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Evening star., 1953-08-20
MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Exper. IN seafood; part time. daily.
Verv good earnings. Apply KUSH-
NER'S SEA FOOD RESTAURANT,
S523 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
Spring. Md. 20
MATTRESSES
SPRING. MD. (NIGHTSl
We furnish meals. uniforms; a
clean. cool place to work. Paid va
cations. sick leave, food. insurance
and many other advantages of
Washington's fastest-growing chain
of restaurants.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Room 200. 1341 G. st. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BULLDOzING AND PAN WORK
Specialize in
FISH POND AND ROAD BUILDING
For farms and estates; Va. Md. or
D. C.. Free estimates. WILLIAM
VAN THOMPSON. 1O35 31st St.
NV. Elk. 3-1513. "a
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OFFICE CLERK

General ONCE v ork; must be
adept with figures: PIX
eXper. desirable but not nee;
5-day week. Apply in person
to Mr.. Harab. AMERICAN
LINEN SERVICE CO.. 2233
Sth st. NV.
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rs
CONTRACTOR AND BUlLDER-Gen-
MR.. LEONARD. WA. 7-93I2. -21
DRIVEWAYS. walks, steps, cellars,
patios. Built or repaired. TU. 2-5990.
ELECTRlCAL-Wiri and repairing;
free estimates. Maryland only. WA.
7-4023 -21
ELECTRICIAN-Wi Of all kinds;
24-hour emergency service. RE.
7-2233; eyes,, EN-. 2-SS14. -26
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. house
and commercial installations; D. c.,
Nd and Va ia 4-l1R2 -21
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ONOhEDo Of i i EMS
TO CHOOSE FROM

Washers, dryers. ironers, refrigera-
tors. freezerS, ranges. televiSion. air
conditioners, dehumidifiers. These
are just few Of the many items
during this sale.
PETE HILLS SILVER
SPG. GAS & ELEC. co.
$50 Bonifant St., JU. s-2121
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Flagstone and Stone

F1a9SCOne ana stone
Cement drivewayS, walks. steps,
porcheS, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Beautiful floors az q
RX' ISxeSs Ss-sSs5. SSs!. Free estimates: -sS Gan
FLOORS rehnished like new free
COVER. WA. 7-eS6S any time.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed; old noors made
like new. Call any time, WA. 7-1129.
FLOOR SANDING, I'm. New &c So: IT.
Old. 10c and up. Free est: Work
guar. c. L. HINsoN. Ii. 3-754S;,
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing; ex-
per. mech; work guaranteed; free
estimate; aV. rm., S1o. co. 5-4S3o.
FLOOR SERVICE, Nothing but the
best: laying, SANDING, finishing,
cleaning: parQuet Installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC, 1928 cordell ave.,
Bethesda. Md. OF. 4-7466.
AND PLUMBING, furnace
cleaning, repairing: chimney sweep
ing; no Job too small. DE. 2-5972.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Waterproof1ng Our Speciality
carpentry and painting. RA.
3-3021. JU. 9-4622, 10. 2-32Q5;
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BUILDING
MATERIAL
RECLAIMED
INVENTORY SALES

OTHER MISC. MATERIALS:
Bottled gas apt. size stoves, bottle
gas hot-water heaters, 100000
feet lumber, brick, trim.
SPECIAL
TOILET AND TANK
All new fittings. Sl9.95
SPECIAL
LAVATORY BASIN
All new fittings. $500
SET-S33
Special, Special-New
Asbestos Siding Shingles
WHITE AND COLORS
S6.95 PER SQUARE
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Free Delivery. Day Service.
FLA Financing and Budget Account.
ACE WRECKING AND
BLDG. MATERIAL CO., INC.
4O02 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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SHAPIRO

Prefer one with construction expert
ence Air. conditioned office. Group
hosp. 5-day week. Salary, sos per
week tn str IT
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YOUNG LADY. EXPER. IN RETAIL
SELLING OF FINE JEWELRY
OPEN. CHARLES ERNEST. I'll
l4th ST. NV. go
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HOUSEKEEPER

AOO011AII4 I4V
DO YOU WISH A HOME?
companion to elderly
woman; live in; good home and
food age no factor. small compen-
sation; Jewish home, IA. 9-5173.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
AUeHWe Choir viii
Sing At Wanmntaker's
(eontinued nom first nnron

Ncohtlnued from first page)
Milford, Del; March 25th. LuTn
Temple Shrine Male Chorus: Anrii
lst' Bensalem A Capella Choir.
Carnwells Heights, pa: HoIv
Thursday, April End. LiturgicaI
Music on the Great Organ, Miss
Mary E. VOgt, Wanamaker's or
ganist; Good Friday, April Srd. 9 20
a. m, Organ selections, Miss Vogt:
!I:SO-l2 noon, Organ selections
from Wagner's "ParsifaP1; 4:45-
5;SO p. m, The Boy Choir of Trini-
ty Episcopal Church of Swarthmore
Pa, Christ Lay in the Bonds of
Death, Cantata No. 4, by Bach.
The commentator for all the. Len
ten programs is Mr.. Edward Rhein
of Philadelphia
The Avenue Choir will be accom-
panied on the trip by Mrs. Dean
kimmel, Mrs. Byron Gibson. Mr..
and Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Harry
Clarke, and Mrs. A. C. Davidson.
This Choir will present the en-
tire Cantata, "The Seven Last
Words of Christ by Theodore Du-
Bois, in Avenue Methodist Church.
Milford, Palm Sunday, March 29th.
at p. m. Further notices will fol-
low in later editions of the Chroni-
Gle.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
4-H Council
Met At GeOrgetOuT,
CONTINUED from first paeo,

Continued from first page)
urday nights of each month in the
different communities in SUSSEX
County. The first will be held on
March 7th at the Georgetown Agri-
culture Center, beginning at 8 n
m. All All members are invited and
may bring friends.
The newly formed Council decid-
ed they would have a constitution
David Elliott, Betty Lee Cannon
and Earl Hastings volunteered 10
study a constitution submitted bv
Mr.. Adkins.
. Any All Club IN the county NAV
give a ten minute radio program
on Saturday from IL noon until
1910 over WJWL. in Georgetown.
If any Club is interested, contact
Mr.. Adkins.
Two All members from each
county will visit Governor ]. Caleb
BOggs at his office in Dover on
March 9th, at two p. m. David Eli
oft and Betty Lee Cannon were Sc
lected to go from Sussex County.
1t was decided to contact the
other county All Council and or
ganize a State All Club Council.
1t was suggested and discussed
having All signs on a county and
state wide basis in each community
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Sussex Red Cross
Units Plan Show
CONTINUED from first page)


vited to attend the all day affair
talent for which will be recruited
from amateur ranks, organizations.
m m bers of various minstrel
groups in the county and other To-
cal artists. Howard H. Abbott. of
Georgetown, who is chairman of
Area No. s, is acting as general
chairman.
The big event planned for the
last Sunday of the Red Cross cam
paign for funds is only one of MANY
features and programs being plan
ned for the campaign by the radio
station. On March 8th, an event
similar to the one planned fol.
March 29th, will be staged for a
five hour period. This will also be
a request program with listeners
phoning requests. A list of num-
bers by special talent is being pre-
pared and will be made public next
week. The special events and all
others being arranged are a part
of the concentrated effort to assist
in putting over the goal for Red
Cross in the county.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Kent Clubs Will
Celebrate 4-H Week
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OF Kent County and the theme OF
club work for Working To-
gether for World Understanding"
Will be another Of the high-lights
OF the county celebration of Club
Week. The display will be placed
In the window Of the Farmers Bank.
Dover.
A county window exhibit contest
is being sponsored for the clubs in
the county. Each club is to depict
the Al story by showing what
they are doing in their own COM
munity clubs. The windows will be
judged by jeanne Ouweneel. Assis-
tant Extension Editor, and Sam
Gwinn, State All Club Leader, both
Of the University of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Girl Scout Troops
Are Planning
For Birthday
CONTINUED from first Dooo,

continued from first page)
as ushers for the Scouts "Own"
program.
Cu Monday afternoon, March 16
the girls Of Troops los and SO will
attend the Century Club meeting
and present their BIRTHDAY cere-
mony and sing a few songs. This is
their way Of saying thank you to
the ladies of the Century Club for
sharing their club rooms with the
Girl Scouts for the Leaders Train
ing Course meetings, Leaders Club
Meetings and Mother-Daughter ac-
tivities.
This will be a busy week for the
leaders as we'll as the girls. These
leaders are all volunteers who de-
serve a thank you from every par
ent in Milford for the time and in
terest they devote to the girls each
week. There are about 200 register
ed Girl Scouts in Milford who are
being given the joys and benefits
of Girl Scouting.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Blue Hen Post Will
Nominate Officers
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Post officers, elected March gath.
will assume their new duties in
late April, following public in
stallatiOn ceremonies.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Blue Hen
Post held it's nomination meeting
the past Monday evening with the
following results: Mrs. Emma Gun4
ming was nominated for president;
Mrs. Audrey Savage was the nom
inee for senior vice president; Mrs.
Gertrude Carter was nominated for
junior vice president; Mrs. Virginia.
Quering was the nominee for con-
ductress; Mrs. Anna Mae Harring-
ton was nominated for guard; Mrs.
Helen West was nominated to serve
another term as chaplain; Mrs.
Mildred Hall was nominated to
continue as treasurer, and Mrs. Vir-
dia Williams, who, with the April
installation ceremonies, will COM
plete a highly successful term as
president, was nominated for trus-
tee (three year term). The Auxil-
iary will reopen nominations on
April 9Th, and accomplish election
of officers on the same evening.
At Monday evenings meeting of
the Auxiliary, three new members,
Mrs. Catherine Acko, Mrs. Margaret
Martucci and Mrs. Lucille Engle,
were inducted; reports of recent
activities were given, and
plans for late winter and early
Spring activities were discussed.
Mrs. Williams presided.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06

The officers Of the Sussex County
4-H Council will discuss the idea
further.
The state and county All Report
ers' contest was discussed and all
reporters were urged to enter it.
David Elliott mentioned several
scholarships available for under
graduates taking agriculture or
Home Economics at the University
of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06
Need For Georgetown
Hospital Discussed
CONTINUED from first pagel

date on details of what has been
done over a period of the last few
years, in the effort to locate a hos
pital here. He said the Board of
OF Directors had obtained plans
and blue prints from a small hos
pital in Nebraska, which call for
hospital equal in size to the
one now in operation in Seaford.
He also spoke of the funds al
ready in hand for a Sussex Cen
tral Hospital, which, when built,
will be a memorial to veterans of
World Wars I and II.
Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-06

Although children of multiple
human births usually are small at
birth, most twins and triplets are
normal size at 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Letter Writer Is liked AT Charge

RICHMOND. Cali. "a Rieh-
mond grandmother said last night
che wrote one Of tae letters reject.
ed By baby Amsriean prisoners Il
the Korean War because they
charged TIE letters amounted 10
"eoereion.
what q narvel" said Mrs Rdna
storeoy. Q formsr sshool.sachsr.
II they eall my letter 'roereien.
What Do hey cal what ths Rsds
have been dolngg"
Mrs. storehy said she wrote 10
SGT Andrew Fortnna Il Ionla.
Mica, because q iust wasted 10
ten him that the Communists are
selling . pack 81 liEs."
Il wrote about everything rom
The Miehiean state ioofhall team
10 ne advantages Of hvlng IN
America.
Il talked line q motAer. I wreta
shat they could expset living N.
der the Communists. I advised
thsm 10 pray and ask Coz guldancs
and strength 10 reach ths Figkt e.
eisinn--to eome home"
ia nat eoercionf"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

BRIDGEToN. n. = n - Mu.
nae schaffsr zdanowski cried he
lIked Il here" In ne United siates
whsn tad ths una.ppy nsws. 80
reported by Q Russian agency.
nat hsF PolisA-born CT Husband
had iled 10 Communist East Ger.
many.
Mr. zdanowski. q. Aad net and
married her hushan6 oniy . few
months before b wss drafied IN
July. iesa
SAs said b tams 10 ne U. 8
IN ietp.
Ths sfflelal Eass csrmsa nae
nsws agency. Adm. said IN .
Thanksgiving Day dlspsteA nat
ths 1s-yesr-old zdanowski entered
East cermany Nov. : and was
tnrnsd ever 10 Polish sulhoriiiss
e his own request.
Adm qnotsd the CT ss ehsrginG
America viii bsiaa aa "sesrss.
cor" nation.
Ms vie. weeping Of the nsws.
said shs never heard Der husband
''eritieins" thls eaunfry.
Tht Army's Eurgpean hssdquaF'
tsrs % Hsidslbers. German, SAD
z1anowski I'D bssa AWoL sincs
Nov. 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Same Leg Hurt

HOLLYWOOD W-Aetrsss sazan
nan Ia bach 10 q hospital bed AGAIN
and this tine her oft-lntursd right
lsg Ia hFeksa. Her dog tlppsd ever
kis drinkins water Saturday snd
TIE pretty a year-old hrunstte
slipped CO TIE wst pot
II was the sane leg shs injured
While daneing Cor . movie scene
. year aso and thsn hurs agaln N
90 automobile aeeidsni last FEB.
raaFy. Followiag ths nrs lnjury
Q growth dsveloped wAieA was
diagnosed as Ewing's tumsr. .
fnrm q cancer Miss Bah refused
- permit smputation althoagh q
was advised
AFTER . year On erutehss. vas
Ell READY 10 GO baek - wurk." sAs
sad SAD new tbs Aappsns.
6As sal hsr studio I'D prem
ised Der paFss Or 30 n tie tofsh'
eemiAe flma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

thess fsw eatssoriss e Business
whieh unAsr ths Act are nos ell9i.
his tof loans. any small sntsFpFiss
wisA o eood manaasmena ard ere
81 rseoFd b eligible % apply."
Mr.. Kntwistle said ne act aise
specifies ne iollowlng factors are
- BE eonsidersd n processing lean
applleatlons: Importanee Il ne
BUSINESS activity 70 TIE defense sf.
fort Or sssenfiai eivillan needs, @
tAe public Interest. Or b ne main.
tsnanee Il . vsll-balaneed natioaal
eeonomy.
q a requirement that o. sppli.
cant Cor q direct loan must skow
proof that his own bank eannoi
grant such . loan cas- eonslnusd
bui q secondary requirement thal
proof of refusal q credit from Z
composing hank be effsrsd wa'
6alelad.
fhis ehanae 10 not libernliEa'
ton 81 TIE requlFemsnt that salts
fastory evidsnee must Be Furnishes
tat credit IL nog avallahls thruugh
nogmal bankins ehannsls. " accord
lAs b Mr. Eniwissls. ''Ia al eases
Il h within the diaerstioa a -
Rsgioaal efEes h sxpisrs TIE svaIl
ability q hank hnanelng. Indeed
this werk ollsn puls the would-h'
Borrower IN touch with Q banl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Loans Are Possible For Small Business

whlsA cen grant ne required ere.
an"
3 A clause was addsd sxeladlns
ne granting of ilnaneial asssstanes
where the purpose Il 10 rsfinanee
Indebtedness 70 o Goyerumsnt
agenxy.
Ne added nat ne slarilleaslea
q the Loan Policy stslsment pri-
marty vas "a administrative step
aimed At meeting Loan objeetives
under the Small Business ACT. n
vas taken. he SAID. because 81 some
Misunderstanding of the original
language Of the siaisment. Many
worthy small business firms had
gained the mistaken idea they we're
Dot eligible for financial assistanee.
Further details. Mr.. Entwlssle
said. can be obtained Al the region-
al office az Peaehiree Seventh
Budding. % Seventh Street. n.
=, Atlanta. Georgia. OF 81 hraach
efflees ai co Courthouse Bulldlng.
slh Avenue and Broad street.
Nashville. Tennessee ard 90 60.
eial Security Building. Third ard
23rd Streets. Birmingham. Ala.
hama.
These Offices rsprsssnt sDA n
ne States of: Ceoraia. Florida.
Tennessse. South Carolina, Ala.
bama and Mississippi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

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naliy. h was $50 whsn F1 isn6s4
90 49, ssas ~ $500 - -
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iMHm4 wmy % &C., bnaAns nHa.A
q bsarned - - bseEws \ wpm4
- ne secumd tlms 70 mkpa %
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Funny Mail

ST. PETERSBURG. ns. N =
Mrs. re upton. secretary q Dram
Beard Ne. -, says Q letter recently
received By the board began Ike
this:
Dear Ma. ! vaat you 10 taks
my husband In the Army Of once.
Ne has nun on vita snothsr
kussy."
Another wenf: "Aeeordlng a
your lnstructions my vie has had
Q baby"
A singls is-year-old yesfh filed
g depsndenry elassifeation 70
anssi. explaining he had n o..
pendsnts. ASKED how maeh hs eon-
tributed 10 thsir SUPPORT. N
rspiisd. ''Noshins. I'm not vera
ing"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

Dwight y. Rntwisiis. Aasnia 80
sional dlreetor q tAe Small Dual-
nass Administraiion. said ct
tat q rsvlsiom ef ne enA Loan
Poliey staisment makes 4 crystal
clear" almost any small business
Win Q sound record 10 slleibis 10
apply Or . huslness lean.
Ths rsvlslon was prepares tolnly
~ al members Il ths Lean Pulley
Beard whieh ineiudss aetion GnA
AAmlniStsaioT vessel b. Barnes.
Secretary q ne Treasury George
NJ. HamphFsy amd Secretary q
Commerce slnelalr weeks.
Mr.. Kmtwislle said tha Fevlslon
h no way rslaxsa ne basic re-
snLfsmsni nat sn Ioans 10 small
esnseTns shall ~ q somnd value
ed rsasenahly assured e fspay.
msmt. Hs poinfsd CT nat ely
TREE lmpoFtani Changes we're
made In TIE wurding e he Pre-.
vioua Loan Poliey Slatsmemi:
I. a pArase rsfsrFsng 10 prefer
smee feF ''dsfsnss CO essantlal elvll.
llan" requlrsmsnas MS dslsssd.
sThls u 10 mako 4 crystal clear
that the 0ovsFnmens Il aranting ~
pFsisrsnee &c between types q
AmeFiean snail bnslness IN apply'
las ~ Anaaeial asslsianea." Mr.
Entwistia ds<larsd. "Kxesps 60
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Wants Holiday In Hospital

PITTSBURGH B-hany younE-
stsrs don't llks hospifals 80 IL
year-olA Tommy Ebber1 uamis b
spend he Christmas here.
Tommy ain 10 rssovsrins fron
burns sufiered three years aao
uhsa six msmbsrs a Us family
loa their lives IN . kass ukicA
Destroyed thsir home.
SAGE thea the younssieF las
bsen shuttilng bsek and fern -
tweea chlldrsn's Hospltal hsrs ed
ne ekidrsn's bone q wlliams-
hurx. Pa. Ne enloys tks hems 1T
says hs vanis - stay h tks hospi-
al ~ long 60 90 ean ~ ssrrsans
can eompleis theu surgery faster.
ne only ssrsisors uers Tommy
and kis father. His fsfhar las 70.
severed 81 81 snouaA b werh
and make . home fnr them.
Tommys In kand b psrmansni,
~ eripplsd snd ssHrzn3 burns &c
many SCARF - dsesaFs 81 -
h save kls ret h.nd anf wofl
esasianay - rsscl1 kls hsdy az
face.
- fsr Ne 80 rs undsrssns 4
iopsEstions-Aes 49, n Ne hospl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

WASHINGTON ~ - HARD anA
fasi Laws 10 prsyeni TfsasuFy Dc.
paFtmsnl fasoFilism an pallileal
meddling n fs4srsl tax esneetions
vas demanded leasy hy Hsuss u
vsstiaaiers.
Ths WAYS and Meas suAesm.
mitsss. IN Go fsursA imssalimamt
teday e q fnal FspoFs CO two
years q lnssstlgaflns taz fra-A
I'd irregularities. rseommanAed:
I. Knssfmsni Il eAansss n eAs
lniarnal Fevsmas eede ID cure e.
lhsrity e e SECRETARY e tha
Treasury ever actual aaminisira.
to ef ths tan lava 10 ''prsveai
peliiieal needing b tAs futnrs. "
q 0iving ne lateral rsvenus
eommlssisnaf direct aulAnFily ovas
an eolisesieas n 81 matters 81
mselslns asiieaal Assai polley.
Tas rspers deserved;
sceFruptsa, e e1arss. b 80.
meis q snr I've Ct gvveEmmsma.
- poiifl<al inflBenes eeseeivahly
wDuld be les stromsly fslt ~ e.
|resF smplsyes e lAs huroan tAan
~ polifisally appszzsed Treasury
-ii Shs Tssassry - Isassr Aas
ul1maia eonarua ever parsomnal
easstioas O. hks matters psTsonal-
Nv afIaetlng hureaa empioyss.
Trsas1ry efAcials ~ pesssas So
power Do infnsnee wat sheuad h
Impartial admlnlstra1lxs dseisaons
h ths bareaa"
Secretary ef Treasury Hnmph-
rsy annouaesd Nos. - tAat - I'D
delegated a. astAerity - re u.
lsrnai ksvenas GsFwiea Or had
ne lndividnal Ten eassa. vale re-.
serving polley asxisiams 10 sAs
Treasnry. Ne said h wiIl Gu AL.
eatioa and aelay.
This handlAg eeWn q pewsf. &C.
eDmplishea graAmany. sfyss Infsr'
nj Revsnne commnsionar I.
cslemnn An6rsws suxAorisy 4
make hnal aeFeememts Co Tan Go
putss. ameng ether thines.
Subcommittee nafsrred % Ia
| pnklle hsarines q whieA wilnsssal
testified nat Treasury offirials n
tsrvened In indivadmal easaa. Thls
tks rsport ssk6. was 'sln6leatlva q
&c abuses whAeA can Geo from
Treasury eoatrul Il tAa 6seislen,
making pfeeessas II e. eases. =
In each eaaa. Z aala. - eowaF
e Treasufy efzelai1 was exerss6
10 hestew Q special hsnalll co -
tzxpsysr.
"Te terminata he amGharfay q
TrsasagJ efA<aala ever tar a1mia'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Actress Is 81

PASADENA, Calf n - Trixls
Friganza. who was bshin1 TIE foot
liGhts before ths tuFn q tie een-
tary. csiehrsasd Asr e2nd barthday
yesterday.
rs actress. ths -champaGns
ciri" e Q asnsFatloa 80. spent
TIE Car amiskly Vii visiflns
frisn1a &c was e. tAa stage ior
- years hsfsrs hsr rssiremeut n
is0. Sc zane eui q Fetiremsni
Or . stint co ths stage durtng
wmi6 War II.
ones tAs tossi q New fork. Lon-
don. PaFts and Bndapest Miss Fri-
sanza lives 81 Fiintridss Academy
e - esered Heart. . catholie
eenvsnt sahooi in the Hills ever
leekiaa Pssadsna. A victim n
arthrits. Sc 10 eomened 10 bed and
. wAsaiekair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

Officials IN Rochester. New York. recently reported
that their radar speed detection system had been IN op
eraton for than year and In the entire period
no motOr has jet been able 10 outwt the radar speed
clock meter.
Officials report various drivers have used tin foIl.
marbles and dragged steel chains and used lead
shields between the grill and radiator, In effort
drupt the Fadar detection. Despite al these gadgets
and experiments the radar device I'LL clocks the speed
Of motorists accurately.
In Rochester no one has been arrested for speeding
because Of Information furnished By tbs radar device
However. over 1000 molernls have received summons
based On the result q the dstsetor.
We pas this Information b those who ere fight
Inc losing battle against radar speed indicators eth
the advice that Il l. game which the driver d sure 10
lose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30

CLEVELAND R-Frank zonar.
u. died last night after = scaldlng
bah at warrpnsxale wurkhouse.
SGT John Leiteh sad zonar was
placed n e hathish b. o male
nzrse. Mo returned about e mln-
uies later 10 find ne hol waaEr Fan.
ans. zonaF cas- daasd hut stEi
eonseioas. Tie suhmeraed parf Il
his body was reddsnsd BY ths hoi
water. Leiteh sad be was dead CO
arrival 81 eity hospital.
zonar had eompleted Q three.
meath term for vanaary April Z
but was allowed 10 stay oa because
hs I'D 20 other place - 90.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-30
Hal Boyle
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