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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
Maryland Builders
Expect improved
Construction Rules

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liz 5uDuInan Malyland build-
80 ASooCaaslOn sald Ioaay Y
49, a psa. " la,Iovellens %
$3.50 $3.50 .ss.Dl =, 4 : sIls siO1ls alo pIo-
4. - - 80 lSsuas e & $500
60 ). - s .sa,. 49, y llllsLs,
- 1870 go y. ~
e asSas.so - 1919 uLnsIy aaiu
A. $3.50 e y 'aLleiss.
a clearer e1lnltlon Of The lines
@ antnority ana resp ibilty
q pubic agencies dealing with
Duliaefs. & reanctlon oL DELAYS ~
pIocessing pul0eFs pians, ana
zig sssaDilsnlIle q aaVlsory
pOaLuS - z means LOT SeCtiing
pIOplemS ana uluerenceS e. coQe
interpretation We're among sud-
JectS discussed.
buiders SAID there IS q patch-
WORK q antnority and respon-
slDllsy 20 tne Two counties over
'conssrucelon ana iano oeveiop-
inS ~,
4ney sApia!ned tne Marylano-
NatlOnal Capisal FarK ana Pian-
Mng commission must review
suDulVlslon pans Ior conformity
with ltS own master plan Tor
lanG uevelopment. Then the
MasnlnscOn suburban SANITARY
SouliulsSlon soes over tne iay-
o ou.S - caeck uIalnaee. sewer
a aau Ma.er iac.nties. az tne
r,en ,,e rt,rscts chac,r pa $3.50 ~, -
county rosd $500 go so.s s..o
reo,,,st;oos Al thasa osan,Is
m1st be rnade hafors ~ mi;
cation can he FLED for . h,,;1d.
ing permit. The result e SONS.
times confusinr ana DELAYING
builders said
49, 1870.
49,, a0 so .. y, susseSecu--super-
u Z. = &. p.,aSes y .ouliolns
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
Fairfax Officials
0|Ikay Permits
For New Houses

Recent permits issued by the
Fairfax County Building Inspec-
tors Once follow:
Dowden y Farnum. Route No.
1, Alexandra. owner and builder;
three dwellings in Dowden
terrace one each at SIC. 900. 49,
600 and $4,000.
w. C. Burdette, BOX 22l,
Alexandra, owner and builder;
dwelling on Lot Is, FairvieW
court to cost $4,000.
Lyle 8. Murphy. 800 West
Fairfax street. Falls Church,
owner and builder: dwelling ii
300 block Of Locust street to
cost $4,000.
q. +. Sailing, BOX 563. Falls
Church. owner; dwelling on Lot
]. jackson drive. OldeWood. to
cost $1i.500.
Mel Par Inc. 5000 Arlington
boulevard. Falls Church, owner:
elevator to cost. $l9.800.
G. T. Dalton, Fairfax, owner
and builder; dwelling on Lot A,
Burke road. Fairoaks, to cost
$4,000.
E. e. Bell, 2O5 Martin street,
Alexandria, owner and builder:
dwelling on Lot as. first addition
to Brookland Estates, on Pied
mont drive, to cost $1,000.
E. Smith. Springvale, Alex
andria. owner; dwelling on Lot
SO. Tanager road. Springvale. to
cost $4,000.
William T. Carrico, Alexandria,
owner and builder: dwelling on
Lot "a, Randolph drive, Willow
Run, to cost $4,000; architect,
w. G.. ChircotiS.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
TaMLicense
Ordinance Tabled

An ordinance changing the resi-
dence requirement for obtaining
taxi licenses in Key West was
tabled last night until the next
regular meeting Of the city com
mission.
The ordinance states that appli-
eanis must live in Key West for 4
least one year prior TO the date
Of application. Previously, the law
required ten years residence. The
new law also states that the chief
Of police must conduct an invsS-
tgatlon Of the character Of appll-
cantS.
City Commissioner Louis Car
bonell asked that the ordinance be
written SO that il would require
commission approval for taxi licen-
sex.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
NAL Asks Use Panel
For Terminal Switch

A representative of Ma
tional Airlines has proposed
to the airport use panel that
NAL and Aerovias @ use
the Navy airfield here in
stead of Meacham Field.
In a Washington dispatch
today, the Associated Press
said the Air Transport As
sociation (ATA) favors the
switch of commercial air
lines from Meacham to Boca
Chica Naval Air Station.
The ATA represents NAL along
with the other scheduled airlines.
Only last week, . major ssurnb-
ling block TO the proposed i'm
provsmsnfs af MeachsH was re-
moved when ths Chief Of Naval
Operations rejected objections 10
the field by Rear Adm. g. {.
Townsr, commander Of fhs Ma
val Base.
Towner sought to block the pro-
posed improvements by asking the
Chief of Naval Operations to re-
commend that the $l30,00o Civil
Aeronautics Authority grant be kill
ed.
However. the Chief of Naval
Operations turned down Townsr's
objections and did not bring the
matter before fhs cAA.
Towner said extension of Mea-
CHAINS east-west runway would
bring Meacham traffic and Boca
Chica traffic into conflict.
Apparently the Chief of Naval
Operations did not think so.
In Washington today, Roger
Flynn. a spokesman for ATA. said
the plan for joint Navy-airline use
of Boca Chica has been placed be-
fore the airport use panel OF the
Department Of Commerce.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Macy Man Hurt
Critically Here

Two Navy men were injured.
ore Of Them critically. In an
accident on Roosevelt Blvd.
early today.
According 10 the report Of
Pstrolmsn Brian K. Lloyd, the
accident occurred when . Navy
ieep. Teporfedly travelling al a
high rate Of speed. failed 70
negotiate . curve near the Ma
vel Hospital and overturned.
Listed In critical condition
with . head injury was Robert
s. Levine, II, Of fhs Naval Sta.
tIen. The other ssiies. Chester
Thornfon, ~. was said BY Ne.
vel Hospital officials 10 be In
fair condition with decorations
on his left arm and severe
Abrasionx.
The accident occurred st las
o. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
.FSU Physical
Ed. Director
Speak Here

DR.. Howard G. Danford. head
of Physical Education at Florida
State University, nationally :
known as an author of various
books relating to Physical Educa-
ton, and an authority on recrea-
ton. viii conduct a public meet
ing Wednesday evening. 8 o'clock,
at the Poinciana Elementary
School Auditorium. His topic for
the evening will be The Con-
tribution of Public Education TO
Democratic Citizenship" Hearing
DR.. Danford viii be of interest to
all persons, especially those work
ing with children.
DR.. Danford'S visit to Key
West is mainly for the purpose of
inStructing an extension course in
Physical Education to the teach
ers of the county.
The Rotary Club will have DR..
Danford as guest speaker at its
luncheon Thursday afternoon.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

the Casa Marina hotel.
Everyone concerned with the pro-
duction from producer Hal Wallis
and cameraman James Wong
Howe to character actors Sandro
Giglio and Georgia Simmons, make
no secret of the fact that they
think they have a winner in VIII
hams' drama Of passion and emo
ton.
Anna's Choice
And the fact that Italian actress
Anna Magnani chose the vehicle
for her long-awaited American film
debut is pretty good reason for
believing that she is sold on the
play which tells the story of wo-
mans ohsesSion with the memory
Of her dead husband and the burn
inc fear that he may have been un-
faithful to her.
Sandro Gigilo. a veteran eharae-
ter actor who interrupted a vaca-
ton IN Italy to play one of the key
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

roles in the movie, that of Father
DeLeo, summed il up this way:
Its one of the best parts I've
had. Tennessee Williams is one of
our greatest artists. He writes, not
to show us how beautifully he can
write, but how truthful he can be.
| like that.
She Knows The Life
The play is nothing new to
actress Georgia Simmons, who
say she is q Georgia Cracker" by
birth. She played the part of la
Strega (She'n do il it in the film
in the road company of Tattoo. IS
La Strega, a witch-hke charact-
er who continually harnesses Sc
rafina tAnna Magnsnil in the play.
Miss Simmons says, is a natural
for her - she's been playing such
parts for years. She got the part,
she said. when she met playwright
Williams i'm Rome and he said. II
know you'll be broke by the time
YOU get home so you may as well
play the witch
Cameraman James Wong Howe,
who has won more than his share
of Academy Awards, is another
who is enthusiasts about putting
The Rose Tattoo" on film.
Coed Character Types
"Weve got = lot of good charac-
ter types appearing in the picture
which win give us . chance TO
create mood lighting and special
effects. And the Key West settings
are wonderful We couldn't dup
hcate them anywhere. said Howe.
who has lost not a biz of his en-
thuSiasn after Ss years in the bus
mess. He added that the lighting
here is sharp and crisp-IuSt VIA,
we need.
Howe, who has won acclaim for
his technique OF instilling action in
to film scenes. is particularly hap
py about working with Miss Mag
Continued On Page FIvel
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Charge Is Filed
In TV Staying

MRS. Eleanor Blason, ths TV
killer, wss charged late yes
ssvdsy afternoon with first de-
srss murder.
Jvssies ~ NE Psses Ire Al.
bury Issued shs warrant.
Albvry alse snnovnesd thsf
sbs insvsss will bs ss Z p. N.
FEldsy.
N,ssnwhiss, Mrs. Bistcn. %.
sss quietly IN her cell In ihs
sevnsy lsN.
peIies ssid she shot her hvs'
bsnA. James p. Blston. Jr., ~.
isss Sssurdsy afternoon In en-
srsvnens over installation Of .
~ sss IN their home 81 so4
Olivia 81.
Mrs. Blsson. police said, did
nss wans the Tv set In the
heuss. She fired ons shot from
. - ssIlber rifle INTO her hvs-
bsnd's chest. Ne wss dead on
srrivsi a tis Naval Hospital.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
BuddyPoppy
SalePlanned
For Nov. Sc
WW Head Meets
With Committee
To Plan Event

The local Veterans Of Foreign
Wars annual Buddy Poppy cam
paign got off To a flying start last
night when post commander Char
les Machin addressed the Auxili.
ary Committee workers who win
sell the symbolic flowers on Nov.
3 and 9.
The Commander outlined the 0y-
eralI plans for the sale and stress.
ed the need for increased effort in
this years sale il the VF.W. is
20 continue operationof its National
Home for widows and orphans of
veterans at Eaton Rapids. Michi-
gan, on the same high scale as it
has in the past.
Obligation Noted
ave have an obligation. the
commander said, ''to the departed
fathers of those children. They
gave their lives so that others
might live; now we must continue
10 show their efforts were not
in vain by giving their children at
Eaton Rapids a clean and healthy
place TO live"
."Thanks to people like you" he
continued, I'VE have not failed,
but this year in the face of increas-
ing costs we must redouble our ef-
forts II we are to continue to sue
eeed."
Commander Machin also pointed
out that in addition to the money
that goes to the National Home, a
large share Of the money remains
here In the community TO help
local needy veterans.
Made BY Veterans
The Buddy Poppy is made by
veterans who are@ still hoSpitalized
and they are paid for, their efforts.
"But even more important" the
commander said. top medical au-
thoritles have told us that giving
those men something constructive
10 do is often a far greater cure
than all the medical treatment in
the world"
Lets not fail these men," he
concluded: ''our motto is to honor
the dead by helping the living: this
10 our chance TO put that motto to
practical use"
Mrs. Eula Sawyer Is chairman
fcr this years Poppy Sale.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

The total was 491 votes.
Elsewhere in the state voting al
so was reported slow.
Didn't Make u
The Associated Press reported
that Browns Farm. traditionally
one of the first precinct in the ma
ton to report its complete vote,
missed out today.
Of 10 registered in the rural
precinct 10 miles southwest of here,
seven voted early in the day.
The three missing votes were
those of a man who was visiting
brother in Mississippi, and couple
which moved to La Belle, COM
munity west Of Lake 0keechobee.
Hope was expressed that the
couple would drive in from La
Belle and the Mississippi visitor
would fly back to uphold the early
voting tradition, but it proved vain.
Precinct officials sat around for
lornly awaiting the missing three,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Boat Ride
Lands Pair
In City Jail
BY DENIS sNEIcR

A leisurely Sunday after
noon boat ride landed a man
and a woman in the city
pokey today.
1t all started Sunday aft
ernoon, according to city po-
lice. in a downtown saloon.
A bunch OF the boys were whoop-
ing ii up when Pat Tolson, 80,
said:
Lets 90 for a boat ride"
OF They Co
So Pat, Kathleen Szcyzt, q. Of
713 Windsor Lane, and two sail
ors, Larry Curtis and Kenneth
McGaha of the USS Raymond,
all piled into q cab and drove to
the A and b Lobster House dock.
Tolson, police said. pointed to
the shrimp boat cudioe and again
suggested a boat ride.
''Who owns the boat?" Kathleen
wanted 10 know.
"rm the captain" Tolson said.
The party Of four climbed a
board the Cudioe and Tolson
steered the boat away from the
dock.
Stuck In The Mud
Very shortly the Cudjoe was
stuck on a mud bank.
They nddIed around for few
minutes and got the boat off the
bank.
Ten minutes later they ran the
Cudioe on another mud fiat.
I'VE got a ship-to-zhcre radio
here" Kathleen pointed out. Lets
call the Coast Guard. They viii
come pun Us off this mud bank. "
She turned on the radio.
Nothing doing" said Tolson.
III We call the Coast Guard We
might get in trouble.
He turned off the radio.
Sometime later. they got the
cudjoe off the second mud bank
Continued on Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
NEW MEMBERS NAMED
FOR PLANNING BOARD

Four persons were appointed TO
the city planning commission last
night to replace members who
have not attended meetings regu-
larry.
The appointees: Col. Alvin r.
Moore. Larry Esehen, Charles Cur
~ and Laura Brophy.
The appointments are effective
Immediately.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Polling Places
HereSeeLittle
Action Today

Voting was light through
out Monroe County, a check
of polling places showed
late this morning.
None of the Is candidates
on the ballot in this county
was opposed.
Here is a rundown of the
county's II precincts taken
late this morning, showing
the total votes at that time:
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Light Vote In Monroe County
Follows Trend All Over State
Increase In Volume Seen
For Closing Hours In Fla.

Foridians voting slowly in today's general elec
ton but there indications of an increase in volus
at midday.
Some of the more popuous counties reported bare
trcke of ballots in the early morning With greater p
bers voting in the afternoon advance estimates still held
good that 100000 ballots would be cast he nou c,sn
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Filming Qf'Rose
Tattoo" To Start
By JIM COBB

If the enthusiasm of the actors and techncans
anything. and surely does, THE Rose Tattoo" is 60
ing to be great motion picture
That fact was evident this morning preparations
for the filming of Tennessee Williams play advanced at
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02


Runway Proposal
He said Monroe County is pro-
posing lengthening the east-west
runway at Meacham. Traffic NOV
ing from this runway In an easterly
direction, he said. would move to-
ward Boca Chica 315 miles away
and create a traffic hazard.
National, Flynn said, Is now op-
Grating Lodestar planes into Key
West because Of the limited runway
space at Meaeham. The air line,
ne continued, is getting rid of its
Lodestars and viii use Convairs
and DC6's. The Convairs. he said.
viii barely be able to get into
Meacham while DC6's cannot land
there.
National would like to operate
DC6 coaches into Key West, Flynn
said. and could if Boca Chica were
made available. The air line, he
added, would like to give more
service and see Fey West further
developed as a resort area.
Similar Ssf.ups
The use of Boca Chica by Ma
tional, Flynn said. would not be
setting q precedent. He said COM
mereial airlines are now using lis
airports in the country along with
the military and that u are strictly
military installations.
Flynn said the ATA requested In
January that the Navy allow Ma
tional TO use Boca Chica but was
turned down on the basis that
were adequate existing facilities
and that the Navy did not want to
offer competition to Meacham.
ATA representatives met with
the airport use panel last week
when the Meacham situation was
discussed, Flynn said. The panel,
which will decide whether Meach-
am is adequate for commercial
airiines, viii issue a report soon.
If the panel decides that Meach-
am is inadequate, Flynn said. ATA
viii again press the Navy to allow
National to use Boca Chiea.
He declared ATA did not see why
federal funds should be spent In
improving Meacham when II would
be inadequate to accommodate the
larger planes now proposed for the
Key West run.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

The airport use panel is now
studying request for improve
ments at Meacham with proposed
expenditure of s64O, 900 including
$l30,000 in federal funds, Flynn
said.
The ATA, he said. has no objec-
ton to development of Meacham
from general aviation standpoint.
But he added ATA felt il would
be more desirable for commercial
planes to. use Boca Chica.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Disputed Votes

Heaviest voting is expected in
the st. Petersburg Tampa First
Districi) and Central Florida I'm
DistrictD areas where Democratic
incumbenis have rugged opposition
from Republican opponents.
In the st District, Republican
William c. cramer is making hs
second effort to unseat Democratic
incumbent Courtney Campbell.
Cramer lost TO Campbell by less
than 1000 votes two years ago.
Republican Z. B. Sutton, a for
mer Democrat, has waged a bard
fight to replace Rep. James q
Haley, a Democrat. In the Tth Dis
trict.
Seven proposed amendments 10
the State Constitution are On the
ballot but none has aroused much
interest.
Most significant Is one 10 permit
the Legislature 10 extend its ben
NAL 60 day session an additional
20 days and increase legislative
pay from It's present SO a DAP
while In session to a fat year
round monthly salary OF 500.
otiser Amendments
Others wouId:
Give the governor % days 10
consider legislative bills after sine
die adjournment before they suto-
maticaIiy become Law.
Bar use Of state funds On turn
pixies extending into more than
three counties.
Permit more than one county
judge for larger counties.
Authorize the Legislature 10 per.
nit consolidation Of county and
municipal tax assessment and col
lection.
Permit the Monroe County tar
assessor to assess all property 10
the county fer al tar purposes.
Permit an additional Judge for
the Escambla County cogri Of Rec
ord.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Miami Slow

Carl Holmer, registration super
visor in Dade County (Miami), at
first said the voting pace was ''aw-
ful," but later reported q quicken.
Ing volume of ballots cast.
Tallahassee, Tampa and Gaines
vile reported very light voting.
Generally fair weather was on
tap throughout the state.
The only statewide contest--the
goyernorship race between Demo.
crat Leroy Collins and Republican
j. Tom Watson Of Tampa--was
erased when Watson died Oct. "a.
Collins. a state senator. was left
unopposed TO fill out the last two
years Of the unexpired term Of
late Gov. Dan McCarty.
However. Watson's name will ap.
pear on the ballot In some counties.
In other it won't. The Watson votes
viii be tabuiated because of the
law that II party polls 20 per
cent Of the vote for governos i
must select its national committee
members and national convention
delegates By direct primary elec.
ton.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

time at 7 p. m.
Two hard-fought congress
sional battles and scattered
local issues - but not n
single exciting statewide
contest - left a majority of
voters unexcited and unhur-
ried.
Jacksonville reported voting was
slow in Duval County. One precinct
with a registration Of go had no
ballots cast by $50 a. m. Another
large precinct where votes were
cast at a rate OF 900 an hour in
the primaries had only 30 votes
two hours after polls opened today.
The only contest in Duval County
was for commissioner OF the Flor
Ida Inland Navigation District.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Move I'll. H. Photo Lab
To POwerhOuse Room

HUNGRY HORSE-With Eddie
McCloud, Bureau of Reclamation
photographer at Hungry Horse,
leaving after six years on the job,
the project photo lab Tuesday and
Wednesday was being moved from
the prefab across from Hungry
Horse school to the powerhouse.
McCloud will start working late
this month for "The Sacramento
Bee"
Part of the files were moved to
Harrel Yadon's information Of
flee in the administrative building
and the negatives to the guide-in-
formation office at the dam.
The darkroom equipment was
hauled to the seventh floor of the
powerhouse building where Char
les Woolley, a former commercial
photographer, and Robert Bush,
have the darkroom principally for
developing the film from the seis-
mograph station. This station is
located below the dam, and SEN
Sitive instruments record earth
movement here and elsewhere on
film, which is developed every "a
hours. This is a small part of
Woolley's and Bush's job. They
are part of the powerhouse main
tenance staff which is headed by
Richard Greiner.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
CALL FOR BUS BIDS

The Board of Trustees of School
District No. 6, Flathead County,
Montana will receive sealed pro-
posals up until 800 o'clock p. m.
Saturday June 26, 1854 for school
buses. Buses to confirm with the
Montana State Department OF Ed
ucation specifications.
Bids are for the following
routes: North Half Moon Route;
Badrock Route; Lake Five-West
Glacier Route; Nyack-West Gla-
cier Route and the Essex Route.
Liability insurance required. For
further information, sp eff c
route, etc, same may be had at
the office of the Clerk in Colum-
bia Falls, Montana.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids.
Dated this End day of June, 1854.
F. P. FLEMING,
Clerk School Dist. No.
Columbia Falls, Montana
c3-47
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
Al Plan Food
Booth at Eagles
BY ms. Dan SnlIivan

BAD ROCK-4-H club leaders,
Mrs Mary Thomas, Barton Petit
and members will have charge of
the food booths at the carnival
June at the Eagles hall in Kalis-
pell. This is county Ali project
to raise money for our exchange
students. There will be 18 booths
and a good time is assured all who
attend.
Wallace Donaldson is working
in Coram on the railroad.
Finley Arnett and Edwin DON
aldson are at the North Fork
ranch this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tip Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Carter and chill
dren picnicked and fished in the
North Fork, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Morris visit
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gross
in Kalispell, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Backus
called on the Glib Morris recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Larson and
daughters, Choteau, were weekend
guests of her mother, Mrs. M. J.
Kelley.
Kenneth label and Eddie And
erson spent the holidays at home
with the Leslie labels. Kenneth
returned to his work in Kooskia,
Idaho. Eddie came to visit his
wife Connie label Anderson and
daughter, who are making their
home with her parents for the
present. Eddie is working in Kel-
logg, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mattheisen
spent the weekend in Havre visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Morris.
Ist Glass Airman Quentin Witt
and father, Ernest Witt, were Sat-
lrday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Casterline. Quentin
Just returned from Guam where he
vas stationed 81 months. He will
De stationed in Great Falls in the
'uture.
Mrs. Clara Baker, Larry and
Sylvia and Mrs. Betty Baker and
Nancy Ann were in Somers, Sun
lay afternoon, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sommers.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-04
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP FOR
PUBLICATION

NOTICE is hereby given that
the Partnership heretofore sub
sisting between us, the under
signed John o. Anderson and P.
A. Anderson, heretofore carrying
on a business as Retail Grocers
under the title and trade-name Of
Anderson Brothers has been dis
solved by reason of ill-health, as
and from the First day of May,
1854. All debts due to and owing
by the said Anderson Brothers
will be received and paid, respec-
lively by John o. Anderson who
will continue to carry-on the said
at the same location as
usual, in Columbia Falls, Flathead
County, Montana, under the re-
sumed style of Columbia Cash
Grocery.
Dated the 29th day of May, 1854.
Peter A. Anderson
]. o. Anderson
c4-48