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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08
Truman AsSails
Recent Cuts In
Defense Budget

WASHINGTON R-Formar Pres
dent Tmman'a broad gauge a..
saek On the Risenhower adminis-
lrs1oa. blankealng IN lis mational
defense policy. bEuuaha reaction az
nrains and criticism which aenGr.
ally followed party Ilnes.
speaklng % Z Labor Day crowd
'esilmnied a as. 80 h Detroit yes
lerday. with q nntionwlae televl.
nlon audlsnee locking On. Truman
'assallod cuts made thlS year In
|she defense budget and said, "a
dem't see how anybody can take
ehancea with our national defense
|lhan former President Truman.
And Sen. Dlrksen lR.Elll put q
similar reaction inia way: "a am
sure TIE cuantry prefers 10 rely
npon lhe wisdom q ne man who
commanded the inyasion Of Eu.
Fope than ca the aFtilleryman
ff0m Independence.
Truman. In hls first speech on
domestic affairs since leaving the
waite House In January. criticized
|iha new odminlslraGlora actions
|0n interest rates. public housing.
power development and ALDERMAN.
aeemenl Law.
We termed tie Tnff.HaFtley Act
! bad law, and sald be had failed
lee see II changed ''as promised
~ the Republican candidate dur
lng the 1851 election campaign"
Overall. he told 81 AFL-Cl0 raj.
~. there are signs Of q return
b The ed philosophy that the Oh
jet a eoyernmena u 70 help BIZ
business. "
Truman also had harsh words
for the Law which gave the coastal
states the right 10 oil and other
resources In the submerged lands
uus 10 their historic boundaries.
Look what they have done with
your immense afGshore oil inter
esls. be sald. 'sThey have gives
away billions Of Your dollars 20 pay
: political debt /. By eomparisoE
ne teapot dome scandal was petty
larceny"
A. for defense hudget cuts. Tru-
man declared.
n should think . first class
Air Force and air raid defense
system would be worth quite
. lol more % us Iaal now--even
/ Il Il unbalanced the budget Scr
ahile and deferred = tax cut Cos
some years 20 come"
Sen. George lO-cal said Of ths
speech m sounds . little BIZ
political 10 me. | think the for
mer President has something IN
that direction In mind Tor the
party n not for himself"
Sen. Gillette tD.l0wal said ID
Des Molnes. however. shal Truman
had voiced . fear whleh he said Il
~ mast American minds. "and
that Il that the Teaeti0naFy winf
of the Republican party seems a
have lnken cnulFol u the present
administration"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

Editor. TIE Ciilzen:
Monroe County should be CON-
plimenied on tha beaualful hlgh.
way entering Key west.
A. yuu kn0w the approach 10 any
city leaves . delinlts impression
On q tourist.
II certainly i . pity nat this
beautiful highway Il an obstacle
course from sloek Island 10 the
City % Key West
! nntieed n noon today a large
paper carton win about 100 lbs.
~ garbage scattered rant An the
center a. an intersection.
Why doesn't TIE city pug 4 tran
en- their garage trucks when they
are On TIE way b Ne dumpi This
wuuid eliminate all ne garbage
scattered 70 and down ne high,
way.
Sincerely
NED N. POTTER
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Tarzan And
Newest Mate
Wedh Italy


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49, - - 80 ehnn 80 shels
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

TOKYO tB-NoBuyukl Ale. Jap.
ans Prime Minister IN 10, died
a his home here yesterday amer
4 pFufraea4d illness. Fumsral nsFv-
Ices I'll be conducted Thursday.
Abe. IT. was g0veFmor 9anernl
~ Korea af the time Japan sur
EendeFed IN World War II.
a ernduata of TIE Japanese Ill
IiaFy Academy. Ne became Z fulI
general b f1as.
His Cabinet resigned en hloe 81.
e. four monfks "a ghe face az .
strong noneomfldamce lkreal pr ~
~ the oppoaltinn.
Like all ether warsime leaders
Dc vas purKed. MS risgfs wers
restored automatically when Japan
rsk4lned sovereignty h Aprn rs
but be Kept cut Il politics.
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Death Toll
For Holiday
Tops 500 Mark

NJ vpsm ASSOCIATED PRHss
Mere lhan 700 pernons lost their
lives in violent accidents during
The natioa's Labor Day holiday BIT
traffic fatalities we're under tie
preholhiay estimate ol go.
a survey today showed tat 81
least 81 persons uere killed 81
violsnt accidents ever the exlena.
ed holiday period from Q y. m.
Friday unan midmiGht Monday 10.
cal tsmaD.
TIE deed Included 80 killed h
traffic mlxhaps. The National safe.
" ceuneu had estimated sfa pr.
cons woald BE Killed n motor arel.
dents during the ss.houf period
sixty seven persons drowned and
e. uthara lost their lives IN ether
acgidsnsk. including fires. place
crashes. falls. etc.
The traffic Coli thNn Labor nay
compared 10 k51 Cor the three day
hahor Day kollday last year nnd
q record 81 n 1881.
s'ol course we're graillind ehe
trfl 4 running below TIE eonneli's
pEehoildaY estimate" said Ned Il.
Dearhprn. safety council preSldeng.
"HeMaseE. IA tragic thnl the esai.
mats was a. close az II was. IT'S
q pllg lat q holiday must ha &C.
eompanlea BY such Wholesale
slaughter
TIE isza Labor Day holiday vio.
leaf death loll was IS lncludlng
sza IN traffic and ne recora soll
b 1871 was esA.
TIE hlgeest single traffic tnll
this year was al Tampa. Fia.. with
seven women and giris killed IN
a tFain-auln collision. In the mis-.
cellaneoua group. ~ persons loss
their lives IN q fire In ChieaKo.
he deaths By states. traffic.
droNnlag and misesllsneous. ID
that order:
Alabama sci; Arizona si1:
Arkansas , Q j; California II & 9;
Colorado { 9 q: connecticut / ae.
Delaware ! . Q; Florida IN 2 I;
Georgia TAI: Idaho lei; Illinois
~ n; Indians is 0 z.
lows I Q Z. Kansas a11. Ken
lucky . 1 q; Louisiana 9 a. Q: Maine
sfts Maryland n : Q. MaaxAehu
sets al; Michigan - 81: Mlnne
sofa 6 9 Q: Mississippi Z q. Ms
sour : 1: Monfana z Q Z;
Nebraska s0a. New Hampshire
40 o. New Jersey 4 : .. New
Mexico 1: Nsw York. N 7 g
Norsh Carolina IS ) o: Ohio = 9 9,
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seena ef tAe vs@wn - Sec sona-
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LEGAL NOTICES

80 sNAtNNN EWNWH On WMN
A1NNNHM &NDHCaAM G2mGNrw
sm se : k 49, ~oNmon cotNTa. 81
Cass We. rs-Tna
AAAK ELIZABETH EITz GERALD
Complelnant.
JOSEPH EDWARD r1rz 6cs1f.o.
~~~ defendants.
- No11GE - PUBLICATION
TO s0sEt.h EDWARD F1Tz GER
efs nra Helen PELLET.
go West fieth street,
New NoFk CTS, New York.
TOT ARE WEBEBr NOTIFIED
tat suit for Divorces has been fglaa
AGAINST yea hereiR and you are re-
qaiFea 20 serve . eopy % youF an.
awef e. the Ban of Complaint for
Dixores 81 the Complainant'a after.
saIs cears. On Or ssfors sss siss
day e September. AD. 1854. 10 me
abeve entitled cause; otherwise ahs
aileaatIone thsrsiR eontalned vii be
taken a. confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West Comntw ~ Momroe amA stage
81 FleIldAs thia lsth dag o. Aagnsi.
lsEAIsD EARL ". ADAMS.
Clerk % the CtFcult Court.
Bys gaal sophie eaanaers.
Deputr Clerk.
(sal Ton q. WATKINS
AttoFnaF for Complainant.
eel whitehead street.
Key West ElorldA.
auefs-fssseptf.s.tsss
an TIIK rrncurv coUmT o. THF
sAMTNEwTM 4NnaCHAL CnmgUEI
0W TWM STATE Op wHsOmMnA,
~ ND ron MONROE COUNTY,
~ GnEANCEMNs
cmse Ne. la-ger
CLAIR l. MAC PETERSON
BARBARA ~ MAC PHEnsoS.
Defendant
NOTICE ny PUnITcATloM
TO. barbara n. Mac phefaon.
k88 Fort street.
Marietta. Ohio,
Cars 81 Mrs. Frmuk Nicely.
voc ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED a. serve q copy ol
Dtvovre On enc Plaimtifrm Solicitor
ana file the original AnewaF IN ths
|offtea of the Clerk Of the Circuit
couFt % er Before the 1Sth cav 81
september, AID. 1884. IN ire ahevs
entitled emuae. otherwise ahe ale
eatiens thersla eontaiaed wiii b
taken &c confessed.
DONE ana ORDERED ~ Ksy
West. Monroe. County. fiorida. thii
stth eay % Au9uas Ap. is.1
clerk OF ths Circuit
comFt. MonFee
Coumtw, FaoFtAa.
Ngs tadl Raphie saunders
nepety CLERK.
gadl q Y. Porter, ".
Solicitor fer piaintiff,
tla Fiemlng 81,
kev west. FlqFida.
auG1tnepti-s-it.feka
an rmn cancNrr coUmT 81 rvs
a1MTNNsrM SruEgIAL GHnrNET
~ AND wom MONROE COUNTY,
SIoaap Go. y s snA ss.sss
WILLIAM SARNER.
JESSIE L sARxER.
Defendant
NOTICE NJ pUnLncATIox
TO: JEssfE T. sAHNER
efo Mrs. Linn
fe18 Arlington Ayenue
les 3|tMN#s AINAs
YOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that muft Ter divorce has bees siiea
mnalnat you herein and Fpm are re-
amtraa 60 serve q copy ~ SNuF ~.
mweT on Afsarmey Cor FhmAutlf9 are
glie the original thereof vita the
clerk uf the CiTcmit Cowrt 60 - De-
feFe ghe aath dmy ~ NeplemheF A-p-
fa&a. otherwise Necrhe Pro CamK@ene
wfls BE entered against yea.
DATED 81 Key West. Nioft9a'
thia asGh dar 81 Au9uat A.D. 1858
EARL n ADAMS.
CleFk. EtFeutf Coaft
mr. CAB Elarenoa N. sawyer
peputy Clerk
WILLIAM d. NKnLETT.
NEnl.ETHr a NOt MANS
Attorneys Tor Pimintiff
zee nmwma street.
key West. Niortan.
aaasi sspts-it-1i.iss'
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~ rmm CIRCUIT COURT 0F THE
a1MTEEMTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
o. TMM mTATE OW FLORIDA Nv
AND w0M MONROE COUNTY. ~
CnIANCEmN.
Cmse 80. a3~5sx
RICHARD BEE8ONs
JIMMIE LEE BEEsoS. -.
NOTICE
Tos Jimmie Lee neesen
Residence nnkHown -
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that yea are required 90 serve a
oony "a yomr Answer 20 The Com.
nlafnR en- the Plaintiffs Attorney
and FILE the original AnewsT tne
office ~ the Clerk 81 the Ntfcuit
conrs en- or before the 2sth aay 81
September. 1853, otherwise the ais
eatlons In said complaint WI ee
taken IS confessed and Deerae FRO
confssno entered against yon.
DONE this 2sth dny Of August
sseaaa EasRL n ADAMS.
CLERK Of the Circuit Court
Momroe County FlcFiam
ny 9sdD sophie saunders
Deputy CLERK
nsaarssv fsr Plaintiff
kfTA whitehead street.
Key W ene. Florida 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

aNHAAA HNANRM
MAHNMa11fN eAAE
8omlAeEn n14eFlea 81 NfeEtang
~ Nirtae ~ a. 0FdaF 81 sale ta-
sued oUf II eha Nmnifed states Dla-
trief CnmFt fee 2hm AanthaEn District
~ NfoFiam, en- aha Amd gay ok sep
tsmsher, 1853. motlea - hereby mtsem
that 4 will sell ~ public mmttinn.
~ September. 1888. ~ 1890 o'cloek
Soon. ~ the Nurth aeoF 81 the
United states Peat office huildine.
Miami. Dade County, Fiortoa, the
American Yacht Pilgrim H. her
engines. boilers. machinery, beats.
tackle. apparel appmftanancea, and
Il. b Naval naas. Keg Wesl FioFi.
A. JACKSON BUTLER.
Unisea states Marshal
aepts.is.is6a
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A#NkNrNtAt@a
CALI ron AIMS
sealed bids will be FeGetVe0 ny
the city Commission % The city
81 Key west. Flort9a, ~ TIE city
Clerks Offine. Cts Hail. key West
Fioriaa. up 70 see Pm Monday,
september 81. 1858. aaeh BIDS 20 bs
opened ~ q regular meetng 90 saie
Cltg Commission - be held ~ said
time ana place ~ TIRE Commission
chnmbeg ln the cry Hall key
WeAt. FleFtdas Ter tha furnishing q
Twe.way hAasn Mobile Umsta
Plans ana Specifications may bs
secured a the city MmmmMev'a OF
flee, CltF Hall. Key West, Florida.
Each proposal foF furnishing naia
service must he enclosed IN
neaied enveiope marked on the out
side ~propaaal Ter furainhlng Two-
Way nndIo Mehile Cntta.s
Tha naiA city Commission re-
serves the right t. reject any and
all bids o. 20 waive any informally
im mny BID ~ proposal
Dated 81 kay west FlnFldA. thia
3rd car % september A.n. 1854
VICTOR Lowe
City CfeFk.
ssptt-a.fss5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

IN T1M COUNTY JUDGES COUNT,
~ AND E0m N40Nm0E COUNTY
FLORIDA - PROBATE.
IN ~ Estate e.
CARRIE I. oLMsTED.
notice. o. FILING FINAL
MNR0mT AND APPLICATION
N0M n6MGmAmGE
NollNe IA herehy given 20 All per.
aonm that william Wesley Wmtklna.
thm nnaaFninmma Executor Of the Ia
tate ~ Carrie II Ulmateds deceased.
has filed vita 4he Honorable Ray
mond n. Lord, Ceuufy Judge 81 Mons
roe Coumty. Florida. his final report
a. said ExecukoT and has also made
and filed vita nai4 Judge applica-
tlsn foF his discharge as SAID Exec
rated this a7tA aay 81 August.
1854
WILLIAM WESLEY. WATKINS.
Az Executor Of the Estate of CnFFte
l. Olmated. deceased.
augts-as :napti-e.iesa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

AUSTIN. Tex. R-Youngslars At
TIE Texas Sehool lef the Deaf had
. BIG surprise waiting Cor them
when school opened today.
u vas seven aew telexisinn sets.
me schools first They wore q glil
ag several American Legl0n posts.
aaaass-sa~s..a~.~ssas~@~~mMe - . #4a~
Oklahoma 10 Q .: Oreaom "a Z 4:
Pennsylvania u aa:
Rhode Island l 1: South Caro-
Ina IS . Q: Soufa Dakots 8 Q O.:
Tennessee = Q 3: Texas IS Q q;
Utah J 0 1. Nsrmons soi: Viz.
Einia IS ! 0: washsngton Q q;
West Virginia ) I 3: Wisconsin
A Z 8; Wyoming 8 G ~.
~~~~-4~ras@~ea=~s~e~a~@@ae~m
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cAhL RpR nIna

GAIA M0M MMA1M
sealed bids wlll be receiw@d W.
tha city Commission Of The City
81 KEY west, FioFiaA. az the City
CLERK Offiea. cts Hall, Kew West.
Florida, up % see pal MONDAY
September 81. fat3. such BIDS 20 be
opened "a . regular nesting q said
Cltw Commission % pc held ~ said
time ana place 81 the Commission
shanlher 81 tie city Hall, KEY
west, Florida. foF ths furnishing 81
iooo II. 81 aouhie Jacket 90
iacA fire hose
Each proposal fer furnishing said
fire huna inset be enclosed In q
aantaa envelope marked on the cut.
side "pr0posai for fuFmiahinN teoe
~ u aoubie jaekst az inca tire
hose"
the aald City cosnminsion re.
serves the rieht &c reject any ana
ali bids o. q waive any ihformAitty
IN any bid of proposal
Dated ~ Key West, Flori4as this
ard day Of september AID. itt4.
VICTOR LOWE
CITY Clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

2-Apartmenss For Rent
FURNISHED apaEtments. , rooms
"a hath. maid and tanltor ser.
viea. utilities furnished. Coral Ho-
I'll Apartments. 81 slmoaion y.
septi-sf
APARTMENTS open fuF your m
spection. Furnished o. unfurnish-
A. Royal Palms Apartments. LIST
street ana Patterson Ava
ONE 6edrou.n, al electric. Private
bash. usilltles, Ilnens. dishes fHr.
alshed. n and n Motel. 1904 Eaton.
septi.ti
lNKWTY renovated bedroom apart
merit. Al Utilities. Reasonable
rates. a21 Slmsnion. septi.si
ICONS and apts. for rent. Very
reasonable rates. ssashell NO
eel. enrnnR South ard Williams SIS.
sepli.a
BEDROOM apes. FURNISHED. An
Utilities supplied. Sea Isle Court,
s1s Wlndsor Lane. sepsi.ti
APARTMENTS aBd sleeping
rooms. Nlcely Decorated. By day.
week O. month. stuiz Hotel. Apts.
llo Fleming. septl-u
BEAUTIFULLY furnished. cool 2.
bedroom and efficiency apis.
facing ocean. Phone 7-s77s.
septi-tf
MODERN duplex apt. Furn., al.
tractsve. cool so7 Washington
st. septs-sf
FURNISHED spl Beauty Rest
bsdE Apply soi wsddelL
septs-stx
FURNISHED APIS. GOO 10 GOO
per month. Rooms TOO DO 1900
per wssk. al william. sepsselx
| UNFUnNIsHED = rooms with
elee. stove, refrigerator. szio
Eagle Ave. between iAth Z 18Th SIS.
sepss-ss
SNAIL. iIrn. cottage. suitable for
eoupla and one child. $500 per
month, BY lease only. Apply rs
Franels S. sspts-a
FURN. APT. l1lz Pearl =. Apply
h rear. sepss-si
NICELY turn. Bedroom. kitchen
and bash. Suitable for couple
lonlv. Al utilities furnished. Rsa.
sonshls reni. Apply illt Sd 81
at rear house. betwesn LOO : SOS
Pr. Only. sepssss
| = nFDR00M Apa. Completely far
nsshsd. Phune ASIA Or a-s2i0.
MODERN Turn. sfE. apa. Good
nelahhorhood. $500 m0nthly.
| Phons a.ssls or a.ssio. sepss-si
n0nERN apl Cor rent Living
room. bedroom. dining rom
kssrhen breakfast mock. private
bath. All tile floors. Hot and
cold wnser. Garbage furnished
60 n. nmr ma. 9-3S60. nept0- Il
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! nFDn00M ApA Completely FIR
nlshsd. Phone ASIA Or a-s2io
septs-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

NICELY furn. Bedroom Kitchen
ana bath. Suitable Tor couple
oniy. An utilities furnished. Rsa'
sunshls renf. Apply ilit SD s.
A. rear house, beaween leo 3 s:oo
n ID. only. sepess
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The Citizens four Friendly
Home Town Newspaper
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UNFINISHED = rooms with
elee. stove, refrigerator. szio
Fade Ave. between iAth & 18Th SIS.
seplsel
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FURNISHED apt Beauty Rest
bsdE Apply soi Wsddell
aepts-stx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

FURN. APT. i1lz Pearl s.. Apply
= rear septs-st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-08

SNAIL. fnrn. cottage. suitable for
couple and one child $500 per
monsh, BY lease only. Apply IS
Franels 81. aeptS-u
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nonKRN apl Cor rent Living
room. bedroom. dining room.
ksarhen. breakfast mock. private
BATH. All tile floors. Hot and
cold water. Garbage furnished.
so 90 ger mo- 1-57sa septs-tf
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RAMSEY. Is fno1 Boat 1881 ~
Mp. ssaking and trailer. boaf
rugged win steering wheeL key
west 0utboaFa Sales q Services
angzsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Frederick A. kIinge,
GAO Attorney and
Native Of District

Frederick A. Klfnge, SO, an
attorney with the General Ac-
counting Office, died yesterday
at Garfield Memorial Hospital
after brief illness.
He had been with the General
Accounting Office since 1888. He
was employed in the Claims
Division.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Klinge made his home at 318
Upshur street NV.
He was a graduate of Emer-
son Institute here and of George
town University Law School.
After his graduation from law
school. he was in private prac-
tice here as a patent attorney
until he entered Government
service. Mr.. Hinges Offices were
at Fifth. and F streets NV.
He was the brother of the late
Ernest F. Klinge, former assist
ant commissioner of patents.
MI. Klinge is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Viola Schippert
Klinge; a daughter. Mrs. Anna
M. Taphorn, Westchester Coun-
ty, N. Y. and a grandson.
Services will be held at II am.
Friday at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Rev. Frederick Hatch,
Washington Native

The Rev Frederick w. Hatch,
80, Washington native who was
pastor of the Trinity Baptist
Church. Santa Monica, Calf,
Unit! his retirement few years
ago, died Monday. friends here
have learned.
Mr.. Hatch attended elemen-
tar7 schools here and was grad
uated from Central High School.
During his four years there, he
carried q Star paper route.
Although he went to Califor-
mia just after the turn of the
century, he maintained his
friendships here by appearances
as q substitute for local pastors
who were on vacation.
He and his widow. the former
Bertha Loucks. were members of
the Calvary Baptist Church here
before going to California.
In addition to Mrs. Hatch, he
is survived by two children, Os-
borne F. Hatch, Los Angeles. and
Mrs James Bertenshaw, Mil
Valley. Calf. Also surviving is
a sister. Mrs. Alice H. Horde OF
Severna Park, Md.
Funeral arrangements have
not been learned here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Brightwood Seeks
Better Street Signs

The Brightwood Citizens As
ISOLATION last night voted to ask
the Commissioners to adjust
street lights so street names are
clearly visible. The association
also wants sign to include the
block number.
In another resolution. the ABC
Board was asked to send notice
of liquor license applications to
all citizens associations or other
community groups within the
area involved. The Commits
sioners were called on to draft
legislation making it the respon-
sibi,ity of the applicant to notify
property owners or residents
within. a 600-foot radius of the
proposed location at least go days
before q hearing
It was Elmer Johnson Night"
in recognition of Mr.. johnson, a
member for the past 40 years,
but he was unable to attend be-
cause of illness. A resolution
praised his outstanding service
to the association and Bright
wood, where he has lived since
1912. Mr.. Johnson, now 81,
served for many years as secre-
tary and treasurer of the associ-
alton.
Harry Fine, president. appoint
ed the following members of
nominating committee: Edward
e. hartung, chairman; E. j. Will
lianis, George Dahl, Mrs. Ken
meth Pearce and H. L. Cochran.
The meeting was held in the
Pau Junior High School, Eighth
and Orglethorpe streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Speedy Machines
ForLibroryIndexing
Called Big Need
sy the Associated Pres.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 4.-Scien-
lists and librarians had joint
problem to work out today-how
to save the bright ideas of hu-
mainly from death by drowning
in a vast ocean of printed mat
ter.
Valuable thoughts in print will
be lost forever in the sheer
volume Of publications, they
were told, unless speedy ma
chimes can replace our sluggish
minds and fumbling hands in
library indexing, cooling and
classifying.
Tailor-made for a machine
age. the problem was posed at
Johns Hopkins University yes
terday by DR.. Lowell j. Reed,
vice president of the Johns Hop
kins University and Hospital, in
an address to a symposium on
Machine TechnicianS on Scien-
tific Recommendation"
Werner w. .Clapp, chief assist
ant Librarian of Congress in
Washington, said there are be-
tween a million and 2 million
scientific articles in print that
the Library of Congress has not
been able to catalog, and the
backlog is growing at the rate
of about 215.OOO per wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-04
Southeast Council
Hits Segregation End
In Settlement Houses

The Southeast Council of Cit
liens Associations last night
strongly disapproved elimination
OF segregation in the neighbour
hood settlement houses receiving
support from the Community
Chest.
The action took issue with rec
concentrations contained in stud
les released by the United Com
munity Services. These reports
have been referred to the indi-
vidual settlement houses by the
Executive Committee of UCS for
whatever action the settlement
houses might take.
The UCS reports recommend
ed that settlement houses should
serve all people in their neigh
borhoods, indicating segregation
was one form of duplication of
services that could be eliminated.
Called Inconsistent.
The councils resolution, sub
mitted by Mrs. Arthur Wagner,
said it is Inconsistent to recon-
mend that those who use settle
ment houses should be expected
to accept social conditions that
are not accepted by the COM
munity at large"
The council also said there was
implied pressure by UCS on the
governing boards of settlement
houses which is outside their
scope Of operations.
Members predicted that such
a stand by UCS would materially
affect future drives for contri-
buttons to the Community Chest
in the area. Of particular in
terest to the council was the
white Friendship House at GIG
D street Sc.
Urge Liquor License Law.
In another resolution, the
council called on the Commits
SlonerS to draft legislation to
make it the responsibility of
applicants for liquor licenses to
notify residents within a 600-foot
radius of the location of an
application at their own expense
80 days before the hearing.
Council President William J..
Smith was presented a letter of
appointment to the Advisory
Committee of the Mission Hos
pital and Clinic, Nichols avenue
and Forester street Sc, by
John Watson.
The meeting was held in the
YMCA, TOO Good Hope road
Sc.