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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-19
Velde Wants
Vote OF Trust
In House Job
BY HARRY p. SNYDER

WASHINGTON Up - Rep. Velde
(R-nl) is awaiting word from
the House Rules Committee to
open the way for him to seek a
vote of confidence as chairman of
the House Un-American Activities
Committee.
He told neWsmen he has the
promise of Chairman Leo Allen
(R-Ill) of the rules group that his
personal request" for clearance
of an custer resolution will be con-
Sidered.
velde joined Rep. Donald L.
Jackson (R-Califl in asking the
rules committee to send to the
full House the resolution offered
by Rep. Roosevelt (D.NY) last
week.
Roosevelt called for Velde's GUST
er, accusing him Of bringing dis
credit on House members. Roose-
welt said, among other things, this
was a result of Velde's assertion
that it is entirely possible" the
Red probers might to into t'the
church field" in search of SUBJ
versive individuals.
In Jackson's heated speech to the
House, demanding a showdown, he
swung out at two clergymen.
Jackson asserted Methodist Bish-
op G. Bromley Oman of Wash
ington has been to the Commu-
mist front what Man O'War was
to thoroughbred racing" He also
declared that the Rev. Claude C..
Williams of Birmingham was al.
legged to have said he was in the
church because / can reach peo-
pie easier that way and get them
organized for communism"
Bishop Oman promptly retorted
that Jackson had FUSED the floor
Of the House to broadcast a lie."
Williams is not now resident
of Birmingham and could not be
reached for comment.
Allen declined to comment on
the requests for clearance of the
resolution.
Jackson declared that If the
House removed Veide from his
Craftsmanship it would destroy
the utility of the committee and
shatter the confidence of the Amer
lean people in its operation"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-19

The medico nodded. ''One more
kick and you'd have had q pune
tured lung. In which case you'd
have been dead by now"
DELLA sat up abruptly,
II yawned, and knuckled her
sleep-Swollen eyes. Then, seeing
Eve in the doorway, she asked in
establishment, What are YOU do
ing here?"
Eve shrugged and said, Il could
ask the same question:.
''Oh, you could, could. could
you?" Della demanded angrily,
well, if it's any of your bust
ness, I slept here. spent the
night with Jim Rimbaud and
don't care who knows il. Now
what are you doing here. Miss
Priss?"
Eve said quietly, Charley Bonn
didn't tell me there was someone
to take care of Jim.
Charley Bonn?s Rim b au q
asked. What would Bonn know
HE shot out the lamp here
and rode all night trying TO gel
past Roman Four men," Eve ex-
planned. Charley believed yor
were dying"
Rimbaud shook his head II
puzzlement. Il thought il was
Sam Maiben who shot out the
lamp" he muttered. so die
Hugh JubaL Hugh said it wa:
Sam"
1T couldn't have been" Eve
said. Sam gave himself up after
supper last night
Della got off the bed. ''Yol
mean Sam is in jail?"
"Yes." Eve said. adding tartly
eff its any of your business.
Swift anger stained Dellaa
cheeks. $50 you talked him intC
quitting like yellow coward
she exclaimed. You talked hin
into spending Eve years in Yuma
just to spite mel"
Then, not taking time to tucl
up her tumbled curls, Dells
shouldered past Eve and hurried
outside.
Rimbaud heard her ride of
while Doc Featherstone worked
over him. Most girls, he reflected
would have been hugely ernbar.
raised at being found asleep II
bed with a man, even wounded
man, But not Della Stronaberg.
"That girl is . case" Dos
Featherstone said sighingly
Never saw one like her."
"A good thing for me she's hk.
she is" unused Rimbaud. -
proper girl wouldn't have beer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-19
German Stage
Artists Object
TOBubble Art
BY RICHARD K. o'MALLEY


HAMBURG, Germany Up ~ The
German Stage Artists Association
has declared war on the bubble
dancers and the strip-tease girls
who peel ID the dulcet tones of
Strauss waltz.
The association, made up Of en-
tertainers in all fields, has APP
pealed to the West German govern
ment to put a stop TO such ex-
posture of feminine charms.
These so-called beauty Dances
which have nothing to do with
dancing or beauty, are blow to
the profession and an offense
against the honor of women"
snorts Willie Flemdann, associa-
ton president.
Flemdann and his associates are
hoping that the thriving night club
business in girls who wear little
more than a smile while walking
around to music viii die a natural
death.
public interest Is slackening, /"
Flemdann says. 1.-THE strip tease
is now presented largely TO provin-
cial audiences.
On the other hand, he says many
clubs in bigger cities feature en-
tertainment in which the object Of
the entertainers lis to keep the
customer buying drinks.
The association says the reports
of many German girls being '.ex.
ported" to Oriental, African and
South American cities is only a
minor worry.
Reports Of this export in
blondes are often exaggerated for
the sake Of sensation" Flemdann
says. But just to keep on the safe
side, the association recommends
that girls taking Jobs out Of the
country inform themselves what
kind Of people they are going 10
work for.
The big headache for the artists
association is the changing tastes
in audiences.
They just don't 30 for the "hup-
hup'' acrobais who toss each other
around.
People want to laugh nrxads
days" Flemdann reports They
can see athletics At sports stadi.
ung."
America has exercised . some.
what haleful influence on German
entertainment. too. Flendann says.
The spectacle has conquered
the center Of attention. Spotlight
operators. electricians, iaflors and
stage decorators often became
more important thar the artists
! themselves. Because they lack this
phase, German trcupes Sometimes
fal-even thcagA their artistic
standards age nss lover than oshas
I foreign truupeS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-19
Mass Meeting To
Be Sponsored By
Upper Keys C.ofC.

The Upper Keys Chamber Of
Commerce will sponsor a Mass
Meeting on Friday. March 20 at
Q p. m. on the athletic field Of
Coral Shores School. Plantation
Kew. Purpose is 20 acquaint the
residents with the meaning Of
proposed legislation called IAN
enabling act" 10 create areas
which win be able to remedy
several conditions now existing.
Because of rapid growth Of the
upper keys, which includes Key
Largo, Tayernier and Islamora-
da. many feel that some means
should be effected TO improve
conditions as no part Of the area
il incorporated.
The committee Ia charge ~ the
meeting consists II Buck Grundy.
chairman. Alonzc Ccshron, Pat
Ellis. Harold Msyhew and 3 d.
Mclean. They have bern appoint
ed By Martin Dewey. president
Of the Upper Keys Chamber Of
Commerce and have had pre-
liminary meetings with q similar
committee from The Marathon
Chamber a Commerce, headed
by Joha Gozein.
AL freeholders are urged 10 81
tend and special noFices are being
seat 20 pest office box holders.
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The guardian., 1953-10-24
JACKIE ROBINSON on AIR
FOR COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK - Urging his
istners TO make the world of
tomorrow today" Jackie Rob
inson, star of the Brooklyn
=, Dodgers, made nationwide
radio plea for contributions to
the. United Community Cam
paigns, which are now under
way throughout the nation.
President Eisenhower spoke on
the same program.
With Ray Bo1ger, top humor-
ist, Cab Galloway, Jane Froman,
Fibber MCGEE, and other stage
and screen stars, on an hour
long variety show last week,
Jackie said in the world of
tomorrow he expects that when
people meet each other, they
will actually be able to "see
each other"
mot the clothes they wear,
or the names they have, or the
name of their religion or the
color of their skim" he saidi
"but just each other as human
beings = to be accepted on the
basis of individual merit"
The guardian., 1953-10-24
C0LEY WANTS
BOUT WITH CHAMP

NEW YORK - Fast-rlslng
heavyweight Coley Wallace
holder of a decision over Rocky
Marciano-wants another crack
At the Champion, according 10
an article in the current issue
~ Look Magazine tout TUESDAY,
October 20l. So
Wallace. who has the snufnns
boxing gait of his ldol Joe Joe
Louis beat Marciano in IN Iie
orsliminaries of the l948 Cold
en Gloves. @Sure, Mareiano
has improved a lot since ,,e. l neas ],
him him in the Golden Gloves,
c,oIev says in the Look article'
Sbut so have L" Because ,.,l. ne
looks and moves amazingly 1 ike
Toe Louis. Coley was selected
10 play the title role N Ili,, lne
movie ~ based on the broWn WI
Bomber's life. Now the @ Loos
story states, coley is retur9iRs return !.
- the ring wars determined v
The guardian., 1953-10-24
MONEY INVESTED
IN A HOME BUYS
SECURITY AND
HAPPINESS
FOR SALE
IN DORCHESTER

AN A0ALSlAAkl 4
HOWARD AVE. - An ex-
eellent buy for somebody
wanting a real home. IL
room single with bath. all
modern brass plumbing, h.w.
floors throughout. white cab.
met sinks & tubs. enamel gas
range, new hot water heat
with oil. Enthusiastically
controlled. This corner prop
ertY has a spacious yard and
hedge surrounding. may be
seen at YOUR convenience.
A new parlor. dining room
and bedroom SET TO be sold
also. Price $1,000. terms
according 10 mortgage.
WAYLAND ST. - 2 family
with 2 car garage. spacious
yard, full length piazzas.
House Newly Painted 5-5-3
rooms with 2 baths, oil-hot
wafer heat. all hardwood
floors, white sinks and tubs
and combination oil-gas
ranges, may be seen at any
time. Price & Terms reason
able.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
SATCH PAIGE
NAY NOT STAY
WITH ORIOLES

BALTIMORE -. Always an
independent one, Satchel Paige
has announced that he may not
be with the former st. Louis
Browns-now called the Orioles
since moving here.
But whether Satch stays or
not Is said to he depending up
on whether Marty Marion re-
mains as manager of the team,
If he does, Satch goes and if he
doesn't Satch stays. Evidently
Satch disagrees with Marty on
the way he was used last year
and doesn't plan to put up with
more of same this year. He
would rather barnstorm any
how.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
TWO 'FIRSTS'
FOR NY. YANKS

NEW YORK - Vic Power
and Elston Howard will be CIV
= trv-out with the New Yankees
next spring. They are from
the Kansas City Farm CLUB.
power batted .S49 with Kan
sas CITY the past season and
lad the American Association
this wear in hits and total bases.
He also hit 80 doubles, 10 trip
les. is home runs and drove
il 90 runs.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
SHANNON SCORES
IN VALUATION

O'Neil Shannon Of the Block
busters was among the top win
ners in the New England 2O,-
Ooo-meter title walkathon which
was held in Providence, R. l.,
on Columbus Day. Shannon
nlacad fourth and was awarded
two geld medals. His time was
2.O3:27.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
Two More 6-Fooiers
Join Globe TrOEters

CHICAGO - The amateur
careers of Wally Dukes, 7 foot
Seton Hall immortal, and
Junius Kellogg, foot 7 inch
wizard from Manhattan College,
end this Friday night in a spec
tacular setting at the Chicago
Stadium.
They will wind up their
simon-pure days when they
play with the 1853 College All
Stars against the Minneapolis
Lakers in the 14th annual Chi
cago American All-Star basket
ball classic. Immediately after
the game Dukes and kellogg,
will join the Harlem Globetrot-
ters and henceforth receive fat
salaries as members of the
worlds most famous pro quin-
tet. The addition of these two
sensational cagers to the Trot-
ters' sparkling roster gives Abe
Saperstein's team the kind OF
height it has needed for a long
time.
This year the Globetrotters
will have four players well over
the 6 foot 5 inch mark. Besides
Dukes and Kellogg, they will
also have Lee Garner, who
scars s feet 10 inches, and J. c.
GIBSON, a young giant who is
6 feet 8. Teamed up with such
veterans as the immortal Goose
Tatum, Marques Haynes, Ermer
Robinson, Clarence Wilson and
Josh Order, the four skyscrap-
ers will give the Trotters the
best balanced team in their II
year history.
The guardian., 1953-10-24

become a champion in real life.
The guardian., 1953-10-24
ST. CLAIR KIRT0N
2lO COLUMBIA ROAD
DORCHESTER
REAL ESTATE
nOPTEFCTER

REAL ESTATE
DORCHESTER
WABENO ST. 3.familY.
6-6.6 rooms. 8 car garage.
- Price $4,000.
BLUE HILL AVE. - 3-fam-
lily, 5-5-5 rooms. 8 sep. neal
eTs. - Price $500.
FAYSTON ST. 2.familY
e.s roms. sep. heaters.
Price Sll.5oo.
FAYSTON ST. = 2-tamllY.
6.6 rooms. sep. heaters, z car
GARAGE. - Price Sl2,50O.
MoRELAND ST. - 6.familY.
GARAGE, sep. heaters. excel
lent income for home & IN
vestment, - Price S24.oo0.
FULLER ST. - s-famiiY,
sep. heaters. garages. lawns
etc, good income for home
and investment. - Price
$4,000.
BRUNSWICK ST. - Beauti-
full Q fam, SIS rooms, reccep-
tion hall, built.in showers,
tile bath and kitchen, mod
appliances. large yard, 2'car
GARAGE, house about ID years
old, excellent home for buy
er, easily financed - Price
SI6,5o0.
DEVON ST. - 8 tam. frame.
6-6-7 rooms. 8 sep. heaters
house being painted. rents-
$500 $4,000 $500. AS
sesst Ss5o0. room vacancy
for buyer. S2500 down.
DEVON ST. - 3 fam. frame,
a beautiful piece of property.
5-6-5 rooms. sep. heaters, 8
car garage, also spacious
grounds for parking. good
rents. A beautiful home for
buyer & 2 other apartments
to help with bank payments
Price pZufuuu.
COLUMBIA RID. - Invest
ment property for d group;
corporation; a group of G.Ls
or an individual, a brick
apartment house of AZ apart
ments, plus Q rooms Tor jan
itor. Suites consist of from
3 rooms & bath 10 5 rooms
g. bath, 3 furnaces, high-elass
location with great deal OF
future, income approximately
S3o,20o.o0 yearly. - Price
SI56.0oo.oo. Will arrange
conference for further intor-
nation.
ROXBURY - Nice Q family
frame, Q car garage, good lo-
Gallon, 4 rooms, sunporch,
reception hall on first floor
5 roms, sunporch. reception
hall on second floor, 2 attic
rooms, oil heat. good buy -
Price Sl0,500.
FERNBoRo ST. - 2 three
family houses. 5-6-6 rooms
each. 3 sep. heaters. excellent
income. priced for quick sale
- Se.50o each.
HAROLD ST. - RoxburY, 6
fam, home & investment for
buyer, income S244.55 month
Iy, a rooms & bath available
for buyer. excellent location.
new furnance, house in good
condition - $13.500.
APARTMENTS TO LET
NOTARY PUBLIC
HI 5.l550 - GA 7-275l
The guardian., 1953-10-24

FOR SALE IN RoxBURY
HAROLD ST. - Six family
modern house having 3-4
room kifehenette apartments.
all new open plumbing.
enamel ranges. Income $3.50
monthly. New complete oil
hot water heating system.
Reasonable price & terms.
RUTHVEN ST. 3 fam.
frame. 2 car garage. 2-5 room
apartments with tile bath
and l.3 rom apartment and
file bath. All have reception
halls, all h.w. floors, 2-sep.
hot water heaters with oil.
Income monthly $500. All
brass plumbing. white comb
inafion sinks & tubs. enamel
Gas ranges. Owner will va.
cate. There is a cement drive.
way and the house has fronf
and back piazzas. Reasonable
price & terms.
FOREST ST. u fam. brick.
as rooms with bath and
showerefie. sep. entrances.
house newly painted. SoHi-
plsfs new heating system.
modern plumbing. rear yard
is enclosed with q hurricane
fence. Right al carline. Price
$4,000. with terms-
TO LET
HUMBOLDT AVE. = Spa
eious modern rooms with kit
chen previleges. all newly
renovated and all new turn-
ishinqs. For men or man
students.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
StockPricesRo DuringWeek
rDroptoNewAverogeLow Low

temped to explain the falling
market. The uncertainty in
volved the Korean truce discus
sions and the Governments tax
and money policies.
When the market turned up
ward, these sources offered a
three-part explanation: Senator
Knowland's statement that ex-
tension of the excess profits tax
was in doubt, a belief that the
market was "oversold-that is,
that prices had fallen so far
that recovery was due, and the
nearness of the June is tax
deadline, which is expected to
ease the tight money situation.
Stocks started the week a bit
lower, with rails and oils espe-
cially turning down toward the
close on Monday.
The selling on Tuesday sent
the Associated Press average
Of so stocks down $2.4O to
$104.20, a new low since October
%. 1852. Volume rose to %
million shares.
Prices were steady on Wednes-
day, with some gains of a point
or two. A broad rally Thurs
day sent prices up a point or
more and the average gained 80
cents. it's best rise since May
20. However. volume was only
IL million shares.
The railroad stocks paced
Thursdays recovery movement,
but they slipped on Friday as
the oils took over the leader
ship. The final session closed
with the market bit higher.
During the week, the A. P.
average dropped $1.30, closing at
$105.50. At it's low point 1t was
off $3.50.
The most active stock of the
week was New York Central,
which ended of 3s at 2312 on
127, 800 shares. Pepsi-Cola lost
3s at 1872 on 81, 100 shares, Gen
eral Motors was down 114 at SO
on 74,200, American Telephone
rose "a at 1885 on $4,000. and
American Power & Light lost 1s
at 23s on 71,900 shares.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

speak on "Sales Techniques for
Business Insurance" He is a
life and qualifying member Of
the Million Dollar Round Ia
BILE.
The District Life Underwriters
will install new officers and di-
rectors at this meeting. They
are Louis j. Grayson. president.
Travellers; c. Carney Smith, vice
president, Mutual Benefit Of New
Jersey: j. Hicks Baldwin, sec
ond vice president, New England
Mutual, and Howard j. Riordan.
secretary-treasurer, Continental
Assurance. The new directors
are Merrill G. Beede, Aetna Life:
James A. Thomson, Acacia Mu-
tual, and Dewitt zook. Equitable
Life Of Iowa.
Agency Wins Awards
Henry J. Kaufman & Associ-
ates, Washington advertising
agency, received eight awards on
behalf Of client business cam
paigns during the last year at
the 22d annual conference of the
National Advertising Agency Net
work last week in Colorado
Springs. Colo. The Washing
ton Star, a client last year, was
one to receive an award.
A series Of stroboscopic photo
graphs was featured in The
Stars advertisements. one Of
which also won q citation from
the Advertising Club Of WASH
ington recently. The campaign
was one Of 299 entered by 80 ad-
vertising agencies belonging TO
the network.
Other award winning COM
panies for which the Kaufman
agency had prepared business
campaigns are Trew Motor Co..
Wood Once Furniture Institute
and Harris Research Labora-
tories. all Of Washington; Radio
Station KGNC, Amarillo, Tex,
and Lebow Bros, Baltimore,
which won three awards.
Appraisers to Meet
District Chapter. No. 20, So
ciety Of Residential Appraisers.
will hold its monthly dinner
meeting tomorrow at $50 pm.
in the Burlington Hotel. Guest
speaker will be John r. Searles,
jr., executive director Of the Dis
trict Redevelopment Land Agen-
cy. His subject will be THE
Appraisers Role In Redevelop-
ment," timely in view Of the large
project involved in the Area B
purchase Of land In Southwest
Washington. william w. Mol
Ian, president Of the District
Chapter will preside.
Paul e. Largent Of the Peoples
Drug Stores viii be publicity di-
rector for Washington Chapter.
National Association Of Cost Ac.
countants. starting July /. He
will succeed Stanley J. CWraA.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Dollar Sales Decline
In Department Stores
For Week, A Weeks
By Nelson M. Shepard

Dollar volume sales Of down.
town department stores in
Washington fell II per cent be-
low last years level during the
week ended June 6 but over q
comparative four-week period
the decline was only 5 per cent.
Suburban department stores
here experienced somewhat bet
ter conditions. While suburban
sales dropped 8 per cent in the
same week from a year ago, thev
held up remarkably we'll over
the four-week period, being only
2 per cent behind.
Also the Federal Reserve BanK
Of Richmond reported sales for
the Fifth District department:
stores were below last years
levels. The weeks decline
throughout the Fifth District
was 8 per cent from last year.
From January / through June
6. however. Fifth District stores
were running l per cent ahead
Of 1852 levels. That condition
was not reflected in Washing
ton, although suburban stores
were only / per cent behind.
The downtown stores were run
ming 4 per cent below the 1852
comparative level.
Most Of the reporting stores
were closed on Memorial Day,
leading to a % per cent rise in
sales volume the week ended
June 6 over the preceding week
throughout the Fifth District.
In this respect. both downtown
and suburban stores in Wash
ington registered the highest
gain of 38 per cent.
Ford Jubilee Dinner
Ford and Lincoln Mercury
dealers from the Washington
area, West Virginia and North
Carolina will be guests of Ford
Evening star., 1953-06-14
By Steven V. Dovid
Associated Press Finonciol Writer

NEW YORK, June ia
nervou stock market slumped
this week to a new average low
since last October, but Subse-
quent rallies made up half the
loss.
Despite the recovery move
ment, there appeared to be a
growing feeling in Wall Street
that the lows would have to
be tested before any summer
rally could get under way.
Uncertainty" was the key
word as Well Street sources at
Evening star., 1953-06-14


Brig. Gen. Louis w. PrentisS,
District Engineer Commissioner.
will be a speaker. The guests
will view a premiere Of q COM
pany motion picture, "The
American Road" showing the
unprecedented development Of
the country since the Ford Co.
was founded so years ago.
Arrangements for the dinner
are in the hands of H. M. Cum
ningham, Lincoln Mercury sales
manager in Washington, in his
capacity as chairman Of the
company's Washington Commu-
nifty Relations Committee.
Life Underwriters to Speak
David Marks, jr.. prominent
life underwater, will be guest
speaker Thursday at the June
meeting of the District Life Un-
Evening star., 1953-06-14

der W rit e rs
Association in
the National
Press Club at
l 2: Is pm.
With a record
of % years in
the insurance
business. Mr..
M a ks has
been general
agent W it h
the New Eng
land Mutual
Lif e InSur-
ance Co. since
1910 He will
Evening star., 1953-06-14

Motor Co. at q
golden jubi-
lee" din n e r
Wednesday at
the Mayhower
H o t e l. The
dinner, one Of
"a to honor
Ford dealers
through o u t
the country.
W i'll be at
t e n d e d by
more t h q n
600 de alerS
a n d t h e ir
Evening star., 1953-06-14

fUnit of trading 10 shares I'm bankruptcy OF
rsceivership or being reorgani5ed under the Bank
Rates Of dividends in the foregoine table annual
based on the last quarterly or semi
annual declaration Unless otherEise noted SPECIAL
s1Ea vu.nd are sn not so sar. ea a SasS
b Annual rate. plus stock dividend. d Declared or
I Payable in stock estimated cash value on e..
dividend date Paid or declared 50 far this year.
b Declared paid after stock dividend or spiitup
DECLARED or paid this year an aeeumulative issue
omitted deferred action taken at last dividend
meeting Declared OF paid IN 1852 plus stock div.
IS-diaribVtion. I'd Wien diStFibuts6.