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, 1953-03-25
Municipal Councils
Get Rules. Reuulut'ns
To Reg. Sewuge Disp.


Rules and regulations to
regulate sewage disposal and
connections with the sewage
system, prepared by the sani-
tary engineer director and con
Cured in by both the Health
and Public Works Depart
ment, were submitted to both
Municipal Councils by the
Governor.
These regulations are re-
CURED for i~mplementation Of
t h e Legislative Assembly's
Sewage Act of August 8, 1852.
They are required to be APP
proved by t h e respective
councils. !.
, 1953-03-25
Department Heuds
In ST. Thos. Discuss
Budget Estimutes

Each afternoon this week
heads of the various depart
ments and agencies in Saint
Thomas are meeting with
Governor de Castro in connec-
ton with budget estimates for
the next fiscal year.
On Monday Police Judge
Alphonso Christian and Direc-
tor of Police Earle Charles
were heard on their estimates;
on Tuesday the Harbormaster,
the Tax Assessor and the SUI
perintendent of Education. To-
morrow the departments Of
Social Welfare, Health and
Public Works will be heard.
The Governors budget esti-
mates are to be submitted to
the Councils early in April.
, 1953-03-25

In a cablegram to Rear Ad-
miral A. <. Doyle, Naval Com
mandant Of the Caribbean Sea
frontier at San Juan, for his
assistance in relieving water
situation in 81. Thomas. The
cable by His Excellency reads:
"This is first opportunity I
have had since last weeks Wis
it of Secretary Of the Interior
and party involving my abb
sence from ST. Thomas for sew
eral days and numerous con-
ferences thereafter to express
to you my deep and sincere
appreciation and the gratitude
of all the people Of the Virgin
Islands for your prompt action
in providing US with fresh
water all during last week,
Your action in this respect as
well as in all other matters af-
fecting the Virgin Islands con-
sistent with your responsible
ties is worthy of the highest
traditions of the American
Navy. | should like you to ex-
tend this appreciation for me
t o Commander amphibious
forces and all commanding Of
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-03-25
Pom American World Governor de Cdstro
AirwoYs Improves Expresses Thonks 70
Service 70 Caribbean NdvY for "Wuter Lift

Direct, one plane service
linking the Virgin Islands,
Antigua, Martinique a n d
Guadeloupe with New York is
being inaugurated April | by
Pan American World Anyways.
The new service will be pro-
vided twice weekly in each di-
rection by DC-4-type Clippers
originating in New York and
continuing through Puerto
Rico and the other islands to
terminate in Port of Spain,
Trinidad.
While Pan American oper-
ates several tourist flights
daily between New York and
San Juan, Puerto Rico, pas
sengers bound to or from is
land points between Puerto
Rico and Trinidad in the past
have had to change planes in
San Juan.
At the same time, introduc-
ton of tourist fares to por-
tons of the inter-island route
will result in considerable saw
ings to travellers. For instance,
between San Juan and Fort
de-France, Martinique, t h e
one-way tourist fare will be
$13 less than at present and
the round-trip $21.N lower.
Between st. Thomas and Port
Of Spain, I h E reduction
amounts to $18 one way and
1920 for the round-trip.
The southbound flights will
leave New York on Mondays
a n d Thursdays, returning
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Pan American also an
Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1953-06-14
DIR. SIMONS' INCREDIBLE FORMULA
Continued from page seven

ufacture They were buried in the ground
and left there for several weeks. When they
were dug up, the untreated cloth was in a
state of disintegration. The fluorocarbon
cloth, however, when examined under a
microscope, was in precisely the same con-
dition as when it was buried. And what's
more, the dirt brushed right off and left the
cloth as clean as whistle.
2. Transportation. Lets take your auto
mobile as an example," Professor Simons
says. It's going to have sealed engine con-
tanning fuorocarbon lubricants that will
never need replacement - fluorocarbon oils
have an unbelievable stability. Your Car will
have liquid cooling system made of f1uoro-
carbon, which means that no anti-freeze will
ever be needed and the radiator will never
rust. You see, f1uorocarbon liquids have
unusual properties"
Air ToEce Tire
1HE Army is already using experimental
automobiles with fuorocarbon sealed into
their radiators. Fluorocarbon tires will last
the lifetime of the car, and then some. Some
of these tires have already been tested on
military vehicles. and the Air Force has a
research project that is developing a syn
thetic rubber with high f1uorine content.
"Your cars seat covers will be fireproof,"
Dr. Simons says, last indefinitely, and have
colors that will be bright and never fade -
colors made from fuorocarbon dyes. We
even foresee the day when the internal COM
bustion engine of your car will be replaced
by high-temperatWe turbine run by a
dense stream of f1uorocarbon vapor."
Dr. Simons foresees similar revolutions
for trains boats and airplanes.
;. Paint. Fluorocarbon paint will be fire.
proof and will greatly reduce the hazards of
fire even when used on otherwise combust-
ible materials such as wood. Since nothing
sticks to fiuorocarbon, this paint will be easy
to clean. (Of course. the paint when wet
Evening star., 1953-06-14

will adhere in normal fashion.) 1t will not
undergo slow oxidation or deterioration due
to light, insects, mold or similar destructive
agents.
A heat test was recently conducted on two
strips of steel, one of which had been coated
with refrigerator enamel, the other with
f1uorocarbon paint These bands were placed
in a 750-degree oven for As minutes.
Result: refrigerator enamel black glob,
f1uorocarbon paint unchanged.
4. Fire Extinguishers. Tests have already
proved fire extinguishers containing huoro-
carbon to be the most effective ever seen.
Bromotrifluoromethane, fluorocarbon
chemical, has been extensively tested by the
Army as a fire extinguisher, and according
to the Army's published reports, it is by far
the best fire extinguisher for gasoline fires
ever tested. The Army is now purchasing
this chemical in tonnage lots
5. Dyes and DeteTgents. Dye-makers say
the new wonder chemical will revolutionize
their industry, and plastics are soimproved
by auorocarbon that they actually become
different product. In the form of deter
gent, hydrocarbons, with their incredible
ability to reduce the surface tension of
water, have proved to be so per cent more
effective than any detergent now on the
market.
ToznOxzow's big Industry
HERE is no doubt that Professor Simons'
wonder chemical is going to create new
world all of its own. Within few years."
DR.. Simons says, "fiuorocarbon will be pro-
duced in quantities that will begin to catch
up with demand. Minnesota Mining already
has big plant in Hastings that is operating
full blast. Within several years f1uorocarbon
will be a billion-dollar industry. as big as the
aluminium industry now is, if not bigger"
A spokesman for Minnesota Mining says
that eventually they will be selling fluorocar-
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-06-14

TW-6-1A-53
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16

Eva Pitluck has been at the
Medical Center the past few
weeks and would be pleased to re-
ceive visitors.
Mrs. Harry GrOssman, New
Haven, Conn. is the guest of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Grossman, Monte
Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol SIepack and
Sons, Larry IL, Stevie 10, from
California and originally from
New York, are making their home
at $3.50 E. 22nd. He is with the
dry cleaning dept. of Wash Well.
William Mas is receiving con-
gratulations on being elected trea-
surer of the employees assn. at
Hughes Aircraft last month. His
sister, Vivian Mas, Chicago, ar
riveS shortly to make her home
permanently with the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert PiOn
spent two weeks with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Allen Steinberg. Her
bert is former TucSonian and
more recently of Detroit, station
ed at Ft. Sills, Okla.
Al Glickman is on a business
trip to New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Al SOsin have as
their guests her mother, Mrs.
Lena Nicholson, and her aunt,
Mrs. Bess Kletsky, Springfield.
Mass, who will spend several
weeks here.
The Ben AntOnS move shortly
to their new home at $500 Rose
wood.
Mrs. Jennie Dunes is spending
several weeks in Chicago with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max VegOdsky
have been joined by their daugh-
ter, Barbara, New York. She is
the sister of Mrs. Sidney Field
man and niece of Mrs. Sol Cru
chik.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16
Social and
Personals

= Mrs. Syndey Davis, a newcomer
from New Orleans, has estab-
lished home at 1440 E. 9th. Her
sister, Miss Kate Baitchman,
plans to commute between here
and Biloxi, Miss. Recent guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Davis
and Hickey, LA, son and daughter
in-laW of Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Solomon
and children, Linda and Richard,
Miami Beach, Fla, are at the Cat
alma Foothills Lodge. Mr.. Sol
ONION returns east shortly but the
family will remain for the season.
y And speaking of Miami Beach,
~ long letter comes from Samuel
Amber, sending news column on
democratic participation by the
youth in a Miami high school cele-
bration. We hope to print it soon.
They plan to return in the spring
or early summer, saying that
Miami has lots to offer, it does
not compare with Tucson. They
miss it and their host of wonder
full friends here.
Mrs. III. ROttenberg and child
ren, Montreal, visited for month
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s6acob Goldberg, E. 9th, returning
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Schacter ac-
companied their son Kenneth to
San Diego. He graduates Browns
Military Academy next month and
will enter UA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe MOrantZ, LA,
spent a week with their daughter
and son-in-laW Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Myerson. Previously their
nephew, Chuck Shuken, LA, and
a friend of Deanna, Barbar Cohen,
LA, were houSegueStS.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16

Mrs. GOldie Hirsch, E. 9th
spent ten days with her children
in Napa, Calf.
Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Appeal are
occupying the Sidney Stone home
at 311 N. Fremont. Mr.. Stone ano
son expect to join Mrs. Stone ir
New York in March.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ben Held spent
several days at Las Vegas, stay
ing at the Flamingo. Mrs. Hello
says she didn't stop "soor
enough" They were accompan
led by their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Max Morris.
Rev. Abraham Zhitnick re
turned from Chicago recently and
Joined Mrs. Zhitnick here.
Mrs. Emma Landwald, visiting
in Plainville, Conn. is receiving
congratulations on the birth of q
granddaughter on Dec. 18, named
Shereen Frances EdelSon, to DR.
and Mrs. Irving M. Edelson. She
is their first child. DR.. Edelson is
with the Southbury Training
School, Dept. of Oral Surgery
and maintains a practice in Plain
vile.
Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gotkin is Mrs. Harry OguSchew
itz, Hartford, Conn. incidentally
the Gotkin son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Gotkin, move
into their own home on E. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan ID. Perl
man, S. Irving, comparative new
comers, have been doing consid
cradle entertainin. Recent guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Freic
and children, Detroit. Visiting in
definitely are her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Jacob Ingber, Ann Arbor
Mich. Mrs. Ingber has been here
five previous seasons.
The Arizona post., 1953-01-16

Arizono Post, January I6, 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Group OF Navy
Reserve Officers
To Train Here

Seventy 1--we volunissr Naval ne.
serve ordnanee Officers from the
Fourth Naval District will be here
Friday ard Saturday Cor training.
The Navy announeed today.
he officers wil arrive Thurs.
day nighi IN two planes as Boca
chiea. Thirty Of them will be
quartsred 81 the Naval station
BOO and Is Of them al the Sea
plane Base BOO.
Friday they whl viaii the Ad.
vaneed undersea Weapons School.
The Naval ordnanee Unii and the
Sarfaes Anusubmarine Develop
ment Detachment.
Saturday they win tour q de-.
stroyer sseort and . Submarine II
TIE Naval Station. they ell De.
part Sunday morning ron Boea
chlea Field.
Ledr. c. A. Bulss. Jr.. reserve
ordnanes program officer for the
Sixth Naval District. and Ledr. Lar.
~ PREM. reserve ordnance pro.
gram e:iiceT tor the Fourth Naval
District I'll Be In charge Of the
yarsy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY
~ PAU IVAN IElsAAN

q moakex sus q Nm Al 80
away with o.
lie glaneea throuxh Ne ou~a
.soorway and sight Of ia tie 70
ltors brouxht I'm % rs feef In
eonsasrnntlnn he crisd -Am 1
seen FiNhfs Ia the Ion ard ne
ianh enVortin' togelhsrf gea-
Ruih=whai n tarnatlonS hap-
pened-
They verv srniling and Rulh
elung % Jets arm a. Though sha
ware Q feeble ed wusnam walkana
on sc instead q . vlbranl yoana
Kiri 9th sparkling harsl eyes I'D
cuTlz Of FURNISHED bronna we've
cone % see nu1dv.- she naiA
-Bui Tn AFRAID ws forget q bFias
nv soup-
= Us, Cd hin 81 aS~s sna
I'll get him
ne zen. lnto tAs eel room ana
presently returned wiih nuddy.
Buddy gave them enc sea then
animation leaped into rs face
IL wesksd'- y cred eagerly.
"a really woTkeds-
n WORKED grinnsd Jea SD
ss.a sns ~ !sn yos sSous a
naadv lcoksd hurt OF euaFse
Ne don't You ted ne q use ny
Judgment abosat tellin and I wnnnt
gnin' % iet . lunkhead-encuna
me'-a eeatiesaaa Ike Al IN 60
JET told them thsn. I wanted
goa Cor that ether witneaA Al
BIT wher ] looked fnr Yea you
4 yes lookin' Ger Baddy." ad-
miited "A sheepiAAly. Il knsw
O. later We turnsS = ssddy.
~why didnt yea say what 80
and gen Were - to-
JET made ne promise not q
ten anybedy unlsas ! 90 SIDE
tracked He said Ne waa Goin' q
have another witneas buf ne
didn't mention yoa ard l didnt
knew you we're - - IN - a.
80 ] tod Ruth % send "a Reeves. "
Ne apoke % MS SISTER. s'fiow coma
you went instead of Edf-
because ! wanted ., pecauss
~ hat time I knew JeHd be IN
danger ana-- hsr eheeks warned
and she lowered hsr gnne--nnd
I wanted 10 show Nm tat al
women arent haf-kouss nowerA
JET sad Z fulnd thaf Ell eume
time befnras he took &c Rnld
bar ON from hts pockei ard e.
tered Il % her. ms h yours.
isnf ne
why yssi whsrs ID yoa and
.Abovs Four-mile canyon -
hind the pile 81 roeks where yea
took cover and drove OF the man
whs was trying - kill ne
Yoa ID that" cried Buddy
Nv erah SlA you're Q better ma
than ! am |
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

Al sss hrisklv e rs s.se "a
better Fida 81 ints ne valley
~ peubia d neal
san runnina. I rnsu2 RuaA's
shnts brua2hl thGm - tAa kou1s
an ths raan a. Eds ~ eaught
= n saneAsd sa NJ sAllsFy. n
as alanEhisr.
-And n psnfnn vsmans-
"a prisnner wtlh runbstens
Guarding hsF. Shea o very ehas-
tsnsd psrsaa snd - e. FL prstU
any mere
Al ed Bsaay 81 sAsiF hssprs
nnd tAa four 81 then Fpda 81 e
toWn and me- tha valley tFail
Ruth ard Jet laggeA Thsir sair-
raDa louchNd and uFon9m1lR -
reached ct and t.-ak - hnna
ne san vas pesPan9 eyss -
eaEteFn hills Ard they eoald -
q few cattle In ne valley wtth -
Siar brand en- Their hMnkn Seen
al Q. them would - hack e. -
range where they bslnngeA
Rush ala 7 wsnAH whnf'n -
eoms e pans 1892 a. ss1is
ysG anllsd dswa @ ~ 7
eoaidnt nay Tor SIRE. - 4 Dan
has ~ hvtng RELATIVES ! woal1nt
be gurpriaed q tha euurt uzrmad
q all exsr - - slaFsH yea
e.sN~- - -. n-~s- -. -
damages snd maks - amsunt
hlGh enough - thna ltn taka 60
erything Dan - - esvsr ~
~ shouie belear - go gsH
Yoa and poor Cd Van and nsns
Net ne - I'D armly. -oas
Ihousand bneks EYED - ~ MEA
Denien I'LL maka ms xsgy 1872.
nak- thlngs riaht wifh Van ani
Ben ard nrvs slzs6 ~ - riEht
hats iast whst hsn a. They
ss a. - iss
psay .sspe.a si:a ~ spss AZ vs -,
RFavely. I've 80 NJ hraak,
N38NHs = - ~ tNI&A - ~ I
nj yoa q tes sseln - Us
reaiinH
shs save Mn On un6~rsannAsnr
srnileI thea nobaFe4 - was .
WICKED womnn wnwr gAnf 1T
susnehgw u elwnyp pfsy ~.
SheT - eooDe4 - bahln1 RFsv
walls snd havs e. woEk wiIh
her soft han4s sn4 wssr rsugh
elgthes-~
"a sirsn.- Ne rnunaA ~Half -
man ard half bird via bamufiful
plumaas 80 hxred man - g.
EtFuction Deaf feel nuETy ~ 80.
honaw. whmfswNF 80 ag1a sAe1I
dsnerve. AnA ne. kenf ever
and kimed her-Tu sure never
deserve whss I Ruas
- III UED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
FRIENDS INHERIT

DETROIT R-PeFsonal effects
of the late Carl 3 Carrie -.
year-oid ar ard archeoloxlcal Gel.
iectnr. I'll BE- spin ~ los amona
more thaa 50 frasnds. Ard IN
- aone. un6es terms q his waI.
af . d0wntosn hGsss parry.
Carrie phi the guest hst ID Ms
Ell ard specified dlnner and re-
frexhmenis weFe d be served
caesfs wfIl clam persoaai e.
fects ~ numbera. 10 be drawn
from . hst. Ard tAsyn piek -
lher ehoices 81 ne parry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

Chapter -
THE I'D was ~ hAnd. Al me
Il la mcmena he m1st ~ -
dodgs. - ST ct ne gun and Gre
bsfore coopsr could rsAease ne
second sh0f: bus "a was q foriorn
hapa lie $40 Sama Anger starr
10 dghisn sboua ne triegsF. he
gza wss AIMED saaarsly a rs
Eurehena
ne shos cane frun behina ge1.
from ahe diFeetson Of tha dinGnG.
room Tenseo as Re wag he
dropped Instantly. throwing him
salf 10 cne SIDE. rs hand afreak
n Coz hia gun lie sa9 Cover
atawner bmck. gaw ths naxh af the
Derranger ax i expsodea. neard
ne PUNK q the aug against the
walL Thun anotneT kh0g sounded
from TIE dlningToom doorway.
and stau anotheE. and San CoopeT
was teeteFing On his heela q l0ok
al blank anlonixhment and fearful
apprehension In the staFing EYES.
He fell slowly. Ike q tall towsr.
and he fell forward On hs face
Ard even before he IA the Seer
JeH heard an ngoniEed cry a.
~JelIi Jelf and ne twisted around
% see Ruth Starr Gene rSannan9
into the roou, she held q run n
her hand and smoke ssill eame
from Is muxzle.
she dropped % TIE aoor besids
him and Q strong young arm weni
about his shouldern ~Jedi Are
yea hurtf On. tel ne you're al
right
he gos 10 bis kneeA took her hy
the arms and raised her e. he rot
60 his feet his eyes were very
warm and tender. I'm al right
dear. Thanks % yoa. OF. ny dar-
hngi How blind I've beenf~
A. that moment neifher even
heard the confusion outside. the
crash Of shots. the wtld shouts. me
thud Of running feet They didnt
even see Diana hands Rrippin9
the sides IL the dexk, eyes staring
in . nort q horrid fasrinatiom Of
the dead man En- the noor.
she turned her head slowly.
she locked at Jea and shs lookad
a Ruth. ~And now-t wonr even
have--the eve hundred collars
She buried her head In her
arms and started 10 go.
IT WAS very early In ne morn-
ing when I've riders loped down
TIE NAN street of Silverstane ard
dixmounted before he cumbina-
ton nnarshals ofilce ard jail Al
Sanders had Just finished as
breakfast and had fetched Q ray
from me hotel for his prisoner
when Buddy had eaten he'd turn
the bov loose with q lecture iusi
10 prove that ne man could make
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

ne Powea coastrsetion Con.
pany. eoatrsetxs Or ne Key ives,
sewer system. was grantsa Der.
MASSES 10 sondaes dynsmiss sssss
On ne south end q TIE alana
Tuesday niehs ~ ths city eom-
mission.
ney I'D asked psrmisioa ts eel
eft snail chsrEes 81 sxpioslves -
aid them in their exeavafioa work
BIT sizes . rssiaent of TIE area 40.
psared b protest. TIE Commls-
500 instrsrtsd ne eontrsctors q
eondnrs fke teN In eoopsratoa
witn tee hnne 0wner. II TIE cen.
eusssou results IN an adverse aifaa
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Massingale Is
Added To FBI
Most Wanted List

WASHINGTON OP-FBT To-
day added 10 he liss Il "io Nest
WASTED Fugitives" TIE name Of
nemas Jaeks0n Massingals. %.
alleged 10 have orTanissd and led
q daring break from Kansas State
Industrial RsformaioFy a. Rutehin-
son last Nay IL.
The FBf said Massingale and
tao fellow inmates fought their
way cut II the reformaiory BY
oyerpo~ering . guand wiih . club
and krife obtained from the 10.
stitutinns kitchen. u&ing tao other
guards as shields whlle racing
across the prison grounds under
ganfirs. and fleeing in . car with
one Of the guards - q hostage
TIE getaway car and the boa.
tage were later sbandoned 81
Wichita. ard TIE hgiiives TIE
merit day eluded offieers. AGAIN
under gunflre. IN Guadalupe Coun-
~. n. N.
Massingale's eompanions were
taken near Tueamesri. n. NJ. q
few hours later snc 60, so-year
sentenees Cor kidnaplng. BIT Mas
sinsale escapes.
lie lad previously been cen
victed q assault a. 0kiahoma City
and was serving O . 10 ioyear
senfsnee
Massingale. barn II washlfa
County. 0kla.. q described -
slendeF. Q feet 2 inches tall and
welghlng about ieo pounda he has
brown hair and blue eyes and q
scar exaending dowuward from TIE
EFT eorner 81 rs left eye.
We vas pui On the Most
hSi a. . rrplaeemeni fer
Arnold HinsoH. ssughf for murder
and captured 81 hsmphls. Tenn-.
Nov. Z.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Today's
Business
Mirror
n a

One weeks take home Pcs
should match not ssly ne earn tng
charges bat also cover local tsxet.
fire insurance. heat light and W.
keep"
From ons ssctioa Il ne naiioa -
another SAGA expenses vary lra.
mendously. but "typical'' temper.
ats fone sxpensss frum kAHB and
fhA sources wouid place Cur
home buyers total manlAly hlll 81
sios under . Dyssr mortsags ard
81 under o E-yesr morteags.
That makes tie 60 70 taks-homa
pap look siek.
BET. admitiedly. . 'typical" eass
Il seldom fDund ouisids . test
tube Maybe that's Wy an Ameri.
can Bankers Assn. spokesman sad
eaeA ease must be eonsidersd e.
- own merits When h Genes q
morkga9e eppfoFals.
Furthermors. . veterans Admin.
lstration loan offleial says thsi al.
though the rule IL 10 match Is Per
cent a . month's taks-home pay
against monthly h1uss expenses.
this can be stretehed d % Der
eenf undsr some eondiiiona and
even 70 . PER cent IL rare hard.
ship cases.
Nortgage eondiiions "difler ran.
ealy n difierent areas" aeeordinr
10 IN ofi.qaoied expert. Ceoras W
wsFnecks. head e lhe aatianal
mortgage frm bsarng kls nams
lie adds.
Lenders now Fequire . detalled
hsiing q federal ed state lnosms
taxes. lie lnsuranes pFemiurn paY-
meats. inssallment debts and slhsr
leans 10 arrive at TIE appiiranfs
actual weekly take-home cay. A
. Ceneral rule. 10 mortGaes I'll
BE- msas unless thn nsf weekly
incoms 10 eqaal 10 tAs earrxins
charges 81 ths moriFaes lnan. IN.
eiadias taxss. Insurance. and fasl
eosts-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
~ 60 MORSE
tPer Sam Oawsenl

NEW YORK R-whal prscs
house can yea afford 10 bay these
days. H0w have high income taxes
and inflated prices Effected Ne cd
guide. posts co home buyingf
Some traditional rules II thumb
for home buyers a1s.
Pay No mere than twice % twice
-and-a-hah your annual income.
A weeks pay should equal .
monih's house expenses.
TIE per cent rule: A weeks
pay equals per cert a ne house
priee-ssa Q week Cor q $3.50
house: 500 o wesk Cor q SIC co
house.
PuEzled home-shoppers woadsr
however: DO these rules Apply %
gross pap or taks-home payf
The answer h aat-its taks.
home psy that eeunts. hats ne
verdict q many landing officials
no rule % WHICH mortgage risks
10 accept O. reject.
In former days. . eioo-a-week
man with q wtfe and two ehildrsn
vas Iastfied uadsr The usles a
thumb N buying . tlo.eoe 90 sla..
go house
To-day the sane man ,ahss han.
sss1s o week. Under the 1 Der.
cert rule hs shoaid buy an @ sra
house.
Jast Cor kieks tand bearing n
mind inflated acme priees, lets
assume this typleal man II inter.
ested IN buying whai TIE Nathonsl
ASA. II Home Bui;ders eslls a.
aations 'Vpieal hsSse, I" oas soss.
nc si1so1.
Under . Federal Housins A.
ministrationtnHnred morseaRs =,
"a per eenf Or - years n.
monthly payments wuuld Be sg7 n
. z-year moEtsags woaid b. sss q
. moufk.
Oksy - FAR. sui az FHA la.
officinl says this.