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Evening star., 1953-09-19

SHSregH. s psa.s e s. sr: H:a :1s esss 'fsss u.s.
sSSTES $40 Is fiS'S3 sfA11. all steel, sa5. sSSSn-
sfSks:e4siiNErs. ESf ss:S14GsiN new and -sS ss.d.
SOFA, of9PS Simmons me; nj iHsiid.-A-Bed. modern mode
design. like new; purchased for $3.50,
sale 500: Call AID: 2.42IS. 40
frame. gray wool uphol.; reasonable.
sFRAYiNGg Fsi GStgISi IMSiAcH1NE-A so-Gal: MsS ca
feet condition. with hose and nozzle
Cost over $500; will take 5000 or
Pest best ofisr a Also practically So neT Rot0i
taks sso$ $500 or best offer. Cali oWo.
sPRINGs PiSiSS ts,. single. coil; good dSS Con-
dition; 2 single mattresses. worn.
sFRNoTYrE Ffa S1S MG M2csiSEs fiIsf90 l.. SG Sale.
books; ike new; SIo0 cash. AD.
-2439O after pm. -22
STENOGRAPH STAND and books,
newest model: excel: cond.; $55 or
STOKER-Automati Iron Fireman
for hard coal. including clock. ther-
mostat. etc. in excellent condition;
priced reasonable. Call RA. s554S6. J1.
STOVE-Philco electric, kitchenette
size; excellent, perfect cond.; 6 mo-
use: S9S.95. JU. 1850. 30
STOVE-Gas. Quality 4-burner, $25.
sTTt6iDIo7 Tti 1925 Couch, red. trimmed mdo in
gray: used very little. 80. 8-O244.
STUDIO COUCH. custom built. with
slipcover and pillows: like new, S75.
Qqiek sale: OIL. 6-S04l. 30
$50; gas stove, $50; rose sofa. $50.
Moving. OIL. 4-5799. -25
TELEVISION-Admiral console, blond.
12b-in.. $40. JE. 3-7743. 30
TELEyISI0N-New 1854 17-in. table
mooeI incl paPTs pnPP1TANcF TTaSFsnty CO Sl4ssS.
3-3315. 30
Evening star., 1953-09-19
KEEP YOUR KITTY

KEEP YOUR KITTY
CAT CLEANER WITH
THE NEW SENSATION
KITTY KAT KLEENER
STOPS SANDBOX ROUTINE
10 LBS, CSC, AT YOUR
LOCAL PET SHOP. MID
BY TANGLEWOOD MFG
CO., WASH, D. G.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
PUPPIES! PUPPIES!
WASHINGTON'S PUPPY HD0TRS.
CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP

0OIU NOLLHanIpCUH bI' N'Ws
KE. 7-1213
All eolors-All kinds. Mixtures; in
spitz. cocker, collie and beagle. Over
80 puppies to choose from; male
and female
Adorable affectionate and cute: from
SIS to SIS.
Boxer, Axe regis. male, beautiful
Evening star., 1953-09-19
BOOKS

BOOKS
Big clearance sale-over 1000 books
lowered in price; Today only, till
10 pm. ESTATE BOOK SALES. ,722
18th st. NV. End floor. Special SC
section.
BRICK, face or common. new: one
or million. Open Saturdays.
ALASKA COAL d BRICK CO.. Ma.
S-5SS5, OF. 4-7300.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

BUILDING MATERIAL
We have on hand lumber. doors
radiators, bricks; many other build
ing items from many wrecking Jobs
General Wrecking Co.
AoS7 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-e17i
-26
Evening star., 1953-09-19
ANTIQUES

Beautiful cherry lowboy, maple high
boy. maple 5-dr. chest, pr. Windsor
arm chairs, many other fine items.
Complete decorating service. Open
every day including Sundays. IVY
CHIMNEY, on Route 2 at Dranes-
Evening star., 1953-09-19
RUGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
SHOP. is$5 fis' st. nE.. S4o' ME. MAGAIE s144s4!
SAXOPHONE, Conn Alto. perfect
playing condition, good case, S15O.
Can ~; g.943l: 30
auer, excel. cond., $176. ia. 7-3l46.
SERvEL GAS REFGR., $50, and gas
sf22UySe' S26: good cond. Cali IA; g.
Swine MACHINE. Singer slec.
sESTER, 1916 6 St: NV. $50 i .SX
ss%1SG s1S1Se; MACHINE, Singer, TSS rspo.-
sessed console; may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
SM SENTEE;s aHss44 S4sl Conn., ave. 30 1iW''
SEWING MACHINE. Singer de luxe.
round bobbin. full-size portable; re-
possessed, NAV be purchased for
balance due. Several Singer floor
ssGss sEsaSs sEwS St sPss5a fSFEs EfSHssa 0!fs; S
NJ st. NV. AID. 2-6677. 30
SEWING MACHINES-Used machine
special sale: treadles. consoles and
gfGE%safs!ss cHsFE f5sT slsSS sfSs i49S sFsosE
SEWING RiTi c. M8GHfhE-sinrer. 28VEHTki tall tailor
ing excellent condition. $45. AP.
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore, desk
type; like new, $iOO. 66OS 6fth
ave. Z. Riverdals, Md. AP. 7-43O3.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. electric,
Model IA (s.vD;. $35. LARGE in
dustrial type. with. 3O-inch reach;
used very little and is really equal
Hamp. ave. or call Ma. S-7077. 49,
SHELVING, steel. Lyon and Equipto
in stock; discounts for quantity pur-
chases. KENYON RADIO SUPPLY
CO., 2O20 14th st. NV, DE. 2-5800.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
FURNITURE-MOVING


Air conditioner. Feeders. 1853 push
button, II ton. used . mo-, years
service warranty, S225.
Cocktail table, beautiful, modern.
smoke glass and black lacquer. like
new, cost S225: will sacrifice.
Junior size dining room suite, solid
mahog.. pieces. like new; mahog.
ladder-back chair.
Fireplace, custom-built authentic
Adam reproduction, built-in huores-
cent light and electric outlets, brass
andirons and logs.
Hide-A-Bed Simmons sectional 1-arm.
single bed, grey, used times only:
custom made slip cover; cost $273,
sell less than half.
APT: 1:s.sl 69s,A :! a. Westchsstsr; s90o @ e c.:
4 pm, Sat .-20
Evening star., 1953-09-19

ITURE WANTED: ANY
FEW GOOD ANTIQUE ARTICLES.
ALSO WANT GOOD PIANO, RI
FRIGFRATOR. GAS RANGE AND
SMALL ORGAN. CALL MR.. GRADY
TODAY, PHI. MA. S-2679.
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MUST GO

Furn.. complete 6 rooms of furn.
Hollywood beds. mirrors, rugs,
carved coffee table, large mirrored
vanity, modern secretary. Every
thing must 80 this week. No rea-
sonable offer refused. 5312 York
town rd.. Green Acres, Nd. 80
Evening star., 1953-09-19

Axe. champion sired: beautiful peti
with wonderful dispositions. IA
S-6972. Cali ewes. and week ends
Evening star., 1953-09-19

BUFFET AND CHINA cL0sET-Ma.
hog: good cond. RA. 3-0362.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

JUST STUDENTS
A club home for university students,
81 wk. UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
CLUB. 1716 N st. NV. EX. 3-8959.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAITED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con.
tents or odd pcs. refers.. stoves,
wash. machs. Tvs Closed Mondays.
8, z FURN CO.. 210 18th St Sc
Evening star., 1953-09-19
ROYALTY BRED
SAMOYED PUPS

w l AAA1 D1b1O
Boxer pups; fawn color; l male.
female; champ. pedigree. NO. 7-7745
Evening star., 1953-09-19

CConttnusd on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1953-09-19

PIANO-Baby grand; ideal apt. size;
mahogany; full keyboard; excel
cond.;; S400 or best offer. Call IA.
S-.n45. -2I
PIANO, Kurtz Bros. upright, warm
nah. finish. good cond. JU. 1925.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

ALLEN LEE HOTEL
Rms, So wk. up; dbl. $14 up. some
Downtn.. mr.. @. Wash. Univ. and
State Dept, bus at door. 1924 r st,
NV Elk 3-2224
Evening star., 1953-09-19

ANTIQUES
Furniture, bric-a-hrac, china. glass.
ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry
rugs, Silverware. paintings. por.
traits. HIGHEST cash prices paid
Call MURRAY, IA 3-3322
Evening star., 1953-09-19

2UU7 o ST. NV.
Have for pleasant year-round living
at special rates; clean. comfortable
rooms; 24-hr. switchboard and ele-
vator service; reception rm. Just
few steps to bus and trolley. Good
eating places close by. NO. T-466O.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

FURN.-Liv. rm.. dinette, bedrm.,
practically new. Must sacrifice.
LU. 1880. 30
FURN.-Maple bedrm. set. sgl. bed :
away cot: davenport constr. peri,
needs recovering. HE. 4.7527.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

ING. Beautiful park hack. S15O
JU. 9-9615. -21
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SUMMER RATES
CARROLL "a ARMS HOTEL

Would you ike to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms excel.
food. coZy cocktail lounge and q
friendly atmosphere await YOU at
Evening star., 1953-09-19

Special Rates: SCI semipvt bath.
SIS per wk. Dbl. semipvt. bath.
SIS per geek 'st and c sts ne.
Evening star., 1953-09-19

chest. Hartman wardrobe trunk. lug
gage, washing machine. bookcase,
desk. radio, Austria china, electric
roaster. boys bicycle. 104 E. Maple
LOOM FOR SALE. Reasonable. Can
MaN;Ta IA; Sa-ras2s rss,m w,t, n,,rro. 30 !,
oak, / ofice desk, $25., desk
chair. $3.50, l old-fashioned oak
desk table, So. Coldspot refgr..
$3.50. Assorted sliding screens 35c
ca. Assorted Venetian blinds. 81 ca.
Call LO. 4-S175. go
MlXER-Brick, mortar and concrete,
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PRAISES HOSPITAL

Editor, The Citizen:
! walsh to thank the .enti-e
staff Of our lovely Hospital TO-
the excellent treatment reader I
me during my stay Of eight d.
recently for a surgical oaesp'i-,
One could not ask for y
efficient and up TO the MA
service. even In a much larr
institution. s.
] was especially surprised 10
learn that the majority al the
nurses employed for Monroe Gen
eral are service mems wives.
They are very kIna, gentle and
sympathetic and due the highest
praise.
Having worked In the Navy
Yard for more than eleven years
where all employees in civn ser.
vice are given an efficiency rat.
ing each quarter BY hls or Der
supervisor, I wish 70 give our
wonderful hospital and Z rating
= which means ''performanes was
very outstanding IN ever imp0r-
tant respect"
James o. White
1909 Eaten 81.
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Letter TO THE MAYOR

Honorable C. B. Harvey. Mayor.
Key West, Florida.
Dear Mr.. Harvey:
MY husband is due for retire
ment within two or three years.
Each time either or both OF US
take a vacation we always won
der If this" win be spot for US
TO retire and enjoy life.
Last spring we were here for
a short time and favorably i'm
pressed with the climate, the op.
portunities for good fishing and
swimming. This year | returned
with great expectations and high
hopes Of again enjoying my vaea-
ton. Ny husband didn't accom-.
pany me this time and / have
been here much longer in fact,
since Feb. l. In that length Of
time my conclusion has been
never Key West for q home.
This is the nosiest place / have
ever lived in Tais includes New
York City, Cleveland. III. Worth,
Charlotte. ~ C.. aud others
There is 50 much necessary noise
here due to the training program
OF the Navy. One learns 10 put
up with the unavoidable. How
ever. when the jets. helicopters.
ct ceters leave off the night is
made hideous wi1h put puts, mo-
tor cycles and cars with no maf.
flers. IN the zee sma' hours Of the
morning the garbage collectors
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VOTERS COMPLAINT

Editor, The Citizen:
All one can hear on the streets
of Key West these days is the
proposed bills that are going to
be presented at the session of the
legislature that is about to open.
l do not want to keep harping
on the same old subject but the
master dictator of them all said
tell a lie and tell it often enough
and they viii believe it" maybe
the same is true of the truth.
In the past general election we
the people of Monroe County cleo
ted to the office of sheriff a man
that was inexperienced, untried
and very young. Since his cleo
ton and prior to his taking office
we heard all kinds Of promises
about what a good job he was
going to do and that he was going
to be the best sheriff that we
have ever had.
l am sorry to say that up to
date his only claim to fame is
that he will 60 down in history
as the most expensive sheriff We
have ever had.
In the past year the county
commissioner voted to build a
new Jail which | have been told
cost over 100000. This jail was
built, approved by the county
commissioners inspected by the
state and was certified as ac-
ceptable to them. 1t was even
dedicated by a state official.
Now this inexperienced person
who calls himself a sheriff tells
us, that taxpayers, that we have
wasted our money and that the
Jail is not secure and refuses to
move prisoners into it. Yet it is
secure enough for him as pri-
vate office.
There goes three hundred thou
sand dollars.
To cap the climax this man
who has shown us nothing but
how to spend money has the
nerve to offer to the state repre-
sentative a bill that he would not
dare advertise in its entirety
asking for an increase in salary
and various other things which
have not yet come 10 light.
Key West has gone through Sc
veral eras and has become ia.
nous by these eras but think
that this one viii 20 down in his
tory as the Era Of Inexperience.
Very truly yours,
Disguised Voter
March 10, 1858
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HAL BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK R-Frank Milano is
perhaps the only man in the world
who can make a sound like a flying
saucer.
1T takes off with strange
whistling, whining noise, like this
oo-ooo-ooo-oooo-then- it becomes
supersonic, and you can't hear it, /"
he said.
Milano is firmly convinced flying
saucers do exist, they are not Of
this planet, and ii is high time us
earth people came to terms with
them.
They are not Authorizations, /"
he insisted. II have seen one my.
self, and my wife has seen sew
eral."
Franks ability 70 initiate the
sound of a flying saucer stems
from a highly educated set of vo-
cal chords that earn him SIS, 900
10 Sau,OOV a year. tie is one OF the
nations few professional animal
fmitators and vocal effects artists.
Milano, a pleasant, mild-man-
nered ex-actor, drifted into his
speciality by accident. But today
radio and television would be hard
put to do without him. He docs
the voice effects for half a dozen
programs, ranging from a pup on
the Rootie Kazootie show to live
parrot on the Bill Goodwin show.
Il can initiate anything from a
cricket TO a roaring lion," Frank
said. 1--WE been gorilla, an ele-
plant, a burro, Rip Van Wrinkles
dog, and even a mosquito"
He has also been the voice of a
motor boat with a sense of humor.
hayward bus, 4 jet-propeIled
Sa8aa. ans an automobile starter
with a rundown battery. Oh, yes,
he also was a Rice Krispie for a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
LET YOU AND YOU AND YOU DECIDE
WHAT'S GOOD FOR KEY WEST

Though the majority is not always right the basic
principle OF democracy to let the majority rule In no
other way in country blessed by freedom could differ
ent course be taken and still maintain democracy Many
OF us complain ilogicay, when this man or that man
elected this that form of chosen but
every thinking abdes by the decision of the ballot
box.
For instance, The Citizen supported Stevenson but
the people chose Eisenhower and now he is lust as much
The Citizens President Stevenson would have been had
ne been elected We Union and should unite behind
officials, unless of course they do something that is
clearly against the interests of the public
The Citizen feels it should explain that attitude in
public matters before discussing the proposal to give Key
Westers opportunity decide whether or not thew
wish to return to councmanic form of government Rep
resentatve Bernie c. Papy has announced that at the
next session of the legislature he will introduce bill
which, if adopted will permit Key Westers to decide next
November whether they wish to maintain the manager
commission government or wish to reestabsh the coun
cilmanic form.
The Citizen favors the retention of the present form
but should Key West voters decide otherwise it will
Fundamentally support that government as it is support
ing this one Under the FORM proceed
ure Is more compact and efficient Now, if resident
wishes to complain knows the complaint will be acted
on by or through the city manager. Uuder the council
manic form, complaint made the rounds of "buck pass
ing" and often no action taken on it.
The chief point of those who favor change is that
the councmanic form representative in that vot
decide who shall them in top offices in addition
to those held by councilmen.
Let the people decide, and that is what Representa-
tive Papy doing this question That is the essence
of democracy but in Dade county senator and two out
OF three representatives propose have law passed to
consolidate Miami and Dade county without submitting
the question to referendum Now, had the senator and
the two representatives platform favoring con-
soidaton it would be fair and just to have such law
passed But they said nothing consolidation when
they were campaigning and had they advocated combin
ing city and county they might have been defeated They
don't know what the people want, the right action
TO take to let them decide themselves, act for them
arbitrarily
Conversely Papy letting the people say themselves
they wish to retain the present government or return
to the councilmanc The Citizen will support the govern
ment the people choose.
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PEOPLES FORUM

come around and bang their cans
in dumping them and shout nsr.
rily to each other in the pursuit
of their duties. This past Sunday
night the outputs must have been
having races. Their progress
could be traced down Reynolds, 10
Flagler, to White and back to Rev.
nolds. Not for a few minutes but
for over two hours.
The Casa Marina Is 4 menace
to sleep. What they do with their
loud speakers I have no idea but
they are certainly trained toward
the ears of the general public.
From the appearance Of some
OF the people seen on the beach
they have come here for their
health. Surely rest and sleep are
two requirements toward regain.
ing health. And so long as these
unnecessary sounds fiji the very
air there can be no rest nor
sleep.
And now to the dogslll During
the full moon last month there
was no sleep in this house due
to the dogs ''full-moon'' CONVEX
sations with one another. one
night about 2 a. m. finally call.
ed the police and asked them
what they could do about getting
dog nearby TO shutup. Whe-
Their they did anything or whe.
Their the moon set out Of sight
at some small hour quiet at last
reigned and we could 60 to sleep.
So when | go home and people
ask me about Key West my an.
swer will be, IF you can thrive ON
noise and more noise, you might
like it"
This is my first letter to 4
public official and wish il
hadn't been so critical. But why
let quaint, charming town suf-
fer from unnecessary evilsf Also
why allow property owners to
neglect their vacant lots until
they are eye-sores? In the town
| come from owners of vacant
lots are notified II they do not
clean up their property the city
viii do it and present them with
the bill.
A copy Of this is going to the
Key West Citizen. No doubt Il
win never see the light Of day
but at least il has been written.
Yours truly.
Mrs. c. S. Reed
Permanent address:
Matthews. NJ, C.
Key West address:
1916 Grinnell st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
PA. SCHOOL CHANCES
NAME TO DISNEY

TuILYTOW'N. Pa. - ~ waa
Disney. the Greater q eMlekay
Mouse and huadreds - other
eartoon Characters h eNlng 10
have . school named aflef Nm.
TnliytoWn aehooi rhadfea 6sr1.
60 that themselves whea asks1 ~
whsm they.d most LIE y hasa
skeir new SO 60 eIemsaiayv
sehooi n1med
u q special vots. ass ki1s gave
Dlsney he ned ever fkres Is NJ
eaEto0a eharaefefE AsTsa
D31Tts. '.peser Pan~ 40 scap-
tain Ei0ok =
cs1gtfueticn CO lhe go aeAel
II It's Backs Cnfy emmn1llF
ssarts nsxt ssFinz Eaeh elsaaED1n
u rs hAzasng 81 hava : dEereaa
Dssaey ncG3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

while. His "snap, crackle and pop
performance in that role is, Of
course, now a part Of theatrical
history-like Hamlet.
81 like initiating mechanical
gadgets," Frank said. Fright now
Pm playing the part of a washing
machine chug, chug, gluggle,
gluggle. l can also make = sound
like a squadron Of talking air
planes, but none of the airiines will
buy it for a commercial. They say
it's too frightening"
The animals he hates most 10
initiate are bears. Scratches his
vocal chords.
animal battles - two stations
fighting it out, or q mountain lion
fighting a horse-are hard on my
throat, too," he said. 81 guess I
like to do dogs best. There are
only two kinds Of dog barks really
big dog barks and little dog
banks.
dogs have been very important
in my career. Some day I'd like
to retire and raise them. I owe
them a lot"
Frank takes his, art seriously,
goes to endless lengths to be GER
tain his sounds are realistic. His
toughest assignment was to initiate
a talking eagle.
II haunted the roo for days, but
the eagles wouldn't talk, although
I tried 800 different sounds on them
trying to get them to answer" he
said. FINALLY, during q trip to
the country, ! heard q couple Of
eagles screeching at night. got
out of bed and screeched back at
them until / had the sound down
pat"
All great artists have their sOr-
rows, and Frank has his. There 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
.HALF-SHAVE
PROTESTED

TIRUPATHI, India (E-Pl-
grims who object to half-shaves
have struck against holy BARRIERS
at famed Tirupathi Temple here.
The Temple BARRIERS are espe-
cially busy on Hindu holy days
when pilgrims crowd the shrine.
Each barber tried to corner all
possible business by shaving only
half q head at a time. A half
shaved pilgrim had to cool his
heels until tina barber got around
to giving him the second half.
Recently pilgrims have been
patronizing. BARRIERS outside the
temple! The enfranchised holy
BARRIERS have sought a court in
junction to halt Illegal practice
by rival shavers.
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ARTICLE coMAlKNpkD
Editor. The Citizen

Editor. The Citizen
have just read with great IN.
tcrest your Susan ncAvoy.a
piece about Ben Gross. which az
pearcd in your issue Of March
18th.
Mr. Gross Is not only one Of the
best known Journalists on the
New York scene. a. you probably
know. but also one Of the most
highly respected and liked.
No columnist here has built .
greater reputation tor fairness
and integrity. ns well ~ excel.
lence o. reporting a. rs hEr.
Gross. Miss MeAvoyis piece was
very well done and aAya uss
much pleasure.
Yours,
GEORGE cRANDAI.f4
DireStor. Press Information.
March 10. 1881.
Esw York ~. n. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

forces aimed al splitting Il, and the
party is constantly and feserishly
al sork attempting 10 keep It's
ranks intact.
But the entire political figure n
Iran is steeped ia intrigue. One
n the leading intrigaers is Asa-
fnllah Kashsni. a M0slem priest
Of the sbl'lta sect gho apparently
has ambitions 70 BE- Tire leader Of
al Islam thguagh > revival Of ~.
llgi0as fsastlcism ia Iran. This
aRed. valy man has hls oau small
army ~ buiiies Who are aid to
get so rails . day on . retainer
basis Eor such pleasant activities
DO street hghltmE.
Kashani seems "a have toFed
with tlse idea 81 = uastesi front
wtth the Communists. Who aiao
knox kow 70 Use street fighters
He i pictured a. beiaeging BE ean
Use them and discard fhem. Fes
asve ever SBceeeseS 81 tbs.
The Csnnsaaagts are n@ at al
asswSe 20 lsakIag aB wlsh ; lanaa-
ieal FeiigHt slsEfai
Tbs Il she kaaa q aElanee TIE
Trznsan Csursznss& 80 naaks -
Their drive .MaFa poser. WasA
taeg kaFe tie aaai ssas kse-
Lated and aAsae g L sd MheA
&c aataaaas fTcxs lsaeegsh1 eruna.
lies - ssey eli he reAsy Il ase
sAesr AIRS a. eFgxY = .
sssaks fx Yseg TNsa sheY ua
60 - - ase Mk Nassea
xs ~ AZ
Es fssy sFe 80 rs rx8ag--
- re Hssszns xFeaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21

: The Communist parry is sup
posed TO be illegal in Iran, yet
It's fhe strongest organized polifi.
cal force. u is waiting for an cp--
perfume moment to try to spring
10 powers moment made for
Moscow. William L. Ryan, who
has Just returned from . tour OF
the Middle East. dissects the Iran,
ian political background in this
article.
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PURGE m BRAZIL

RIO Oh JANEIRO IN - Brazil
IL purging her Diplomatic service
Of suspected Communists.
President Getulia Vargas put
five diplomats charged with Red
operations on the inactive list yes
terday and transferred q sixth to
other work.
A special investigating commit
tee said Il would give It's findings
on the men to the police for posi-
BE criminal action.
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one sound he has never been able
to initiate.
81 cant tinkle like q bell" he
said. Il have tried and tried, but
! cant maka II. So far as l know
nobody can. II you could vocalize
Ike q bell--well, you'd really have
something, wouldn't your"