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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Enpioye Profit Sharing PIon
For Giant Food Is Approved

OF the American Marketing
Congress. He Is representing his
area at the annual meeting at
the American Furniture Mart,
Chicago. now being held.
New Brunch Office
H. Finder & Associates, Inc,
724 Ninth street NV, utility
conSultantS, announced the
opening on July / of q new
branch Office in Houston, Tex.
DR.. lionel ]. Gardescu. consulting
petroleum engineer and geolo-
gist, win be in charge of the new
office.
Consulting services In the field
Of gas and oil reserve estimates
and related subjects for produc.
erS, pipeline companies and
financial institutions win be fur.
nished by the new Office, officials
explained.
Appointed to FocuIty
Richard r. Bennett. Washing
ton director Of public relations
for the National Association Of
Manufacturers, has been ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 81 R-UsDA)-
Salable hogs 5000; general trade ex-
5O-1.OO higher than late last week:
Is butchers ss.s5.S4.a5 SnV With 1S 3 few
loads and lots choice No. ! and 2's
$50 ID 81. 5O-23.26: 200-33O Id 2O.25-
Fl .25: Q load 365 ID butchers 1900:
choice S3O-4O0 Id sows 17.O0-19.75;
lighter weight sows 2O.00-2O.75 or
slightly above: most 425-600 ID sows
14:50-lS: %: good ,cleaSsSnce. 80
:nS ;;. sstti: moderately sstivs stssS;
cows and bulls steady to 50 SisheTr::
26.5O-27 90: most high choice and prime
choice 2O.OO-24. 90; commercial to low
good 17.OO-19.50: few loads prime heavy
heifers "a so and 24.75; choice heifeIs
90. 00-23. so; good to low choice 1900
21.5O; utility and commercial cows
11.75-15.00: cannaers and cutters $50
1900: utility and commercial bulls
14.00-l6.00: good to prime yealers
Salable sheep 700: general trade
largely steady all classes slaughter lambs
and sheep; coed to prime mostly % seq eo
22aa.550; Gull to low tgood lambs 1900;
crop lambs and yearlings plus g small
lot or SO similar old troopers 1900: q
few. cull and utility slaughter ewes
4.6O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

ment Of William A. Bresnahan
to the new post of assistant gen.
eral manager and director Of
Interstate Cooperation.
For the last nine years, Mr..
Bresnahan has been the asso-
cations research director. He
will supervise and coordinate
the trucking industry federation's
technical and advisory assistance
to its 81 State associations and
II national conferences, Mr..
Anterior said.
A native WaShingtonian and
Eastern High School graduate,
Mr.. Bresnahan majored in
journalism and economies at
George Washington University.
He worked for the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co. be-
fore serving two years in the
Washington bureau Of The As
ISOLATED Press. He became the
associations publicity manager
in 1941. He lives at Avondale,
Md.
Mr.. Anterior also announced
appointment Of Edward v. Kiley
to succeed Mr.. Bresnahan as re-
search director. Mr.. Kiley, who
has been Mr.. Bresnahan's as
siStant. joined the staff in 1948
as a transportation analyst. He
graduated from George WASH
ington University and served as
an assistant to the general agent
in Washington Of Acme Fast
Freight, Inc. He also served
in the Interstate Commerce Com
missions Bureau of Motor Car
riers in 1887 and later in its
Bureau Of Statistics. He served
in the Army in World War II.
He lives at Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Derby Guide

The Event-A. coaster race
for boys IL through Is, In
which conSteStants drive cars
Of their own building. '4-
Wheels, axles and steer
ing sets are available at
Chevrolet dealers. Is
Time-July 10. 70
SpOnsOrs-The Star in as
ISOLATION with the Metropol-
itan Area Chevrolet Dealers
and the District Department
of the American Legion. =
Registration-At the near
est Chevrolet Dealer.
Addison. Fourteenth street and
Florida avenIe NV: Aero-Auto
Co.. 1IQ1 Kipg street, Alexandria;
Barry-Pate, 1880 Connecticut ave.
n ngsx NV; ,. Chevy Chase Motor ,CS3;;.I
Hicks. 124O IIpshur street NV.
and Kenyon Peck, 1926 Wilson,
boulevard, Arlington.
Also Decentralization, 6710
Baltimore avenue, Hyattsville; Man
dell, 1900 Nichols avenue 9.E.s
Ourisman, $40 II street NE: Stohl-
man, 1910 NJ street NV: Will
liams, 1899 East-West highway,
Silver Spring. and Wissinger. Seven
Corners, Falls Church, Va. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Crib Gucrd Kills Body

BALTIMORE. June II R.-A
lO-week-old baby was found
dead here yesterday with his face
pressed against a plastic guard
designed to Keep the baby from
putting his head between the
bars on the crib. The victim.
Robert I. Howes. jr.. was found
when his father came to the crib
to feed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 81 R.-Foreign
dollars. others in cents unchanged un-
less otherwise noted): Canadian dollar
IN New York open market. 10 per cent
EnrOpe@ OF S Sritai n G pound os1M;
30-day futures, 2.s1I1; 60-day. 2.s13+;
D0-day., Ia Belgium. franc. 2.OO1.
deusscSe msnf 1888 NUsnd
.uilder 2644; Italy. Ira. .16h; Portu.
al. escudo, $50; Sweden. krona. 1894;
;witZerland. franc. free. 1884; Denmark,
Srone, 1880.
Latin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., free. 7.24h,
ID .001a; Brazil. free. 1.S5; Mexico. S.02t
Venezuela. bolivar, 30.03.
Far east-Hong Kong dollar. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

who have made repairs after
failing to pass the inspection. /
e.hundred and sixty boys
have signed to race down the
975-foot. three-lane course. Last
year 140 boys raced. 4d
The race is sponsored by The
Star inrassociation with the Dis
trict Department of. the Ameri-
can Legion and the Chevrolet
Dealers of Metropolitan WASH
ingtorl. ~
Watch The Star for News Of
the Derby. asT1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
Synthetic Furs Mode

KREFELD, Germany. - Furs
are being made Of perlon, the
German equivalent of .nylon. by
a company in the West German
city of Krefeld. They are said
to be hard to distinguish from
genuine furs. and are much
cheaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

pointed to the
I a ulty Of
Yale Univer.
Sity's North.
eastern InSti.
tute. He viii
lie C ture on
public rela-
tons.
The InSti.
tute, organ
lied in 1916
for trade as
ISOLATION and
chamber of
c o m m e r c e
nore0nnal mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
81 Per Cent Own Homes

NEW YORK. - Only Al per
cent of nonfarm families in. the
United States owned their own
homes in 1910. compared with 81
per cent today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

open in New Haven, Conn. Au-
gust !.
Mr.. Bennett is a former WASH
ington newspaper man. Recent
ly he was named second vice
president Of Washington Trade
Association Executives.
Promotions Announced
Ray G. Anterior, general man
ager, American Trucking Asso-
Citations, Inc, 1924 Sixteenth
street NV, announced appoint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21
BY Wilton A. MiIIen

Giant Food Shopping Center.
Inc. today announced the In
ternal Revenue Service has APP
proved its employe proflt-shar-
ing plan.
Annually. under the new pro-
gram. the company viii contrib
ute a share of its profits to q
trust for the benefit Of all sal
aired employees who have COM
pleted q years service.
J. Harvey DAILY, Giants public
relations director, said eligible
employees will participate in the
trust funds in proportion to their
compensation and length Of
service. The Hamilton National
Bank will be trustee Of the fund,
which win be administered by q
committee Of company employees,
Mr.. DAILY said.
Giant operates 26 food super.
markets in the Washington met
ropolitan area.
Tex Practices Defended
Seymour Mintz, tax espert
and partner Of the Washington
law firm Of Hogan & Harrison,
writing in the Journal Of
taxation. warned businessmen
against letting publicity by the
Internal Revenue Service STAN
pede them into abandoning en-
tirely defensible practices" re-
garding personal expense ac-
counts. Commissioner r. Cole
man Andrews has advised his
revenue agents to scrutinize
closely business expense deduc-
tons.
Mr.. Mintz urged businessmen
to do these four things to pro-
tect themselves and aid in es-
tablishing legitimate tax free
expense deductions: /. keep
fullest possible records of busi-
ness expenditures: 2. keep track
Of amounts spent which might
be attributable to him or his
family's expenses: 3. where
practicable, have employer re-
imburse him for actual expenses.
rather than make him q fiat al
lowance: 4. make provision in
employment contract, where
practicable. concerning company
policy, showing amount and type
of expenses he shall be expected
to bear.
Malcolm Scates of the NAL
colin Scates Furniture Stores
here has been elected q member
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Distinguished Cuban Guests
To Attend Key West Festival
A Cuban Navy gunboat will binrt

: A Cuban Navy gunboat will binrg
a group of distinguished guests
from that country to Key West
May 20 for the celebration of the
Fiesta Allegro y Beneficial.
That information was released
today by a committee planning the
affair, who journeyed. to Havana
last Friday to extend official invi-
tations. The group included Com
mander Ray H. Bryns, juvenile
Judge Eva Warner Gibson and Ju-
Lilo Cabanas, Jr., president of the
San Carlos Institute.
May 20 : Il have been officially
proclaimed by the city and coum-
ty commissioners as being set a.
side for the festival being staged
for the benefit of Juvenile Home
building fund. May 20 marks the
Sind anniversary of Cuban indie
pendence.
War Veterans
A Cuban Navy band, a detach-
ment of sailors and a group of men
who served in the Cuban war of
liberation will be included in the
group of visitors.
The distinguished visitors will in
clude General Daniel Casper, Col
onel Alfredo Lima, Plutarco Villa
lobos, now serving as the treasur-
er of Cuba, and DR.. GonZalo Cues
ada.
DR.. Nicola Perez Hernandez,
minister of defense, acting on be-
half of president Batista assured
the committee of his hearty CO.
operation and that of the Cuban
government. He also expressed re.
/ great that Mrs. BatiSta could moi
accept an invitation to visit Key
West during the fiesta.
Gala Celebration
A gala celebration is in store for
Key Westers and visitors to the
city during the two day carnival.
Highlight viii be production Of
The Fiibusters, a three act play
based on Key West in the days Of
the Cuban fight for independence
at the San Carlos Theater, May 20.
The play was penned by Command.
/. (Continued On PAGE Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
School Folds
For Lack Of Interest

police school sponsored by the Federal Bureau Investigation
been cancelled because the Key West Police Department failed
to show the proper enthusiasm The Citizen learned today
Officials said today that of the cs police officers only
put appearance for class in traffic investigation This
weeks session third series of sponsored by the
FBI at city Earlier had been held small
and judo Only police officer attended the judo course how
ever.
shsrfps Dept. Navy Participate
four members Of the Shers Department nvestga
staff of attended the school, The Navy sent IL mem
patrol security details to the class
City Manager Victor Lang who instrumental in arranging
the training had emo comment the discontnuance
added that he had not been officially
notified that the FBI had called off the program
Police Chief Benvendo said however, that the reason
the police is they not notified OF the
time early enough to be there. ~
Two sessions were held daily both and night shifts
could attend Police were given pay for attending the
When he notified that had been discontinued @
fectiye Immediately Perez said that he had comment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Delegates From
.Vietnlinll Are
AT Geneva Now
~ EDDY GILMORE

GENEVA, N-The U.N. allies In
Korea were reported today ready
ing compromise proposal for uni
fication Of the occupied, divided
peninsula.
This development was reported
by a highly informed source as a
delegation of five Vietminh Rebel
leaders arrived today from Indo-
china to join the impending talks
aimed at ending the seven-year
war in that Far Eastern battle.
ground.
The source reporting the pro-
jected Allied proposal on Korea
said it would be q Every difficult
thing" for Russia, Red China and
North Korea to turn 1t down.
The Communists reaction to the
Allied proposal, the source added,
would determine whether there is
any real chance of unifying the
divided country and holding free
elections there.
Since its beginning, the Korean
phase of the Far Eastern confer
ence has been stalemated by each
sides insistence on its own plan
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Allen Calls For Cooperation
ToIncrease Tourist Business
Commissioners
Addresses The
Key West Motor
Court Assn.

County commissioner Joe Allen
yesterday called for close coopera-
ton between the city's motel OPP
orators with the city and county
governments as part Of q concert
ed efforts to improve Key Vests
tourist business.
Allen, in a talk before the Key
West Motor Cour:. Association Mon
day, also suggested q cleanup Of
the city TO make It more attractive
to tourists.
Allen said that we have taken
our climate and natural quaintness
for granted while other Florida
communities have gone all out to
impress themselves on the travel
ling public. As a result, he said,
too many people leave the same
day they arrive or stay over for
only one night.
Dirt and Debris
Mr.. Allen pointed out that tour
lists notice and are repealed by dirt
and debris, untidy lawns and
shrubs and trees, sidewalks strewn
with bottles Or cluttered up with
,7recked automobiles.
1--WE may have become used to
these things but tourists notice
them quickly" he added.
Allen said that more clean and
conveniently located public rest.
rooms are needed and he added
that a small shady park is needed
in the downtown area. He pointed
out that city recreation director
Paul Alblry is doing a very ex-
celent job but is overworked and
handicapped by lack OF funds and
needs assistance.
MUST Be Corrected
GAN these things" Allen said,
care the type Of things that can
be corrected or provided for by a
concerted effort which should be
spearheaded by the motel group -
Mr.. Allen mentioned that the
county beach is being improved but
that it still needs a long-range plan
for improvement, which also is
being worked on.
He suggested that the motel
group should be on the alert to as
certain various needs and then
should work through city and coun.
ty governing groups to bring them
about. He urged that the group
work in harmony and cooperation
with those governing bodies and
said he felt that much good for the
city, county and individuals could
be accomplished in that manner,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Record Armed
Forces Day
Observance Set

Saturday, May Is, will be the
fifth annual Armed Forces Day, a
day set aside each year on which
the nation inspects its defense
team. Citizens, including service
men and women, will again have
the opportunity to see how the u.
S. is maintaining power for free
dom and peace.
Plans for this years celebration
are shaping into the biggest Arm
ed Forces Day show this area has
ever seen.
Scene lof most of the operations
for Armed Forces Day will be at
Bayview Park and along Garrison
Blight. Static displays will be avail
able to the general public in Bay
view Park, and the Navy is at
tempting to arrange for a jet en-
CINE display that will illustrate a
jet actually in operation.
Navy "open House"
Free boat rides will again be Of
fered to the general public at
"Open House" to be held Saturday,
May Is. Boats will leave from in
front of the Administration Build
ing No. 124 and cruise in and a.
round the island. "Open House" on
the Naval Station viii begin at 1
p. m, and guides will be present
to provide information.
The American Legion has an
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04

Greatest interest conferred in the
three-way race for state represen-
tative.
Victory Predicted
Supporters of all three men
Bernie c. Papy, the incumbent,
and the two men who are seeking
the office, Dave King, former city
manager, and Mayor C. B. Harvey
confidently predicted victory.
At the county court house, about
50 persons showed up to inquire
about their registration status.
However, at all polling places
things went smoothly as the vot-
ers kept the machines busy.
Elsewhere in the states 1,724
precincts, interest conferred in the
three-cornered race for the unex.
pred term of the late Governor
Dan McCarty.
Early Returns
One of the first precincts to re-
port a final vote was Browns
Farm in Palm Beach County.
Of the IL votes cast in that pre-
cinct, 10 went to Acting Governor
Charley E. Johns and three to
Bradley Oldham. Leroy Collins got
none.
The three candidates for the De-
mocratic nomination for governor
all voted in their home towns.
The departure of Acting Cover
nor Johns from Tallahassee was
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Dignitariies
ToCuban Fete
City, County
And Navy Are
Asked To Attend

Invitations to prominent local
and navy officials to attend a two
day celebration in Havana in OBJ
servance of Cuban Independence
day and the second anniversary Of
the dedication Of a new fire de-
partment In that city have been
issued by the Mayor Of Santa Ma
ria del Rosario, Havana, Cuba, the
Hon. Dr.. Gonsalo Guerra de Ar.
mas, and Colonel Julio Munex Ro-
que, fire chief Of that municipali-
ty.
Rudolph Boza has been appoint
ed by the Mayor Of Santa Maria
del Rosario to assist with the Or
ganization Of the festivities and is
taking care Of all arrangements 10.
cally.
Invitations have gone out to May
or and Mrs. C. B. Harvey of the
City OF Key West, Chairman of the
County Commission Gerald Saund.
ers and Mrs. Saunders; Captain C.
L. Murphy, Chief of Staff, United
States Naval Base and Mrs. Muir.
ply, Navy Fire Chief Harry Baker
and Mrs. Baker; Chief of the Key
West Fire Department and Mrs.
Charles Cremata; County Com.
missioner and Mrs. Joe Allen; City
Commissioner and Mrs. Delio Co
DO; Engineer and Mrs. Lee A. Sax
ton OF New Orleans, La; and DR..
and Mrs. Edward Gonzalez; Mr..
and Mrs. Arturo Delgado, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Fernandez, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carballo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Arnold, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Boza.
The celebration is slated for Nav
IS and 20 and is an excellent op-
portunity to. continue to advance
the solidarity between the people
OF the two countries. Al beautiful
silk American Gag win be present
ca % the Mayor of Santa Maria del
Rosario as 4 symbol Of the warm
friendship between the two cities
oy BENJAMIN Fernandez, grand de-
putty OF the Masonic Lodges of Mon
roe County.
The official program of the two
Gay celebration is as follows:
l. Welcome to the guests by the
Mayor Of Santa Maria del Rosario
ana Presentation Of the key to the
cry to the Mayor Of Key West. The
Continued ON Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
1886 Voters Appear
At Polls Before Noon
80 To IS Per Cent Turnout
OF Registered Voters Seen
By DENIS sNEICR

Monroe County voters flocked to the polls today,
climaxng the countys hottest election campaign with
what looks like record turnout.
Up to noon today, 1896 persons had voted. There
are 10,209 registered voters in the county.
Observers of the political predicted an 80 to
IS per cent turnout of those registered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Grand JuryIs
Recessed Today

Monroe covnty's busy grand
Jury met for an hour and Is
minutes this morning. Fifteen
Jurors were present.
The body recessed until TO
.. m. tomorrow when II will
meet with j. laneeIof Lester,
Monroe County states sffer-
ney.
On Thursday at 10 .. M,
HE Jurors will meet with jam
Is MeEwen, Tampa states ct.
forney assigned TO the toll dis
tiref investigator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Judge Caro- Buys
VOtes.-FOr KWHS
May Day Queen

Criminal Court Judge Tho.
mas S. Care yesterday stood in
The lobby Of me eevnsy eevrt
house and bought vofes.
NeWsmsn watched me trans.
action but Judge Care sppar.
emily didn't care. He Just grin
ned.
Bot Me- busy grand Jury
won't investigate Judge Care.
The Judge was buying HE
Votes for l4-yssr.eld Darlene
Jvrexyusii, Key West high
seheol ssvdsnt. Each penny
counts as Q vote and ffe Girl
who eeilsets most Votes will be
named Msy Day Queen tomer.
row.
The money gees reward .
dance and 70 HE student eevn.
gu. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Political Future
OF Sparkman At
Stake In Primary
sv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Five states hold primaries today
with national attention focused pri-
marily on Alabama. where Demo-
cratic Sen. John j. Spariman's
political future is at stake, and
on Ohio, where Rep. George H.
Bender seeks the Republican SEN
ate nomination.
Bender, whose home is in Cieve-
land, is opposed by William Saxbe
of Mechanicsburg, speaker of the
Ohio House of Representatives, for
the COP nomination for the re-
naming two years of the term of
the late COP Sen. Robert A. Taft.
Sen. Thomas A. Burke, former
Cleveland mayor now holding
Taft's former seat by appointment,
has no opposition for the Demo
cratic nomination. He viii face
the Bender-Saxbe winner in the
November general election.
A light vote was forecast in
Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
LORD rs ELECTED TO
FLORIDA BAR BOARD

County Judge Raymond Lord has
been elected q member Of the
Board OF Governors of the Florida
Bar, it was announced today.
Judge Lord represents the 18th
Judicial Circuit. He was elected
Last Saturday at the Florida Bar
convention in St. Petersburg which
also was attended by Circuit Court
Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., and
Criminal Court Judge Thomas S.
Caro-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04

Votes AreCnst

BY The dsadlins at 5 p. m.
yesterday, 500 absentee bsllefs
had been returned TO Sam PIN
der, supervisor Of registration.
Pinder sent evf SI3 appllca-
fions for absentee ballots. The
balIeis probably will bs count
I'd at 2 q: N. tomorrow by Me
canvsssins Beard which is
composed Of Pindsr, Gerald
Saunders, chairman q The
beard Of county commissioners.
and County Judge Raymend
Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-04
Registration By
Precincts Is
Given By Pinder

A total Of 1o.2Os persons are re-
glstered as voters in Monroe Coun-
ty. Here, according to Sam Pin
der, supervisor Of registration, is a
breakdown of the registration by
nracincfs.