like new; Sl,3o1.
COOLEY. JE. 2-6S46, JE. %-"HS9.
FOR SALE-share in fving club; 2
PLANES planeS; For information call 10.
HAVE 1 OPENINGS LEFT in flying
Cub. with 40 Funk and rs Ercoupe
Both fully equipped. Entrance fee,
S35: monthly dues, SIS. Both
planes hangared at Hye Field, Clin-
ton, Md. Contact RICHARD HARL
at 10. S-330S or 10. 7-3315. ~
SWIFT res; Al condition; 800
hours; cost $1,000. sacrifice for
immed. sale. Laurel 313 after 6 pm.
q. SHARES AT $500. or al, shares
at sls5, Incl. ~ metal Luscombe
new lie. Ju 9-S4@1, JU 9-20o6.
PIPER J-I-Licensed. Sood eond
call Crescent bo@-J.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHEVROLET 1858 la-ton pickup:
never used; vii sell very reason
FORD 40 FL ,2;ton pickup: r; and
TION,, 935 West Broad St.. Fails
CAurch. Va. 30
CHEVROLET so 1-ton panel; 1900
;Gt HGtpa tr.s milss szas Al f0adittSn 44S4 ORIG ORIG
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery; ex-
cellent condition, Private owner.
Many extras. SS95. RE. 7-1212.
DODGE 1949 'i-ton stake truck: ex-
cellent condition; 1st $500 takes 1t.
WA. 7-4903. 30
WILLYS 1851 1-ton pickup: 4-wheel
drive, excel. cond. S996. Vienna
111-W. 20
AUTOCAR TRACTOR = Goo: air
brakes. auXil. 3-speed transmission,
22-in. tires, saddle tanks, 5th wheel:
TRACTOR TRAILER equipment type
Corbett; 3 ton: air brakes. 22-in.
tires, with semitrailer 8 IT. wide,
"a in. high; . axles, s tires; $3.50
both. JU. 5-lI91.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TRIICK SALE

1852 Chevy 1a-ton pickup like new:
Sl,145.
clean: S945.
1851 Ford ia-ton panel. beautiful:
Sgg5
1913 Chevy 1-ton stake, clean; S795.
Ig41 International ia-ton panel;
far above average; S495.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.
OL. 4-6100i
2125 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA. MD.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
In Florida
Our Choice Is
POmDanO Beach

A Thoroughly protected community
with Fl. Lauderdale atmosphere by
the sea. We travelled all over
Florida before we picked this de-
lightful city as the best in Florida
for retirement or for income from
apis. for winter tourists. We have
many listings, both residential and
income with color slides. Come TO
our Office for inspection,
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
Onpp N f6Fb G. ArI IA .-IjS4
Evening star., 1953-09-20
MOTORCYCLES

PuCH 80; light weight. sport model
duSl CARDS; H6Ss good cond.' best offer
1859 @ TRIUMPH, TRIUMPH CT. full race, Sn new
paint, better than new: 500 or
best offer JU. S-453S or JU. 7-65O5.
INDIAN "74" MAG; 5000 ctles;
good condition. All extras. JU. =
CCSHMAN SCOOTER A; 80 5,
horse power engine; $50 or best
HXRLEY-pAyiDss0N Elisi I5 40: overhead
valves. black, plenty chrome, buddy
seat saddle bags, dual exhaust, foot
shift and other extras; $3.50 OF
best offer. LU. 3-249O. 30
VINCENT 1851; 2.400 actual miles;
must sacrifice, fully equip. Must
see to appreciate. 10. 2-913O. 20
1913 "I25": light weight; good cond
$50. HA. 2-S359. 20
ARIEL-350cc, Sl75 and Harley
l,,Jcc: Sl25 or best offer. Trials
trim, GOOD cond Call LO. 4-60"3
MOTOR SCOOTER AZ, SOB. Just
overhauled. good tires. 4645 @ st
NV. WO. 6-5S54.
'IS 81 OVERHEAD HID; excellent
condition: $500 cash. IA. 2-2422
INDIAN l94s model q; excellent
condition.; S216, RA. 6-2265.
MOTORCYCLE, AIS; very new: les!
than 1000 mi. Single cyl. 5000
JU. 9-6463.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
16-Unit Motel-Home!

Tampa vicinity. Wide frontage or
U. S. No. II. Tremendous auto
trafic year-'round. Ultramoderr
motel. fully equipped and beautifully
furnished; q three-room units. 4
two-room units and 3 four-roon1
units. each with private bath. Net
income. $3.50 per month during
summer: much more during winter
season. Private home, ! rooms. tile
bath, oil heat, 3 beautiful acres
Can be financed! No. 80; ;o3n;
VESTS. Evelyn L. Whitlatch, SS2
Florida ave Tampa, Fla. Gaia
LOG MAILED FREE!
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

PRIVATE OWNED, PASSENGER Ca
dillac by hour, day or month. Driven
BY licensed chauder. AID. 4-lo22.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

1913 OR NEW CRosLEY station
wagon in sood eond.,- except for
STATION WAGON, recent model.
Packard. olds, Pontiac etc. Good
cond: and appearance. Quick buyer
at right price. CO. 5-4445.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1919 Ga. ave. RA. 6-l122.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS OF all
MCKEE PoNTIAc. 1884 L st. NV.
viii PAY TOP DOLLAR for, late.
model conyertiblei and hhaard-tops.
consin ave. EN- 3-72a6.
WANT TO BUY-Late model car to-
day; make not important: must be
clean. VIII pay cash. TU. 2-4l02.
500 MORE for your car II bought
or sold bv US: Need urgently. All
cash Mr.. DUKE, JE. 4-2SlS. -3l
BUICK 81. good looking, good up
holstery, low mileage. DU. 1854.
DEALER FROM N. c.
PAY big prices for '36 to 80 cars
Evening star., 1953-09-20
SUMMER HOMES

SMALL MOUNTAIN ESTATE-New
house on 9 acres, Blue. Ridge over
looking Shenandoah valley. large
liv rm., massive rock hreplaceS,
excel. water supply. Price includes
furniture. Oriental rugs; 81. 800.
Terms Open Sunday. Call JA.
T-1lI2 weekdays for details. Dir. /:
Route : through Leesburg past
Bluemont to top of mountain. turn
lest on Appalachian Trail tblacktopl,
334 miles open sign.
FOR SALE at Blue Ridge summit,
Pa, 80 miles from Washington;
through Frederick and Thurmont
LARGE cottage. 10 rooms. baths, >
acres in lawn on Monterey Circle;
good view; $500. VIII finance
CHARLES S. GARDNER. Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, Phone i25. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Continued on Next Page)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14

want to talk today to the
self-employed businessman and
women regarding the preparation
of Schedule Ca Of their income
tax return.
One of the major difficulties
both the Social Security Admin
istration and the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue experience is the
improper or incorrect answers
you give to the question, Mature
of Business" l have in mind one
case where a man described his
work as Engineering" He was
actually "hanydy man" doing
maintenance work, and another
said he was a Landscape artist"
when, in reality, his work was
that of 'Iawn moving and edg-
ing.
Another difficulty is the fail
ure of rooming house operators
and other small business people
to deduct an allowance for de-
probation of their equipment and
building from earnings. Both the
law and good accounting practice
recognize that a certain portion
of the "plant and equipment in
veStment" is used up each year.
An estimate of the amount must
be shown on the Schedule Ca. In
computing these estimates 1t is
necessary to consider whether the
item was new" when purchased
or "used." If new it might have
a life of 40 or so years whereas If
used" it might be only 5 or 10.
"Other business expenses" is
another item that requires break
ing down. The list should in
clude major items of expense and
only a few minor items included
under the general item of mis-
cellaneouS.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
BANK TELLER
SENTENCED TO
3 YEARS

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (ANP) -
Miss Helen jeanette Williamson,
%, who said she took money from
the Tri-State Bank here to buy
pretty clothes, last week pleaded
guilty to a charge of embezzle-
ment and was sentenced to three
years in prison. Miss Williamson
formerly worked as a teller in
the bank.
Judge Bovd of federal court
gave her three years each on
three counts. He specified that
the sentence would run concur
rently. She will be eligible for
freedom in about a year, with
time off for good behavior, ac-
cording to Robert Pharr, her at
torney. Miss Williamson was &C
cused of taking $205 on April %;
500 on May 2, and 1920 on Aug.
% of this year.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
Graves Hits
Screening Groups

G. E. Graves, Jr. in speaking to
civic and fraternal groups this
week stated that an unfair prac-
tice has muShroomed all over the
city in which so called public
spirited groups are requiring the
candidates submission to screen
ingS only to use the screening as
a smoke screen to hide their prev
iouS endorsement. Special refer
ence was made to the unfair
treatment of Graves by the Citi-
zen'S Action Committee. Graves
exclaimed, How in the world
could this biased committee en-
dorse G.. E. Graves as a man
capable and fit to occupy a city
commission seat, if they think he
is unfit to sit on the Alcazar
Hotel chairs. Not all of their un-
fair practices are based on ra-
cial discrimination. 1t is obvious
that the Citizens Action Com
mittee is seeking to pack the
commission with men from ALA
pattah and its environs for whose
selfish interest-gueSS whose"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14

DR.. Jack A. Kapchan, member
of the Department of Psychology
of the University of Miami will
present a review of the Kinsey
Report on the Sexual Behavior in
the Human Female on Sunday
afternoon, Nov. Is, at 3 pm. at the
Carver Branch. This program Is
sponsored by the Carver Branch
YMCA.
DR.. Kapchan received training
in his field at City College of New
York, New School of Social Re-
search and Duke University.
While graduate student at
Duke University, he was re-
search assistant in the Parapsy-
chology Laboratory only such Ia
boratory in the United States.
During World War II, he ser ed
as Special Service Officer in the
United States and Alaska.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
Only 153 Homes Left In.
bunche Park Addition

Sal Ramagli of Ramagli-Cook
Realty Co., with offices at 1915
NV 18th ave-, reports that 265
homes have been sold out of a
total of 418 which Gaines Con-
Struction Co. is building as an
addition to Bunche Park.
Mr.. Ramagli predicted that all
the homes will be sold within a
few weeks, judging by present
demand.
Veterans can still buy a 3-bed-
room home with an initial pay
ment of only $25. Total down
payment is $135 and the monthly
payments are $40, including
everything.
Asked if more colored houses
are being planned by Gaines Con-
Struction Co. after Bunche Park
is sold out, Mr.. Ramagli stated
that as far as he can learn there
is no more land available around
Bunche Park for that purpose.
Mr.. Ramagli stated that CT
Williams as well as Veterans are
eligible to buy the remainder of
the homes now under construc-
ton in Bunche Park.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
Dependent Cottage
Opens Sunday

The Dade County Visiting
Board extends to you a cordial
invitation to attend the dedica-
ton and official opening of the
Dependent Negro Cottage at the
Dade County Children's Home
Sunday, Nov. is, at three pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY g.
WEAVER SAYS

The article below was written
by William 3. Weaver, manager,
Social Security Administration, "a
S.W. First ST., Miami 80, Fla,
phone 9-S461. This Is one Of a
series Of articles appearing In
these columns weekly.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-14
Corsages

Wood fiber flowers of all kinds
for the home, orchids. Anything
that you need along that line. Low
prices. Phone 7-2754.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Skyline Drive
For Berkshires
Being Proposed

BOSTON. Conservation
Commissioner Arthur Lyman Of
Massachusetts, will propose that
the new general court appoint
a recess commission to investi-
gate the feasibility Of a skyline
highway for the Berkshires. It
would be similar to those which
have so greatly increased the use
Of the Shenandoah National
Park and the Southern Appala-
chians.
Egbert Hans. landscape archi-
tect and consultant to the COM
mission. has pointed out that
access to the Berkshires lies al
most entirely in the three main
routes which cross the noun
tainS at right angles. And res
idents and visitors. he says, are
being deprived of an opportu-
nifty to see the States richest
beauty and tourist dollars which
should be coming to Massachu-
sets are being diverted else
where because Of the inadequate
road net.
First link in the proposed sys-
tenn would be a connection be-
tween Pittsf1eld State Forest and
Mount Greylock, highest point in
the State.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
White Sulphur Springs
Celebrates ITS Years

This year White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. celebrates its
175th anniversary as one OF
Americas leading resort areas.
The Old White Hotel. prede-
ceSsor Of the Greenbrier at
White Sulphur Springs, first
opened in 1858. One of its first
guests was. the Prince of Wales
who later became King Edward
VII.
The original Greenbrier Hotel,
a 250-room structure, was
opened by the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway in 1910. 1t was
virtually rebuilt in 1930-31.
The first sulphur bath was
taken at White Sulphur Springs
in 1778 by a Mrs. Anderson, an
aged pioneer woman suffering
from rheumatism.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Travellers Notebook
Faster Ceremonies Being Planned;
Statistics Prove Skiing Is Safer
By Jacques FutreIIe
The Stur's Irovel Editor

The seventh annual yacht
race from Fort Lauderdale to
Cat Cay Island will be sailed
Friday.
Red Tope Cut
Haiti has cut some Of the
red tape that used to annoy
travellers from the United States.
Instead of answering 20 ques-
tions, the air tourist now need
write responses to only six. and
that can be done on the flight
to Port au Prince. It's this sim
pile: name, address, nationality,
place and date of birth and ad-
dress while in Haiti. Also adopt
ing" the card are Trinidad, Hon
duras, Ell Salvador, Guadeloupe
and Curacao.
Northwest AirlineS has eStab-
lished common fare whereby
passengers boarding here can fly
to Calgary. Alberta, for the same
fare in force from Washington to
Edmonton. In other words, the
charge for the Edmonton-Gal-
gary leg Of the journey has been
dropped. The saving effected is
about $35.
Peak months for harvesting
Hawaiian pineapple are July and
August.
Within fiye minutes of down.
town Phoenix, where many lux
urious motels are located, two
new motor courts have been
added. Together they represent
an investment of more than 81
million. what with their SWIM
ming pools. handicapped grounds
and lush furnishings. One of
them, the Desert Hills, is under
the same management as the
Desert Inn. The Desert Hills
has Sc living units. The other,
called the Flamingo, has 81.
Rates run from Sc single to
$11.50 for a de luxe twin bed
room.
Roses in April
Twice a year the roses reach
their peak of blossom in the
seven-acre sunken garden in Ex-
position Park, Los Angeles. Next
tSee NOTEBOOK, Page E-11)
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Dutch Ships to Make
Two Student .SuiIinqs

NEW YORK. - Two special
student sailings from New York
will be part Of the 1853 schedule
Of the Dutch government steam
ships Groote Beer and Water
man. The Waterman and Groote
Beer, both bound for Rotterdam.
will sail June 20 and July !.
respectively.
Bookings will be restricted to
round-trip passage for college
students between the ages Of 18
and 80. Round-trip fare in cabin
accommodations is $500 and in
dormitory quarters (55 persons
each), 5000.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

The Blue Ridge Easter Sunrise
service will be held at the man
sion house, Moses H. Cone Me-
mortal Park, on April S. The park
is near Blowing Rock, N. C.
The pageant of the Bermuda
Easter lily is being planned as
one of the most colorful sevents
Of the year. Main feature will
be a parade of floats through
the streets of Hamilton. Date is
April 8.
For two joyous and colorful
weeks, from February S, Nice, on
the French Riviera, will celebrate
its Mardi GraS carnival. Fea-
lures of the event each year are
parades, decorated balconies.
battles of flowers and fireworks.
Skiing is safer than your car,
your bathtub or a stepladder. F."
The quote comes from Frank
Springer-Miller, director of the
Mansfield (Vt.) Ski Club. He ex-
plains: I'VE took the number of
all uphill rides and converted
them to the equivalent of chair
lift rides in altitude feet. Then
we assumed that every skier on
Mt. Mansfield rode the chair Cor
the equivalent in towS) three
times daily for two weeks-a very
conservative estimate. Even at
that. our figures demonstrate
that it takes IA years to suffer
an accident and 20 years to crack
bone. And the chances of never
getting hurt are even much bet
ter If your age is not between
II and 30."
The Metropolitan Miami Fish
ing Tournament got under way
just after Christmas. Now in it's
18th consecutive year, the tour
nament will continue through
April 10.
It's Still Grond
One of the finest organ makers
OF the day built the organ for
the historic Bruton Parish
Church at Colonial Williams
burg. Samuel Green of London
constructed it in 1785. It is still
in use.
If you are puzzled by the fact
thai all the steamships within
sight of Florida's Atlantic coast
are headed south, remember that
the Gulf Stream is a potent
maritime factor. Southbound
ships stay on the westerly edge
OF the stream to avoid bucking
the current. Northbound ships
get well into the Gulf Stream to
take advantage of the boost.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Edison Celebration

FORT MYERS. Fla.-Charles
Edison. former Governor of New
Jersey. will crown the new king
and queen at the Edison Pageant
Of Light. Inc, festivities here on
February 13. This annual cele-
bration commentaries the birth
day of his father, Thomas Edi-
son,
The four-day celebration. Feb
ruary lila. will feature a baby
parade, coronation and corona
ton ball. flower show, tourna-
ments, a grand parade of light
and Fort Myers Beach day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-29
IMPROVEMENTS FoR KEY WEST ADVOCATES
~ THE CITIZEN
SHOOTING FOR 1os

Adai Stevenson, defeated Democratic candidate for
the Presidency told Atlanta group recently he would
be willing to shoot 10S when asked about golf and poll
tics Explaining this afterwards, he said he meant the
Democratic Party went out in so and would be satisfied
to come back in Sc.
The subject of golf became involved when the for
mer Illinois Governor reminded he in the Presi-
dents favorte gofng state Thus the remark about the
108 score for the Democratic Party.
After visiting in Georgia, Stevenson moved on to
Alabama, and other points, in attempt to strengthen
the National Democratic Parys ties with the South Dur
ing his trip the South Stevenson introduced as the
next President Of the United States and the next probable
President of the United States This sentiment
is reflection of the current of optimism in Demo-
cratic circles which is probably based the troubles the
Administration has had thus far in the farm and labor
fields.
There is big if in the speculation about Steven
sons chances If President Eisenhower refuses to run
for reelection doubt Stevenson will have a good
chance in the 1866 providing he gets the nomna-
ton. Having poed almost $1,000 900 votes in losing
last year, Stevenson not only set record for losing
candidate, but received more votes than any winning
candidate except Roosevelt in election and his OPP
ponent id the 1862 race.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-29

Russian. Capital cities have more
Russians than natives.
National plays, national ballet
and national opera are performed
in these capitals but after they
have been screened carefully 10
guard against traces of national
ism. Just as many, and probably
more, Russian ballets, plays and
operas are performed. Streets are
named more often for Russian
heroes than for the local ones.
Histories are rewritten to portray
as beneficent the influence of car
ist Russia.
The Communists have built cities
in central Asia, but in their studied
attempt to make provincial CAPT.
tails little carbon copies of Moscow
they have introduced much of the
Idrabness and monotony of the So.
Wet capital. Along with new build
ings, they brought the drudgery
of existence under a Communist
regime. Along with education came
the constant nagging of the party
to get more from the people.
Along with hospitals and inStitu'
tons the Communists brought the
monotonously depressing sight Of
women, young and old in capital
after capital, dragooned like their
sisters in Moscow into the heaviest
of manual labor-digging bitches
carrying bricks, hacking ice from
the roads or endlessly and listlessly
sweeping streets with brooms fash,
Toned from bundles of twigs.
Along with iomspign opera
houses and museums in which the
Russians put so much store, the
Communists brought the drabnes:
of cramped homes. row on row o.
bad housing. Along with new in
dustry came the shabbiness o
goods in the stores, the drabnes!
of endless, aggravating bureau
cracy putting new obstacles in thu
way of an existence already diff
cult enough.