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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ALSO MANY BARGAINS IN
NEW AND USED BLDG.
ITEMS FROM HUNDREDS
OF WRECKING JOBS
COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-e177
CABINET. base 1886; $40. RA.
CAMERA. Nixon 35 nm. with 5O-nm.
meter. tripod. etc. Cash only; 1925.
Csil tx. $500 after 8 pm; Mig
speeds is, 50. As. "a frames per
with everready case, cost $11O, sell
for SOS. Phone JU: s-l993.
CAMERA. 3A. 4A Speed Graphic,
femOsf es cs $50 w Fl sss
IA. S-2637 after any evening.
DEEP FhrEzEmyprisht IL Gu; f.:
tometer, desk size. 4sx30. Excellent
condition If new would cost $50.
Our price, S22.50. N. FRANK &
SONS, 4l4 Bird st: NV: Elk; 3-s9144
carat, wedding band. 2 diamonds;
both $500 or best offer. NO. 7-4322.
DIAMONDS. lady's "a Ct, S75; lady's
q ct. S225; lady's ! Ct, $325;
s sdys Il Cts cts $ sHfFaS ad Sqs' cts
sos; iady's Az cts, emerald cut,
S1,795. LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923
DiNfNG RM. SUITE. walnut: beaut.
china closet. server. OIL. 2-5011.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, e-piece valnut,
GOOD condition. Call IA. s-00SO.
DINING TABLE. drop leaf, walnut;
DOoRs@S class 4 firedoors. incline
track for a 6x7-ft. opening; compl.
with hardware: never used. VIII &C.
cegt rsas. offer Elk; S1o9 ~. Na4
French door, dresser, vanity. chair,
rugs. AID. 4-1293 Ia
DRYER. Whirlpool gas clothes dryer,
perfect cond. Thor; Glad -lron' 1000
r x sEapstUsPe5 YoG GR own W. FAN. Use
the motor of your furnace blower.
We furnish the blades. Also com:
plete fan kits. GRIGsBY CO. l2o4
FAN window. vornado. 3-speed re-
versible; 5000 c.f.m.; used l ,wk.;
r s45 J0 s, 2RaS1s' JUMBO NAT
TREssES. ~ It. long; cushions cut
any shape. GILLILAND. 2145
FURS-UNCLAIMED MINKS, gath
cred from large estates in New
York Storage houses. Stoles. capes;
Jackets and coats From S195. real
bargains. BRESLAU. GA 18th st.
FIiiRRNITURE-Regency sofa. mahog
frame; walnut chifforobe. cedar lined
club chair. Reasonable. Call after 4
RIA, 1854. a.,
FTJRNITURE-5-pc. sectional liv
rn.. 5000; 4 bar stools, $3.50 ea.;
pictures. lamp tables and lamps
LII. 4-7S26.
FURNITURE-Beds. complete; nedrm
suite Chickering grand piano. Eng
fish hunting board. liv. rm.' etc
EN- 3-4S13. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. ICON,
THE MATTRY

7O1 10th ct. n.w.-Twin bedrm. and
lge. kit, $50 wk. lis
COLORED-22O2 LIST 81. NV
Lge dble. front, for single or couple,
with home privils. DE. 2-3462. liz
COLORED-13O8 EMERSON ST.
Two nicely furn. bedrms., in pvt.
home; kit. privils.; reas. RIA. 3-130S.
COLORED-44O7 9th ST.-Lge. Tm.
with porch in nice home; privils. !;
empl. person; $40 mo. RIA. 6-5174.
COLORED-2524 18th ST. NV
Single room; home privileges: quiet
person AID 2-5920 lie
COLORED-FURN ROOM, phone,
semipvt. bath; near 14th st. carline.
mann msnHeS Ss5 mo TU S[ ss9ery 40
COLORED-LGE RIM. for couple;
cooking privileges. Also hall rm.
COLoREDEN.W.-2 rms. plus kit.
PRIVILEGES. Will accept children:
reaS. HO. 2.1572. HUI. 1883. la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
Print The SURPRISE ANSWER hare

Unscrambe the sets of letters, making a word
of each scramble. Print each word letter to a
square, beneath each scramble. The letters you have
printed the circled squares may then be arranged
Ito spell the surprise GnS,oer suggested by the cartoon
clue. What it? AnSwer appears Page Bit Col 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

BLUEGRASS sOD-Now is the time
to sod. You lay it and save. Immed.
delivery. Terms to suit; BLUEGRASS
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil. manure. trees. shrub
berry asalsas; FOUsE q BID JE.
CLEAN FILL DIRT; stopsoil, sludge.
bluestone; excavating, hauling. grad
ing. MIR. HARTING. HE. 1868.
LAWNS SPRAYED with instant
VIGORo LIQUID fertilizer. HES
PATIOs. walks. retain.
ing walls cement and stonework
waterprooflng. pipe drainage. grad
ing seeding. r MARCUCCIo. Pc
TOMATO PLANTS, Rutgers. Marglobe
So per hundred. SIS per thousand
vffRSGrS W ToPsoIL. best quality. an,
SrsdinS' FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE, uN. 4-464s. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD

THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely, bright single and dble.- rms.
with running water. For young ladies
IA
ROOMS WITH BOARD, for 2 retired
ladies. in private home. RE. 6-61 So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
" block on Conn. ave., overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and Sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals.
Rates. $17.5O wk. UP. HO. 2-3566.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
CONCORD Gardens

CONCORD GARDENS
1901 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Two rooms. kit. dinette. bath: all
outside rooms: air-cooled halls.
Excel. tranSp. and shopping. Adults.
Available now. RIA. 6-3356. -15
COLORED-16OO BLK. 18th ST. NV.
Newly dec. 2 rms, kit, din. area,
bath; $40 mo. Also 2 rms, kit,
semipvt. bath; $50 mo. La. 6-1314.
COLORED-TALBER ST. SCI
blk. from Nichols ave. bus stop: 2
bedrmS... lge. liv.. rm.. din. rm..
mod. kit and bath; compl. furn.:
gas heat; garage; lge. yard: $50.
Call 70 to 4. v. D. JOHNSTON.
CoIoRE fo 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. rm. and kit, share
bath: S14 week. RA. 6-6655. Ia
COUPLE, 2 rms, kit.
bath. New twin beds. new electric
refgr. 80 You st. NV, DE. 2-3628.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FUN OALE
81 ONE STORY DEMOUNTABLE
FRAME HOUSES. 2, 8 AND 4
UNIT BUILDINGS. CAN BE MOVED.
DIRECTIONS FOR DISMANTLING,
OR WE WILL MAKE ARRANGE
MENTS TO DISMANTLE IN SEC
TTONS AND RE-ERECT ON YOUR
LOT. COMPLETE WITH KIT.
HEATING AND PLUMBING EQUIP
MENT. CALL ACE FOR APPOINT
MENT TO SEE AND YOU WILL
ACE wRECKING & BLDG.
MATERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
2015 18th ST. NV.
Transient-tourist rooms now avail
Come in. or call NO. 1890;
-23
COLORED, Ice. FRONT RIM.
Attrac. furn. mr.. mod. bath. all
privilS., auto. washer: mr.. 14th st.
HUI. 3-5672.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

1854 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bus.
woman to share 2-bedrm. unfurn.
apt. with lady. DU. 7-s6S6. Ext. $40.
MAN to share with another
man, completely furnished apt. in
Fillmore Gardens, Arl.: telephone
and TV: Minis. to Pentagon, IL
minis. to downtown Wash. Call after
NJ Pm; "a; , 41Iso3. ~, 80 -.
NV. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
business woman. Refs. Box 166-M.
Star. Ia
NV girl share mod. 3 bedrm.
home; twin beds, TV, with girls: S3S
YOUNG MAN, share 4-bedrm. turn.
home. with 3 other gentlemen; reas.
Arl., Is min. D. C. IA. 7-4523.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES

Arlington. Va. ia. $500
TOURIST ARROW. outdoor neon sign.
TRUMPET. Conn. like new. S175 or
best oftsr; s sac5itice, r Cal wa z,2s SM
FIN 3-Way record changer, Motorola.
$3.50. Cond. excel. WO. 6-3349.
Underwood portable in
leather case: excellent condition.
S35. LA. 6-3466. liz
ROYAL. smith Corona, Und.. Olympia.
Free home dem: S1.50 wk. DI.
WASHER, wringer type. Reasonable.
In good condition. 10. 3-5313. -16
WASHERS that run good. $15: also
washers, look like new, S35: with
delivery at 3-1216
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FARM AND GARDEN

Silver-grey. male, S mos: also stl
service, WA. 7-4076. IA
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1112 10th ST. NV,
EFFICIENCY

EFFICIENCY
Large, conveniently located down.
town apt. bldg. See resident man
ager. Pail Mall
]. A. McKEEvER CO., INC,
1899 K st. NV. ST. $4,000
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CONNECTICUT AVE

Spacious l and 2 bedrms. liv. rm..
dining foyer. kit and bath: all
utils.; switchboard and elev: handy
Shopping center: children accepted
HO. 2-R674
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for a lovely furn. apt. at
reas. rent? Wonderful selections, all
parts d. c. Let me show you. For
free rental service. call MANDEL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
Looking for a lovely redecorated apt.
at reas. rent? Wonderful selections.
all parts D. C. Let me show you.
For free rental service call MANDEL,
ME- QRd1A -1H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
4814 5th SIT. NV.

bedrmS., liv. rm., kitchen dinette,
modern bath; Is minis. downtown;
nicely .furn.; suitable 3 or 4 girls.
Open for inspection all day Sunday
and Monday IA
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
st. Petersburg, Florida
The Year in Washington

CONTINUED from Page ll6)
in vain. He failed TO mention the
act.
On March II, the President an
nounced that he had no intention
of becoming "a bull in a China
shop" as far as McCarran- Walter
revision is concerned. He explain
ed to a press conference that as
we move in the general direction
of the principles of the Founding
Fathers we might be closer to
solving the McCarran- Walter
problem.
Mr.. Eisenhower's remarks were
in reply TO a question posed by a
reporter. The reporter quoted
Vice President Nixon as saying
that every act Of racial discrimi-
nation or prejudice in the United
States hurts America as much as
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Florida Jewish JournuI
Merges With
Jewish Weekly

The Florida Jewish Journal
which has been printed in st.
Petersburg. Florida was Iner-
ged with The Southern Jewish
Weekly early this year. Isa-
dore Moscovitz. editor Of the
latter newspaper. stated that
the circulation and operation
of the Florida Jewish Journal
has been absorbed with The
Southern Jewish Weekly.
Established in January. 1924
as The Florida Jewish News.
The Southern Jewish Weekly
in 1889 combined the Jewish
Citizen under its present name.
Moscovitz. who received his
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Journalism at the University
of Florida in June. 1888. has
devoted his full time since
graduation to the wish
Weekly. with the exception of
four years spent in military
service during World War II.
at which time Mrs. Moscovitz
edited the paper. He recently
returned from Israel where he
was sent by the American AS
ISOLATION Of English-Jewish
Newspapers and the govern
ment of Israel to survey condi.
lions in the Holy Land and to
report his findings to his
readers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

an espionage agent who turns
over a weapon to foreiqn
enemy" The President was asked
It he thought discrimination con-
tanned in the McCarran-W Waller
act damages our foreign relations
and whether he was doing any
thing about liberalizing the act. II
was then that he disassociated
himself from bulls in China shops
and said the Secretary of State
had sent him no complaints
against the act. The President
apparently forgot that the White
House had carefully listed num-
erous complaints against the act
in a Presidential letter to Sen.
Watkins.
Another disappointment was
sustained by Jewish organizations
when the United States failed to
join in United Nations agreements
on human rights and genocide.
Ultra rightwing elements attack
ed these U. N. undertaking as
"subversive."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
Ike Won't Add To US. Aid For Indochina

Under Secretary Of State Walter
Bedell Smith faced Senate Foreign
Relations Committee members in
a closed session today in what
could develop into a searching re-
view of u. s. military strategy
as it affects foreign policy.
In this connection, Sen. Lyndon
b. Johnson of Texas, the Demo-
lcratic leader, said in an interview
he believes members of Congress
need to know more about the ad.
ministration's new look" military
program.
Our judgment Is no better than
our information, " he said. ''Tswant
to get all the information that |
can to determine whether We are
being shortsighted in our military
plans" "a
Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) said "a. a
separate interview he believes the
imminent breakup in failure Of the
Dig four conference In Berlin elm
dicates there may be need for re-
consideration of the drastic reduc.
ton of American ground forces"
He said American and British
officials seem agreed that Il will
De necessary for american ground
forces to remain in Europe indef.
initely. adding: "How win ne
atomic bomb solve that problem"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

The Navy has an outfit that sci.
dom receives the praise it is en-.
titled to. II is a group composed Of
fine young enlisted men and Of
ficers who devote fully as much
time to serving the civilian popu'
lace of Key West as the military
I'm speaking of the Shore Patrol
The Shore Patrol, working with
members of the highway patrol,
the sheriffs office, and the Key
West police, are primarily inter
ested in the welfare Of servicemen
Occasionally this interest extends
to the point of either having To
place them under arrest or taking
them back to the Base for protec.
tive custody. In almost every in.
stance of this nature, they perform
their duty with a minimum Of vic.
llence.
Unfortunately, due mostly to ig'
norance and what appears to be a
superiority complex, we have in
Key West a certain class of civi.
liam law enforcement officer who
ridicules the Shore Patrol. / know
of instances where this latter type
of officer has used firearms in at
fecting the arrest of DRINKS hardly
able to walk. There have been
cases where gunfire endangered m
entire neighborhood merely to pre-.
vent some man from escaping
after he had committed q misde.
meanor. In most Of these instances,
the Navy Shore Patrol was pre-.
sent and could have handled the
situation in . humane, decent
fashion.
Miami and Coral Gables police
are under fire now for their in.
discriminate use Of guns. Only
God and luck have so far protected
our town from receiving the same
black name that these other two
places are getting.
Since We have the Shore Patrol,
it would seem wise if local police
officers would allow them to handle
the occasional fights which occur
on Duval st. amongst enlisted men.
Most of the time, the Shore Patrol
is on the scene ahead of the civil
ian police; they command the re-
spect Of service personal which
is something that the civilian po-
lice have yet to learn how to do;
and Of most importance, they
know when and how to use weapons
which have been issued for their
defense-not for offensive purposes.
As some of you might remem.
Der, ] was once 4 Key West Police
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

Emory was made co-educadonal
In all divisions last fall, and now
has an enrolment of approximate
ly $500. The University includes
q junior college at Oxford, Ga, a
college of arts and sciences, a
graduate school offering the Ph.D.
degree in seven fields, and six
professional schools. Educational
preparation for the professions is
Offered in the schools Of business
administration, law, theology. nurs-
ing, dentistry, and medicine. The
Emory University School Of Medi-
cine, which grew from Atlanta
Medical College founded In 1854,
viii hold it centennial celebration
In the fall.
One of Americas major private
universities, Emory is in the third
year of a plan of development
aimed at doubling its 81, WO, 900
endowment within ten years.
DR.. Papageorge, an outstanding
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
TRIBUTE TO BERNARD FRANK
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
News of the untimely death of Bernard Frank was
terrible shock to Anne and myself. Although for the
past year. of his illness, his increasing
civic activity and tireless devotion to duty was In
direct contrast to Barneys obviously everfaing health
Key West and the Florida Keys could do we'll to appro
priately honor his memory.
You personally familiar with our late friend,
Barney Franks answering zeal in building the Boy
Scout organizations in Monroe County His accomplish
ments in Key West matter of common knowledge.
Not fully known is his work to enlist full cooperation
along the Florida Keys to create active Boy Scout
troops. AS Monroe County District charmanelect, he
making plans for Scouting that should be carried
By all means from public relations standpoint no
time should be lost during, Immediately after Boy
Scout Week, to create a countrywide appropriate Boy
Scout memorial to pay fitting tribute to the wonderful
work of the late Bernard Frank quite that the
American Legion Posts in all of Monroe County would
join in this So will parents of all youths who have de-
rived benefit from the Boy Scout movement.
Sincerely,
JACK NJ LEVINE.
143-O3 183rd Street,
Springfield Gardens Is, L. l., N. Y,
February 10, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

eff you're going upstairs to
dress now, Pickett" she said.
you may show Katherine 10 her
room. I presume that she will
want to refresh herself after her
Journey So &C
I'VE escaped up the stairs then,
w leaving Claude still Sinking
fatuously.
Pick left me at the door OF the
west room, where I found Bobby
Brennon, who was 10 share il
with me, doing things to her face
in front of a mirror.
"Well," she observed as soon
as We had exchanged greetings,
Il see you've met Cousin Claude. I"
"How did you known" ! asked
in surprise.
"He's the only one here" she
explained, "who takes advantage
of the cousin relationship to paw.
I can tell from your expression
that he must have tried it on
you"
"Well, not exactly" ISanswered
with a laugh that the recent
memory of Claude made a little
forced. Then l asked, What are
the rest of them like?"
Beau reminds you Of some
thing out of a Sabatini novel"
she began. Lee is nice too, in a
quiet sort of way. Uncle Raoul,
their father. thinks of US as
DamnedyankeeS--au one word
but he does it like a gentleman.
so il isn't offensive. Cousin JEFF
Marshall I can't quite make out;
but"
A light tap at the door inter-
rupted her, and in response TO
our joint Come in a little old
lady entered. Appearing not to
have noticed Bobby, she came
straight to me.
+ "You are Peter" she asked.
/ "And you are Aunt Delphine?"
/ She nodded, and smiled in a
vague sort of way. Her faded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
Emory u. Will Celebrate Its Ii 9TH Birthday

Miami district alumni OF Emory
University, and local parents Of
Emory students. have been invited
to the University's 117th birthday
celebration at I p. m, February
q, at the Coral Gables Country
Club.
DR.. Evangeline Papageorge, as.
sociate professor of biochemistry
at Emory University, win address
the dinner meeting, according to
DR.. James H. Mendel Jr., Miami,
president of the local group.
Emory's anniversary celebra.
tons are held in more than so
regional centers annually. Alumni
also get together in Japan, Ger
many, and Puerto Rico.
The University, chartered as a
college in 1886 at Oxford, Ca.
was named for Bishop John Emory
Iof the Methodist Church. The in
stitution was moved to its Atlanta
campus during the period 1s15-1s1s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16
Your 1853
Income Tax
HOW 70 FILE YOUR
1853 RETURN


ID sstfS svsS9s
Every citizen or resident of the
United States - whether an adult
or minor - who had $500 or more
gross income in 1853 must file ar
Income tax return on Form 1O4C
or 1040A.
Most of your tax is withheld from
your wages every payday or paid
on Declarations of Estimated Tax
ever, the law requires you to file
an annual return to determine whe.
Their you owe more or you should
bet refund.
Where 70 File
Between January / and March
Is, 1854. Try to avoid the last
minute rush. Those few individual:
who keep books on a fiscal year
basis must file by the fifteenth day
of the third month after the close
of their years.
How To Pay
Any balance of tax shown to be
due in item 7, page /, of your re-
turn on Form 1910 must be paiC
in full with your return. You may
pay cash, or by check or money
order. Checks or money orders
should be made payable to "Dis
ltrict of Internal Revenue.
How To Sign
You have not filed a legal return
unless you sign it. II you and your
wife are filing a joint return, both
Of you must sign. You do not need
to have your return notarized since
your signature has the same Legal
effect as swearing to the truthful
ness of your return.
Where To Get Forms And Help
As far as practical, the District
Director mails forms directly to
taxpayers. If you need additional
forms you can get them from your
District Directors office and also
at most banks and post offices.
Many employers also keep forms
for the convenience of employees.
The address of your District Di.
rector of Internal Revenue is RIM.
2O1 P. o. Bldg. His telephone num-
Der is 2-7933.
After reading the instructions
you should be able to prepare your
own return, unless you had COM
plicated problems. If you do need
help, you can get it at your Dis
trict Directors Office. A more de-
tailed publication entitled, ''Your
Federal Income Tax" may be OBJ
tanned for Is cents from the Sup
'erintendent of Documents, Govern
ment Printing Office, Washington
Is, D. c.
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grav ewes Studied nv face vii

gray eyes studied my face with
an oddly childlike curiosity. =.
"You are just as Dede said you
you'd be-" she observed finally.
as though satisfied. Then for the
first time she seemed TO become
aware Of Bobby'S presence.
And who are you, cheneis she
inquired.
'I'm Bobby, Aunt Delphine,"
Bobby replied patiently. Don't
you remember? / came down this
morning with Henri"
Eyes, yes, OF course" The old
lady gave another Of her vague
smiles. r.
Releasing my hand, she started
toward the door. But when she
was about halfway there, she
paused, and began to look about
her uncertainty.
"Have you seen themis she
asked, addressing both OF us IN
general
remembered what Am&dee
had said about her false teeth,
mo. Aunt Delphine."kl an
swered. But IL you like Bobby
and ! will help you look for
them"
mo. cherie, that won't be nee
eSsary," she said. They win come
Of their own accord and make
themselves visible when they are
ready" Then she continued on
out of the room.
Poor old thing!" Bobby ex-
y you. | suppose pcssS eOs .'''
"Yes." l answered. 'But he
didn't say she had them trained
like carrier pigeons, to-"
Peter, what's !; the nnAtter?"
Bobby demanded. ~sNsa>-
Bobby. she wam't I talking
about her teeth" III Tasped.
They're in her mouth I / saw
them when she smiled. Sheiwes
referring to something. elee.s "Ifs
almost as If she was talking about
something supernatural
So Ito be oontlnued) n ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-16

Indochina, plus permitting civilians
to volunteer to fly French planes.
Shipments of American material
are repeatedly being stepped up.
Informed sources said the Presi.
dent indicated that because oil
their interest in Malaga the British
have joined the French in urging
more American help in Indochina.
This conceivably could include
naval and air units.
Adm. Arthur Radford, chairman
Of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. and