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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. IL R.-Cotton
lngs today. There was increased short
covering in nearby March prior to ex-
piration of trading in that delivery at
1880 pm. Friday. The March situation
influenced buying in the balance of the
market. Hedge selling was mostly scale
up IN nature. New crop months re-
manned relatively quiet
Noon prices were IS cents a bale
higher to 10 cents lower than the
previous close. March, 1894; May,
1924, and July, 34.OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

SCeCSOQ Is. MT' mt'e"uVEH'
Hartman of Pasadena, national
vice president, who will be the
incoming ALB president at
Cleveland, today announced Mr.
Mittendorff' appointment, one of
the top national committee as
signments.
Mr.. Mittendorff, an assistant
treasurer of American Security
& Trust Co., has been associate
councilman for the national Or
ganization in the last year. He
has been active in the organiza-
ton of study groups among
smaller banks of his area COM
prising Maryland and Delaware
as we'll as the District.
He joined American Security
& Trust in 1882 and became as
sistant treasurer in 1948. He has
been a member of the ALB since
1888 and has served in all Of
fetal capacities of Washington
Chapter.
New Air Travel Records.
Passengers of commercial air
lines departing and arriving at
Washington National Airport
totaled 1876 in February, COM
pared with 1882 in the previ-
GUS month and 1853, 581 in Febru-
airy, 1852. airport officials an
nounced today.
The months total was the
highest for any February on
record.
Passengers for the first two
months of this year also set a
record for that period, totaling
368.398. compared with 345, 474
Q year earlier.
Bank Dividend Announced.
Directors of the National
Metropolitan Bank have de-
clared the regular dividend of
3 per cent or so cents a share,
payable April IS to stockholders
of record April 4, President c.
F. Jacobsen announced. Books
for transfer of stock will be
closed from April through
April IA, inclusive.
The Retail ChildrenS Apparel
Association of Greater Wash
ington has elected Morris
Scharzman, president, and Man
uel BerkowitZ. vice president.
Sadie Grossman was named sec
rotary and Philip Rolnick. treas
urer. They will be installed at
a meeting at the Ambassador
Hotel on March rs.
Discussion Panel Arranged.
A discussion panel on business
interruption insurance will be a
feature of a luncheon of the
District Association of Insurance
Agents at the Mayhower Hotel
tomorrow.
Four fire insurance specialists
will take part in the panel. They
include: Harold OSterland, Ira
velers. chairman; George
SchultZe, Home Insurance Co.;
Floyd Stout, General Adjust
ment Bureau: Charles Gordon,
Automobile Insurance Co.
Branch Supervisor Named.
Alfred NJ. Bell has been named
branch Office supervisor here for
the jefferson Standard Life In
Surance Co., it was announced
today by F. Mickey Smith,
branch manager.
Mr.. Bell is widely known in
life insurance circles here. For
two years he was agency super
visor for the Minnesota Mutual
Life Insurance Co. and led the
agency in production of group,
life and pension insurance.
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! u n C h e o n
meeting of the
District Life
U Underwriters
Association at
the Mayhower
Hotel today.
The award
is given an
nually by the
association for
o u t S t anding
service to life
insurance in
the Washing
ton Metropoli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

I o n ChapCer,
American In
S tt t u t e of
Banking. h a S
be en- named
chairman of
t h e national
A IB commit
tee on mem
bership a n d
e nrollm ent.
effective June
l at the an
nual conven-
ton in Cleve-
land.
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Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Mar. IL IP.-spot non
ferrous. metal prices today. Copper,
211z-34 cents q pound. Connecticut VAL
lev. Lead. 131a cents q pound New
York. Zince. J. / cents pound. East st.
Louis. Tin. 1.21i7 q pound New York
At Pittsburgh scrap steel No. l heavy
was quoted at 44.50-45.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

The best buy In IN owner designed
CHS house. You must zee the fsa.
lures 70 appreciate this house ea
corner lot. Selling for less than ye#
would imagine--oDiy si1,soc. Com,
pare this with anything you have
seen.
Coal and comfortable designed
for Florida living and located IN
the coolest area in Key West. III
this two bedrocm, two bath house.
Cross yentiiatioH in every room.
b perfect eopdisinn and reasonably
priced Ut only sls.ooo.
A real Dream Mousse - Thrss bsd.
rooms : tile bath beautiful oak
loors separass dining room iots
u csblnsts light and airy kiteheA
/. large screened back porch With
stationary tubs beautiful land
seaped yard . ~ garage and
beoster pump. also solar system b
pre-heat water. A steal u 3il.ooo
-caly s4.cc cash required.
Bees cAiea wstsEfreus--
Tbs sholee psos y approx. ~
aeres--s1o feet sieag Old Overseas
Highway. sboit 60 feet Al water
frost. Has shsansi Tssnning stoag
sss sias, VII sacrifice for cash.
JOHNSON o JuiIssoS
- Dus u 81 Fh~xss . asal
msys.t4
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WINDOWS D with screens. all
used. Cheap. See after I.30 pm.
at 45-2 Poinciana Pl. aprIl.n
S0-Lssal Notices
IN THE CIRCUIT couRT or TTn
sNTEENTH JUDICIAL cIRs
CULT " AND FOR M0NR0n
C s1s' FLORIDA. IN CHAN.
cese Ne. is-ssy
MARcE MAHER.
Plaiatiff.
JOHN EDWARD aAHER. !us.oa
NOTICE nv PunLIcATioN
10s JOHN .s,ro5E EDWARD MAHER
% East Third Avenue.
Long Branch, New Jersey,
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for annulnent or divorce
has been filed against you herein
ana YOU are required to serve o
copy OF your answer on Attorney
for Plaintiff and file the original
thereof with the Clerk of the Cir.
u Sos't g. q ss sssss the iss Day Day
cree Pro coafesso win be entered
DATED at Key west. Florida.
this seth day Of April. AID. 1858.
fSsall EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court
BY Kathleen Nottags
wv,,.s p%sa, CLERK eTs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
eet Duyal Street.
Key West, Florida.
mays-s.is.s3.tsss
IN Tun CIRCUIT COURT on THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
SN.ANn ron noNnon COUNTY.
IN cHANCERY.
nMMr wAIIAcn WILLIAMS.
Plaintiff,
ELlEABErH yARRIs wlIilxas.
Defendant,
"a. IoIscn y PvsLgIccATios
WILLIAMS
20. Box 17st
jackson, Tennessee
YoU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED % serve copy
Of your Answer 70 the Complaint
for Diverse on the plaintiffs Atior-
asy. end 90 flis the origtnni An.
the Circuit Court on or before the
let Gay OF June, AID. 1853, In the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein viii be taken
DONE AND ORDERED a. Key
West, Monroe County. Florida. this
ist eay Of May, A;p; 1854, ...
ssseU r,... A .sI e e. ins eaar,
Monroe County. Florida
Nv fsdI Fierenee =. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
tsdl ALLAN B. cLEARE. JR.
Attorney for Plaintiff
eet Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
n TIM CIRCUIT COURT or THE
NlxTHENTH Jun1GIAfs CtHGIlF
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
y AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
CHARLES &. , 81; ss-sas
Plaintiff.
WANDA snAs JONES.
NOTICE ny rUnLicATI0S
Tos WANDA JEAN JONES
Nv MtNtM NNNS#A
South East
Roaneits, virginia
Yop ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED TO serve . copy
% yeuF AnswsF % the Complaint
foy bivsrcs On the plAtptifrs ~.
tornsy, and 70 file tho original ~.
swsr In the office OF the cierk 81
the Circuit Court on or before the
tslh day " May, AID. 1853. IN the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations thsSsin viii be taksn -
noNE AND oapEREp d Ksy
West. Monroe County. Florida atth
day Of April. AID. 1851.
faEALl EARL n, ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe couaty. rloridn.
ny: Kathleen NattaGes
Deputy Clerk.
fa1t ALLAN n. CLEAnE, III
Af3aynev for Plaintiff
go Whitehead street
Key West, Florida
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25--Rsal Estate For Sale

CHOICE 2-BEDROOM C. B. s.
HOME with front and rear
screened porches. Like new. enly
year old. Beautiful corner lot,
81, 10000. Only $4,000 cash will
handle.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Ideal
for couple wishing to enter The
restaurant business. This business
10 excellentiy located. consibts Of
small nsafly new motel In addition
TO profitable restaurant VIII show
. good return On the investment.
ONLY SIX LOTS LEFT m BIG
C0PPIT SEAVlEW SUA.DIyI.
SION. Price $eso.oo Per lot. Terms,
10000 cash, balance payable
$l2,M monthly.
JOHNSON AND JOHNSON
~ pUVAL 81. PHONE 1-ass1
mayi.tf
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FURN. CHS. Duplex apt. Bed
room. lyingroom, dinette, al
electric kitchen. tile bath and
shower, off street parking. ellrH
United st. Apply rear, CO.
maya.H
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2-Apartmsnts For Rent
tcoNTNUxDl

COOL, Furn. Apt. All utilities.
SOz Eaton St. mays.h
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EFFICIENCY Apartment, near
Navy Yard. For couple only. No
pets. Price Organization, Realtors,
III Fleming st. Phone 2.7sil.
maye.u
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2A--Bxild ding 4
EInaneina

AUSTIN q. TAYLOR. licensed
seaefal eentrseteF, old am new
work 90 Duyai D. fhens 1874.
may1.u
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VERY desidahla apartment for
couple. nice location. l2oe Vir-
sinia St. Phone 7-aDe7. mays-St
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DESIRABLE LARGE LOT. Corner
United and Whitehead Ste. Can
b purchased on easy terms. John
son and johnson. 40 Duvsl q.
Phone 2.1s3i. aprll.tf
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o. Tllu CorNTrsguu0E'n C0rAT
m AND ron MONROE COUNTY,
RG0NHUa, ~ Fm0nATf1s
N ~ Estate Of
oEORUE II. HoFKlNs
Deceased.
~ss ssss !, NAV sessssn ia, Eisisa
II. III. date. 40 Aneiiiafy A0mtnlss
traafsn Of the Estate Of aeofGe u.
HonkIns, decreased. hns flied with
the Honorable Raymond u Lofd.
reunfy Judre In snA fer Monroe
County. Florida. her Finat nep0ft
and has made aupsieatton for mr.
assehaFns a. AneiGiary AdIninlAtFg
iris ~ the EstAte vt George -.
H8pktna. tseAassa.
Dated April stsh. AsDs 1854
tsaD Efs0lNA 81 III ftATo
A. Anf8ltarf aAmtalstFnaFis Of she
Estate ~ deerEs H. Hopkins. g.
aar1s may sst.se,asta
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2e-Lots FoR Sale yssE.

: LOTS. So Z 100 each. BIG Coppit
Key, one mile north Boca Chiea.
one block from water tront. facing
Cult. t15o.oo. Apply COZ Whitehead,
Armando or Gladys Ternandss.
mayt-atx
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ATTRACTTvELY turn. efficiency
apt. Private bath. Downstairs.
HOO Margaret. mays-H
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COTTAGE for rent. 5000 per
month. Children welcome. 1865
Truman Ave. mayJ-3tx
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NEW APT. Duyal g., upstairs.
Water pressure always o. 10.
Electric kitchen, tile bath, Tub and
shower. Access to WashiAg ma
,chine. Parking. Child accepted. No
pets. $500 monthly. Phone a-aoos.
apEio.u
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ONE BEDROOM furn. Cottage.
Adults only. Apply III Ann st,
mays.u
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serscE v.nna y,cTfriors

NOTICE u HtnKisT CfvEN skas
gags IN kuslssss ne4ss fha fiesfs
slsns name ~ .sGeuthsfnwsss Taeht
Dsoksgs- go rsemInH Street ksF
West. EfsFfan, tntsn4 - fsgfnteF
sss1 nams vita tie Clerk u fhs
clseasf Ceart 20 Nsafes coaetts
ntRx nfuMoNn.
WffI4N nae afhfskcMa
He5s Owners.
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COTTAGE for 2 adults, with nur-
sery for small child. AIS Francis
81. may7-at
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lA-Tsailsfs FOR Rent
Cottsgss For Rent

TURN. : rm. cottage. Nice quiet
neighborhood. Child under i a.
cepted. $500 monthly. Phone
1-o6cs. may1.n
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ioSs CUsHMAN Essis. Cheap.
Oeod eon6. &. 100 Pm. Pure on
etatipa, Ifumaa 4 Francis. 5:3o 60
- Duaess 81. msyI-slx
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BEiNC iTsa1se7s1. Nust 90.
viaes- 80 ID away - e1ee,
hax spfings I'D besssy rel msi.
sYsss bAtA tpr 80 -. Ssndao sesek.
bsd ssyss. sxs1o ksuaA Dsa<ss
Fhsis tssse ts.M. Aasssas MiA1.
ssx Essk sAsIF 10. s<s Jska
Auk<Tn sayssms % O<>xs Sgxsy
Trader ceurt. ssee1 Isisn1 e. cal
Comnsaiessisns csaisr Ma
msy s-tlx
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MATECUMDE Beach. 3 lots, No. .
and I, square !. J. 6, Haneoek,
515 francis. may1-sat tsir8
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Builders Supple,

5 ALUMINIUM Jalousies with
screens, double operator. q 1o''
hish < ~ wide, new. ] easement
window 3 I & and . easement
windows 3 Z s with screens, al
used. Cheap. See after l.3o Pm.
at 45-2 Poinciana Pl. aprll.a
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MODERN. clean, complstsly turn.
housekeeping apt. ID best sesi.
dental peighborhood. Close %
ocean and beach. Refined. qulet,
couple only. Available n Dee. let.
Phone 1'sol7. apF2s,ti
, 1953-07-11

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Evening star., 1953-09-13

questioning about Post editorials.
The question cited was:
"Mr. Wechsler, let me ask you
this. If you or I were a member
of the Communist Party, and we
wanted to advance the Com
munist line, perhaps the most eff
fective way of doing that would
be to claim we deserted the party,
and if we got in control of the
paper, use that paper to attack
and smear anybody who actually
was fighting Communism. Now,
without saying whether you have
done it, you would agree that
would be good tactic, would you
not?"
Undoubtedly" Mr.. Brown
wrote, Senator Mccarthy con-
siders himself as a fighter of
Communism and had in mind
some of the editorial attacks on
him by the Post"
Mr.. Wechsler, who comedies he
was member of the Young
Communist League years ago,
says he has written two books
highly critical of Communism
since he disavowed the political
creed at the age of %.
Senator Mccarthy said in his
letter that the purpose of ques-
tioning Mr.. Wechsler last April
was to determine whether "his
reform was real or phony."
Evening star., 1953-09-13

nifty and honor of our armed
services"
THE results of the services
bold entry into the liquor busi-
ness are fraught with severe
economic danger to the Federal
Government, the individual
States and their municipalities,
the wholesalers and retailers,
labor groups, allied industrise,
the taxpayers and the rest of
economy" it continued.
Private industry will see a
large part of its business "dwin-
die away" as it will not be able
to compete with Government
sponsored operators who will pay
no taxes or any of the ordinary
expenses incidental to running a
business, the association de-
clared. It also saw the necessity
for the military to spend vast
sums for the construction of
cocktail lounges and package
stores on posts.
The association, like the church
group, also attacked the legal
basis for the orders and called
on President Eisenhower to take
action to rescind them.
Meanwhile, the District Re-
tail Liquor Dealers Association
attacked the approval of the
orders by the Distilled Spirits
Institute, a distillers' association.
"The holier-than-thou atti-
tude of the distillers is very
touching but entirely mislead-
ing" it said. "Their sole con-
Germ is to continue their direct
sales to military installations,
for which they have developed
special departments"
The local group also attacked
the orders as being illegal.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Senator's attempt to intimi-
date" Mr.. Wechsler.
In his latest letter, Senator
Mccarthy charged that James r
Virgins, managing editor of the
Washington Post and chairman
of the A. S. N. E. committee
attempted to justify the edito-
rial with the following quota
ton from the committees ma
jority report:
Further questioning by Sena-
tor Mccarthy probed into the
editorial policies of the New
York post with particular
emphasis on editorials and col
umns critical of Senator Nc
Carthy."
Report Held Incorrect.
Mr.. Pope, the Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times edi-
tor. wrote Senator Mccarthy
several weeks ago that "the
committee report apparently
was incorrect" Mr.. Pope told a
reporter that Senator Mccarthy
quizzed Mr.. Wechsler about his
attitude toward other members
of Congress and the FBI, add
ing, Il do not believe he men-
toned any editorials about Nc
Carthy."
The question is discussed in
the September 5 edition of Edi-
tor & Publisher. Robert U.
Brown, in his column "Shop
Talk at Thirty" wrote that
Senator Mccarthy may have
been "scrupulously careful not
to ask Mr.. Wechsler about edi-
torials which were critical of
him but there is no doubt in
our mind that the Senator did
have them on his mind"
Questioning Cited.
Mr.. Brown said one question
by Senator Mccarthy disclosed
that the Senator was implicitly
including himself in all the
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Mccarthy Declares
Russians Influenced
U. 5. Army Book
BY the Associotsd Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican
Of Wisconsin. yesterday invited
top Army officials to hear testi-
mony that the Russian Foreign
Office indirectly influenced ma
terial used to train United States
Army intelligence officers.
Senator Mccarthy said in a
statement his Senate Investigat-
ing subcommittee would produce
this week a witness who will
give such testimony behind closed
doors.
He said the witness worked
in the Russian Foreign Office at
the time a man living in London
was preparing a book which was
subsequently used for the pur-
pose of 'indoctrinating and ed
ucating' our military about COM
muniSm."
Believed Reply to Army.
Senator Mccarthy added:
"The witness, among other
things, will testify that detailed
instructions were given to the
office through the Russian EN-
bassy in London as to how the
Communist propaganda should
be handled and dressed up"
The Senator's statement ap-
peared to be a reply to an Army
announcement Friday. With
out naming him, the Army state
ment accused Senator Mccarthy
of releasing parts of a "re-
stricted" report intended for use
only by Army intelligence officers.
The report dealt with life in
the Soviet Union.
Senator Mccarthy contends
that this Army report was 95
per cent Red propaganda. He
showoed reporters 10 Of its IS
pages.
The Army statement vigorously
denied this. It cited portions of
the document not released by
Senator Mccarthy, insisting the
full report was nightly critical
of Communism. It also noted
the espionage laws provide for a
10-year prison sentence and a
$4,000 fine for disclosure of
classified information but
there was no mention Of any
prosecution in this case against
Senator Mccarthy.
Stevens Invited To Session.
Because part of the report had
been disclosed. the Army lifted
it's restricted" label and made
all of it public.
Senator McCarthy's statement
yesterday said he was inviting
Secretary of the Army Stevens,
or any one Mr.. Stevens wishes
to designate, to attend an ex-
ecutive session of his committee
this week.
The Senator did not name the
scheduled witness he said had
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Mccarthy Wants
I Editors 10 Correct
Report on WechsIeI
BY the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin has called on
seven newspaper executives to
correct committee report that
he used his official position to
quiz James A. Wechsler, editor
of the New York Post. about
anti-McCarthy editorials.
Senator Mccarthy said that if,
as chairman of the Senate In
vestigations Subcommittee, he
had questioned a newspapers
right to criticize him Il would
be guilty of a very serious abuse
of power"
"In view of the seriousness of
the charge" Senator Mccarthy
wrote the editors and publishers,
"a. plus the fact that this
charge was admittedly in error,
I think it only fair that the
committee correct the report to
conform to the facts"
His letter was dated September
10 and made public yesterday.
Appointed by Editors Society.
Newspapermen to whom it was
sent were members of commit
tee appointed by the American
Society of Newspaper Editors last
spring to study the issue of
whether Senator McCarthys
questioning of Mr.. WechSler
threatened freedom Of the press.
The Wisconsin Senator ad-
dressed his letter to Paul Block,
jr>, co-publisher of the Toledo
(Ohio) Blade and the Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette: Raymond L. Crow
ley, managing editor Of the st.
Louis Post-DiSpatch; George w.
Healy, jr., editor of the New Or
leans Times-Picayune; L. D.
HotchkiSs, editor of the Los An
geles Times; Joseph w. Lee, edi-
torial director of the Topeka
(Kans.) State Journal; James S.
Pope, executive director of the
Louisville Courier-Journal and
Times. and William H. Fitzpat-
rick. associate editor of the Wall
Street Journal.
In demanding a correction, he
told the newspaper executives:
IT realize this may be a bur-
den upon some of you gentle
men, who may have had no
stomach for this job in the first
place, but I remind you that I
did not ask you to take on this
task-you yourselves elected to
make the Investigations"
Traced to Editorial.
Senator Mccarthy has been
conducting a running fight with
the Washington Post over the
Wechsler case. It goes back to
an August 13 editorial in the
Post which accused the Sena-
tor of subjecting Mr.. Wechsler
to intensive Interrogation about
editorials in his newspaper crit
ical Of Senator Mccarthy"
While Senator Mccarthy has
denied this statement repeatedly,
the Post has stood by it and has
In turn accused Senator McCar-
thy of trying to evade the issue.
The issue, the Post says, is the
Evening star., 1953-09-13

capture the Maryland bastion in
the War Of 1912.
It was during the Fort Nc
Henry bombardment that Fran
els Scott Key wrote the national
anthem, The Star Spangled
Banner.
The flag which originally few
over Fort McHenry was made at
the Flag House.
The mock bombardment will
feature seven Coast Guard YES
sells. A half-hour fireworks dis
play will mark its conclusion.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12.-Balti-
more will turn out tomorrow for
one of the biggest patriotic cele-
brations in its history in 121a
hours of observances combined
for Defenders Day, Constitution
Day and I Am An American Day.
Thousands are expected to
gather at five historical monu-
ments and the Star Spangled
Banner Flag House for cere-
monies.
There will be a parade. in the
afternoon and a mock lombard
ment of Fort McHenry in the
evening.
The I Am An American Day
parade, in addition to the tradi-