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Belgium Tells Dulles
II viii Await Views
OF French on treaty
By Inc A,soeIetsd Prsss

BRUSSELS. Belgium. Feb. Z.
Belgian leaders told Secretary of
State Dulles today they viii take
no further action on the Euro
pean army treaty until they know
how France wants to change it.
Premier Jean Van Houtte and
Foreign Minister Paul Van Zee
land made this clear In a rela-
lively brief meeting in the Bel
gian Foreign Ministry with Mr..
Dulles and Harold Stassen, Mu-
tual Security administrator, who
are seeking to hurry up Euro
pean unity.
The Belgians were referring to
the proposed amendments to the
European Defense Community
treaty which France expects to
circulate to the other EDO ma
tions-West Germany, Italy
Belgium. Holland and Luxem-
bourg sometime next week.
French Foreign Minister Georges
Bidault presented these amend
ments to the French cabinet in
Paris today.
Interested in National Army.
Belgium is particularly inter-
ested in reports that one new
proposal would allow France to
retain a national army. She
would like to have the same
privilege.
Mr.. Van Iceland also insisted
that the other nations of the
EDO bring their military train
ing program up to Belgian
standards before the partners
begin merging their armies.
BY law. CONSUMPTION is for a
24-month period in Belgium
but the government recently be-
gan freeing troops after their
21St month because other Con-
tinental powers were not retain
ing their conscripts any longer.
The issue Of length of military
service has been a touchy one
in Belgian politics.
In this, Mr.. Van iceland was
on good ground. President Eisen-
hover himself. when he was SUI
preme commander of the North
Atlantic Treaty forces in Europe,
urged NATO partners to keep
their men in uniform two years.
He argued that, in view of the
months it takes to train recruits
IN handling complicated modern
military machinery, two-year
service was needed to make an
army effective.
No Promises Given.
During the meeting, which
lasted only two and a half hours,
Mr.. Dulles met privately with Mr..
Van iceland, a fellow, Prince
tonian, and invited the foreign
minister to visit Washington this
spring.
The United States-Belgian dis
cussionS were continued briefly
during dinner in the home of
the United States ambassador,
Myron Cowen.
Mr.. Van iceland made no
promises of an early ratification
of the edo even after the French
amendments have been received.
He offered no date by which he
thought ratification might be
completed, and the Americans did
not ask for one. according to re-
liable informants.
Mr.. Dulles and Mr.. Stassen
are to leave Belgium tomorrow
for Luxembourg, their final stop,
before returning to Washington.
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Vienna Lions Honor Wives

The Vienna (Va.) Lions Club
will sponsor its annual Valentine
Day dinner dance at z pm. Tues
day at the elementary school, in
honor of the club members wives.
, 1953-08-13

The SIS "Atalanti" is SEIZED
uled to sail from New Orleans
August IL, obile August 18th
and is due at Frederiksted
August oath via Jamaica, Hal
ii and St. Thomas accepting
freight for Barbados, George
town & Paromaribo.
, 1953-08-13

The time is now 800 Am. of
Sunday, August 2, 1853, as this
article is being written. Having
gone to bed at 1000 PM. Satur-
day I noticed by my watch, one
hour passed before I went to
sleep.
In approximately two hours, /
must prepare myself for Service
of Holy Communion. l am very
glad the Service of Communion
will be Holy for as a human be-
ing and a Pastor, I. must frankly
admit I do not feel too holy at this
hour! %, well, Gods Church
moves forward in spite of clergy.)
Yes, the time is three o'clock
AM. of our Sabbath. / wildly
(and disgustingly) recall being
awakened at one o'clock by the
bowling of a dog. My screaming
at him was in vain. It seems his
determination of waking the dead
was stronger than my determine
ton in keeping them alive, asleep!
Since one o'clock I have not slept
SO Idecided to arise. A grand total
of two hours sleep and three Ser
vices to, conduct today!
During the time between one &
three this morning my mind sud
denly asked this question: what
is the difference in st. Croix be-
tween the town and the country
District? I mentally began making
a list of the differences. of other
places by which these sections
r distinguished. My conclusion
was that town district in ST.
Croix has potable water, the coun
try does not. My, what an advan-
taoe living in the city!(I'm sure
governmental leaders could give
me more reasons than just this
one).
Many times I have asked my
rarssh'oners to efav horne on Sa-
tr~'av nioht rns+. ard be prepar-
ed = er!ov the Services of wor-
ship on Sunday morning. Well, I
, 1953-08-13

The SIS "AIcoa Runner is
scheduled to sail from Balti-
more August oath, New York
August 18th and is due at
Frederiksted September 5th
via Puerto Rico and ST. Tho
mas accepting freight for We
nezuela and Paramaribo.
, 1953-08-13
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1858
176

AUGUST 10, 1853 NO. It's
have stayed home but / have not
rested. Now I am doing contra
dictory to that which / preach!
Now ! know why all the people
60 to the country areas on Satur-
day night. I thought they went
because of the unlimited night
clubs in the country area. How
could | mistrust our people so?
They merely went to the country
for rest! cts SO peaceful in the
country" sings the popular song.
Oh, yes, back to potable water
In our household we Csc rain
water. Now my mind tells me,
"Why there's no advantage liY-
ing in the city!"
Oh yes, dogs. In visiting the
hospital those people who
are sick complain of bowling
dogs, yow1ing cats, growing roos-
ter Cat home in Ohio ROSTERS are
known for getting one UP at sun
rise-not for putting you to bed
and waking you up in the middle
of the night. Is this a part of Cru
clan Confusion?), and last but moi
least, braying donkeys. The noise
makes patients out of patients!
In calling at the homes of re.
gular members and sick ones, it,
the same old story. One here
might add roaring jukeboxes anc
radios, and auto horns.
In my, own home for instance
in one direction / have the privi
lege of hearing a jukebox which
plays only English records. In the
other direction one plays only
Spanish records. Both of these
last til 100 Pm. or so but Ic
almost believe it's later than<tha
] too have bowling dogs (whc
doesn't?) in the area of listening
BOOSTERS wander uptown arc
speak to us too. I miss the don
keys in our section of town al
night.
Auto horns? This deserves g
raraqraph all its own. This is the
first place one seems safer to use
his horn than his brakes. We now
lave two stop lights but my, how
they are abused. Several have ye.
to find for what they ere used
Perhaps they think they are fol
festive decorations!
Someone has defined a second
, 1953-08-13

as the time it. takes from turning
o. the tsop light to green to the
blowing of the horn of the second
uto at the light. How true.
At the present time, we in ST.
Croix are living in a transitory
stage of the old and new worlds.
Transportation for instance is
mainly of two kinds. On the
one hand we have snazzy limou-
1ines which because of speed and
other reasons require stop signs,
sop lights or some means Of con-
troll. Are we gradually getting
tt.ese controls? The best way t.
cross an intersection is to blow
your auto horn as you pass and
pray yours blew first!
On the other hand we have
donkey carts which require only
a dirt path. (The other day | was
surprised to see a group of boys
picking up ice off the street that
lad dropped off a truck. Ipciden
tally, just two days before, a don
key had made himself more com
Portable in that same spot.) At
least, the donkey (not the cart) is
much quieter in the downtown
district than the autos!
I am not a tourist (and there
FIRE have little money! nor would
J want the reputation of a few of
them. I am a resident and have
been for one full year. But I too
have seen periodicals the descrip
tons of st. Croix as a tropical
paradise, a place to come for re-
l1xation, a quiet Teal of the An
!, TILES. Please, if you're describing
town district-please, don't ask
me to agree with these adjectives.
Country? By all means-I would
agree. 1t has untold descriptions
of beauty (and Quietness).
+ Basic practical courses during
: my professional training ne7t'on-
ed casually that a pastor should
be alert in mind, healthy in body
and full of the spirit (no, ep'rits)
S ] have now presented my desire
e end my problem. My solution?
! There could be several solutions
Move back back home? No, this
would be denying my calling
Put cotton in my ears? Anyone
who has tried this knows its not
! only uncomfortable but n car
: still hear. A shotgun to- "deaden'
: the noises of cats, dogs, and other
: noises? No, this is abusing the
! right of citizenship. A law of en-:
forcing against disturbance of ths
peace?" Could be! Sleeping pills?
Heaven forbid this pastor Shout
be a drug addict!
7 There is only one solution left
, 1953-08-13
FOR SALE

form sizeDresses, size II, new
uniforms, size 20. sweaters,
deck chairs, misc. household .
furnishings mostly under
$500 five dollars)
Lee Karwick. Princess Mill
Telephone 9-12 No. 1O7
Shipping News
, 1953-08-13

sTREN0TH
IN
UNITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
SILVER SPRING
ALL OPEN 1T
DE LUXE RAMBLER
2-REDROOM RAMBI .ER
DALE DRIVE SECTION

2-bedrm. brick rambler. comfortable
hv.. rm.:. separate din rm.. kitchen
lent; $15,95O. small down payment,
balance 1St trust SO. DIRECTIONS:
Out Colesville I'd. to Dale dr., right
to Mansfield, eft on Mansfield to
hnuSe and Omen Sign
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BARNABY MANOR OAKS
A RAMBLER??

BARNABY MANOR OAKS
A RAMBLER??
CONSIDER THIS
Sparkling new 3-bedrm., full attic,
on lot 75x275. They have that
fresh, pleasing look with built-in
comfort. Features: A different
floor plan with huge liv. rm., family
size din. rn., very large rustic-typO
kitchen huge closets, oil h.-w.h.,
panoramic windows, beautiful level
yard with plenty. Of trees, and all
Just over D. C. line.
$15,950
OPEN SUNDAY TILL DARK
To reach: From Alabama ave. in
CONGRESS Heights, turn out Wheeler
I'd, over D. c. line about IA miles
to 5400 block Wheeler I'd, turn
right at $500 block to homes.
ALDRE, INC.
1910 Good Hope Rd. LU. 4-0747
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lIItLI

Stove. refrigerator, dishwasher. dis
posal and heater; sparkling new s.
bedroom brick rambler; Mercury
switches throughout; full bsmt
with " bath; will take second trust
Walking distance elementary school;
Ar Minis HeSh wo 6toEs 6f k NJ tss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
SUNDAY SPECIALS

SO. $50. $1,000 down - HOLLYWOOD
Park. 713 Rosemefe st.. mr.. MOL
Cozy 2-hedrm. bunga. on very deem
lot; oil heat; insulated. fenced.
S9,960. $500 .down-Kensington. 2727
Jennings I'd. Oh Plyers MN I'd
NEEDS redec. near school.
$4,000. $1,000 down-silver Spring,
1914 Caroline ave-. on Franklin
stone bunga. lily: rm. with fpl.. 2
bedrms. kit. with table space. utii.
Erni.; fenced I'd; driveway; lge. at
$10,95O, Takoma Park-An brick
bunFa.; expansion attic; full bsmt. !;
peri. cond.; lovely lot; blk.
Flower ave. shop. center; substantial
sash ho6 6eaHired
1924 Handy st o0An bTeE rs SnESlIef;
lge. rms, fpL.. tile bath; level lot;
mr., school; $50 mo. including taxes
ST 700. 5000 down-conn. Ave.
Estates, 3409 Embry st.-6 lge.
rms, sep. din. rm.: Anchor fenced
20; equip. kit; washer; storm win
s1l. $50, 81, 500 down-Takoms Park,
III Sheridan st.----Comfortable q
bedrm. bunga.; full bsmt.: outside
entrances gas heat; lge. wooded lot;
s n5. sSnatos Il Tos and schools;
Hills. 2eis 0 Tenimo Twnr rdMsricR
rambler: llge. liv. rm.. with fpl.. 2
twin-size bedrms., equip. kit: lovely
fenced yard. Walk to bus and shop.
$1,000. $1,000. down-olenmont,
bunsa. in peri. cond.: huge expan-
sion attic with 5 windows; cabinet
lined kit, full bsmt.; fenced yard:
nr. bus End school.
$l3,950-7107 Woodland ave-, Ia
koma Park-Comfortable 6-rm., 3
s ssSTy no g IL. fun bsmt.: gu, outside
l4.750-conn. Ave. Gardens, 1890
ished attic and part. finished rec.
rm.; many extras; good location:
snr. ~; GATHERINGS Church and bus
S14'ySO-Hampshire Knobs, mr.. D.
prick bunga.;. 3 bedrms., elec. kit.
lovely paneled rec. rm., patio, many
slz:e5o-;,lssss ,EDpins rd,.. Glen
mont Hills-An brick 3-hedrm.
yard; close to school and bus.
$l6.0O0-Carroll Knobs Silver Spring
|SU1 Darcy ave;-Delishtfui brick
fun bsmt.; nice lot a' close LOSE to c'I Su.
and st. Johns School.
| Sl7.6OO-S609 Greenwood ave-, Ia.
koma Park-Spacious 3-bedrm., 1 "
bath rambler; lge. My. rm.. fpl., sep
din. rm., 14x14 kit. with table
space; full bsmt.; Diet. garage; quality
construction. loaded with extras. /
blk. from Flower ave. shop. center
$19,95O-9625 Dillston I'd. Oak
view. cow. to NOL-Cream-c olored
brick 2-story home; 6 lge. rms.
paneled fpl. wall. full bSmt., side
porch; cor. lot; stockade type
fence; many extras incl. washer
dryer and some custom furniture.
$21,95O-Cottrell Teri, Oakview-
Contemporary 3-bedrm. brick ram.
bier; delightfully."- different; all cleo
kit, 24:ft. liy, rm.. attic that car
be finished into 2 huge rms. anc
bath. Many extras. including patio
and brick workshop.
$23.50O--130S Elson .pl., Carroll
Hishland-5 bedrm., 2-bath brick
Cape Cod; liv. RIM. with fpl., sep
garage; well HANDICAPPED cor. lot
9214 PINEY BRANCH RID.
| cox r. co TIT 5.077E
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Unusual Opportunity

Unusual Opportunity
OPEN i 70 =
II you have been looking for . new
3-bedrm. brick rambler with Q
really small down payment, then
this Is 1t. Liz. rm. with firepl., din.
area, lge. kit, full bsmt.: "a acre
and transp. 4h46 financing. Don't
fail to look into this proposition.
Out Ga. ave. to Arcola. right to
1000 and open sign. BROWN
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-3497.
Beautiful Meadowood
Unusual brick rambler on, " acre
partially wooded lot. 3 bedrms. and
den, liv. rm. with flrepl. and lRe.
picture windows. din. rm., "a baths
maids rm.:- built-in garage, outside
patio and firepl. This is an excep-
tional buy in q superb neighborhood
BRICK CAPE COD
screened porch. i bedrm.,. bath e on
LIST floor. 2 bedrms. and bath on
Colesville I'd. 3 miles to shaw ave.
and arrow. Left to open sign.
BROWN AGENCY, JU. 9-3444, JU.
Q-3497
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CAMP SPRINGS

VtaI1E Of 1G1NN1O
A. dream Of a Cape Cod brick bunsa.
low with full expanSible attic, nm
ished with hardwood floor, full
bsmt.,. Anchor-fenced yard, as bright
and clean as any home can be. S14,-
$50. excel. terms, only "a blk. on
Branch ave.
M. G. FEKETE, Realtor
5000 Branch Ave. Hillcrest. Md.
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1875 w. BRADLEY LANE

In Chevy Chase. Nd. is q most at
tractive Colonial. suitable for gra-
cious entertaining, consisting Of q
large lily. rm. with firepl., huge din.
rm., kit. bedrms. and bath on
LIST mr.: End mr.. 4 bedrms. and 2
baths; 3fd mr., rms. and storage
space: 2 side porches, screened |:
two-car brick garage; reasonably
priced, with conv. terms; might con-
slider trade for smaller property.
OPEN ! TIL z TODAY
Also Open. 8 I'll z Daily
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS. 500 n ct. NV.
MA. $3.50; Ewes. H0. 2.0SS0.
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AVONDALE

AVO4V&/AAG
OPEN SUM-, 2-5 PM.
4911 AVONDALE RD.-Lovely brick.
4-bedrm., 2-bath modern hcme on
corner lot; fireplace. full bsmt. AM
chor fenced gas heat. Reduced for
quick sale. Mrs. Boulet, AID. 4-9139.
LYMAN e. DELE & CO.. INC.
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81 900 Cash, $11,060 buys masonry
bungalow; lge. liy. rm., with frepl..
S Si a and . X Kit attic 's o 0sdTnSs,
thinE ALVIN I'm E ffthS o1 I'M n sos1s
CAPE COD BRlCK-College PIX. area.
Liv. rm., din; rn1., kit. and 2 bedrms.
On LIST H.; 2 bedrms. and bath on
rs ooSSxa6o ssn assl S oil 81 shl.s5 e:
only $500 cash. ALVIN EPLING.
oPEN. Y2o4 KEoKBE sT.-sun. /
til dark. LANGLEY PARK. Vacant,
Bier: ee IN. r S0e WITH r rE rA Rit
with din. area. storage attic: concr.
easy terms :n0 ALVIN fa9S Ga PkNa sy 1S
P fiSs5Si AND TERMS REDUCED on
IN this besut. subdivision Of Lewis
mod Kit Kit. al financed ed ana vii
take BACK . End mortgage. 4 steal
E AHV1H 6GPhH1No' TTR N 4;SS1$j
PRoBIEMs With this 2estory, ali al
brick Colonial In College Parks best
section; u blk. from streetcar. walk.
dist. to o. Of Nd. and elem. schools;
isx. 5ed SaF :;d fI S;t .-y With ay
1SNSl 1Ot okuouGQ Win bEGSSs Ou1y
$15. $50 with $4,000 down. THos.
v. LAKE. Realtor, AP. 7-S40O.
4 BEDRMS., IN baths. y bath and
bedrm. on LIST a.; bsmt.. screened
porch, garage. nice yard with plenty
Of trees; gas INV. heat. House i'm
maculate. All the rocr1 and COM
fort that usually costs. over $50. 900.
Only $3.50 for quick sale. THOS.
ssy.,odHoA K 6GG;wkNP A. PATaM1pESN;r-Au brick,
3-bedrm. famblers and Colonials:
electric kit. living rm.,- dining area;
conv. to everything. SMITH REAL
TY. APP 7-0100. no. 2-7957;. -19
u, 0OO-6-rm BUNGALOW; newly re:
decorated; close to school and
AP. 7-O1OO, HO. 2-7957. -19
BUNGALOWS bedrms., nv., din.
kit. bath, full bsmt.. fenced lot, ga
rage; poSs.: SIC, 500; nr. every.
FOR SALE ~ OWNER-4303 Allen
town I'd, lovely nav rambler. lge.
rms. cleo. kit. cedar closets, tile
bath, bsmt.. garage. APPROX s-aere.
Directions: Out euitland pkwy.. to
rofeStyille I'd. turn right. about 2
blkg.. LEFT On Allentown "a. . nlks'
~ 0V9SSe
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CHEVERLY
AND NEARBY AREA

CAPE COD; 9 rms. tiled bath, club
room. extra toilet; attached ga
rage: fenced lot; S21,75O.
SEMIBUNGALOW-5 rms. tiled bath
with shower on LIST a.; lge. finished
rm. in attic. finished rm. in bsmt.;
Bg gs x8GSsa ls srS S5S;E90 ROOM.
din: rn,. equipped kit. extra rm.
In Isn't: nice lot; S11.45O.
BRICK BUNGALOW. 9014 Ardmore
I'd; modern: only S11.260, $1,000
cash; s7S.25 monthly.
SEE OR PHONE
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Ewes and sim a QnoS
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
rHA APPROVED

ees 80 49,
It Is indeed . pleasure to
offer this Clearly kept home
and grounds. The radiant hot
water heating system Is eco
nomical and efacient. Contains
2 good size bedrms. Stairway
to completely finished attic
which offers many possibilities.
Fireplace and extras included.
Priced at S16.750. Special con-
sideration to cash offers.
OPEN FROM 2 PM.
Directions: North ON Old
Bladensburg I'd. from Four
Corners to Kerwin dr.. right
l block to Edgewood, right
block to Ladson. left to No.
313 and our sign.
MURRAY II. WORTH & CO.
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Above Average-Brand New
Attractive S-bedrm. brick ramblers
on wooded lots, distinctiyely styled
and planned for the fastidious buyer
S5.O 900 minimum cash necessary
To inspect, call WA. 7-3043, WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-21
Highway AIishap

MUSKOGEE. Okla. R-Riehard
&. Hardin, ~. was cruising down
Us Highway "a Yesterday with his
arm Out the window
suddenly, his auto and another
sldeswiped The door handle from
the other car pierced Haraln'S 5
arm TIE impact tore the handle
from the door and stuck in his
arm until Hardin ginally stopped
his car
Trooper Gordon SchulRe said q
motorist stopped % aid Hardin and
the Injured mar fcn out of the
car when the door vas opened
The door handle dropped from his
arm % the pavement
lle was hospitaliEcd in serious
condition.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-21
Dogs Get More Protection
Each Year Under New Laws

NEw YORK F-This Is national
dag week. aud n you don't eeI
the idea. y0u-aut the dog-may
end up needing q lawyer.
For a. every wear Roes hy. there
ere more state lawa and more
judicial decisions around the coun.
try t0 protect the n million dogs
In This country from people.
Almost every state. according 10
The Gaines Dog Research Center.
how makes Il = criminal ofiense
70 klli q dog simply because he
uesspasses ON y0ur property.
Just this year Arkansas ioined
several ether states L. making Il
Illegal 10 dump on abandon dogs
along roads and other places.
In Maryland. you nov can be
lined up 10 $500 end sent 10 iAll
for q year for the unlawful kil.
ING, naming. or poisoning of the
dos 81 another persons. or Of ex.
posing poison or ground Glass with
the intent that Il shall be taken
BY dogs"
IN Louisiana. not long ago. the
state court of appeals ruled that
the 0wneT Of dog Who runs into
pedestrians while answering his
owners whistle Is not responsible
Dogs, the court ruled, have the
same riEht a. people to bump
accidentally into pedestrians.
The California Court II Appeals
has held Il Is not the fault oi A
Great Dane II .e bowls over a
small woman IN leaning ON her.
small women. the court ruled In
effect, should know better than IA
LET Great Danes lean on them
In New York State, Il Is a mis-.
demeanor 10 clip a dogs ears
You also can be tined up 10 81 .000
and given up 30 a year In lad
Tor starting q fight between dogs
or between ether animals And
ms Law. too Is on the books:
person who wilfully throws
drops or places. or causes 20 h
thFown. dropped 0r placed upon
any road. highway. street. or pub
lie place. any glass. nails, pieces
81 metal Or other substance which
might wound. disable or lnjure any
ANIMAL, is guilty Of a misdemean,
ct.
In New York City. you can Be-
lined $40 and-or sent 10 the elink
Tor 10 days for stealing q dog.
In Huntington. WA. last month
2 man was seuteaced 10 six months
In iail and fined SO for kicking 4
puppy to death. Tho man said the
pup nipped his son and himself
but the court held that was NOT
suitable pruvOcatiOE
While there are more statutes
designed 20 protect dogs. some
states hold that dogs. llke peonle
should live up 10 the letter Of the
Law.
In Quincy. Mass. . gardener
died. bequeathing sA.0oo Cor the old
age care Of his dog. The state tax
commissioner ruled that the dos
must pay a state inheritance tar.
plus an annual TAX on any income
from the balance
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-21
~ joNn CHADWICK

WASHINGTON lR-senate prub.
sFB have called Tor tighter security
Laws 10 plug loopholss they say
neTmlt Communists ic food Amer
iea With pFopswan1a In peaeetims
ard aet 40 un8eFgrmand presses
lsr use IN wsr.
0ne step thsy urNed il designed
10 force Reds 10 dssciose printinr
equipmsnt thsy altEedly have
Stored away for use IN ease ghe
Communist party - 0uilawed a.
Q var win Russia breaks out.
Another would require diploma
&c and consular officers puiiing
ct political propaganda IN thir
eouniry to register under the for
aign agents registration aet--thus
hbeling any propaganda they dis
nense
The proposals. 3ere advanced b
tAe STnate internal security sub
eomm.itee yesterday in making
public 80 pages oi secret test
m0ny taken IN = probe ol Com
muniet underground printing faeil
hies and Illegal pnopaganda.
Chairman genner fRIndl sal
De cl0ssddooF hearings clsarl,
showed "that loopholes In oui
security iaWs allow TIE C0mmunls
eonspiraiorA b food the Unlteg
states IN peacetme wlth tons o
pfopaKanda snd b prepare ssere
printing plants for ountlnuing thei
propaganda activities In ease q
var"
IA Communists and former GOV