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HOUSES UNFuRNsHrD Cont BUS OPPORTUNITIES Cont "a

8 BEDRMS., "a baths, wall garden.
$175 per mo. Possession Feb. /. Call
GEoRGRTSwN, Go sGiRTSSiN 2eo4 p st. NV nv
Newly decor; liy. rm.., library; din.
bfE E ks I eoPBERT oPPfBdEERTf fNc. baths Reaftses Rso
LANDovER HILLS ~ 6S2S ShepherS
SSt;-Mod.. 2-5edrm. corner brick
4Iss ksS' INS. sT "a sk s1sas4 nsas H. nnos9 NO
5-rm. semidet. brick: rec. rm. in
bsmt.; garbage disposal; sos per
mo. 10. S-I696.
BETHESDA-3- -bedrm. rambler and
psmt.; 80 min: to Pentagon: IA mi.
70 Naval Hospital and NH; also will
consider selling furniture; children
$i25 mo, OIL; 2-5159. %
29l9 COLLINS DR., Wheaton. Md
z bedrmS., liv. rm.. kit. and bath.
ImlI nsmt,; SllO per mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma. 5000.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER, new.
ISL opening; . bedrms.. full bsmt.
carnage disposal; conv., mr.. schools,
Nortn Woodside, near Mont. Hills
SI45 mo. JU. 5-155S ewes. and week
ARLINGTON, vA.-semidetached Q
pedrm. e brick rambler: $85: no bsmt.
FOR RENT-Four bedrms.. Q baths.
gas heat and auto. washer; conV. to
p1; mo. se5voir so h.6snd snd Pentason; S119 a
HYATTsyILLEwNew s-bedrm. home,
fenced lot, Bendix washer; 5022
o6th pl.; immed. occup.; SI20 mo.
ArbutuS 1924-J.
ARLllNGTONLThis new s-bedrm.
%h hook nas es1dpDss spd ssrbsHs Kit
disposal. lily. rm. with din. ell. fire-
place. full bsmt., carport, "a baths.
Rent for $3.50. POMPONIo REAL
TY: INC, ia, 7-6660.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. brick
homes; $125 to Sl40 per month.
AGENCY. INC, JU. 9-5555 til 9
7sa 18th ST. s.E.-e-room and bath
SEs SFisk; Ii Large lar yard immed, poss.;
corner brick: bsmt; equipped Kit:
a-BEDRooM HOME IN s.E.-Ful]
P Porc5es, so fenced yard. eouDiesa ea'dSiso Oais,
FAILS sVc21i CHURCH AREA-AttractStve mS
Ssmt. screened nssn Doreh. OolSf cgloaial, aaere
separate apt. $lS3 mo. TIE. 6-S519.
4lO2 18th ST. N.E.-Row brick; 8
rms. ia baths, .$115 per mo. 2715
Belleview ave.. Cheverly, Md.-Det.
s5 s1Ss per l%s mo. re soGER E No Moss sgarHaSs Ho
GEoRGEirowN eSsS Area, Ali AS-ssGs seis s7th st.
n.w.-Completely remodeled 2Ia
bedrms., 2 baths. liv. -rm.. din. rm.,
$140. Call WO. 6-928S ali day
IS! Sua;; ~ weekday evenings. "A
full bsmt; brick rambler; also elec'
kit; within walking distance to
schools; immed. occup., S13O per
mo. 3536 Greenly ST., CONN. AVE.
ESTATES. Wheaton, Md. Apply
1901 Conn. ave-. Wheaton. Md. LO.
TAKoMA PK.-New s-bedrm. brk.,
$1J155, plus utils. RIA. 3-4ss9 or RA.
Mr.. PEACE CROSS, Rogers Hts,
1928 Chesapeake rd., Hyatts., Md
iiy. rm.. ist f.: ei1 incompieted @ attic It'll:
which can be used as is. Key at
$3.50 Chesapeake I'd. p
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA - 8
bedrms., 2 baths, screened porch,
full bsmt. with Law; garage; two
car-width drive; fenced rear lawn;
!$lS5: references. EN-. 3-4194. %
N. ARLINGT0N-Thre Co
Vacant; $1i5 mo. IA. 2-2i65.
SOC JANNEYS LANE, Seminary area;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din. rm.
walk. dist. schools. bus. TIE. 6-456S.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Gent, ,

FOR SALE BY OWNER-No. Michi.
gan Park. Vacant: lovely 5-rm
semidet. brick: gas heat: fenced lot
Terms to suit you. Trades consid.
cred LA. 6-7S45. II
RIGGS PARK-$12,950
Immaculate semidet. brick: 5 large
rms. bsmt.. gas heat. Assume large
40 loan payable $50 per month
PECK CO., HE. 4-6400
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

LARGE FAMILY HOUSE near waite,
Reed Hospital. Silver Spring, Md
Also consider renting. JU. 5-5533
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS AREA facing park.
old brick and frame home with 6
rms, g bedrms), screened porch
and rec. .rm. Delightful residential
section, "a blk. from bus. Only
$l9,9 $50. To inspect, call ME- S-1143
I'll pm; j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
BkiGHTWo6ps. 5e15 9TH. st.. NV
2 duplex apts.. scmidet. brick, mod
ern; live in one, rent the other;
$lI44,750; $500 down. DAWN REAL
ESTATE, TU. 2-222S. RA. 3-56S9.
CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA-semidet.
3-bedrm.; 2-bath townhouse. conv.
loo. within Q blks. Of Conn. ave.
saass;a terms; j. NELSON HuGHEs. + SM
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sa2, 500. Here
corner; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths, screened
porch. rec. rm. with fireplace: built
in garage; easy terms; owner really
FsaETy Fsats e. Co EN ssl os5sL oRs5fLINesLEY IN :,
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-spacious brk.
close to Conn. ave. shopping and
transp.; 9 excel. bedrms.. 2 baths
on 2nd a., plus a completely I'm
ished 3rd-h. bedrm.: lge. mod. kit.
garage. Priced in midtwenties on
terms to suit you. F. A. TWEED
CO. GO SGooo Ma 5594 ,i,l Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE.If you need plenty
Of, room for q family. near ali
schools, let me show you this center
hall. 4-bedrm., bath home. with den
and powder rm. on 1st fir., recr. rm
in bsmt., very large liv. rm.. Gin.
rm.:. 2-car garage; all for the price
OF the usual 3-bedrm. home. After
8 call Mrs. Dawson. WO. 6-4162.
for appt. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co: Realtor, 1924 14th st. AD.
FOREST HILLs-English-type brick
and stone Colonial; deep reception
hall. 1st-h. den, powder rm.: 4 twin
sized bedrms... excellent closets. 2
baths on 2nd A.; bedrm., study,
storage rm.. bath on 3rd f.: 2-car
garage; spacious garden. Conven-
lent, much-sought-after community
OF magnificent properties. Call till
9. TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-.
SUBMIT BEST OFFER. Closing es-
tate. Nr. Rock Creek Park-Det.
8 rms, bath, 1st-f1. powder rm.,
elec. refgr., gas furnace, hot-water
heat; near busline and stores. Can
place $10.750 bldg. asso. 1st tr.
Ewes. TIE. 6-176S. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor, 1913 K st. NV. Ma. S-0753,
CRESTWOOD
Large and most beautiful center-h
Colonial in REAL Crestwood, dras-
c,SnH1STENJ1 -rnY-~--
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ton: transit trade: n'W GOOD sISq for iSGn fsm.
DRY CLEANING STORES who want
high-grade cleaning. We are COM
pleting . new Washer plant capable
Of 5000 pounds o day, using the
doS. charge TE: n.., the way # oIo should Be-
in the Washington area with this
capacity In this type Of cleaning.
We will be open for . few rough
or finished accounts. II interested
call MR.. COHEN, LU. 1-9723. Ewes
or Sundays, RA 3-S746. IL
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ORT MYER HEIGHTS APT.
Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUKE
3-BEDROOM APIS.

All utilities furnished. For informa-
ton, call OV. 3-5173 or TIE. 6-9272.
Commonwealth and Monroe aves.,
Alexandria. Va.
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EXPECT TO LEAVE CITY Dec. 6;
would like to find desirable tenant
for my attractively furn. 2-bedrm
and bath home; $125. WA. 7-4255
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ARL.-Mod. f1reproofed apt. bldg; 2
and Attn bus stop Wash; S75; re-
stricted; adults. IA. 2-3300. "a
ARL.. VA rms. kit. and bath,
see after Z pm. LIss REALTY Co.
ARL.-Brand-new bldg. ready for In
spection; 1st time advertised; and
2 bedrm. apts., $75 and $50 plus
utils.; near Ft. Myer, 5 min. to
6stsn,.G bath cOny nv. to shops bus; dnta infant
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Columbia
pike at Frederick st.--Lovely, J.
bedrm. apt. Spacious liv. rm. .-din.
Ynl. combination; parQuet oak floor
ing. Venetian shades; extra-large
closet space; SS2 so mo-, incl. utils,
For information. call IA. 5000.
NATIONAL AIRPORT large rms,
big kit, and bath apt. $50 mo;
sns Se ABB ASngdpn M Vernon ST near blvd BashSTd hTs
Dec. Ist. See janitor or SHANNON
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS APT
1914 N. 18th ST., ARL.
One bedrm. and two bedrms.. from
$3.50 to $105. incl. utilS.; for
tmmed. and future occupancy. Near
Arl. Courthouse; conv. to shop. and
transp. IA. S-6s77 or ia. 9-4244.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AVAILABLE now bedrms.. sep.
cefh.eTyEeTIGy; ef.TE ,,S $l55 p, mo; eBoUG % M
NEAR EAR. G. W: UNIvEownsr leaying
excel. cond; & s,, 1st s;n time Tented. d. I Reas.
brokers. Ell. 6-3705 after q week.
NEAR NICHOLs-ATLANTIC-vacant;
brk.. 2 bedrmS.. scr. pch., rec. rm.,
gas; steel construction; settled
THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER-E. Falls
Church; completely furn.; FENCED
S-O4s5; eyes,. JE. 2-6259. 80
BETHESDA-Beaut. home, 6 rms, Q
DDUJHSNSgJNGToN. OIL. 2-2635. EN-.
No. ARLINGTON. of Wilson bivd'O2
bedrms;; fenced yard; 500 plus
utils.' 2 mos. or longer. IA. 7-1907.
ESTATE ON THE POTOMAC Giv.
rm:, 16x2s, firepl.. river view;
kit; 1st A., ,bedrm. and tile bath;
up; maids rm. and shower bath in
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; gear garage;
approx. 2 acres. level. oak and mag
nolia trees; swimming pool and dog
run; $500 per mo-; vacant. ia.
S-6777. FRED J. GEORGE. Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Three bedrms.
Fs S9 baths 6snfrx mr. c1nP: 1nP syo sys and Co
HORTON, ME. $3.50. so
THREE ,BEDRMS.. modern. brick: we'll
turn.; conveniently located. in Ia
Roma Park; gas a.-c. heat, fireplace;
fenced yard; lease required. H.
BRooKs BRO !. PERRNG PEE. & CO.. Ju; o.
FOUR BEDRooMs, Q baths. partially
furnished house; in very convenient
NV. location. Rent S156 per month.
:. 4; McKEEVER CO.. INC ST.
TARoMA SeSTi PARK-a-bedrm. rambler;
Sl35. EN-. 3-1431. a
5aggss;e On lease. ST. 3-3520. 20.
LiNcoINIA-:s bedrms.. country 'S set
mo' Sdos' XII: idesl slsfs7 f9E children; $3.50 per
SILVER sPRiNG-Attractiye house
completely furn.; auto. washer; mo- =
to1mo aLn9a basis If desired; reas. JU.
ALEX.@Almost new s-bedrm. brk.
Walk to lge. shopping center; 10
min. from D. c.; S100. IA. 7-7173.
JUST DECORATED; spotless furnish
ings-3 bedrms.. 2 encl. porches,
and kit. Rental only S125 mo-
Ideal location for transp. and schools
and stores-617 Hamilton st. NV.
Avail. now. SHANNON e. LUCHS
CO., 1906 H st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
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bldg; liv.-din. rm., kit,
2 bedrms.. bath. close Clarendon,
shop, transp. Adults. IA. 7-0107.
LYON VILLAGE APTS.
Liv. rm. 22x12, kit, dinette. 2 bed
rooms, bath; ample closets; storage
locker; shopping; 5-min. drive to
Pentagon, = mi. to Key Bridge;
utils. incl, $I04.
The Lyon Properties
1904 Lee Hwy.
ia. 2-707O. IA. 7-O650
Ewes. IA. 5-S119 80
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

GEoRGEToWN-Rm. for l or Q girls:
share attrac., furn., 3-bedrm. home
with other girls; reas. AID. 4-5S54.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DESIRABLE CLIENT wants 4 bed
rms, 2 baths; bsmt.: garage;
screened porch within st. Thomas
More Parish. Arl. Available Jan.
1-l5. Ask for Mr.. Honnold of w. B.
WRIGHT. IA. 4-0550.
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SCOTCH?

The canny buyer has more 8 for 3
value IN this fine home:
1. Top Falls Church location.
2. Only ga years old and finest ma
teriais.
3. All rooms diversified.
4. Lovely 236-ft level lot.
s. Priced ct S14,500.
8. $1,000 cash.
4. Two weeks possession.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple-Listing. Realtors
area Lee Hwy. on 0lebe. IA. 10000
fcontinued an Next pagel
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HOUSES sALE--N.w. Cont }

CoLoRED-45e PARK RID. NV
Corner rms. 2 tile baths, lovely
rec. rm.. brick garage on street.
oil h;-w.h. Call RIA. 6-5490 for
inspection OWNER. 80
COLoRED-538 NEWTON PL. NV.
-5 rms. bath. Latrobe h., 2-story
row br.. $3.50 down. w. w. BAILEY,
Ma. S-4S18. 80
COLORED-3-FAMIL APT rms.
and bath each; semidet: 10th st.
ESTATE, 1909 9th st. NV. NO.
CoIoRED - SPECIAL BARGAIN -
Beaut., mod, .9-rm., 2-bath brick;
new h.-w. heating plant. copper ra-
diation: vacant; move in today;
small cash payment. or take prop.
in trade: easy terms. Call MR..
ODUM. RE. 1876. Il
COLORED = Ais DELAFIELD PL.
N.W.-Spend Christmas in your. own
home. rms. bath, 2 screened
potches: oil h.-:w; heat: reasonable
price. We will help you make terms.
RA. 3-90l1. MARSHALL, ]. WAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-CORNER
ON THE HILL
Solidly built corner brick. on nice
aloa.ts and side .,ns porchss. large Large kit; BIZ big
shopping. Ideal for large family or
for professional office. Excellent A.
hanging. Call Mr.. Gutenberg. JU. g.
MARSHALL j. wApLE co.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. AID 4-20O5.
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5S11 Ritchie rd. All-brick 3-bedrm
home with bedrm. on 1st A., plus
lge. liv, rm.. guest size din. rm
equipped kit; oil heat; full daylight
bsmt. A lot 75x160 all fenced. $14,-
750. terms.
WEST REAL ESTATE
LSUITLAND. MD. 10. A-A3OC
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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HOUSES EoR sALR-Mn.

Mr.. ADDfsoN AND CENTRAL AVE
ONLY $500 DOWN
3-yr. -old det. single; 2 bedrms.. gas
in; priced right. pay SIS per mo. mo.
ST 3-3657. JU. 7-6142.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO..
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DIST HTS. AREA

$14.20O; TERMS-oNE LEFT
1891 Walters lane, of Marlboro pike
at Mt Cavalry Church. A real bar
gain. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., din.
rn., equipped kit; full bsmt.; "a
blk. to bus. Open Sun. weather per-
mittin9
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$l2,950-GI LOAN
No. 43 Duvall st. 2-bedrm. home
with lge. ,liv. rm.. kit, fun bsmt /;
to bus and Census Bureau. Owner
transferred. Reas. down payment
approx. $50 mo. incl. taxes.
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SOC JANNEYs LANE. Seminary area
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din. rm.
walk. dist. schools. bus. TIE. 6-456S
Evening star., 1953-02-11
President Reassures
Clement on Incident
BY the Assoeiossd Pres.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. H.
President Eisenhower has blamed
newspaper accounts of the Incl
dent for reports he and Gov.
Frank Clement greeted each
other cody during the presi-
Dental inaugural parade:
Gov. Clement has received q
letter from the President in
reply to one Of his own concern
ing published accounts which
said Gov. Clement failed to re-
move his hat while passing the
Presidents reviewing stand.
The President wrote that he
appreciated the letter concern
ing that unfortunate newspaper
story" He said his stan had
seen it but recognized it "for
what it was and paid no more
attention to It,"
The President added:
II find that one of the more
unfortunate aspects Of political
life is that untrue and often
malicious stories do find their
way into the columns Of the
daily press. Please don't give
another thought to It,"
Evening star., 1953-02-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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lnel IN the Stera. Kleen solution for = few
m'nutes-then rinse Teeth look brieht
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taste. Ssera. Kleen is now available a. dr,s.
kists ior only thirty cents This bottle ia.,.
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Evening star., 1953-02-11
PAT Ward Tripped Up
In Vice Testimony,
JeIke Lawyers Claim
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Minot
(Mickey) Jelke's vice trial
lawyers began cross-examining
playgirl Pat Ward today-and
claimed to have tripped her up.
Newsmen had only a periscope
view of what was going on in
the closed trial. The chunky
playboy is accused Of inducing
Miss Ward and two other young
women to become prostitutes
and of living off Miss Wards
profitable earnings.
A court order has banned
press and public. So reporters
have to rely on questioning at
torneys in the corridors.
Girl Tripped Up, He Says.
Martin Benjamin, one Of
Jelke's lawyers, said another de-
fense attorney, Sam Segal, was
cross-examining the 19-year-old
Miss Ward.
Asked, HAS Pat been tripped
up under ross-examination?"
Mr. Benjamin replied:
II would say So"
Asked if she had mentioned
the names of any more male
companions besides the list Of
between Is and so" she named
in the closed courtroom yester-
day, Mr.. Benjamin replied:
7'"1 would say So"
But he was uncertain as to
how many.
+ Later, however, when report
erS caught Mr.. Segal himself in
the corridor, he said he believed
she had not named others. But
he said he expected she would
name others soon.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Segal con-
firmed that among the men
Miss Ward named yesterday was
Max AuSnit. wealthy Romanian
refugee and former munitions
maker. But Mr.. Segal empha-
sized that just what role Mr..
Ausnit played in Pats life was
not clear.
Mr.. Ausnit, 81, greeted a re-
porter for the Daily News jovi-
ally last night in his Park ave-
nue. penthouse.
There's nothing shameful
about knowing girl" he
chuckled. 1T SENS to be a new
idea in this country that it is
wrong to know a girl. AS far
as I know nothing has been in
vented to replace sex for an
unmarried man."
Show Cause Order Issued.
Today, meanwhile, a State
Supreme Court justice directed
the Jelke trial judge General
., Sessions Judge Francis L. Va
lente-to show cause Friday why
he should not lift his order ex-
Guiding public and press.
The order was issued by Jus
tice Benjamin F. Schneider on a
petition by five of the city's
newspapers and two wire serv-
ices who charged the exclusion
is arbitrary, unreasonable, un-
constitutional and an unlawful
assumption Of censorship powers
by the court"
Before the trial began today
Miss Wards lawyer, j. Roland
Sala-who affects gaudy Ian
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ing down and baking three
times at continuing her testi-
mony. But she continued to
testify after being threatened
with contempt by Judge Valente.
Many customers are mice
people" with "big names" and
some are from New York's cloth
ing industry. So far, none of
the men named are politicians or
Hollywood figures.
Her fees for a night of love
were $50 and 500, depending on
what the traffic could bear.
Evening star., 1953-02-11

guage with his gaudy haber-
dashery-sounded OF about leaks
from the courtroom.
If Jelke's lawyer doesn't stop
giving out quotes" Mr.. Sala
told newsmen, he too will start
talking and paint a "diabolical
picture of monStrosity so that
a certain person won't find q
corner Of the globe to live in"
Newsmen thus learned that
these were some Of the high
lights in Miss Wards testimony
yesterday:
She wept at her past, break
Evening star., 1953-02-11
Imports Wheat

In an unprecedented move, the
Argentine Government has Inn
ported 100000 tons Of United
States wheat over a three month
period.
Evening star., 1953-02-11

AS THE EVENING STAR
**A Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1858
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
Big Headache For
Illinois Member
OF House In So

WASHINGTON B-Rep. Leo E.
Allen (R-Il) woke up on New
Years Day with a huge headache
in the form of official notice he
is chairman of the Republican
House Patronage Committee.
It's the same job he held in the
s0th Congress.
Allen was appointed by Rep.
Joseph w. Martin Jr. of Massa-
chusettS, who win become Speak
er of the House when it organizes
Saturday.
AS chief patronage dispenser,
Allen win have at his disposal
about 200 jobs, including 50 pages,
so capitol policemen, 30 doorkeep-
ers and 30 folding room workers.
''It'S a huge headache" Allen
said in an interview. For every
job there are half a dozen or more
applicants which means that
every time you make a man happy
By giving him a JOB. you run the
risk of making five or more
others unhappy"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-02
THIS ROCK OF OURS
BY BILL GLIB

Larry suggested that / contact
Dick Splaine, local meteorologisk
for reading material. Perhaps h0
didn't know that for several years
Dick and have worked together /.
mostly on moral and metaphysical
philosophy. Always baked by thss
spectre of "semantics," we've c.
mented a friendship based as much
on disagreement as agreement.
Too much talk of philosophy.
let's get to a lighter subtct.
Cuban Ferry
I'm as sceptical of tie Cuban
ferry as the old-timers probably
were of a railroad ever reaching
Key West. Yet we need the ferry
and my constant hope Is that this
time negotiations will not fan
through. On the other hand there
are certain points which worry mo
as well as a good many other ciH-
zenS.
For instance, if the City opera.
ties various businesses around the
dock it is going to hurt immeasur.
ably the established concerns d
that area CARRIE Restaurant,
Dukes, etc. Gift shops win take
away business from the Aquar.
ium'S Curio Shop. Parking lots win
destroy the potential ability a
owners of nearby vacant lots 70
develop their land. The City a
Key West has no right to enter
| into competition with the men who
are helping to create this very
same city. If it did so. the situa.
ton would resemble a Frankenp
stein monster over which It's crea.
tor has lost complete control.
Of course, there is the usual
solution of leasing concessions.
This wouldn't be too bad because
the established businesses IN the
area would have an equal oppor.
tun;ty to compete on the bids. The
question is: Can such bids be
judged fairly and squarelyg Other
communities usually ALLOW politics
to enter into a decision Of who
should be granted concessions. I
leave it to your own judgement as
to whether such things have hap.
pened here in Key West.
As a news reporter, I've attend.
ed most of the various meetings
of different branches OF the city
and county government. Too often
personal prejudice or fFieadship
enters into such meetings rather
than consideration of The public
good. We wouldn't be humans IL
such were not the case. Think over
the situation and talk viii your
commissioners.
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ST. JOSEPH, No. R-Raymnnd
Brown mailed a calendar 70 a
friend in Rising Sun. O.. about 10
days ago
He dropped the calendar into 3
nsilbox.
Mrs. Josephine Hoff came along
q second later and put . letter
containing her water bill payment
In the nailbox.
Yesterday Mrs. H0fFs letter was
returned here from kISing Sun
II had fallen into the calendar
e. vetcpe.
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what stage in its growing cycle
the plant needs fertilizer most; to
know where and how fertilizer
should be placed to give the plants
the maximum benefit and to es-
tabliSh what kinds of fertilizers
work best in the country's varied
soils.
While this fertilizer research is
the only really practical payoff so
far in the agricultural end of the
atomic business, scientists are hot
on the trail of other leads.
For example, there's a good
chance that atomic radiation, di-
rected against certain plant seeds,
might result in the development
of plants having greater yields of
produce and increased resistance
to disease.
Industry
Radioactive isotopes are in rath-
er wide use in the metals and
related industries as a means of
detecting flaws in casts and Yields.
They are being employed in the
paper, rubber, aluminium and plas-
tics industries to provide thickness
gauges for products under process.
For example, a radioactive iSotope
is placed above sheet of paper
being processed through a ma.
chine, and a Geiger counter is
placed beneath the sheet. If the
thickness of the paper varies from
point to point, the Geiger counter
will show it.
Radioactive isotopes are also be-
ing used to locate leaks in pipes
encaseS in masonry-thus sparing
extensive tear-down jobs.
They're also being employed in
research designed to produce bet
ter lubricants, improved automo-
bile tires and other products. And
the Navy is even making dirt
radioactive in quest for improved
laundry soaps and detergents!