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Evening star., 1953-08-13
TRUCK MANAGER


One of the largest Ford dealers in
the world. the Cherner Motor Co.
wants a new truck manager who is
interest in making $4,000 a year
or more. This man, will be backed
by excellent service, completely
modern facilities and one Of the
larges advertising campaigns in the
East. See Mr.. Stern.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
1881 Florida Ave. NV. Ia
TRUCK MECHANIC HELPER, with
D. C. permit and tools. Must have
some exper. Some grease work.
Hrs. from 12 til s pm, 6-day week.
NO, 7-7705.
Nv MEN, experienced. outside;' salary
and bonus MAYFLOWER TELE-
. Vision CO. HO. 2-154S. -l6
Nv MAN-Exper1enced, good pay and
working conditions. CLIFTON PARK
TV, $50 Old Bladensburg rd.,. JU
TV-RADDIo REPAIRMAN, shop and
outside exper.; sober. reliable man:
no nightwork; Apply in person.
SHARPE'S TV, 3s27 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
Special, Special-New
Asbestos Siding Shingles
WHITE AND COLORS
,,S6.95 PER SQUARE -a-

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Free Delivery. l Day Service.
FILA Financing and Budget Account,
ACE WRECKING AND -
BLDG. MATERIAL CO., INC.
4O02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1953-08-13

To work on aprons, must be fast: 8
days: S30-S35. Apply lilo F st.
NV. RIM. 90. -16
PIX OPERATOR, with hotel expert
ence: permanent work: alternating
hours z to 3 one week. 3 to II
chief operator. BURLINGTON HO-
TEL, 1I20 Vermont aye; nsT nv, -l3 !s
type. good appearance and personal
itv essential; 5.day. 40-hour week;
Apply THE HEcHT CO., F st. at
REGIsTERED G sSTiEERED NURSE. for position in
oral surgery ONCE, Silver Spring.
REcfPrfoN1sT. EeGns ESs $50, appointment girl;
exper. in handling public; ,6,daayy
week: good salary; apply L0gISS
sAEEscLERk zEf ii FRI; Store near 14th and
G Sts. N.w.-Lively personality.
good sales ability: under :35 yrs.
$40, 5h days; raises. Apply once.
AMEs. CO., 1496 H st. ne. Ii.
7-3304 -l3
Evening star., 1953-08-13
Statesmen

Live-wire statesmen for inside and
outside furniture and carpet selling.
Your own ability is the only limit
TO your earnings. Write immedi-
ately to Box Ask, Star. Replies
confidential.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
TYPISTS
Motors Insurance Corp,

General Motors Affiliate)
las openings on its clerical staff
for two young ladies. age II to. 80.
Good starting salary. Good working
conditions. Air-cond. ONCE. 5-day
wk. For appt. call MR.. SAWYER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

Il seems the ongnegotIated deal between the spau.
iah Government and the United States involving u. q
bases in Spain. i 1t hand The Spanish Cabinet recently
approved an agreement granting u s. forces naval and
AIR bases IN return for promised military and economic
aid.
From the strictly military point Of view, there 4
little reason to believe that II France 4 overrun IN auv
Communist attack, NATO forces could hold line on the
Frenehspansh border in Spain. Certainly the three
aiTfelds thought to be concerned and the two naval
bases would not enable NAT0 forces TO halt any serious
Russian attack into Spain
From the political point Of view any negotiations
with the DctaorcontroIled regime Of Francisco Franco
II regrettabe. Not only did he crush democratcay-
elected regime In Spain. but he remains ruler who came
70 power only with the sword and who trampled on the
peoples democratic rights in setting u his Fascist dicta-
torship.
Now that the war crisis In Europe has eased. and
most European nations back their feet again. and
since tie NAT0 armed force l. expected 10 approach
something like adequate defense force next year we
can see little urgency concerning the Spanish bases IT, s.
forces already have bases In France and North Africa
both Of which just short distance north and south
Of Spain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Western European Nations Are
Asked For Investment Money

Italy. The Netherlands. NpfW Ay,
Sweden and the United Kingdom
The United States u the only
eounsry which has pns up is fan
pledge sS92 10000 Canada with
ss3. s65. eco, has nesrly reached that
point.
A similar appeal made last year
brought the unconditional release
az 81. 500 600 worth of European
curreuClcs In The past twelve
months that en6ed June %. World
Bank officials say that more and
more u being released every year.
pounds li6e million aallaFsl last
ycar. Ire bank aotes. bot only for
use In the sterlins area and after
consultation In each ease.
The report was prepared for De.
livery today By President Eugene
Black AZ the opcnlng Of che eighth
annual meeting n the banks board
OF governors. The meeting Is sehed.
uled % last fhr0ugh saturday.
n points 10 the fact that supplies
are now more freely available oal.
side the United States and that
well over ! third Of iis spending
last year vas beyond IS limits
The proportion 81 nan-dollar loans
alzo increased.
Bot Unless the EaEopesn govern.
mentx release msfe funds 70 the
bank. il warns tat lss activities
may be restrained Reluetanee a.
Do SO. II points cat also reduces
possible exports hy European
members.
Leans 10 Europs and countries
amounted b equivalent II ss83aa
ssa. IN ne Sta go coo lent during
the twelFe mouihs taat ended June
80. That brought the fetal On loan
in Europe % sTaiMo. 600 more
than has been heat 20 any ether
area and nearly bali The bank }
total loans
The bank made 70 Middle East
loans il the period covered Bat
did pui fourfeen mllllan dollars N
70 railway development On North.
ern Rhodesia.
4 The report devoteR . consider.
able section % . rev phenomenon
II underdexeioped countries. TIE
establishment of Whist Il calls in.
slilulioas b weigh eoTefnmens pol
icy and guide government invest.
merit in economic development
Il cites tie National Bank fof
Development n Brazil. TIE Naiion.
al pianning Counel IN Colombia
and the Development bJard q
llraa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

Chapter u
-vxyHAT about FensenT~ nsked
" Raj. -llow did he ges Aliens
with Bray
~An rsahs. I guess answered
Ellen. They really dlant have
verv nurh IN common. fent0n IS
szsf IL ! RELIGIOUS fanatic and BE
I'D 10 geg pretty xhockcd ~
nrn~sa swearing. But there was
no haa feeling there Fcnton =
such . mouse he couldn't harnor
n intense feeling such - hate.
Ard a. Cor actually killing any
thing - veil my heavenS ne
thinks les hoFrifying even 70 All
earshw0rsns Cor laboratory Uufk-
How did Fentoa SET along
wath hubbardg"
~He pretty much kept out Of
Huhbarc'a way. although Or
Hubbard used 20 30 IN fenion 8
ofIlce quite often % have = clEa-
rette. lie did Il Just 90 annoy Zen
ton. I'm sure. he knew Fenicu
had religious scFuples against
smoking. 50 every time ne wanted
a cigarette, into Fcnton's ukiice he
would 20. Not that really mind.
cd, 10 be truthful DR.. Hubbard
used 20 smoke some special brand
of Egyptian eigarettes--a cant re-
member the nane--hut the smoke
wsns terrible n Kmelled like burn.
ma rugs and the ooox would In
ger for hours
~Bus Dr. Hubbard developed
On aIlergy 20 them end had 60
give up smoking entirely"
Ran was staring a. her intenily
as she spoke. When she finished
ne said. Lets so upstairs ! have
% call the hospital and then |
want 10 take a quick look a. Hub
hard's oiIice
They walked into the building
IS the noon gang sounded. Up
stairs. the corridor and Offices
were already quiet after The
lunch-hour exodus.
Ellen excused herself and went
down the hall 10 the room next
door 90 Brny's Office. When she
returned, Ran had already made
his telephone call
i've eos TO set right back %
The hospital now" he said. ~bus
the autopsy report Is ready. Bray
received q hypo % potassium
cyanide in the dorHai lumbar re-
Rion around midnight last night
And another finding be added
slowly. "was that the hypo In the
left arm was inserted after
death"
For q moment Ellen didnt saw
= word. Then she quickly turned
her back on Raj end stared out
tha window Cor a long minute
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

President Dwight ID. Eisenhower has once again
moved TO effect economies In the cost Of operating the
government and hopes that officials effect savings
,of at least two billion dollars by md-September.
The motivation for this move Il an admirable one.
since the President wishes TO refrain from calling Con-
into special session 10 act raising the ceiling
the national debt II Is estimated by Secretary Of the
Treasury George NJ Humphrey that the national debt Is
about x272500 100000. Humphrey also believes Il will
so to about s277 900 900 by the end Of December
The majority Of opinion to be that the Presi.
dent will not be able 10 cut 50 proposed
expenditures IN the next four months Therefore II APP
pears probable that Congress viii be called into special
session this fall Nevertheless the President Is making
sincere effort to avoid that eyentuaty and doubt he
forts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

LONG BEACH. Calf R-Poliee
for four nonfhs have been seeking
! nan suspected 81 committing >
series "a barelarles
Monday trey arrested = nan
eronrhed - the aitle e q cafe ED
said he had chopped 8 haze h ihe
roof 10 gain entry Detectives nen.
tlafed hlm ss Robert Elmer Nich.
oisoa. a.. and sid be admitted
TIE bnrelsriss
Thl whole four nsonfhas tbeY
learned. ne had been llFlae across
TIE street from polite kealqnaT'
tNrz.
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retffa "a eessfa Coo8neag
Knows ! should BE- Used - aaeh
sfEanNhls by now
she turacf % 20 out the door.
Euod hye. d. Rafferty,, she
called 90 hia ~Noaa bsissr set
back - ypur hospital
"Hey. vail 3 minute" lie
feaFhea her IN thrce long strides
Listen lie Ierked her chr
10 with his hard 80 that sne had
ta laca him 5agst dont want -
see yea getting huf1 that's al
sIhask yon" She pushed hlm
hard away. Aaybe I'm q funnt
pcgsan. bug there are sone thinea
that are even nsore lnpnftant ~
me than net getting Aurt
lie Rlared 81 hFg. 1tss muscles
in his Jaw were working rsriaiy.
sAll right he said. "Ih tel
ypu what III Do Thia = Friday.
la " al1 until Monday And 81 Na
have 80 clue ~ then I'll have -
eau lhe police. falr enoughf
In the meantime. he SD
very eguphasieAilY. Il don't want
you % Do anything thai wii
make Ire murderer suspicious %
yua 40 questions no snoupink
no nothing. uudefstandf
that's hne. she said sAFca8si-
csily. ~liow are We going % and
aus snythlngl by mental lelepa.
thT9"
Nuver mind TN handle H.
Right nos I've E0t 30 SCI back %
the hospital But fh ptek you up
lor dinner tonight Wen ny %
map out some plan them hew
WoNld slN .ihlTtY be-
~Fine. You can pick me I'D AZ
rny apartment It's the Norman
die
swell. And keep out Of iroa.
Ole until then. sect"
Right" Tier cheekN dlmpled.
"fm leaving right now, mister
How about a iRty"
sfYOu can drop me off a. the
Union Cafeteria. It's on the way
s'Incidentallv.~ Ran said. II no.
tlced that the door % Hubbard )
oaisee was locked.
ID always IS
~Do you have q keyf"
enc. Nobody bat Dr.. Hubbard
I had one. Why"
aThat may complieate matteFs
"Weli. don't worry about VI ]
think ! can SGT tbs hey easily
/ enough"
III would help But be careful
They got into his car ard drove
AZ that particular moment up-
stairs. a kev was being neatly
/ fitted IN the lock ~ the late Pro
lessor llubbarda oiNre d0uFi
tKa be sanslnaeal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

MARATHON - Acting Comman.
der. Willie Sansing, Marathon Am.
eriean Legion Post Post isa. has
announced plans for an immediate
intensive membership drive. de-.
signed 10 surpass previous records
which won the Post two awards
for outstanding membership cam.
paigns.
AZ Post first Vice Commander
and In conjunction with the Posts
second vice-eommander. Wiley J.
Aldret, Sansing stated that be was
formulating Q membership com.
mitlee that win include every mem.
Der Of the Marathon Legion Post.
The population increase during the
past year has brought an influx ol
veterans eligible TO Join the local
Post. he pointed out. The acceierat.
ed community service program vii
require additional member-partici,
pation. With q great percentage ol
Marathon area residents being val
veterans. further emphasis q the
Legion Pests community service
program yin. IN effect be . De,
monslration of greater service d
the community.
Sanslng called upon Ell Mara,
thon Legion members il bushes,
or maintaining professional offices
70 have q supply Of mem bss shin
blanks on hard e al times. AI,
though the new dues year begina
October LIST, be cited instances
throughout the United States where
Legion Posts have already announ.
eed 100 per cent renewals and new
members for 1864.
In addition % currently absent
Post Commander wesley J. Barteil
Aldret and he. Sansing. advised
that the following Post officers and
committee ehslrmen win aecep.
new and renewal membership 40.
plieations h eonjuncsion win Der.
formanee of their assigned Legion
duties. lie pointed cut mat the res.
possibility vested IN the Legion ol.
ices. was similar 30 that being sc.
eomplished ca a nationwide haxl,
q every community il TIE United
States. The other Officers and
Chairmea II TIE Marathon I.eRsnr
Post are: Daniel J. 0'Connell. Fin,
anne Officer. Charles Childs. chap
lain. Edward c. scheneman. Ser
vice Officer. yshn W. castell. JF.
Admtanf and sehooi Medal Awnrdl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
VERY lruls yours

100 nh street North
birmingham. Alabama
September ;. tsss
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jects covered under ''lnduclionI
training'' win be: The fireman's
Job. Identifying tools and appara.
tus In the fire station. handling and
using hose, operating hand extin.
guishers, using ropes In the fire
service, handing ladders. folding
salvage covers. loading hose, fin
ishing the house load. catching"
the hydrant. and wearing protective
equipment.
The Unit Training course WIN In.
elude such practice and practical
subjects IS: minor extinguishing,
forcible entry, hose and ladder,
ventilation. fire stream, salvage,
fire apparatus, rescue first aid In.
spection and private fire proceed
ures.
Bushea also stated that no plans
Cor Marathon's participation In Ma.
tional Fire Prevention Week have
been formulated. Every eommun-
ity and civic organization was
invited 10 send representation 10 o
planning meeting held at the local
fire station Tuesday evening.
September 9. at eight p. m.
National Fire Prevention Week
win be from October <th 10 10th.
No plans Coz Q parade or any sim.
ilar public observance have been
made o. yet. The decision a. 10 the
type Of participation Marathon
should have In this national pro-
gram. win depend upon the ideas
Of those who attend Tuesdays
meeting. However. Chief Bushea
did state that he has asked Mon
roe County Engineer John p. Cog.
gin 10 coordinate aIl IDEAS and
planning for any special events
that may evolve from the meeting.
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I'D FIeHTeRs' couRsE

MARATHON - The first official,
formal course Of instruction for
Marathon Fire Department volun-
lee<s. under personal supervision
of an instructor from the Florida
state Fire College. VII begin Men
day evening. september "a. Il was
announced today BY Fire Chief
r.. o. Bushea.
The intensive training course ses.
slons vii be held al the local fire
house, and in the adjacent practice
areas, from seven 10 ten D. m.
daily, through September isth. Bn-
shea stated. Although designed pri-
marty % provide members II his
volunteer staff with advanced train.
lng. attendance "a the State Fire
College course win be open 10 non.
members a. wen.
Additional volunteers are always
needed, the Fire Chief explained.
However. he pointed oui that II re-
quires four weeks q consecutive
attendance at meetings and drills
for an individual 10 qualify Cor &C.
ceptance in the Marathon Volun.
taer Fire Department. A fire de-
paFtmens badge il issued b an
Individual, only sfler completing
the four weeks of basic training.
The forthcoming Fire College spon-
sored training sessions wlll Be an
excellent time for prospective vol
unieers 10 regisier, nashea stated
farther.
A textbook. ''Fife Service Prac.
tees for Volunteer Ere Depart
ments." 4 being distributed % al
members. The book Is prepared by
the school q Trade and lndustrial
Edueatioa. Oklahoma Institute of
Technology. 0kiahoma A and a
College.
Bushea explained that the Fire
College course win be divided into
two training phases. The first part
an Be- ''Iadacsl0n Training" and
the second emit Training." Sub
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09


MARATHON - Monroe County
Engineer John y. Gogain was an.
nounced as top man IN the first
round annual primary elections. of
the Marathon Chamber Of Com.
merce. After the ballots we're
counted. Thursday 81 the Chamber
Office. Coggin was announced 10
have scored the highest number 81
votes, and led the field Of Il can.
didages, who viii now vie for cleo.
ton 10 the seven positions on The
Chambers Beard of Directors.
The names Of the II VIII now be
printed on final ballots and mailed
10 the I6l Chamber members. Not.
ing for seven board members vii
be BY return mail or In person.
with sealed ballots on or before
Ocloher fst, when the next Cham.
ber meeting Is scheduled. The new
board members viii them convene
ia elect the Chamber President.
and other officers. from their num-
Der.
Although Isl primary election
ballots were distributed. 81 were
returned. The sealed ballots con.
tined the names Of every member
90 the Chamber 90 Commerce. with
those polling the highest number Of
votes selected for The runoif cleo.
ton slate. The following tellers, ap.
pointed BIZ President Fred Center
az the meeting. handled the tally
Of last nights votes: o. Il. Car.
zero. Molen wilkins. Ralph Z. Gun.
ningham. Jr. Daniel ]. o'Connall.
Edgar y. Seney, Jr. and r. o,
Bushea.
The primary winners announced
with respective number Of votes
polled were: John p. Goggin, IS;
Ralph II. Cunningham. Jr.. a.:
Fred Center, 81 william A. Par.
rish. Sr.. IS. Chef TingleF. 30. Cliff
ford Hicks q; J. J. Han, Il: I'd.
gar ". Seney. Jr.. %; Romer l..
Iaueum ~; Walter Trandel. "A:
~. r. "Phn" Sadowski. IA; n. D,
Bushea. n: o. n. CarreFO, II, w.
Russell Hll. II.
Philip A Sander. who was orr.
ginaIy announced In nth position
with u votes. withdrew from the
rece In order TO break the tie, In.
volving CarFero and Hill.
And examination Of the records
Of the no year history Of Mara.
thon's Chamber, indicates that no
incumbent has ever succeeded him.
SEW 10 the Presidency. However,
W. A. Parrish. Sr., who was pre-
sident In 1854. vas again elected
president and served the 1915
term. Including The present lncum,
bent. Fred Center. SIX Of the "A
nominees elected last night have
served IS Chamber Presidents.
Fred Center Il currently complet.
inR the JOB for the 1ss2-S3 term oi
.ogiiee.
Top vote scorer. Cowgin. Is IN.
mediate past president during 1881,
's2. J. J. Hall held the key office
i'm ia50si. Chef Tingler vas pre-,
sldent IN 1858. ". A. Parrish
was ire Chambers first presideni
in 1894 and served again In 1857.
g. r. o. BuShea was TIE cham.
her's chief executive during 1854.
a.
Although Il has been stated that
candidates 90 not campaign for
election 10 the top chamber offices,
there were indications last night
that more Intensive activity may
b. expected during the ensuine
weeks
Marathon IA an unincogporated
community. To date No steps have
been taken 20 assume any phase a
self government. row open % local
residents under provision a tn
~Enahllng Act passed a M,
years session Of the State Legs
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Marathon News
BY JACK N. LEVINE

|lature. By virtue Of rs organlxa.
tion, the local Chamber Of Com
meree remains the only Quasl-gov'
Ornamental body IN the AREA. The
increased number Of residents. re-
portedly. makes the Marathon area
the most denseiy populated on the
Florida Keys.
The role that the Marathon
Chamber plays IN community af.
fairs was reelected IN reports By
President Pred Center. lie stated
that Chef Tingier and Waiter Cros.
land, as q committee designated
BY the Board Of Directors confer.
red with Monroe County Sheriff
John NJ. Sp0ttswood regarding The
need for additional community Law
enforcement officers. The CON.
miliee reported that the Sheriff In.
dicated that the limited budget Of
his office prevented the assignment
oi q deputy sheriff from the Key
West area 70 patrol in Marathon.
The Sheriff suggested that the
matter be referred 10 the County
Commission for an increase In bud.
set, Il was reported.
similarly, Center reported that
the Chamber has forwarded 10 the
County Commission . petition Of
some 800 names, together with q
letter requesting funds 10 admins.
ter, In cooperation with The Key
West Humane Society. a program
OF euFtailing prevalence Of stray
dogs and eats In the community.
Center also announced that the
Chamber has received word that
County Education Commissioners
Horace 0'BFyant Is going ahead
with plans 70 erect an elementary
sehool In the community for Mara
thon's Negro population. The date
OF such action was not indicated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

Editor. The Citizen
During De latter part d June ]
visited my son In your city. After
looking over al TIE sights q 10.
serest I one day sirolled up TIE
dock ol the lndtpendenl flahlne
Fleet. After walking ~ the dock
end asking q great many foolish
questions and getting snnhbed 81
most 81 them. met q very charIe-
ing lady. After talking with her Tor
some time found 10 my SURPRISE.
that she was Captain q enc q TIE
fleets. During our conversation I
happened 20 mention that ! had
never been further from shore thaa
/ coald wade. She very kindly
asked me 10 take the trip As her
guest. hesiiated for soFae tine
because 1 was afraid l might set
lseazlck bot she LAUGHED a. ne
about Il and said Il | dld she could
cure Il. 80 ! finally decided % 80.
| vas very nervuus 10 start with
bat after watching her handle TIE
ship for sometime. 1 decided there
vas no use 70 fear f5r she really
knew her business. Alter getting
about 10 a. ~ miles 0ut TIE Mates
Engineer George Trap. raE 3 Ire
oui lor some 60 yards bach 81 ne
boat and immediately hooked =
very large barraenda. and very
kindly asked me If wanted %
land the fish. was nervous and
awkward tzt after = Ii a sweat !
finally cot tie fieh up 70 where the
Nate hauled Il on beard. ! viii
never forget the thrill I hsd watch-
ina that fish flop around on tas
deck
Captain Shirley Carson = enc -
she most charming people I ever
met She seemed 70 take . per.
sonsl Interest II every passenger
en- haard and wanted them al -
have 4 good tine. I honesliy BE-.
lieve inst Captain Carson has Ne
sense nat tells her 1aht where >
Ish Is for wherever she sinpped.
We really caught fan. | won't fuf-
set ether how kipd the Msts was.
8e wss alwsYs helping tbe pas.
senRars. advising and be really
kaew bis Business.
/ wosald like for any 81 ny frierds.
whoever visits Key West or any,
cas else for nat matter. q take
trip aih CAPITALS Gafsun They
surely viii not forRei 4 Captain
Garsaa doesnt oeefiosd her boat.
she warts eYeryone 10 have plenty
a raom iag comfort / hope lAat
Captain Carscn w7ll see iris -
your paper II JON see ~ 10 publish
Ii.
Very lruls yours
.. G. CHEEK
los zHh street North
'fs.rminnham. Alabama
September ;. $50
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