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Evening star., 1953-01-22
MODERN

Floor -to-ceiling firepl. in lge, lily. rm,
1-yr.-old de luxe rambler located
in Hillwood area Of Falls Church.;
3 bedrmS., . compl baths, att. ga
rage. 14-acre lot Must SELL KOREA
BOUND. Asking $24,500. Reas. cash.
Make this the home you must see
today. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4163 Lee Hwy of Glebe. IA. $4,000
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STORES FOR RENT

CHEVY CHASE ARCADk-1st-a.
space, suitable for ofices or stores: ores:
approx. l8x4O with private stair.
way to full bsmt. For further In
dormation. call Mr. Bowly, WO.
AZ; $1,000. EDw. H. JONES q Co.
$40 y ST. N.E.-store and s 4SFm..
kit. and bath apt, Desirable loca-
tion: Heat and hot water furn.
$40 mo. SULLIVAN EROS. i52o
Is st. NV: NE. S-4323. pa
SELF--SERYICE GROCERY in Center
Market Ma g oSd City; T. 9TH and < sts: nv;
excellent business; immed. occur. !;
reas; rent. To inspect. cali MR..
9 SSEElNSlMlETT, 81 ME-. $4,000. --23
be used for dry Goods store ciothinH
store. gift and novelty shop or va
riety store. Has lust been newly
decorated. This store contains ]. l.l35
$$a: It; Located at 4249 North Fair.
PafkinaEen lax Grlye Arl; Ia, Va 6losks from
STOREROOM, suitable for barber
shop; above Rockville on Rte. $40.
CAL co. 5-@257 days; OIL. 4-Sl27
SO n. GLEBE RID. Arl.. va.-Moderr Mode
store. fireproof BLDG. 20x6O with full
BERNSTEIN q CO.. 14l6 K st. NV.
AVAIL. FEB. 1Sth-Lre. deep store
at 2312 r. I. ave. ne; heat incl.
$175 per mo-: adj. store avail. ii
desired. Ideal for family type shoe
store or similar business. Call F,
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE.
14OO list ST. N.w.-corner store,
snow window. app. l7x44, flour.
mo: To inspect. call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
1125 l4th ST. N.w.-0rd. fir. store
app. 1Sx50, 2 lavatorieS. imm. occup.'
reas. rent To inspect. call LEO nj.
BERNSTEIN d CO.. 1415 K ct. NV.
ME. S-54OO,
SECOND COMMERCIAL, space s4x4o,
for shop, Office or showroom, 6O2
st. NV. ME-. S-952S. -2S
VA. ngfleld--Existing space, or
will build for suitable tenant; prime
location with parking. r. w. Null
LEN, IA. 1882.
Evening star., 1953-01-22

DO YoU NEED A MODERN. AIR
CONDITIONED OFFICE, In q new
bldg. with reasonable rent and at
q convenient location II so, here's
the address. 1925 14th ct. NV. or
call CO. 6-0537.
Evening star., 1953-01-22
HOUSES poR SALIVA.
OPEN daisy

TIL dark for the conveni-
ence of those who would like
to inspect at their leisure. the
CONTEMPORARY SUBDIVI-
SIONS built by Luria Bros. in
Pine Spring and Holmes Run,
featured in last Saturdays
Star. One and two level
houses. or 3 bedrm. plans
are available. All houses are
on WOODED LOTS ranging
from approximately " to u
acre. Prices from S15,250 to
$19, $50. Cash from S4.050
70 10000.
DRIVE OUT OR CALL AT
YOUR CONVENIENCE. Direc-
tionS: Cross Memorial Bridge,
out Arl. blvd. (Route 5Ol 5
miles past Seven Corners to
Pine Spring on right of blvd.
To reach Holmes Run continue
out blvd. l1a miles further to
GallowS rd., turn left and fol-
low signs to sample house.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-s5o0
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BRICK RAMBLER

$75 MO.-$1 500 DOWN
TAKE OVER Az LOAN
Spacious living rm., dining. picture
rms, tile bath, Anchor fence. alum
mum Storm windows, storage attic.
Monthly payment includes every
thing. This is an amazing buy for
only S1l.950. Owner moved out
yesterday. IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN-
CY, Call Mr.. Harris. Ma. $4,000
days. JU. 9-6430 ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Sales, Inc. 1928 K st. NV:
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA-Three love.
~ wooded lots. ideal for individual
or, small builder, on paved streets.
All utils. in. ready for Immediate
building. weekdays. OF. 1.325S:
Ewes. OF. 2-OO66. -25
RAMBLER STTES-S6O down: IN lra.
development facing ColesviIle rd
Montg. Co; 1OOx200 It.. $1,000 sa.
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. $1,000.
sEMlDET.--l to IL lots; water and
JU. 5-2926. OF. 4-7006.
SD DOWN-For q building site At
woodland Beach. Selby -On THE .Bay.
Avalon Shores or Herald Harbor; only
50 min. from d. C. near Annapolis.
MS.; $3.50 and and UP. KAY REALTY
end COML. GRSuND, approx. s II Zoo
SO. IT. 170-ft. frontage, 1900 Blk,
OF Hunt pl. ne. Price, S1.5O per
50. It. subject to reas. offer. Cali
FR, E9l1oT 9l1fa, MIDDLETON Resltor.
BUILDERS. group Of IA rambler lots,
Best Arlington location. JOHN II.
MILLER. Jr. d BRO. Ma. s-2557.
va. Forestville-Near Great Fails
and proposed parkway; . beautiful
domestic Of few acres or larger
tract: ideal for subdividing. WRIGHT
REALTY, INC, JA 2-4800
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BUILDERS ONLY
VIRGINIA

Large group Of lots with all utilities;
3 mi. TO downtown Wash. For n.
formation. call Mr.. Brauningef.
N. 9. HINES Il SON
IA. b-700o. Eyes.. IA. 1-Sa9o.
7coasl55.z q K,=s ps5;.J 70
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HOUSES FoR sALEyA.
STRATFORD HILLS

cnstom-buiit home. was Coz Completed s
makes it possible for US to offer you
RMS, DEN, RECREATION ROOM,
2i2 BATHS. GARAGE. DE LUKE
you'll ike. Shown BY appointment.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
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INVESTMENT PROF. WANTED

NEED APARTMENT BLDG, I2 70
q units: prefer Arlington location;
SSaATY Saa ~ aaIS RTSWT w,l.n1h with b,yd ,vEoNns gA
S-210O -22
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CHOICE ONE-ACRE
LOTS

Within 4 miles Of Falls Church, We
offer three 1-acre wooded lots with
high elevation. Excellent DRAINAGE.
good community. Price, $1,000;
terms or S1,250 cash. For further
JE. 2-O2O6 30
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Stote Societies:
By Mark Roberts

Harry L. Merrick. president OF
the Washington Board of Trade,
will spin the wheel to decide the
Queen of the Charity Ball next
Saturday.
The ball, at the Shoreham
hotel, sponsored by the Con-
ference of State Societies with
the Damon Runyon Cancer
Fund to set up a cancer research
project at Children's Hospital,
will start at 9:30 pm. when the
State princesses march into the
ballroom with their State So
ciety presidents and their eS-
corts.
After the princeSses have been
presented by Conference Presi-
dent Heber Rice. Mr.. Merrick
will spin the wheel to select the
Queen for the evening.
The State society princesses
named SO far include:
Alabama, Allison Mcqueen; Ar
kansas, Dianne Mack; Connecti-
cut. Natalie Pine; Delaware,
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Peggy Bower; Vermont. Nancy
Davis.
West Virginia, Jean Lambi-
otte; Colorado, Janet Martin;
New Mexico, Consuel Salazar;
Tennessee, Lark Curtis; Texas,
Virginia Butler; Oregon, Mar
jorie Peterson: Illinois, Alice
Mas; Louisiana, 10 Ann Elder;
Massachusetts,, Ann Murphy;
Mississippi. Dorothy Butts, and
North Dakota. Arlene IverSon.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
fisherman
Is Married

Miss Jean Marie Eberman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Eberman of Washington, be-
came the bride on November 81
of Capt. Manuel j. Fernandez,
U. IS. A. F. He is the son of
Mrs. Effie Fernandez of Miami
and Col. Manuel j. Fernandez
OF Donaldson Air Force Base,
Greenville, S. c.
The ceremony took place at
the Allapattah Methodist Church
in Miami with the Rev. Waldo
Farabee officiating. There was
a reception at the residence of
the bride in Miami. Following a
wedding trip to Nassau, Capt.
and Mrs. Fernandez will reside
at George Air Force Base in
Victorville, Calf.
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Harry Merrick to Spin Wheel at Charity Ball

Formal evening dress Is op-
tional for those attending the
dance.
The Connecticut State Society
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the English Room of the Raleigh
Hotel. y
X \ X X
The Delaware State Society
also will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
in Room ASA of the Old House
Office Building.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Doris Pelese: Guam. Irene s..
Walters; Indiana. Ann Harsh
man; Kentucky, Ludio De Spain;
Maine, Patrice McIntire;
Michigan, Gertrude Gularski;
Maryland. Sally Ann Rush; Min
nesota. Kathryn Peterson; Mis-
souri,, Carolyn Kennamer: New
York, Patricia McFadden; North
Carolina, Nancy Sigmon; Ohio,
10 Ann Jeffries; oklahoma.
Mary Martin; Pennsylvania.
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Family Dinner

d Mrs. c. E. Crawford of
Gaithersburg will entertain at a
family dinner on Thanksgiving
Day. Among her guests will be
Mrs. Roland Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walker and family
of Gaithersburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Robertson and
family of Laytonsville.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Miss Josephine Bernes Gebler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Laurence Gebler of Silver
Spring, became the bride on No
vember Z of Mr.. Robert Lee
Evans. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Radie Evans of Wheaton,
Md.
The ceremony took place at
st. Bernadette' Church with
the Rev. Charles w. Davis Off
ciating. There was a reception
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gebler. Following a wedding
trip to New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans will make their home in
Rockville.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Miss Beth Henry, daughter of
Mrs. Pauline S. Henry of Arling-
ton. became the bride on Novem-
ber 19 of Second 1t. Ralph E.
Skoog. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. o. Skoog of Topeka,
Kans.
The ceremony took place at
the Little Falls Church in Ar
lington with the Rev. Frank A.
Erwin officiating. There was a
reception at the residence of
the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Paul A. Stuart in Falls Church.
The bridegroom is presently sta
toned at Fort Belvoir as re-
serve officer on active duty.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

MISS EDITH ANN EASTMAN
Engaged to
Midshipman d. r. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
eastman of Chevy Chase. Md.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Edith Ann to
Midshipman Don Roger Ray, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Ray
of Highmore. S. Oak. The we'd
ding is planned for June, 1854.
when Midshipman Ray will grad
uate from the United States
Naval Academy.
Miss eastman attended the
Gardner College of Business and
her fiance attended the South
Dakota State College before en-
tering the Academy.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

New 1854 Model C2236 with handsome mahogany
finished cabinet. The 252 SO. in picture has golden
picture frame that odds to picture quality and cob
met beauty. Powered by Coscode Chassis plus
Turret Tuner, full Fidelity Tone Control and other
advanced features.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
&erfcblte Saftif

Sic 9lusfiibrlu1gen un0 Hatl6ldge
oea ErGiiOenten paren 5lpeiIeuos gltl
gemeint @ir be6DeiIeln nber, Oaf
Gr0iioent Giienbopers Gorgeben fluq
mar. Ius mar unier erIter Ginorud
uls mir Ben 9rieI laier, unO mir ian.
sen uniere 3meifel in 9Helolngen olls
Ieutl6lonb belt1tigt. Der 8rief oes
Gr0iioenten Gilenbpmcr al 9un6es:
fan5ler 9oenauer, bieB es nm Sums,
tag in elmer Dtelolng ser uail
HreB" aus Bonn, lit ouf i6arfe Sri.
tif Der So5ialocmofratilhen 8artej
geItoBen.
Gie lturfe Gppoiitionspartei er:
flQrte, Der 9rief lei cine ginn1ilhunQ
in oeuticbe slngelegenbeiten lnO eir
Geriud), Dem &on5ler sum Sieg IN
ser n66lten @abl 81 uerbelfen. Mil
lionen (?) pon Iel1tl6en tpiirben 1id
our6 Sen 9riei DOR ben &opf geltoBer
iiihlen, peil Der ontifomm1niltilhe
9luIItano in Sit-9euti6lano, in mel
dem piele 9eutid5e ibr 2eben ge
opfert boben, .5l1 Eropaganba5nef
fen" nit einem appea perbunOer
nuroe, oaB bic 8unoesrepublif iid
ser gen1einiamen Gerteioigung oes
8eitens anihlieBe.
Sic So5ialiiten, Sic Iid Ser Soft
nung bingeben oaB lie i'm September
III Ser @abl iiber sic 9onlition Moen'
ouers Sen Siee oapontragen llnb Ser
gG8 ,gertroe entfraiten fonnen, &c.
rieten in Sorniid, als gilenbomers
griei bier per0ffentlidlt nurOe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Igeoenft, glne aus oem artifel ni6t
berDor.
Gle metli6e Ginlaoung puroe in
Der rl1liii6en @rfldrung olS Elm Ser
JUDI be5elhnet, bie odnoe Der So
mjet= Union I'M porous 5u binoen.
God lei Die Somiet- Union bereit,
lhrieb Die ,EramOa', iiber 0eutI6.
lano 5ll oerbonoeln, penn porber cine
Glnlgung er5leIt peroe, ipelhe Gunfs
te IN Der &on1eren5 bebanoelt Deroen
lollen. - 8i5ber maren Die 8eriuhe,
cine Dem @eiten uno ben Souiets
genebmc Sogesoronung fir cine
Seutl6lanO- -SonIeren5 feit5uiesen,
Itets erfolgIos 9eblieben.
Iic nMotipe" Nmeritas, gnqlunos
|unO JrontreihS bel ibrer ginlaounq
an Die Somjets 81 elmer &onferen5
muroen in Der ,BronDa' beftig gu
riidgeDieen. 3iel oes @eitens lei es,
biermit sic 9eidJmQ6te Boiition 9oen.
auers in @elt= GeutlhIano fir Die
oeutl6en @oblen am 6. September
81 ltorfen itatt lpirflib Die @ieoers
oereinigrng Geutihlanos un0 Sorbe-
reitung cines 6rieOensoertrags 5u iu=
6en i6rieb oos offi5iele fommunilti-
i6e Organ Ser Sopiets Union.
Gie brci @eitnGhte lpouteu oie
bon ibnen fiir gnoe September por-
!gel6lagene SiermGdte-& -&onferen5, er-
flarte Die ,Eromoa', fiir 3lpefe be-
nuten bie nifts nit oem Sntereiie
on Ser Storfung oeS 6rieOenS uno
ni6ts NIT Ser 9lufgobe, Die interna=
tionalcn Sponnungen gu perminoern,
3u fun hdtten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Scr sSrieben, Sen mir anltreben,

Scr Srieben, Sen mir anItreben,
fann ni6t ourh S6pd6e al1fre6t er.
balten merOen," laste er. ~gs ibeint
mir, baB in Ser Sage in SltsIeutid)-
lanb uno Den oItlihen Galouenitoaten
| lih gepiiie Ginse ob5eihnen, Die obne
6rage cine tiefe @irfllne auf Die
| 3ufunft ausiiben peroen, Die geplans
te 3ulammenfl,nTt Ser 9luBenminiitcr
Der pier WG6te eingeibloilen.
r3ufiinftige 6iitorifer peroen in
lbrer 9lnalple Ser llrIo6en, sic Dos
fommllniitii6e Hei6 gum 3erioa &C.
brabt baben, jene topferen Slt,0eut-
'6en beroorbeben Die es 9elpagt ba=
ben, li6 gegen Sic aononen Der Sp-
ronnei 81 erbeben, nit Itarfen Ser
gen uno unbelpaffneter Sano.
sd CLAUDE olth, oaB Oieielben Si-
Itorifer Sbre eigene unerl6iitterlibe
Soltlng in Ser Sobe oes elropGi-
| l6en Srie0ens uno ser iSreibeit in
olelen, oielen Sabren auf5ei6nen
iper0en.
sd mar INNER ser 9lnii6t - llno
0iele fiir5li6en Greignilie baben me-
| Inigitens fir midi flor beitGtigt -,
oaB es feline 2oiung obne freie @ab=
len geben fann, Sic sur Grri6tung
! elmer freien 9tegierl,ng fiir gang
Geutl6lono unO sur Gtnigllng fiib=
| ren.
oGon oieiem Yunft aus fam iicb
cine logiid)e oronungs9emabe Heibe
bon gretgnllien er9ebe1L Die in einem
ebrenpoQen 6rieOenspertrag uno in
Der @ieoergeburt elmer neuen per-
einigten oeutlhen Hepublif gipfeln,
Sic lih als ein freunoidaitli6es unO
frieoli6e5 Otitglieo ser europGii6en
Golferfamilie Ser @oblfobrt ibres Ell
genen Golfes niomet.
nIielem Strebcn nudJ freien @nb-
fen miro Die 9tegierung Der Ser.
Stooten ibre pole politiihe, morali=
| ld]e uno oiplomatilcbe Inter Itilbung
5u 9eDGbren iortiabren."
Ter Eroltoent betonte, onB Die Gin=
ldaltung Der 8unoesrepublif IN sic
europuil6e @ebrgeineinI6nft fein
SinOernis fiir oie Giniglrngsbemiib-
ungen iei, l1nO iagte, ooB Die lpelt=
europaii6e 9lrmee unter Gini6luB
Ielttihlanos Die 9lusii6ten Iiir Die
frieolibe Ginigung perbeliern lperOe,
inOem oie In5iebungsfraft ser pro-
iperierenoen 8unoesrepublif erbobt
miro, Die bereits Our6 oen t3uitronl
Ser 5lii6tlinge uno OurN antifom=
In1niitilhe 9emonItrotionen in Dit
| Geuti6lano beDieien murOe.
rGieler mo6IenOe &ontaft 5nilhen
@elt= uno SIt-Geutlblnnh, bns cine
bonferotte uno perarmte @irtl6aft
bat, miro lhlieBlid) 81 elmer Gage fiib=
rem, Die Die 2iQuihierung Ser fommu=
niltiI62n Giftutllr unO Der Somiet-
Sffupution ernoglithen iollte.
Sene, Die in Geutl6lano glauben, oaB
ea einen leiften unO li6eren @eg 5ur
2oiung our6 cine Debrlole Neltrali=
iicrung gibt, iollen ior9iGltig sic
&lugbeit uno Si6erbeit zines oernrti=
gen &urles ernugen.
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Giienbotpcr an Nbenauer

Sn @albington, mo- man ebeOem
Dem oeutiden So5ialism,s iebr bolo
mar, berfolgt man oieie gntnidlung
nit Sorge. am 'Samstag Duroe aus
Suantico, 8a., gemeloet:
Ssn einem langen ungepobnli6en
8rief on 8unoesfan5ler Ibenauer ers
fldrte Braiioent giienboiper, oas BON
8irren eridiitterte rote &eeime iei
bnnferott, nnb Ser Mufitnno in Dit
Oeutlblanb lei Der Muftaft gum 3u=
lammenbruh oes gan5en fommuniiti-
l6en Geifs. au6 frat er bon neuem
fir freie algemeine beuti6e 8ablen
Elm, Inn oas geipaltene 2anb gu eini=
gen. Ser 8rief tpar bonn 23. Suli 3d.
tiert nno tDurbe bier mGbrenb elmer
&onferena oes HrGiioenten nit boben
mllitdrilden nnb 3ipil=gerteibi=
gnngsbeamten berofentIi6t.
Ser Brdlibent tparnte oie 9eut=
lhen Dor elmer tpebrlolen Heutrali=
iiernng" nnb ermabnte iie, in Der I'm.
terIthting Der europdiiden Bebrse.
meinlbaft nidt tpanfeno au iperoen
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Wusfan mnb bic pprgeid)lagene
&pnferens

Gie ,granoa' sriff am 0onnres-
taa nit idarfen 8orten Die sufforbe-
rung oes 8eitens an &ublano an, ii6
an elmer auBenminilter <&onferen5 Ser
bier Md6te 5u beteilisen, auf uel6er
GeutIhIanb uno Selterrei6 bebanoelt
meroen Iollen. @as Der &reml al tun
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Scntidle Nntipprt

Sn Bonn itedte man bieIe 9lnren1s
pellng nidt ItlQIdDeigeno Elm. Or.
IOenouera GbriltlihsG sGenofratii6e
Union erflarte prompt, ser &rentl
Iolle ouIboren, 9usfliiHte 5lt MAIDEN
uno Elm flares So ODER Iein ais gnt=
mort allf bic ginlaoung oes @eitens
erteilen.
Sic be5ei6nete ben ,Eropoa' -9lrti-
fel OILS SerIhleierlngstaftit.
3lemlif) algemein berrld)te unter
Den fiibrenoen oeuti6en 8olitifern oie
GrDartung, ouB Otosfau Die Seils
|nabme an elmer &onferen5 lflieBIid
perlagen miro, obDobl oaS ruIiilfe
Sarteiorgan Dies oorlGltftg nod nibt
9lattpeg anfiinOigte. Sogar bic So
5ialbemotratiIdle 8artei sic bisber
ltets SiermQhte= =gerbanolungen in
alien Srogen geforoert bat, oriidte
| li6 peliimiItild) Gus.
Cine Iblebnung Ser tpeItliden
&onferen5porihl0ge oltrd Otosfau
fonnte i'm fomnenOen oeutI6en
8ablfampf cine eroBe RoIle ipieIen.
9loenauer lit bon Sen So5taloenofras
ten bel6uloigt poroen, er Derlu6e,
8elt=0el1tlhlano in cine betpaffnete
saion5 nit Dem 8ei item 5u bringen,
bepor nod oue Dtogli6feiten Ser @ie,
OerberItellung Ser oeutiden ginbeit
pon erldbopft ndren. Sails 0fosfau
obl6logig antlportet, fonnte Ioens
auer lagen, er babe e5 Dobl inter
ltittt, oaB sic bier 8elosungsmd6tc
ilber ble @ieOerpereinigung GeutIdy=
lambs oerbanoeln iollten, aber bie
Hulien botten lib oielem &orid]lag
pioeriett
Ser Ereiieoienit BON 9loenauers
GGll bei6uloigte oen &reml, nit benz
artifel in Ser ,Erapoa' ser sSroge
aus Dem @eg gegangen 5u iein-
~lber Npsfau tduidt iih," bieb es
Delter in Der GSll=grfl1rung, vipenn
es gloubt, eS fonne benz peitlihen
Sori6lag elmer &onferen5 nit iolden
Ebraien llno GeroG6tigungen ser
|peitli6en Ototipe aus Dem 8ege ge=
ben. Ser tpeItlide Sorl6lag perlangt
cine flare beiabenoe ODER per1reinenoe
antport, llnb Mosfau fann itb nit
feiner Serl6leierllngstaftif aus ser
Inare 5ieben. Die oeutihe 9unoess
reglerung miro in ibren Soroerungen
nidt nabgeben, OaB oie bier Wddte
Die @leOeroereinigung 9eutiblanos
in Srieoe uno Sreibeit erortern."
3ur Gage in Si-9entidbano
Die oItoel1ti6e Hegierllng bot an
Ionnerstag oie Solfsfanner 5u Ell
ner Sonoerlibung an 80. uno 80.
Suli einberufen, Inn cine grfldrung
Der Gegierl1ng entgegen5uuebmen unb
| gu oisfl1tieren" @as oisfl1tiert per.
oen iou, murhe niAt seiagt, a6er es
banoelt iidJ obne 3lpeifel Inn oie nod
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Wiitenb reagierte Die fomlnuniitilhe
(Sortiesrne auf 9. 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Boy
Injured In Mishap

Five.yearold Fred Guartmeyer.
204.A Poineiana Place, faces the
possible loss 81 two fingers on his
right hand as the result Of an
automobile accident yesterday
afternoon ii which he also suffer.
"a 4 possible fractured leg, police
said today.
The boy was injured when he
ran behind ! car driven hy Mrs.
Daisy May Bertean, poineiana. as
II was backing out Of a driveway
onto Duck Avenue.
Taken 10 Galley Memorial Hos.
pltal. the youth was treated By
Drs. J. l. Lester and Mario Fer
neadcE, who are working ID an ef.
fort 10 save his badly laeerated
and fractured fingers
No charges were brought
asaist the driver og the car.
Police officer Richard L. James.
who conducted TIE investigation
II the scene reported mat vii.
neSses said the ear was barely
moving when Il struck the child
who bad been playing Wish friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Central Labor
Union OF XIV.
Elects Officers

The Central Labor Union d,
Key West, operating under a
Charter granted By American
Federation OF Labor. met Mon.
day night at the Bartenders
Union Hal on Duval Street.
Election Of officers was held for
1858. with results as follows.
president James Hanson: vice
president, Charles Hort finan.
cial secretary. Ward Tyson: re-
cording secretary. Elmer Nome
macher
The Central Labor Union Is
not an Individual Craft Union.
but IS 4 representative organixa.
ton Of all organized Crafts affl-
lated with AZ Of I. who care 10
hold membership, and IS made
up 81 delegates from all Trade
Unions appointed b their press.
dents with rank and file appruy-
al. thcregy establishing a conSu.
lar type organization which wsll
greatly improve understanding
Of problems and closer harmony
between LEGAL Crafts.
TIE Central Union viii meet
twice month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
9 Witnesses
For State On
Raid Trials
Crowded Docket
In Criminal Court
Starts Before
jury Monday

The State win put on nine wit
nesses in the Criminal Court trial
of the five bar owners and tenders
who are each out on $3.50 bond
following their arrest yesterday.
The five are alleged to have
served liquor to minors or to
possess alcoholic beverages alco-
holic beverages without license
to sell.
State witnesses against the ac-
cused are headed by Edwin
Browder, Jr. State Beverage di-
rector, Paul Williams, Supervisor
State Beverage Department and
Joe Russell, local agent of the
State Beverage Department. Sail
ors and others who witnessed the
events win testify at the trial
which will take place next We'd
nesday.
The jury which convenes Mon
day morning, will also judge the
case Of Calvin H. White, accused
Of leaving the scene of the acct
dent involving the loss of an arm
to Anthony ]. Leskosky. Leskosly
has already brought civil suit
against White for the accident,
claiming that he lost time, earn
ino nopacifty and ofhar aeeafc
through the loss Of his arm.
The persons arrested yesterday
on warrants issued by Criminal
Court Clerk Harry Dongo are as
follows:
Wheeler GandOlfo, Blue Heaven.
TO Thomas Street; Ida Kaplan,
Cecil's Bar Of Music; Mona Del
Monte, Ia c9nga Barr Leon
Strauss, Curro's Bar and Joseph
Gid, La Conga Bar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Dies
At Navy Yard
AT Noon Hour
Was Carpenter
For Many Years;
Best known As
ssWalkie-TaIkie''

Roscoe d. Ferguson, s., died
suddenly yesterday while on his
way from lunch to the construe-
ton job of the Fleet Sonar School,
Naval Station, it was learned to.
day.
Ferguson, who lived at SIS
Fleming Street, was skilled car
penter. He had worked for many
years at the Navy Yard.
According to j. S. Daniels, fore
man on the Sonar School job, For
guson complained Of pain in his
chest yesterday morning. He con-
tinued working, however, went to
lunch and died on his way back
to work from lunch.
An excellent worker, according
to Daniels, he will be missed by
the Fred Allen Company doing the
job at the Navy and his fellow
workers.
Lopez Funeral home is making
arrangements for the funeral
whieh VIII take Ice Saturday.
Ferguson was known BY bis
nick name "Waligie -Talxie' to his
friends. He was born in February,
1889 at Goldentown. Kentucky.
The list Cf h;- livOrs win be
released " ms son Hollis, tomor-
row, as win final funeral plans.