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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
IL Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE
2-S000.
DESK in downtown office, name on
door, message service, mail for
warded Ma. S-5696.
share space in his Office near l4th
and G NV. with responsible party.
NO. 7-77l9 after pm. on Monday.
DESK SPACE, downtown mail address
and efficient telephone answering
service. RE. 7-1796.
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S795 PER ACRE
ATTENTION BUILDERS
BUILDERS


ONLY 7 MI. FROM WHITE HOUSE;
ON MAIN HIGHWAY; 100 ACRES
SOC CLEARED; LEVEL TO ROLL
ING; SEWER AND WATER ON
PROPERTY; ENGINEERING COM
PLETE: PERFECT FOR SUBDIVI-
SION. ONLY $500 PER ACRE. ON
EXCEL. TERMS; $4,000 CASH RE-
CURED.
CALL jim CRAVEN
Arthur L. Walters Co.
ia. 7-5200 9 Till 8 JA. 2-4141
OLORED-SEVERAL LOTS in Vista
near Glen Dale and Defense hwy;
S400 up. 30 lots in Bowie with
city water 500 up. Easy terms.
WA. 7-5471. --25
COLORED-5Ox1OO, on 49th st. ne,
near school: Zoned, semidetached
plans and permit ready. OWNER.
EN-. 3-6S1S. -25
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looking over our development.
If you have been out already, then
come. again and you'll be surprised
at the progress. If you haven t
looked us over, then come and see
Just what is causing this marvellous
quickly and where so many homes
are either built or are now under
construction that many ask If this
is a special Government-financed
DieScii COMPARE THESE FEATURES
1) Every homesite will be Served
with Soft. dedicated right -of-way
with 24-ft. graded road, of which 90
#. will be surfaced with macadam
quilt to specifications required by
Loudoun County coming authorities
e. .It Electricity available to every
go Telephone available to every
tract. Mail delivery.
a. School bus right to property;
churches; within shopping distance.
% 2,o Do g " you want wooded seclusion'
e. g.. % : you want wide open plots'
Is If it's View you long for, come
and look at Maryland's majestic
Sugar Loaf Mountain and Virginia S
Blue Ridge range.
Washington, which is 40 minutes
over fast new State highways and
Washington's Freeway, which is
more accessible in point of time,
safety and comfort than Chevy
Chase. Silver Spring, Alexandria
COZ The developer has segregated l
nent use of the owners who pur-
chase homesites in this development
This. acre of land lies between one
of the macadam roads in this de-
yelopment and the. deep waters OF
Broad Run, affording g waterway
River, opening up the full facilities
Of Broad Run and this beautiful
wide section of the Potomac River
to fishing, hunting and recreation
This acre of land will provide park
ing privileges for cars and a boat
(iOJ Loudoun County has one of the
lowest taxes in the country, being
several times lower than any of the
other Metropolitan Washington
G15 A new 1s-hole golf course on
Leesburg pike near the development
a quarter Of a million dollars.
U2) A new million dollar county
hish school is under construction
dG LeSSUuIB.
O3) Among others this subdivision
is serviced by mail, laundry ano
newspaper delivery:
PRICE
Every homesite in this development
priced at 81 $3.50. First purchaser
to come gets first choice.
TERMS
Down payment and monthly payment
to suit any reasonable requirement
upon approval of developer who
does his own financing.
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARK
To reach: West on Rt. z, IA miles
past Tysons Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Rur
Bridge, where Broad Run Lake is
PoToMAc RIVER SECTION
We had % 10-acre tracts a few
sold with only four left. Three sold
last week end despite the hot
weather. It's really amazing, isn't
it? See our special ad under
JUST COME AND SEE ENJOY
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY
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COLEMAN G. GORE
REALTOR
VA. Phone 763-J-4
ROBERT B. YOUNG
uERND0N VA phone oA.w. 1
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
Out-of- town property. Good 6-rm.
house, acres land. well water,
spring: along railroad and Potomac
River: good hunting and fishing;
large basement for boat; price,
Sl,350. Also extra-good large
house, rooms, out bldgs.. cleo
tricity. spring water;> taxes $500
year; good hunting and fishing;
death in family requires cash; total
price. $4,000. On Route 8, only 2
mi. from Berkeley.
o. E. wIDMYER. Phone $40
Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
BargAin List Free.
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ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. - Attrac.
| cottages and apts., rms; season or
mo; S75 to S125 a mo. HO. 2-S452.
LUXURIOUS. winter vacation home.
in Miami Springs-Huge liv. rm.
with fireplace, 4 main bedrms,.
garage, docking for yacht swim
ming pool, completely furnished;
81 900 for 5-mo. season, or $500
per mo. for year-round rental.
CHAMBERS g. TALLMAN. JA.
FOR SALESMAN chs. bungalow.
town. ram Mami iiana or &amI mnpses BeacS S?"S 20
Il. on Biscayne Bay; boat dock.
fSIEVl fSnsides stare lease for season 95e Box
HOTEL, fully equipped, for sale or
msSfs lease; 29 s,1 rms noo 10 g,I baths; apart,
main road. Route II, Orange City,
Fla GEORGE H. PERKINS, 927
! 18th st. NV, ST. 3-2341. -25
MY 10 YEARS experience as realtor,
| specializing in Miami property, will
help you in securing sound, reliable
| representation and advice In the
purchase or sale of property in that
| ward Bldg, MA. S-6616.
MELBOURNE-For rent by wk., mo-,
| or season; furn. 2-bdrm. house nr.
beaches, fishing and golf. Cali NO.
| 7-9l17.
APARTMENT attractive adj. cB
buildings; 4 units ca. Completely
furnished: 2 bedrooms ca; : car-
ton Tampa. $4,000. Best finance
! in2 Also sell singly. Write owner,
| 1877 Danube, Tampa, Fla.
DAYTONA BEACH, on U. s. in
| heart Of town. 8 elegantly furnished
aptS., 5-r. apt, 3-r. apt, / effi-
cheney; 2 garages. Sacrifice for
quick sale. $16,95o Down payment
$3.50. balance S159 monthly. One
apt. vacant for purchaser. Phone
| AID. 2-471S.
NEAR ORLANDO - Small orange
grove, full bearing trees, 2 acres
clear; 3-room cottage. $12,50O,
reasonable terms; trade considered.
JOHN MEIGGS EVEN, CO. 5-7S00.
VICINITY NAPLESSMooNew de luxe 10
cash, JOHN MEIGGS EVEN. CO.
| 5-7S00.
RENTALS-Gulf of Mexico fisher
mans paradise, pvt. beach cottages:
bedrmS,, furnished; accommodate
4 persons; S25 wk. Mgr, 9S ave.
Messina, Mira Mar Beach. Sarasota,
FOR RENT OR SALE-3 bedrms., IN
4 baths; excellent neighborhood and
beach; rent 8 months. $2,250. Sale,
i $4,000 cash down payment. OWN
Err ,9S ave. Messina, Mira Mar
Beach, Sarasota, Fla.
10 ACRES, high and perfectly drained
land at Orange City, will subdivide
! into 32 75-ft lots; city water at
property. cleo. l,300 It. graded
streets; wonderful opportunity for
: home, investment or builder. Priced
only $1,000. DU. 7-4920,
! HOME WITH INCOME
F1ve-room furnished home. One bed
room, garage, tile bath, orange
grove, A trees; taxes approximately
Sll per yr. On paved road, faces
Lake Bass, Orlando, Fla: $4,000.
GEORGE H. PERKINS. ST. 3-2341.
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ENJOY GRACIOUS LIVING
Build on one of our tracts in Fairfax
Run: swimming and fishing in our
15-acre lake. We have for re-
sale 5-acre tract, overlooking
lake, at $1,000. Other tracts of
51a to 12 acres. at $500 per acre;
5-acre minimum lot sizes.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. S-1254.
Sat. and Sun. call Daleview 5-9152.
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124-Acre Stock Farm

Only s miles from Frederick. Nd.
This is the most productive land
that money can buy in the U. S.
Large bank barn and plenty out
buildings. Large frontage on new
highway. which would make beauti-
full building sites. Large mansion
type brick home. II rooms. owner
is critically i'll and this is the only
reason for selling Possession I'M
mediate. Asking price, S27,5OO;
financing arranged.
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DAYTONA BEACH, on U. s. / in
heart Of town. 8 elegantly furnished
apts., 5-r. apt, 3-r. apt, / eff-
cheney: 2 garages. Sacrifice for
quick sale. $16,950, Down payment
1880. balance $159 monthly. One
apt. vacant for purchaser. Phone
AID 2-471S
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4t2 acres. and completely mouerIl
brick bungalow. Dimensions OF
bungalow. 35x5O. Home consists of
large living room with fireplace.
large dining room with arched door
way between living room and dining
room, large bright modern kitchen
with pantry, laundry room. 4 large
bedrooms and full bath; oil steam
heating system; screened-in porches.
garage. chicken house; beautiful
lawn. shade trees and shrubbery
This property is in Al condition
throughout A lovely estate. Posses
sion can be given in 80 days. Asking
price. 81 $500; financing arranged.
Howard S. Fink, Realtor
27 N. Court st., Frederick. Md.
Dial Monument 3-6734
j. H. Coblentz. P. o. Jones
AEcORiafnS
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HOME WITH INCOME

tive-room furnished home. One bed
room, garage, tile bath, orange
grove. A trees; taxes approximately
Sll per yr. On paved road, faces
Lake Bass, Orlando, Fla: $4,000.
GEORGE H. PERKINS. ST. 3-2341.
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FOR SALE-Small chs. bungalow,
on Palm Island. minutes down.
town; Miami or Miami Beach; so
IT. on Biscayne Bay; boat dock.
Consider lease for season. Box
421-N Star Oha
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
ROOM WANTED-Suitable children
art class; suburbs; once a week.
Ii. 3-79I6.
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FINE YEAR-ROUND HOMES
ON CHESAPEAKE RAW

ON OI1EohF EhhE bh =
Exclusive residential colony, friendly
community, excellent white sand
beach, safe for children, no mud.
no pollution, no better fishing or
grabbing anywhere, private yacht
basin. Sensible restrictions to pro-
tect your investment.
OUTSTANDING 3-BEDROOM HOME
3 baths, living room, dining room,
electric kitchen, sunroom, sun deck,
large screened porch, many fea-
lures. IA acres, beautifully land.
Priced to sell quickly. $21 800
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RETIREMENT HOAIE-HouSes fur
nished or un., lot b0x1b0 or more
land II desired: elec.-gaS range; 2
bedrm., bath. Churches. schools.
IN season. Call Wsyside 2612 or
2196. L. M. BAKER.
ATTRACTIVE RETIREMENT HOME
2 bdrms., bath, living room with f.p.,
modern kitchen. large porch: 21s
house; chicken house; artesian well.
Beautiful view: good community;
tret }, broker, White Stone. Va.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO., VA, ideal
retirement home on the water, IN
acres. rms, 2 baths, oil heat,
Refined neishbors. Priced $4,000
for a quick sale. W. c. RICE, Bro
ker. Warsaw, Va. Phone WARSAW. 8.
LARGE LOT neal. water; Cape Block
Haven; Reason for selling, illness.
$500 DOWN SO1p will 'VaHy buy ~; year-round n ID
home at selby-on-Ths-Bay and
in with deposit. KAY REALTY CO,
sssedI66y sseI6y ofice. o0WUes West River 49s4 or
RAPPAHANNOCK RIvER-All mod
ern riverfront home, beautiful view,
sand beach, flowing well, 3 acres
cleared, 2 bedrooms, 8 porches.
State road. S13,500. BRECKEN-
RIDGE. Morattico, Va. Lively
WAITER M. sAUMAN waterfront
properties: Shady Side, Nd. once
on Rte. 46S. Tel. West River 5S72.
p. e; ONCE. 1927 K st. NV, MA.
COBB ISLANDS,, $50, only $3.50
down: charming 2-bedrm. asbestos
shingle cottage complete with elec.
refgr., gas stove, Sheetrock walls
and ceiling; easily made into year
round home; wooded lot 75 by $50
overlooking water. DU. 7-4920.
EDGEWATER BEACH-Sunny sec
tion. Fine all-year home on lge.
waterfront lot. Living rm., bed
rms, modern improvements. pier;
best location: committing distance;
S12,50O, terms.
sHoREHAM BEAcH-All-year home
Lge. living rm., 2 bedrms., kitchen
and bath. big inclosed porch; all
completely furnished; committing
| distance; $1,000, terms.
| CHARLES E. RIORDAN, West River
| 6524; after Sun, CO. 5-4292. w. w.
Spelman, Annap.. Colonial 3-36S5.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, Mason Beach
Deale. Md. A beautiful modern
home, h.-w.h., located on Melbourne
aye, aye, FACING the bay. Call MIR;
| ODOM, I'VE. I-OSlOI OaC.I GUN. dnQ
ewes. West River 6131. -27
SOUTH RIVER to acres, with
| full water rights. within 25 miles
D. C.. and close to new highway.
NJ. c. GIBSON. DU. 7-4271.
BUILT FOR RETIREMENT
5la a., 625-ft. waterfront, Tangier
Sound; $4,000; will divide. Write
| ED. SUAN. Washington Hotel,
Princess Anne, Md.
1t doesn't have to be summer time
to enjoy the advantages Of water
front property. The following offer
sports other than swimming and
boating, such as fishing, duck hunt
ing, etc. All are near schools,
churches and stores.
| bedroom home overlooking South
| River. Garage and breezeway, base
board heat. Water front privileges
| CAPE ST. JOHN-Attractiv two
bedroom home on South River. Large
waterfront lot, riparian rights,
WOODLAND BEACH - Numerous
homes and cottages, either on the
water or with waterfront privileges.
Waterfront lots in Edgewater Beach,
Cape Doch Haven, Cape st. John
and Woodland Beach.
EDGEWATER REALTY COMPANY
VIM. E. Miller, Realtor
Mayo Road. Woodland Beach, Colon
ial 3-51S3.
FINE YEAR-RoUND HOMES
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

NEW MOUNTAIN CAMP with stone
fireplace tested spring water. lo-
Gated mi. from Front Royal, Va.
1000 # above sea level with 36-mi.
view; excellent hunting. Call WO.
$4,000 for appt -26
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NEAR ANNAPOLIS

NEAR ANNAPOLIS
NEW, beautiful waterfront rambler on
lge. lot in community of fine homes.
This home has 7 lge. rms, 2 full
baths, screened porch, 2-car garage
and lge. basement. Many unusual
features, such as Thermopane pic
ture walls, lge. closets, built-in TV
antenna, telephone outlets in every
room, summer winter air condition
ing and marble patio make this an
0iItcfondinC yondarn homo
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SMALL FARM, consisting of SO acres
in Fairfax Co.: older-type frame g.
room house in good condition; 3-car
garage; 2 chicken houses; fruit
trees; hard-surfaced road; S22 800,
$500 cash will handle. To inspect.
call Ell. 6-3b22 or Ell. 6-3325 MRS.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN. Realtor, Nc
Lean Va OK
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Claude Wood, Realtor
s6l6 GA. AVE, Sill. SPR.. MD.
JU. 5-4500
Near Ft. MYers-S6,OO
TERRIFIC BUY

Forty acres, fenced iron posts, 3
houses. Lake County, near Deland,
Fla; $3.50. GEORGE H. PER-
KINS, ST. 3-2341. --25
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Consult Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors Since 1906
1865 H ST. NV. MA. S-2345
-25
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DEER HUNTERS

For accommodations write POINT
VIEW INN, Star Route, Oakland,
Md. Phones Oakland 2-3633 or q
1894. %"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Light


Use elbow grease sparingly in
removing spots and stains. adj
vises Margaret Furry, textile
chemist of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. Much
expense on clothing and house
hold fabrics can be saved by the
woman who is skillful at remov-
ing stains. and she does not need
to be a powerful Katinka.' .
Strenuous rubbing, brushing or
scraping may do more damage
than the spot because this may
weaken the fabric.
Choose the right solvent for
the stain and for the fabric.
Then remember that several
light applications generally work
better than one heavy treat
ment. Try sponging with a cloth
just dampened with the solvent
once, twice or several times
lightly-until the stain disap-
pears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Miss johnson
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Norma Lewis
Johnson of Garden City, Long
Island, formerly of Washington
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Eunice Mary, to Mr..
Gordon Anthony Martin. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edmund Martin of Boston, Mass.
The ceremony took place at
the residence of the brides par
ents on February Z with the
Rev. Gerald F. Weary officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will re-
side in New York as Mr.. Martin
plans another two years of study
at Columbia University in the
East Asian Institute. Mrs. Martin
attended the University of
Massachusetts,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Capt. Robert E. Kreidinger.

Ndpb. nUDCEO Gs AICAUAASCEs
The announcement is made Of
the engagement Of Miss Ann
Kulenich, daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kulenich,
to Capt. Robert E. Kreidinger,
U. S.A. He is-the son of Mrs.
Marie Maeder of Fire, Pa, and
the late Mr.. Leo Kreidinger.
Capt. Kreidinger served in the
Philippines during the last war
and with the 7th Infantry Divi-
sion in Japan and Korea. He is
at present assigned to the Medi-
cal Replacement Training Center
at Camp Pickett.
The wedding will take place in
Washington in April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Speaker Named

The Right Rev. John j. Nc
Clafferty, dean of the National
Catholic School of Social Serv-
ice Of the Catholic University of
America, will be the guest speak
er at a luncheon meeting of the
Merrick Girls Camp Commit
tee, to be held Thursday at the
Christ Child Settlement House.
SOB Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Msgr. McClafferty is chairman
Catholic Charities.
OF the Diocesan Directors of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Back From Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flood and
their young daughter, Mary
Garth Flood, have returned to
Alexandria from a visit in Char
lottesville with Mrs. Garth
Peyton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
Feb. Employment
Topples Records
With 90, $4,000

WASHINGTON lThe Depart.
mcnt Of Commerce estimated To-
day that employment in February
eps GOO. was higher than in
any previous February. 1t exceed
81 the level OF a year ago by over
a million
There was a rise OF nearly half
million IN non.fasm employment
during the month, but farm EN-.
ployment continued its mid-winter
side, falling off 5000 or about / s
per cent Non farm employment
this February was nearly two mil
lion higher than n year before.
Commenting on the February
rise ii non agricultural employ,
rnenl Secretary d Commerce
Weeks said:
At lis present level, the NUM-
Der employed On naa.farm work is
shout 10 million higher than at the
peak IL World War II and five
million esesler than in the months
preceding the Korean conflict,
Tire government report said un-
employment vas anWn from 1892.
0e1 In January to i.5Ss 900 ia Feb
ruary, nearly 500 40 less than a
year before.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12

and gunfire when American and
Allied troops fought TO regain con-
troll of the mutinOuS camp.
Today the once-Botorious Com
pound rs, where Communist lead
ers captured the camp command
er, Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd, is
only an empty field-a helicopter
landing strip.
Today, in place of the old brood
ing terror, there is an air of bus
ting wholesomeness. Nearly 1000
buildings stretch far up the two
V-shaped valleys that hold the
main camp. 1t is for all the world
like any other big American Army
post.
Prisoner work parties, with their
rifle-toting guards, are all over
gardening, building fences, and
building the stone and adobe bar
racks that, six TO a compound.
hold the new small groups of 500
prisoners that now give u. N.
troops full control.
"They are pretty well behaved
now" Taylor explains. "They've
lost a lot of crazy notions since
last year. Now they know we mean
business and they are more po-
lite. :.
"We certainly don't mistreat
them, and you can't even say we
are rough. It's just that we don't
take any nonsense from them. and
they have finally come to realize
it."
Taylor listed the three fun
damental principles that have
brought about this amazing
change.
First, we treat these prisoners
with absolute fairness. We give
them proper administration. fol-
lowing the Geneva Convention to
the letter -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
Hawaii In Union
Will Change Flag

WASHINGTON tR--If Hawaii be-
comes the 49th state, the U. S.
flag viii change for the first time
in more than 40 years.
Not since 1912, when New Mex
leo and Arizona came into the
Union, has new state been added.
What happens to the new flag?
Who designs it?
Oddly. there's no set pattern for
this. But the Library of Congress
experts on flags say that the last
time Old Glory was designed. with
six rows of eight stars, the Presi-
dent asked the Navy to do the
job. Presumably the same proce-
dure would be followed again.
Best bet: seven rows of seven
stars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
By JOHN RANpoLPH

K0JE ISLAND, Korea R-''We
have no big problems now
Col. H. L. Taylor, a straight
forward, quick-talking officer wear
ing the green scarf of the Military
Police Corps, sat at big curved
desk Communist prisoners of war
had made for him and waved his
hand at huge map of Koje Is
land.
1--WE have a lot of little prob
lems," Taylor said, but we h~-e
uncontested control. Our work now
is to keep it, and We WI cp IL.
We have learned our lesson"
From this room Taylor cem-
mands, with an authority that is
not seriously challenged, more than
5000 pro-communist North .Ko-
rean war prisoners and the nearly
division-sized force Of American
and Republic of Korea infantry
1t takes to guard them.
These are all the prot ommu-
mist North Koreans left in Allied
hands. Anti.Communist North Ko-
reans we're removed to the main
land months ago.
Today, as you walk the peace
full roads through the camp, it is
hard to imagine last springs Red
terror and the smoke and flame
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12

"And we deal direct with the
men themselves-there are no
more Communist leaders to say
what's what in the compounds.
Second, we keep our guards
alert, and we have a good intel
ligence system -.
Third, if there is trouble. we hit
quick, and we hit hard. If the
prisoners defy US, we don't bargain
with them. We bring up adequate
force, give them an order, and
if they don't obey We go in and
enforce it.
Il have standing order in this
camp that if any man is ever
seized in a compound like Gen.
Dodd-whether it is myself or a
buck private-we viii do just two
things: Wen give them an instant
ultimatum to produce the man un-
harmed and if they don't wen
smash right in and bring i'm out,
let the chips fall where they may. "
This order is essential to protect
the American enlisted men who
spend the daylight hours inside the
barbed wire fences as compound
commanders.
One Of these els, Pvt. Eyvind
EkSet of New York City, was muir
dered by three prisoners last jan
uary. His killers have been iden-
titled, but quirk in the u. N.
administration provides no courts
martial for the prison camps and
they have SO far gone unpublished.
Privately, camp officers are bit
ter at this failure to provide a
system of justice for their pro-
lection.
Sometimes, in spite Of every
thing, the prisoners force an in
cident," Col. Taylor said, referring
to the recent killing of % prison
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-12
KiWanianS Hear
OF Red Cross Need
In Key West Area

The regular dinner meeting of
the Key West Klwanis Club was
held Tuesday, March 3, 1858 at
6:45. p. m. at the La Concha Ho-
tel
Joe Sirugo. Chairman of the
Red Cross drive, spoke on the
work and expenses of the Red
Cross in Key West. He stated
that in a five-year period, the
local chapter spent $50, 600 90
more than was taken in. An APP
peal was made 10 all Kiwanians
to support the Red Cross. Mr..
Sirugo also showed some motion
pictures concerning the Red
Cross.
Visitors included Edwin A. Co.
NADIA. w. w. Davis, Coral Gables,
Florida, c. H. Baumgart, Bloom
ington, Illinois, Ray Clements,
Barlow, Florida.