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TRAIlERS

SPARTAN MANOR. 194s model but
True dolly; bunk beds. to sleep 4 or
g.: $1,000; IA. 9,09S4 %
LIGHT HOUSE TRAILER, built on
nselS nsesfefd furn nm ifsRS $685. 5s4 rempt aaa
Trailer Court, Alex. Va. ovs, j.
80 as44; 4s;rREAMLITE so-ft. tandem
alYminum9 extsrio9r; Toad9sx zs,Is 1:s92 70 Iei
su1ek 8 mi. So. so.e Alexandria, IoV ai5.' Se'
'5e ALMA HOUSE TRAILER-27 IT..
tandem axle. bath, and shower
quick sale. Gaithersburg 237-M
after 8 pm. Ask for MCCLURE.
sCHULT. 1a4s. 81 it.: like new;
bareain. See any time. Lot 135
Temple Trailer Village, Alex, Va
LOW BOY. cotton; air b brakes s1
s.g5xl5. good condition. Call AD
WILL TRADE 75-ft: boat. equipped
for year-roun6 living. for. modern
2-bedrm. trailer. new or late model
Box "49-D. Star.
HOUSE TRAILER. c0-ft.. ready te
Fo roll ,e; ses5 s2i alSG S heaSy SsSss duty cargo
1851 asa'fs fRsiC1H2sRDsoN' house trailer, q
extras. Lot 40, Harmony Trailer
Ct. Richmond hwy. Alex. Va,
LIBERTY. 33-ft: bedroom. equipped
wIdouble sink. stove, refrigerator
closet space; air-conditioned; ex,
cellent condition. No reasonabl,
offer refused. Call Laurel. 1077-R
| or see at Pfister's Tr. PIX, Route |
half-mile north of Laurel. Md. 26'
TRAVELMASTER 1856 IT..
bedrms.. suitable for family 2 or, :
CHILDREN; Lot A. Canary Car Traile,
cali Ii. 1880 for info. -26
ALMA. late 1850, 30-ft.. all alumi'
mum; bath. Coleman heater, Frigid.
aire. Excellent cond. Lot 212
| Woodley Hills, Rte. /. Alexandria
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY-iS51
pletely furn., has bath, attractiv,
attached rm. Financins possible
Move in tomorrow. XII. $685.. JU
1859 TRAvELMAsTER, 35 IT., ::
sTnimss SsdTms ,ps sleeps Tsmp,. fxse Trs SSnd
1WHEEL TRAiLE6' sn,S sll Rets. s,, SID
South, Arl:: side entrance.
ALMA TRAILER, 2S #. with rms
attached. Reasonably priced. Tenn
pie Trailer Village, TIE. 6-1611.
ONE ?-HORSE trailer with new extri
heavy tires. RE 7-950S.
1850 MOBILE CRUISERS It. al
aInminIm anlst pa:, egnpDedN enI sdN shegsE sso
HEAV9 eu Dudx yds ~ ooxo ssssl damp rss 'Fssss sis
/ SPECIAL trailers to order. Marke
7-2215.
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MONEY WANTED

Sd. 900 FOR YR.; So int. with
SOC bonus: ample and excel; secur-
SHORT-TERM LOAN wanted from
private party. Will pay high in
tereSt. Substantial collateral Call
Mr.. JONES today DE. 2-9645 or
WILL PAY g per cent interest on
loan Of $4,000 on property valued
$4,000 in nearby Md. Box 279-D.
Star oSS
Evening star., 1953-04-26
VACATION PLACES

CANADA VACATION? Housekeeping
cottages. S25-$30 weekly. Electric
ity. 4-acre wooded island in beau
tiful lake D. C. BARNES, Ompah.
Ontario until June /. Cornwall
on-HudSon, N. ".
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MUST UNLOAD!
TRUCK SPECIALS

tionai KS tractor 22-ft.
trailer. IL 900 miles. You must see.
A real buy, Only 81 495
III Ford VS. dump. Rubber and run
ning perfect. Special today S495
'4S Studebaker l!a-ton pickup $295
40 Ford s4-stake' nice cond., sse| neT
As Chevy a4-ton pickup. new paint,
looks and runs good; Only ,$549
80 Studebaker fiat 2-ton stake. Looks
and runs good. GUAR. only ,S995
5: GMC W.452 Tandem; ,a;I,1.e new Sodyi sEo
50 F-5 Ford VS. tractor. Air-hy-
draulic, air in vac. trail connec
a Bro BrocRWay. XVI e.so-xw tractor. like
brand-new. Only S3,750
'48 GMC 622 tractor. new paint: A
bargain Only $500 $500
Attention! The above listed are 9. few
of the most expensive units We have
of over 200 trucks. from pickups to
diesels and van trailers-so get right
down tomorrow morning sharp and
see some real giveaways.
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.

ATTENTION, stock car builders
equipped garage for rent; cony
PONTIAC s. Al, series 25; will sell
any or all parts; reas.; car to be
iunked. TIE. 5000.
FAST BATTERY CHARGERS for sale
guaranteed; used. Grease gun. DE
1856, Monday.
LINCOLN TRANSMISSION. the high
speed, hard to get model, with over.
drive and electric kick-down; SIS
Market 7-2215.
DODGE, 1888: mechanically good
front end damaged: $40. JE
2-S422.
59A BLOCK. bored, 39s, ported anc
relieved; 30' valve seats; read!
stock car assembly. LA. 6-9715.
Evening star., 1953-04-26

Also
'53 Demonstrators at substantial re-
ductions-new-c title and guar
antee:
31-ton pickup.
s4-ton stake.
S-passeneer suburban.
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M st. NE. NE. e-13uo
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TRACTOR BARGAINS

TRACTOR BARGAINS
Ford 81 F-S; Al condition and
appearance and tires like new. This
GMC '52 $50 Diesel with sleeper cab,
used o months only. A condition
and rubber. at big savings.
Federal 40 45M" with sleeper cab
excellent condition. fine tires, a fine
road unit at 25ec of original cost
uum brakes, Al condition through
0"'' sHERiFF MOTOR CO.
900 r. !. Ave. NE
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,leX Ranch-$6.8OO!
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST-TRUsT LOANS on real estate:
low rates: 3 to 5 year, terms and
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA S-6t6S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 G. St NV. ME- S-2495
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. prompt action. RE. 7-4960
HUGH B CONNER, 1927 K st. NV
EYenlngs, DU. 1-7091.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second. trust notes. D. c
earby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 81 IN
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 n. Y. ave
NV, MA S5S33.
BUILDERS-BUILDERS, immediate
cash for your ~2nd-tTust notes; very
reas. charges. MR.. KAYE. Ma
1sT AND 2ND TRUST Loans
Prompt courteous service. Reas
rates. MRS. LoUGHLIN, AID. 4,
"240. DE. 2-448T. 1850 Columbia
rd OU q
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1851 INTERNATIONAL
LILO, dump body. good 300 tires,
excel. cond. Make oher. Ean ns
seen COLESVILLE NURSERIES
Evergreen 4-5364. 30
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POTOMAC SHORES

IOI OW114O O1IO1GIO
NEAR COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
A few choice lots left. priced from
$500 up and three years to pay.
Directions: Rte: No. 3 to Oak
Grove, left on No. 205, follow our
signs to property. POTOMAC
SHORES DEVELOPMENT CORP,
4OS w. Broad ST., Richmond. Va.
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ATTENTION
AUTO OWNERS
Who are about to sell or
trade your cars, don't do
either before you get cur
offer. We know we can
save you $50 to 5000 on a
consignment basis. Remem-
ber you save your money,
Honest dealing is our policy.
Call us today, JU. 1888.
Reliable Wholesalers
1901 Old Bladensburg Rd.
At Piney Branch,
Silver Spring, Md.
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TAxIcABS FOR RENT

COLORED DRIVER. rent a cab. low
as S3 so per day. Apply 1881
Bladensburg rd. ne.
AUTOS g. TRUCKS FOR HIRE
1851 INTERNATIONAL Metro. rent
or sale; rent, $50 week. UN. 4-7006.
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Oustandingly Beautiful
lockwood

You are cordially invited to enjoy
the breath-taking array Of dogwood
blossoms at Long Beach. Come down
for . spring picnic and . floral dis
play equaling many receiving ma
tionGl publicity. such as Washing
tons cherry blossoms, Winchester s
apple blossoms, or Charleston s
Is. CO. magnolias. This gorgeous
treat Is ut its height this week.
THIS WEEKS BARGAIN
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USED TRUCKS
Snringtime Bargains

0k(A AAA6 b4AAAN A~~~A 0SN~A~N
1a4s Chevrolet 2-ton c. and c.;
S.25x25 tires; 2-speed rear: com
pletely reeonditioned. new new pant PANT
S745; ls4s Chevrolet s-ton stake
excel. mech. cond.. good rubber
Sold and serviced by US. S995; 1880
Chevrolet Ha-ton panel, one owner
low mileage, S945: 1850 Chevrolet
sedan delivery. Al condition: . to
choose from. S945 each. 1852 GMC
1a-ton pickup. owner, 1000 actual
mi. Save several hundred dollars
Only 81 1876.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR OK.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY. Terms
or trade trough GMAC. Call for
CHEVY SEif511 CHASE CHEVROLET
res wis. Ave. OIL. 4-61On
so CHEVROLET -. $875
1-ToN PICKUP -
40 FORD $795
Ha-ToN PANEL -
so FORD - 1895
so FORD O' N~H-- So, 2,75O
'48 FORD ---$ SLOTS
F-6 DUMP
Steuart Truck Center
20O1 W. Va. Ave. NE, La 6-So2o
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INTL. '47 K-5 12-ft. stake =. S32I
Fed. AZ 112-ton 12-ft. stake - $33L
Init, Ar k-ton panel ~ S325
Intl '4ti K-5 left. van, full real
doors, York-Hoover body $515
Chev. so Boyertown Oft. mdser,
equipped with steel bins; only 5000
mi; will paint your color S1.29E
RUSSELL. 2316 Ga. ave. NV. NO
7-17O5. ~
PRIVATE OWNER
FORD 80 la-ton PANEL $4,000 miles
excel. cond. Sacrifice, SS95. Ii. g.
04O6. weekdays; Sunday, ia. g.
6S10. L. to pm. 10
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RTRCH CRAFT

BIRCH CRAFT
Beautiful, light, leakproof, nodded
pivwood outboards; birch hull, nah,
seat. deck. rail brass screws: Z
models from II to IA IT.
14-ft. runabout model. ready for the
water, onlv S"S9
14-ft. kit model completely assem-
bled. but unpainted S"4o
Aft. models on display.
CHRIS-CRAFT BOAT KITS
ASSEMBLED FREE
BUY your kit and motor from us and
boya II aSSenohted free
Evening star., 1953-04-26

Buy your Kit and motor from US and
have it assembled free.
USED BOATS
16-ft., Ms-in. plywood utility. custom
built for the bay. 1852 25-h.p. Evin--
rude motor like new S495
13-ft single cockpit racer. 1850 %
hip. Mercury. quicksilver and stand
ard unite. all extras, 40 mi. per hr;
$3.50
COME OUT AND SEE us TODAY
DAVID B.. RITCHIE
RITcHIE, MD. 10. S-44S0
Directions: Out Central ave. 3 mi
Ritchie I'd, straight Ia miles
Open Sunday.
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Overlooking Chesapeake Bay

S65 DOWN, $50 MONTHLY
These excellent values will be found
at Long Beach-exclusive, sensibly
restricted vacation and residential
colony. Fine white sand beach and
salt water bathing. No finer fishing
and grabbing anywhere. Lot owners
may use private Flag Harbor Yacht
Basin and have the advantages Of
belonging to an exclusive beach club.
Improvements and services include
hard-surfaced roads. centrally dis
tributed pure artesian water. COM
munity children's Fairgrounds, park
araAs, privately stocked fresh water
fishing lake. garbage collections. eleC-
tricity. telephone and gas service;
also many other advantages which
will have to be seen to appreciate.
Other beautifully wooded cottage sites
range from $500 to S1.70O. Low
down payment and extended
monthly terms available.
Drive z miles south of Prince Fred
erick on Solomons Island road, turn
left at st. Leonard and follow Ions
Beach signs to office for information
relative to dogwood trails. etc.
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
PHONE. PRINCE FREDERICK 30S-J
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BOAT BARGAINS - 45-ft. snort
fisherman in commission. 81. 200.
1S-ft. custom runabout. with Willys
Jeep engine. 5000. Aft. fisher,
man, fully found in comm, a real
buy, $1,000.
Many other low-cost vessels. desirable
water fronts. etc. Your best buy is
alWays CHESAPEAKE MARINE AS
sOCIATES, INC. 423 Fourth St,
Annapolis, Md. Tel. Annapolis $3.50
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Woodland Beach

For your summer vacation or year
round home. be sure to see this
modern BUNGALOW. only 2S miles to
d. c. Features automatic INV. oil
heat, excellent shade trees, covered
patio in rear. Near school, church
and shopping.
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PATUXENT RIVER
WICOMICO RIVER

20 ACRES: 700 feet waterfront,
more or less: Groom house: Il
acres, cleared: excellent soil; GOOD
seashore. one of the best ducklng
areas in st. Marys County; $4,000.
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club coupe; blue, r. and h., $1,000
miles; orig. owner. sl.075. HE, 4.
CHEvROLET 1e4s convertible; sporty
light green finish with cream. top.
one owner car driven only $4,000
$S $1:ssS5: oSHsl cHEyy neft CHASE 2n cHESyRo:: SH9:
LET. Home OF Country Club Cars,
cHEVRSLEr Gli ave 1851 o. a:dr f'6lSS SEDAN rich
dark gray fnish only u 00N actual
miles exceptionally clean inside
and out; priced below actual value;
S1.l95, CHEVY CHASE CHEvRo-
tET HH%s Wisconsin ST ceSn'F' sve of fu9 Sa;:
CHEVROLET 1850 styline 2 dr.:
brilliant blue finish equipped with
r and h. and seat covers; one
owner low-mileaee car; an outstand.
cHfEVRoLET. E1 HON Home Of Country
Club Cars, 77"5 Wisconsin ave.
CHEVROLET 1852 de luxe . door;
ovnsT sna 81 s5dS d15s''iSR. en- 94ss :i9f4psss s Dyi
miles. 81 .Oe6. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 1900 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va.
cHEyRoGEr fn; 6G 1859 4 door; radio,
SSSs. RELIABLE WHOLESALERS,
1901 Old Bladenshurg rd.
CITROEN AZ 4-dr sedan; here Is an
unusual foreign car that is distinc-
tive and rare in this area; 'front.'
wheel drive; 4 cylinder racy motor:
completely refinished - and over over.
don't miss this car II you are an
COOPER MOTORS. 800 Wis. ave.
consul '52 4-dr,; equip. like new
champion of value; si.a95. 2-day
money-bac trial: 4-montb written
Wssh's Oldest Ford dealer. liz
Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000. ~
CONSUL 81 Beige: h. anj air .cond..
co. oficial car; very low milcage;
SI.1a5. ".-dsv money-back trial;
4-month written guarantee. HILL
e. SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
dealer. 1l14 Vermont ave. NV. ed.
CROSLEY 40 .-dr. sedan: cast-iron
engine. excellent conditions 5000.
CTRaoslEY Ta i '9 is4s; new tires: Sos
or best offer. JE. 3-1S65.
crosby 1a4s station wagon; cheap
DE SOTO 40: good mech. cond.;
1925 or best offer. Can be seen az
6S43 Eastern ave. Takoma Park,
DE T0' SOTO 1a4s club 5-pssr. epe.
out @ $50, terms COLONY Mo-
TORS. RA. e-3200.
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BUICK 40 sed., $685. only S149 DIN.
liq1idatins new-car trade-ins: !: eit!
WHoLEsALERs; INC 1871 gla'
BUICK '4s sed, S495: only S149 dn.
!iauidating@ me neWcsar trade7lns' S1fTG T11!
densburg Rd NE. 81,
BUICK 1910 custom sedan: beautiful
"RoPFR.' 18th and R ]. ave: nc.
eondo5o Do WV: H., l. and o,t,;.r h DySsfi0SS Ss SS.
JA. 7-4357 after Z pm. =
BUICK 40 4-dr.: r.. h.: $3.50 casn
Call no. 7-7267 hetw. 4 and ! pm
BUICK '53 Super convertible; r: ant
h.; DynafioW; a,rdrS. a., red isasher snd ssat in
beautiful blue finish with Wv, tires
lieht top: S3,395. HOYLE MOTOt
SALES, 1345 @ st. NV. DU. 7-s30o
BUICK '5a Super Riviera e-door: :
sq stery: = beautiful 2:tone anish viii
TOR SALES. Is466 @ St. NV. pu
Buick iJSSSO'. .4s Super 4-dr,; black ony,
finish, r.. h., wide eomfortanlIe SneIe senss eivs
| you the Buick million dollar rlde; Le',
| me show you this exceptional Buici
| and explain the General MOTOR!
| better way to pay. ASK tor Nj M,
| Millar. HORNER'S CORNER; It'll
! and Fla. ave. ne. Ii; $3.50:
/ BUICK so hardtop 2-dr. RIVIERA
beautiful metalic grey with matcn
| ing plastic seat covers, r. q. IN
| car is spotless. Must be seen to bt
| Appreciated: 81 ,595. ASK Tor MI
! thomson: examine and eompare M
| terms. HORNER'S CORNER. otf
and Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 6-o4o4;
BUICK 81 hardtou S-dr. RIVERS
under the Sky grey top; E-Z eve
oIass radio. two-level heating Sys,
tenn, hydro-electric windows, luSl
push the button, 81 .995. A oettel
way to paw through General Motors
ASK Mr.. Thomson. HORNERS coz
NER, 9Th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii
RpiicR 91S17; 40 Roadmaster .4-dr.: spark.
ling Jet black set Of by U. s; pre-
MUM Wv, tires. deep cushions
OuadrufIex coil springing for tht
Buick million dollar ride, SL,l45
Terms through GMAC. the pettel
way 10 pay. Ask for Mr.. Bryee
ave. ne, IL 6-6464.
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cod and himself on the final eval.

Iced and himself on the final eval.
uation.
Sen. George (D-Ga), like Tobey
told q member Of the Foreign Re-
lations Committee, said Dulles told
the committee there we're four
derogatory items in the FBI files
on. Bohlen, compared with a long
list Of favorable reports.
George said the derogatory in
formation was contained in an
anonymous letter and what he
called "hearsay reports" that the
4S-year old career officer had as
s0ciated with some sort Of eds
solute persons.
dulles said there was no direct
charge Of any kind against Bohlen
and the rumors about him carried
no direct charge, only that he had
associated wika some bad eggs, "
George said.
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Mrs. Motika Back
With 4 Children

Mrs. Ralph Motika, Navy wife
who had been the object of civilian
and Navy search for four days,
returned with her husband, Chief
Motika, to her family of four chill
dren on Thursday.
Chief Motika checked in with
the Navy informing them of his
return yesterday morning. The q
year old mother of children rang
ing from two months to nine years
is back home again on Sigsbee
Park road.
The outcome of the family prob
lem which became a national news
story because of Mrs. Motika S
typical suicide note," according
to officials, remains a question.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Problems OF
Little Man
Get Hearing

SANTA FE, N. Nj. R-But think
compadre! Is it not something,
to be vetoed by Ell Gobernador
himself?
That is the consolation today for
9O.year-old Don Tranquelino, who
is once again the sole owner of
his bOthersome irrigation ditch
troubles.
All in the world Don Tranquelino
wanted to accomplish was to keep
his neighbor from putting obstruc-
tons along their community ditch.
When he drove from his Valen-
cia County home to Santa Fe to
see his great and powerful friend,
State Sen. Sidney Gottlieb, he didn't
plan to remind the lawmaker of
all New Mexico's little forgotten
people. But he did.
Senior Sidney introduced the ditch
bill in the Senate. But the law
yers found things wrong with
it. The senator's looked at it ask
ance.
But Senior Sidney smoothed the
troubled waters. He did not know,
he explained, how he could go
home and face Don Tranquelino il
the bill was defeated.
The Senate could not let that
happen to a colleague. So the little
bill of Don Tranquelino was fixed
up and passed.
The House Of Representatives
learned about Don Tranquelino's
troubles through the papers. Put
ting aside the high-powered legis-
Iation they faced, the IS members
Of the House called on Rep. Sala.
mon Ortega from Taos to speak to
them in Spanish.
It was : beautiful speech Rep.
Ortega made in the native tongue
of the land of enchantment, full
of compliments and well-turned
phrases. And it carried the day
the bill passed unanimously.
But the House made the bill
apply only to one little village
Cebolla - where Don Tranquelinc
lives. And the Senate, in the crowd.
ed hours before the session ended
early Sunday, concurred. But some
senators said the bill was obviously
unconstitutional as amended.
Yesterday, Gov. Edwin Mechem
apparently agreed. He vetoed it.
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Passengers,
Grew Killed
In Plane Crash
Transport Plane
Crashed Into Hill
Preparing To Land

OAKLAND, Calf. IA four-en-
gined transport plane crashed and
exploded in a ball Of fire south Of
here last night, killing 80 airmen
passengers from a Roswell, N. M,
base and five civilian crew men,
berS.
The plane, a Transocean Air
Lines DC4, struck hill near De-
coto just a few minutes after it
cleared for a landing with the Oak
land Airport. Decoto is the area
Of CALIFORNIA; worst air disaster
SO killed in the crash of a United
Air Lines plane under similar cir
cumstances Aug. "a, 1851. That
plane, too, was about to land.
Alameda County Sheriff's Capt.
Richard E. Condor at the scene of
the Transocean crash said there
were no survivors.
Eyewitnesses said the aircraft,
flying through drizzle, smashed
into the hill, broke into bits and
then burst into flames.
Mrs. Henry Andrade, who lives
only 800 yards from the crash
scene, said she heard crash and
then a series of explosions. She
ran as close to the burning plane
as she could.
81 saw men with their clothes
on fire--some on the ground
some trying to get up, staggering,
falling back into the flames
Alameda County sheriff's Of.
ficers said bodies could be seen
burning within the portion Of the
fuselage that remained intact. The
wreckage Of the plane was scat
tered over a uuarter-mile radius
in the soft, newly plowed field
where it fell.
The civilian crew included two
stewardesses. The 80 airmen were
from Walker Air Force Base. The
Air Force said the airmen were
support and maintenance special
lists en- route to the Far East for
a tour of duty with the 5O9th
Bomber Wing. The wings loca-
ton was not disclosed.
Many Of the airmen's next.of-kin
live in Roswell, said an Air Force
information officer. Most of the
victims had been stationed there
for some time.
A rumor that the DC4 might be
carrying "secret cargo" was
quickly denied by the Air Force,
Ambulances vainly rushed the
victims to a nearby hospital.
Murky fields and poor roads in
the crash area hampered efforts
10 evacuate bodies and fight the
fire.
Transocean Air Lines is the
worlds largest non-scheduled car
rier. It's planes have flown thou
sands Of military personnel and
tons Of supplies from the West
Coast to Korea.
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no huge new OUTLAWS for atomic
defenseS are in the works ~ indi-
eating he sees no ominous devel-
opmentS that might force the U. S.
into expensive girding for atomic
attack.
The secretary said he had heard
Of a study prepared by the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology
which put the cost Of an atomic
defense net at 16 to 20 billion dol
lars. He said it was under review
but he expected no early action.
Wilson said there Is no change
in the military posture of Russia.
as result Of Joseph Stains death
and succession by Premier Georgi
Malenkov, that would call for re.
vision of administration plans to
cut defense spending.
Along this line, Secretary Of
State Dulles told his new confer
ence yesterday the U. S. has had
no overtureS from the Soviet gov.
eminent through diplomatic chan.
nels. Dulles added that the U. S.
government has evaluated Malen.
kov's speeches about peace but
does not receive any great com.
fort" from them.
Wilson said that the reduction
Of the total number Of men and
women now in uniform would be
confined to divisions and military
units in the homeland. Units on the
fighting fronts would be maintained
at full strength and with full
equipment. he said.
The opossum ('possum) belongs
TO one Of the oldest families OF
mammals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
Cerebral Palsy
Group Receives
Donation Here

The Cerebral Palsy and Grip
pies Association received a check
for $312.60 which was turned over
to them by the Galley DePoo Hos
pital Auxiliary which sponsored
the recent dance at the Casa
Marina in their behalf.
The Galley Auxiliary, although
it is not connected with the Cere-
bral Palsy Association, has never
theIess been extremely helpful to
that organization in many ways.
Officers of the Auxiliary are
Mesdames A. DePoo, Thomas
Linares, M. Stickney. ]. Swift, N.
Hort, N. Haney, S. Amy, v.
Riggs and M. c. Cox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
DAVE SHOLTZ DIES

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of a high Masonic award given
him by Florida Masons.
Sholtz was perhaps the most
widely known Elk in the Unit
ed States. Florida Elks had
planned to give q testimonial
dinner on April II at the Glow
er Club. Miami Beach. in his
honor. All proceeds from the
sl0-a-plate affair were to go
TO the Elks' HarrY.Anna Grip
pied Childfen's Home. A large
delegation from the local Elks
Club were making plans 10 Of.
tend the dinner.
His last official visit to the Elks
Lodge here was in early Febru.
airy.
AT the time of his death, Sholtz
was preparing to present an ap.
plication for a charter for a State
Bank in Key West. He had spent
considerable time here in recent
weeks raising funds for this pro.
ject.
Sholtz had been practicing law
in Miami and with his wife, Allie,
was living at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Michael Sholtz. He
had homes in the Florida Keys and
at Asheville, N. c.
He is survived in addition to his
widow, by three children, Mitchell
Sholtz, Asheville, N. c., and Caro-
lyn and Lois, Miami.
Funeral arrangements are in.
complete.