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REAL AND SIMULATED
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tC0nGnue0 nom rage Onel
ture is Gwynneth, by the way, pro-
nounced with Welsh lisp. Her viii
famous looking father in the story
is Richard Boone. Not long ago
when / saw him in a film he had
something in common with George
Washington. he had a horse
shot out from under him. In
Twelve Mile Reef" Boone has a
daughter and two hulking sons,
Harry Carey, Jr.. and Rush VIII
liams. In real life, Boone win be
initiated into the Stork Club next
July when his first child is born.
His wife is not an actress.
Boone sometimes breaks up the
monotony of waiting for re-takes
by weighing his scalp, grimacing
and making horrible faces. Gil
Roland chews gum and whistles.
Yesterday he asked me where he
could find good Spanish cooking.
Robert Wagner practices dance
steps when he isn't posing graci-
0usly with fans who mob him. J..
Carol Naish just relaxes during
breaks. As for Peter Graves who
doesn't smoke cigars but has to
for the movie, he rushes out for a
breath Of fresh air.
List Of local townspeople not
mentioned previously appearing in
the tavern shots, include Mary
Louise SpottswoOd who dances
with an unidentified partner: Mil
dred Cline, wife of Ensign w. J..
Cline Of the U. S. Coast Guard;
Mary Hudson; Allan Altman, Mia
mi lawyer who came to visit and
was signed as an extra (which re-
minds me to remind him that he
borrowed my precious copy pen.
Gil 10 get Miss Moore's autograph
and Len Krakovtch, a young artist.
also a Miami visitor who got into
the act.
The stars expect to make a per.
sonal appearance at the Naval
Hospital on Friday night.
Meantime, location shooting viii
continue today at Duffy's and
back at the A and B Lobster
house where boat and dock scenes
viii be made.
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XIV Radio Club
Hamfest Gets
Thru To Germany

The Key West Radio Amateur
Club station W4LLO held ''ham-
Test" last Sunday at Bahia Honda
bridge picnic grounds. Hot dogs,
hamburgers, baked beans, refresh
ments etc., we're enjoyed by all.
Hams attending were WAS BCZ,
BHJ/4, KOH, NICK, OPP, OTP,
OVK, SWI, WKS, and WIN. WAS
VITO, YUQ, ZIG, ZDF, and I'll,
plus the XYL's and harmoics. Wis.
ting hams we're WILING, W3CGK,
and W3NBS.
W4WKS aand WN4YUQ brought
their transmitters and many con-
facts were made. Amateur Radio
Station DL4AP in Weisbaden, Ger
many was contacted and a nice
chat was enjoyed by all.
W4WZM got to talk to his mother
and father via amateur radio ir
Birmingham, Alabama thru the ex.
cellent ''fone patching" of W4ECl
located in Birmingham. The day
was married by the sudden storm
which seemed to spring up out Of
nowhere and which dashed most Of
the Florida Keys. Another Hamfest
will be held in the near future.
The Key West Radio Amateur
Club meetings have been changed
10 the second and fourth Thursdays
Of the month. Next meeting win be
held on the 14th Of May.
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God OF The Atom
Will Be Shown
AT Youth Rally

Another of DIR. Irwin Moons
Moody Institute of Science films
entitled .God of the Atom" win be
shown at the regular Youth for
Christ Rally, Saturday, May End,
1880 pm, at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church, 729 Fleming
Street.
This film presents startingly
different approach to the atomic
bomb problem. Featured are ex-
elusive photographs Oh equipment
used in atomic research, demon
STATIONS of the tremendous ener-
egies within every tiny particle
Of matter which man has learned
to release, and actual pictures of
the Nagasaki and Bikini explosions
behind the-scenes pictures that
capture all the suspense of the
actual events. Another highlight
of the film is the thrilling.testimony
and eyewitness account of physi-
cist who saw all three wartime
atomic bombs explode. This film
points out that the discovery of
atomic energy emphasizes mans
Iced of a spiritual rebirth.
The rally is open to young and
old alike and everyone is invited
to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-29
Rains Wash Out
Railroad Tracks

NEW ORLEANS H1 - Flooding
seven-inch rains washed out Sec
ton of track derailing the crack
northbound Kansas City Southern
railroads Southern Belle" pas
senger train about 40 miles north
of Alexandria last night.
None of the passengers was in
jured to the extent of requiring
disqualification, R. X. Suffer, the
railroads superintendent of trans
portation at Shreveport, reported
today.
The deluging rains flooded a
residential section at Shreveport,
requiring some pre.dawn eyacua-
ton Of homes.
A tornado struck in a farm area
three miles south of Choudrant,
halfway between Shreveport and
Monroe. No injuries we're reported
but some homes were either de-
stroyed or badly damaged. The
tornado struck shortly after mid
night.
During mid morning, the New
Orleans and Jackson, Miss, wealth
er bureaus both issued severe
storm warnings.
The Jackson bureau alerted sew
en- southwest Mississippi counties
to the possibility of tornadoes; and
the New Orleans bureau said there
is a possibility If a few tornadoes
in southeast Louisiana and extreme
southern Mississippi.
The Memphis weather bureau
alerted West Tennessee for possible
tornadoes this afternoon and early
tonight.
Kansas Gov. Edward F. Arm and
his wife were on the derailed train
returning home from an interstate
oil compact meeting at New Or
leans. Deputy Sheriff j. M. Church
man Of Grant Parish said the gov
ernCr received a ''bad lick on his
left leg just above the ankle" and
that Mrs. Arm was shaken up.
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houses have agreed upon" the
governor said.
81 want to say frankly that l
hope these efforts viii stop. As
governor / cannot and viii not
approve one dollar more"
The governors statement came
during a comparatively dull day
in the legislature.
The House listened to a hot de-
bate among Dade County's repre-
sentatives on whether the city OF
Miami and Dade County govern
ments should be merged without
a referendum. II wound up voting
for the referendum proposed by
Rep. Floyd and fought by Reps.
okell and Fascell.
The Senate without discussion
accepted a House amendment to
the five million dollar University
of Florida medical school con-
struction bill and sent the meas
ure to the governor. The amend
ment is designed to make the col
lege hospital as nearly self-sus-
tanning as possible by requiring
agencies which send charity pa
tients to pay for their hospitaliza-
ton.
The governor in his statement
said, SIT is now indicated that for
the next biennium the state viii
increase its aid to our free public
school system by more than 20
million dollars.
"0ur state public education costs
will be more than half of our en-
tire general revenue fund expen-
ditures.
"Under our laws too the state
does not assume the full response.
biIity for financing our free pub
lie school system. Much response
bility remains with the counties
and this is as ii should be. / realize
that many counties have failed 70
meet their responsibilities and that
our laws should be strengthened
to remedy this situation. ] urge
our school people now TO concen-
trate their efforts in this field and
not seek further aid from the
state treasury.
"our legislators have applied
themselves diligently to the ire
mendouS job at hand. They have
much hard work ahead Of them
and their time and efforts should
not be Sidetraeked.
''In support Of our teachers
also want 60 urge all school boards
in the state 10 continue the cost
Of living raises which have beer
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TODAY In THE
LEGISLATURE

House:
Voted 1884 to LET Miami resi-
dents vote whether their charter
should be abolished.
Received bill to abolish Florida
Milk Commission.
Senate:
Completed action on and sent to
governor bill to nave state spend
five million dollars in construct
ing University Of Florida medical
school.
Committee approved governors
plan to coordinate state purchas-
es by purchasing council.
Committee heard Atty. Gen. Err
wins bill to create racket squad
praised and condemned.
Governor:
Vowed he win not approve one
dollar more than the $3.50 annual
pay raise voted Florida teachers.
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KIwANIS BANQUET

Continued from Page Onel {
1t. Governor Of the 18th Division.
Florida District: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Hutchinson, of Hollywood, Fla,
Honorary Member Of Kiwanis Club
of Key West, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil M. Knowles, President Of the
Rotary Club, Key West: Deanna
Archer, President-elect Of the Key.
cites: Joe Pineda, Past President
of the Key Club; Katherine Boar,
President of Keyettes: Glynn Ar.
cher, Jr., President Of the Key
Club, and Mr.. and Mrs. Everetfe
Sweeting, guest Of William v. Al.
bury.
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BAY BOTTOM LAND
CONTINUED from Page Onel

NOOHIinutu nom rage UneI
other property owners on Stock
Island want to dig the channel to
run through to other Manageable
water. He said that he and his
friends do not object to the sale
of three-tenths of an acre of bay
bottom to Joe Sirguo, because this
submerged land does not interfere
with any channel.
The II Board refused outright to
sell bay bottom 20 G. H. Jones
who wanted areas between Hilton
Haven and the City of Key West
swimming pool.
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DEATH
JOSE MARTINEZ

Jose Martinez. faiher-in-law Of
Keller Watson, died in Miami Mon
day afternoon. following a long i'll.
ness. his family learned yesterday.
Mr.. Martinez lived 461 NV Fifth
street, Miami. He is survived by
a widow Mary, two daughters, Mrs.
Fermus Jackson. Miami and Mrs.
Keller Watson SI7 Southland street.
Key West. and one grand-child
Richard Watson.
Burial viii be in Miami this after.
noon. Philbriek's Funeral home is
making the arrangements. Mr..
Martinez was former resident OF
Key West.
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DOUBLE, DOUBLE
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Delio Perez, p, student, who lives
at 10S5 United Street, was driving
Ford convertible. AT the inter-
section of Virginia Street and
5Duval. Car two pulled out into the
line of traffic and was hit by car
one. Perez versus Perez, but no
arrests by A. Perez. None of the
Perez men are related.
The Ford convertible sustained
500 damage. The Ford sedan was
damaged TO the extent of $50. Fol-
low that car. if you can't follow
the double Delio Perez mixup.
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.Today's Action
I'm Tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE ia proposal
to exempt the small farmer and
meat professor from state meat
inspection laws is under consider
alton by Senate Livestock Com
mittee, Chairman Black said to-
day.
The committee viii act Thurs
day on the proposal which would
exclude the professor of less than
Is cattle and less than 40 hogs
from inspection.
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ABOLITION OF MIAMI

Continued from Page One)
Gables has only 1887; Hialeah
1856, Fl. Lauderdale sc, 1928 and
Hollywood 1881, compared to the
Island City's s6.433. civilian and
Navy figure.
The repercussions up state win
be considerable also if the con-
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..sNIEARs, NAMEn "
Continued from Page one,

schools and good teachers. We de.
plore the unfortunate publicity and
"slanted" journalism which has
turned minor disagreemenss into
public brawls in the minds Of the
public. We ask that facts be used
as basis for action, not rumor
and politically inspired innuendo.
We must protect our schools and
see to it that they are allowed 70
continue the one job for which
they we're created. the moldinR
and education of our young people.
Executive Board of the Monroe
County Council Of Psrent-Teacher
Associations.
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JOHNNY ROBERTS
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Continued from PAGE 0nel
up with the Key West Fire Depart
ment and has been on the roster
ever since. His next birthday Is
July S.
Says Veteran Roberts, Il just
missed fire-cracker day hy a
hours.
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put in effect from local funds dur
ing the past two years.
also in the years ahead | hope
that each school board win make
its best effort, by such supplement
tation as il can, to see TO il that
our teachers are fairly and sde-
quately compensated for the great
work they are doing"
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TALLAHASSEE R-Gov. Nc
Carly said today II cannot and
viii not approve one dollar more
than a $3.50 annual pay raise for
Florida school teachers.
The governor issued . formal
statement after a group Of sena-
tors indicated they we're eontem-
plating a move to push the pay
raise above the $3.50 voted BY the
House and Senate in their appro-
priations act. McCarty recon-
mended 500.
81 understand that some efforts
VIII be made 10 increase the
states appropriation beyond the
$3.50 teacher raise which both
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solidation goes through following
the abolition Of Miami's city char.
ter. Jacksonville win become the
largest Florida city. Miami will
have to give up IFS long held
supremacy.
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figures on total cash farm income
for other states:
North Carolina, Ss7 .ss4. 600 in 1851
and $si. Isl. GO In 1858 down IS, 100.
coo: South Carolina. SIS So 900 and
s25sso, ooa-down S6,as200s Florida
SlSeIs,o0o and So. Tsg zoo down
81 .ss9. 900 Tennessee. ST. .isa .ooo
and $SoSsT ,oaa--up s. sc. COO; Ala.
hams. So. ee7 ooa ard sss .sss 900
down 2,s6s,ue; Mississippi So.
2ls.ooo and tss.4S1. COUP sa.1s7,.
GO.
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Hard-cook eggs in simmering,
not boiling, water if you want them
to be tender. Too much heat viii
make the egg white rubbery.
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CoIFAX. la. Deputy SAer-
III J. ", Charehman of Grant
Parish said today the Kansas City
Soashcrns crack Passenger train
Southern Belle" vas deraIlea last
night two and ane-h2A niles narsh
cs Moaigomery. Ia. he said mn.
TseS were n5aor.
Charchman SAID Gav. Edward p.
Ara ct Kansas and has wife wwre
passengers na the negshboaa1 train
Tar aep4ty sAsrssf said Ara COS
"a bad lick On hts len iex taxt
above his ankae~ bas that Alx Wig
sas naly sAaken np.
Severe rsSHs sAaxh e0esfe4 The
ARIA apparently washea cas tAe
track ana eazSe9 re aegalnens
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TALLAHASSEE 1.-THE COVER
nor's bill to coordinate state pur-
chases was approved today by the
Senate Committee on Government
tai Reorganization.
The plaHpcalls for a State Pur-
chasing Council made up of rep
resentatiyes from the largest state
agencies. It would set standards
and maximum prices on goods to
be purchased by the state.
A House Committee has APP
proved practically the same bill.
A bill to abolish the State Milk
Commission completely was intro
duced in the House by Rep. Warn
Of fernando.
Bills previously introduced would
require more consumer represeD-
tation on the Board and strip it
of its price fixing powers. A pub
lie hearing on them is scheduled
for tonight.
The Warn measure was referred
to committee.
The House voted 1854 to let the
citizens of Miami hold an election
on whether their city charter
should be abolished. An original
measure would have abolished Mi
ami's city government and hand
ed its functions over to Dade
County without 4 vote Of the peo-
pie.
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The United States has about rs,
900 blind people.
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TALLAHASSEE IA bill au-
thorizing construction of a new
$250, 900 governors mansion was
introduced today in the Senate by
its Appropriations Committee.
The proposed mansion would be
erected on the block where the
present mansion IS located about
a mile north of the Capitol.
The Cabinet would be in charge
of the construction but would have
an advisory committee of laymen
to consult in drafting plans.
The House Appropriations bill
contained $3.50, 900 for new man.
sion, but the item was not carried
in the Senate's money measure.
The present mansion was built
as years ago and is in bad repair.
Former Gov. Fuller Warren re-
ferred to it as the Estate shack, !"
but Gov. McCarty has said it
would suit him If it were put in
good condition.
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Mt. Etna Is EurOpe's iaIIest vol
ean0.
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Income Of farmers in the South
east for the first two months Of
The year compared with the same
period Of 1852.
The income loss BY states ranged
frum Ss,66s, 600 for Alabama to
SIS, ss4 900 for Georgia. Only two
al the regions seven states were
able To show income gains for the
two months. These were Tennessee
up sS.sos.o0o. and Mississippi. s.,
25T, COO.
The iaenme figures we're released
today BY Merrill c. Iefsoa, regional
director es the U. S Department
81 Commerce. Re quoted from >
repers If The Bureau If Agricul.
sural Economics.
(scorglas sifeahle decline from
cash farm rcsaras a SCI 50 oiod
Tor the frSt tw0 months ct 1885,
10 SIS 7Ia Geo this year VAS exceed,
"a oaay in Arkansas, Texas and
California. All sa8. q q the a
states expeEieaeea farm iaCome
declines.
For the Saatheass. esSa reharns
from livestock drogaea from Slsa,'
iso.noe d SIS. al 900 . loss q
SIS. rs .ooa Cash tFum crops tea
frOE Sets So 90 ta SCI SIS 90 >
Oft ST 50 aN
he CoaaEarsise tNe neais
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News Briefs

TALLAHASSEE Up = Florida
gasoline sales last month set a
new record of 96,643, 900 gallons.
Comptroller c. M. Gay today re-
ported collection Of SO, 765, 900 in
gas taxes during March. All of it
goes to the road building program.
The highest previous monthly
consumption was 81, 31s, 600 gallons
In December.
The March sales, always the
highest Of any month in the year,
were 100000 gallons above sales
for the same month a year ago.
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WASHINGTON N = Richard L.
Bowditch, Boston industrialist who
started as a "trapper boy" in a
coal mine 80 years ago, today was
elected president Of the U. S.
Chamber Of Commerce.
Bowditch Is president Of c. H.
Sprague and Son Co, which pro-
duces and ships coal and oil, and
the Sprague Steamship Co.
He has been president Of the New
England Council, q director Of the
Boston Chamber Of Commerce,
chairman Of the U. S. Chambers
foreign commerce committee, and
q director Of several banking, rail-
way, insurance and manufacturing
firms.
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PHILADELPHIA IRA surgeon
has reported a successful trans
plant Of the thyroid gland OF a
three.week-old baby boy in wom-
an whose own thyroid had been
removed 10 years Ego.
DR.. Julian A. Sterling OF the
Einstein Medical Center said that
the operation performed on 29-year-
old Irma Marie Miller last Novem-
Der had completely cured a def
cheney Of calcium and other chem
ical products normally supplied TO
the body BY the thyroid.
The thyroid was taken from the
body Of an infant shortly after II
died from a malformation Of the
spine. Along with 1t we're taken
about one inch Of each Of the four
main blood vessels attached. and
these In turn were attached to
blood vessels In the woman's body.
PHILADELPHIA R-A vending
machine which serves coffee
brewe3 the old-fashioned way will
make lis debut soon in several
large cities.
Jack Berssin. president Of the
ARc Vending Co.. announced yes.
terday 4 new sn.cailed "perk :
omatic" machine using freshly
ground coffee win be installed in
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washing.
ton aud ether cihes.
The machine is scared to make
more than 200 cups Of coffee
through a series Of synehroniEed
pereuiators.
ATLANTA A - Failing prices
slaShed 81. 6sss 900 from the cash
Evening star., 1953-11-04
THOs. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers
Perpetual BLDG. iii st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 939 MARYLAND AVENUE.
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1892.
Folio 595 ct seq. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereoy. the undersigned trustees
will sell, az public auction in front
THE; = TWELFTH PAY Of NJ NoyEM; SE
Der. A. D. 1853, AT TWO O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the. District
of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot II in Pagliochinis sub
division of lot A in Square 3S5, as
per plat recorded in the office of the
bia in Liber go at folio 55.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior build
ns asS9GistSn stsf trust further her
particulars Of which will be an
rounced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of $500 Oo
required. Conveyancing. recording,
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
feited, and the property may be
cretion of the trustees.
FRANK PARONI.
JOSEPH G. WEEDA,
no2,4.6,9.I0 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
AuctiOneerS- rS-AppFaisers.
Evening star., 1953-11-04
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AIRPORT JOBS
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long estab. furniture store. Good
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AND HERMANN FURNITURE CO,
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ave. ladies' style shop; must be. lst-
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ance, college education. have good
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AUTO 6' AsCeScIEfssoRY seSIf SALESMAN. in
background: excel. oppor. for young
Apply Mr.. Mills. MANHATTAN
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established firm REQUIRES reliable
be able to use test equipment. Fu-
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ary open, Write qualifications to
AUTO MECHANIC, must have own
tools. Gen. repair work; $3.50
basis basis. Apply LEE PERsH1NG Esso'
AUTO MECHANIC with complete set
tools, to repair used cars. Mclean,
Va; $50 week: JE. 42S1s. --5
AUTO. MECHANIC-Must, be expert
enced. Good all-around man for
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