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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
japan Ready to Launch Air Service to u. S.

IN the concrete timetable"
stage.
jail will start its first COM
merclal Pacific service with
three DC-6-Bs flown by Amer
lean pilots and co-pilots.
Hostesses will be Japanese.
Stops will be made at Wake
Island. using Trans-Oceanic
facilities, and at Honolulu
and San Francisco. using
United Air Line facilities.
Yoshito Kojima. JAL's gen.
erai manager IN the regional
office in this country. said
eventually the airline will need
'at least 20 large-type air.
craft" to maintain service
from Brazil to London.
OF the 20, two will be Brit
lsh Jet Comet Mark lis, on
order for delivery in the spring
of 1855. Eventually the Japa-
nese hope to produce CONNER
cial aircraft at home.
The japanese also expect to
employ Japanese pilots on all
JAIL international routes.
Actually Japan has Ameri-
can-trained pilots available to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
The Travellers Notebook
The Travellers Notebook
Influx Of Visitors Brings End
To Naples (FIo.) Retreat Role
Fun Fair Links Miami to Miami Beach;
Special to HioIeoh Is Running Again
By Jacques Futrelle. Jr.
The Stor's Irovsl Editor

Florida's Naples, which began
as q retreat from vacation crowds
Of the late 10th century, has
built up tremendously for visi-
tors in the last 10 years. At the
gateway to the Gulf of Mexico's
Ten Thousand Islands, it is
reached by the famed Tamiami
Trail (U. 8. Az. The town Is 81
miles from Fort Myers and 102
miles from Miami.
A new recreation center,
known as the Miami Fun Fair,
has opened on the Seventy-ninth
Street Causeway linking Miami
and Miami Beach. Promoted by
a manufacturer of amusement
devices, 1t Is described as the
forerunner of q chain of fun
fairs planned throughout the
Western Hemisphere.
The Palm Beach -Biltmore
Special is running again, direct
to Hialeah's races. Round-trip
tickets, from the hotel virtually
to the paddock. are $3.50. tax
included. Beverage and sand
wich services are available on
the train: also. sale of reserved
seats in the clubhouse and
grandstand. Departures are
daily, except Sunday, at 1870
am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

day with all the skill and back
ground necessary to handle
the giants of the Skyways.
The one drawback is a knowl-
edge of English. Radio COM
munications across the Pacific
are handled in English. Jap
anese pilots now are studying
overtime to master the Ian
guage.
There is little reason to fear,
however. that the line will en-
gage in any of the cut-throat
practices that Japanese steam
ship lines used before the war.
Postwar commercial treaties
have virtually ruled this out.
The japanese are hopeful
that some day their venture
into international commercial
service will pay off in profits as
we'll as prestige.
One inspiring factor in JAL's
books is that last year more
than $4,000 international air
borne passengers arrived and
departed from Japan.
JAIL expects to carry its
share OF this business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

man. In fact. ice fishing has
become a favorite outdoor sport
so much SO that the sport is
moving indoors. Those who want
to fish in comfort are operating
from heated Shanties. which are
available on a rental basis. On
some lakes, whole villages Of
these shanties spring up. One
is Perchville on Lake Huron's
Tawas Bay. another is Tie-up
Town on Houghton Lake and
still another is Smeltania on
Lake Charlevoix. Hook-and-line
fishermen usually are after blue
gills. smelt. perch, crappies or
pike. Pike and giant sturgeon
are targets Of spear fishermen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

thick: the woodwork Is Of red
wood and came from California
up the Colorado River to
Yuma. then by wagon to Tucson.
The Browns patio was planted
with fig. pomegranate, orange
and palm trees. The larger Of
the two fig trees now standing
was taken from the first orchard
west of the Mississippi River,
the st. Augustine Mission or
chard. The trees still bear fruit
that Is preserved and sold.
The Old Adobe, as 1t is known
today, is a must" for those
planning an Arizona vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Get the Right BuIIfieht

Apparently. the fact that
Mexico City has two bullfight
rings is causing tourists some
inconvenience. Main trouble is
that visitors arrive at one ring
with tickets to enter the other.
and with tourists who don't
speak Spanish, this could result
in much waving of arms and
hot words. The Mexican Tourist
Association has issued a detailed
memo on the location and the
names of the two Mexico City
bullrings to end the confusion.
One ring is in Mexico City
proper. on Insurgentes boule-
ward. The other is at Cuatro
Caminos. on the outskirts. Make
sure. the association advises.
whether you want to go to the
Insurgentes ring, known as Plaza
Mexico, or the old Cuatro
CaminoS ring Gel Toreo).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Credit Cords on B6o

The Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road has taken another step to
make rail travel simple and con-
venient. 1t announced last week
. system Of credit cards, to be
issued to individuals and firms.
Presented at B. & O. ticket
Offices, a card will buy rail. Pull
man and parlor car services, and.
on all-expense tours. it will even
extend to connection lines. On
trains, 1t may be used for one
way rail. Pullman or parlor-car
charges. In dining cars. the
card may be presented in lieu
Of cash for meals, and at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Nice Folks Pay Must Visit
To Place Forebeors Stunned

and his home reflected his
status. The roof beams, or
vigas, cost him $40 each for cut
ting and hauling by OK team
from the Santa Rita Mountains
south Of Tucson. The OK train
was once attacked by Apaches
and two of the workers were
killed.
The adobe walls are "a inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
PopuIor Old Sturbridqe

More than 10000 persons last
year visited Old Sturbridge VII
lage. the re-created New Eng
land Village of some 80 exhibit
ton buildings. First opened in
1916 at Sturbridge, Mass, it
now draws visitors from foreign
countries as well as from all
parts of the United States. Cur
rently. it is featuring special
Yankee winter week ends. 3"
with recreational activities Of
generations ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
New Museum in Florence

A new museum has been added
to the long list of those already
in the Italian art capital of
Florence. It's the Museum of
Antique Furniture, housed in
the Palazzo Davanzati. This
typical dwelling Of the 18th CEN
fury Is located in the heart Of
the city. It now contains furni-
ture, decorations and utensils Of
the early Renaissance, so ar
ranged as to give o look back
ward to q rich Florentine home
Of five centuries ago. Speaking
Of museums. the richest and
most interesting collection Of
majolica In Italy can be found
about IS miles northeast. The
charming town of Faenza has
been q Janus pottery center
since the Middle Ages and speci-
mems, particularly Of "faience. I"
are on display in the Museum of
Ceramics.
More than $50 persons from
the District Of Columbia and
hundreds Of others from the
Metropolitan Area visited the
Little White House, Georgia
home Of the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt. in 1858.
Total count was 108.912. Warm
Springs is located on alternate
q. s. highway q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

lines baggage Offices. baggage
charge payments may be de-
ferred until the end Of the
month. 1t has the further con-
venience of serving as identifica-
ton for credit at all Hertz-Rent-
AGAR stations. Application
forms for the cards are now
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

12-day Ponce de Leon Carnival,
opening in San Juan February
Is. Coronations, regattas. pa
rades with many floats. lavishly
costumed balls and fireworks are
among the attractions presented
with all the spirit of Spanish
speaking people.
A two-day show. with "Camellia
Time In San Diego" as the
theme. Is being arranged by the
San Diego (Calif1 Camellia So
ciety. Place. Recital Hall. Balboa
Park: time, February Is and IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Among the spectacular out
door celebrations being staged
this winter in Puerto Rico is the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

A bigger and better Big Sea
Day celebration is being planned
for next summer by New Jerseys
Ocean County. The annual cele-
bration. which uses the seafood
industry as the inspiration TO
hold parades and have fun. drew
$4,000 visitors to the little
Point Pleasant community last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Friendly Foees on Vocotion

If something appears to be
altered in the main concourse
of New York's Grand Central
terminal. it probably is the abb
sence of the Golden Clock. "
The big, four-faced yellow bronze
timepiece atop the information
booth, stately friend of the 750,-
900 persons who pass through
the room each day, deserves a
recuperative vacation after some
40 years. Repairs will take
about two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

The industrial city Of Will
mington, Del. requires better
airport facilities. To this end,
a new airport terminal has been
planned. Ground will be bro
ken in the spring for the $780,
600 structure. to be located on
land bordering the Du Pont
parkway, south Of the city. Air
lines now serving the city regu-
larly are American. Eastern and
Allegheny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Brown White House

American Architect Frank
Lloyd Wright designed the Of
fetal residence of the japanese
Prime Minister. This white
House" is brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

With more than 1900 lakes.
Michigan would become a IA
vored place of the ice fisher
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Fields Reported
To Be Back In
Hungary Today

BUDAPEST, Hungary R-Hun-
gary announced today Noel and
Herta Field have won political
asylum in this Communist country,
which imprisoned them for five
years as spies.
This latest development in the
lives of the American couple-cen-
tral figures in one of the cold wars S
greatest international mysteries
was disclosed in communique
from the official Hungarian News
Service. It said:
Noel H. Field and his wife,
Herta X. Field, American citizens,
asked for political asylum from the
government of the Hungarian Peo.
pies Republic. The Hungarian gov
ernment has granted the asylum. :"
American diplomats had no ad-
vance word. They learned the news
from correspondents.
81 really cannot comment-what
could l say?" said a spokesman
for the American legation in the
absence of US. Minister Christian
M. Ravndal, who is on leave.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
ToMoR ROWS

TIDES
Naval Base)
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
High Tides Low Tides
10:46 am. 4:03 am.
GAP pm. 3:05 pm.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
CHRISTMAS EDITION
Pope Plus Gives
Greetings To
Entire World

VATICAN CITY R-Pope Plus
XII, from the Loneliness of suf-
fering" today gave his Christmas s
greetings and blessing "to all
peoples, to their rulers, to those
who bear the responsibility Of the
worlds destinieS."
ITO all of these" said the ailing
7S-year-old head of the Roman
Catholic church, may the mes
sage of the goodness and peace of
the son Of God-made man reach
out"
The Pope's words maintained un-
broken the long series of annual
Christmas pleas for peace which he
has made since he became mead
of the Church in 1899.
Referring to his weeks of illness,
the pontiff said, "In the loneliness
of suffering and with gratitude to
the Catholic world for the prayers
increasingly poured forth for our
consolation, we are, in our good
wishes of peace, thinking of all our
children scattered throughout the
world, and indeed, of the whole hu-
man family"
The Pope's voice was stronger
than at any time since his grave
collapse Dec. 2.
He expressed sorrow that, for
the first time in is years, his con-
dition prevented him from making
his long annual Christmas message
to the world, always primarily a
plea for peace. This message, he
said, he is now preparing and it
will be issued for publication as
soon as it is ready.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Jimmy Sings
Birthday Song
For Baby Jesus

WATERFOWL, Mass. R-Five.
year-oId Jimmy Burns stood on the
lawn of St. Patrick's Catholic
Church yesterday gazing raptly at
the figures in the nativity scene.
Give me nickel, Daddy" he
pleaded.
Clutching the coin in his hand,
Jimmy scrambled onto the plat.
form where lay the image of the
Christ Child in a manger. He
placed the nickel on the contribu-
ton plate.
Then he stepped back and sang,
loudly and cheerfully:
Happy birthday to you,
"Happybirthday to YOU,
Happy birthday, dear Jesus,
Happy birthday to you"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Building Permits

c. E. Sawyer, S12 Angela, wall,
5000.
W. 1. Knowles, 1913 Pine, repairs.
$500.
A. L. Judge, 2sl1 Staples, altera-
tions, $500.
Ben and Aron Mazur 1918 Du-
val, swimming pool, $4,000.
Casa Marina Hotel, swimming
pool, $4,000.
Overseas Fruit Market, sS5 Tru-
man, awning, $400.
Joe Soldano, 1127 Duval, store
building, $4,000.
R. Mingo, 200 Petronia, repairs,
$500.
Trade Winds Club, 9oS Duval,
barbecue pit, 5000.
S. c. Holik, 1925 Washington,
fence, $3.50.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
The Weatherman
Says:

Key West and Vicinity: Clear to
partly cloudy thru Saturday; a
little warmer. Low tonight near So
and high Saturday near IA. Light
to moderate variable winds.
Florida: Fair and warmer thru
Saturday except slightly colder
again in extreme north portion this
afternoon and tonight.
Jacksonville Thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light to
moderate winds mostly northeast
to southeast in the Straits and
mostly southwest to west else
where thru Saturday except winds
occasionally northwest to north ov-
er extreme north portion tonight
and Saturday. Generally fair wea-
ther.
Western Caribbean: Moderate to
fresh northeast to east winds thru
Saturday. Considerable cloudinesS
with occasional showers.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Gift OF Blood

LOS ANGELES R-Three-year-
old Michele Rubin received a most
valuable Christmas present yeSter-
day from 76 men of the heavy
cruiser Bremerton.
The 70 sailors and three Marines
each donated a pint of blood for
Michele, who is suffering from
nephroSiS. She requires the pro-
tein extract of bl0od-serum of al
bumin-to keep her alive. 1t takes
five pintS of blood to make one
bottle of the serum. and Michele
needs two bottles a day.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

the new two-story building.
On the roof Of the new motel is
a solarium with shower and COM
Portable frniture. You also have a
beautiful view of Key West and
the Atlantic Ocean from the SOL
arium.
Planned for the near future is an
observation tower equipped with
binoculars. It viii be built up high
er than the solarium to give an
even better view Of Key West.
~ Equipped
Also on the roof is the master
TV antenna. Each room of the new
Blue Marlin has a TV outlet. Each
room also has q telephone outlet
The rooms - all air condition.
ed - are Of two sizes, IL by 20
feet and Is by 20 feet. Each
room also contains a recessed,
electric wall heater.
Simmons furniture and Beauty
Rest mattresses are used through
out the motel. The bathrooms are
all tile with a tub and shower.
Each room is decorated in q diff
ferent color combination.
The nine large rooms each have
two double beds in them. The large,
waIk-in closets are big enough to
take = roll-away bed.
Svitss, Tee
Several Of the rooms have con-
Meeting doors between one of the
large rooms and one of the small
rooms. These doors can be opened
to make suites,
Near the utility room is the boil
er room. The boiler is equipped
with q pump, giving instant hot
water to any room in the building.
Outside, in the beautifully land
scaped grounds, u barbecue pit is
being built. This is for the conven-
fence OF the guests who may have
caught fish they wish to cook.
The new building contains 20
units. Across the parking area and
tropical garden from the new struc-
ture is the old Blue Marlin which
was built in 1947. It has Is units.
Frem Les Angeles
Schlesinger, who will manage
both buildings, said the two struc-
lures will give tourists a choice of
two price ranges for accommoda-
tons.
Schlesinger and his wife, Eliz-
abeth, drive here from Los Ange-
les to take over management of
the new motel.
An interested passenger with the
Schlesingers was Skipper, their
parakeet. He rode most of the way
from L. A. perched on the steer
ing wheel, Schlesinger said.
Schlesinger was here in 1s47
when the original Blue Marlin was
built.
zone Of the reasons we left Los
he said, Twas the smog."
He doesn't expect to find smog
here.
Taking over the housekeeping du-
ties at the new Blue Marlin is Mrs.
Edna Carey. She has been with
Jack Dietsch, owner of the motel,
for more than six years. She is
assisted by Pearl Thompson and
Ruth Munnings.
The CHS Construction Comoanv
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
MEETING SLATED

WASHINGTON R - Moral Re-
armament, an international move
n.ent designed to remake the world
bI improving moral standards, will
open Today assembly here next
Tuesday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24

was the builder of the new motel.
Norman Giller, Miami Beach, was
the architect.
Hy Altman, of Altman'S Furni-
ture Company, provided the in
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
Swank 2O-Unit Motel Is
One OF Nations Finest

Key Vests newest, swank motel has two features
that appeal to women tourists especially. They
Big, walkin closets and a utility room with auto
matte washing machines
Ed Schlesinger manager of the brand-new Blue Mar
lin Motel and Apartments ON Simonton between South
and United Streets, showed Citizen reporter through
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-24
New Blue Marlin Motel Is Wired For TV

terror decorations. The beautiful
modern furniture and furnishings
also came from Altman's store.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
The Week in Religion
Church Convention Season
To Feature World Groups

that local churches accept mem
bers without references to
race"
Among other conventions COM
ing UP are the Southern Bap-
tist Convention, which meets at
st. Louis June 2-6: the American
Baptist Convention, Minneap-
oils, May 24-28:. the biennial
session of the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. Minneapolis, June
9-15, and the biennial meeting
of the General Council of the
Congpe G tional Christian
Churches. New Haven, Conn,
June 1880.
The executive committee of
the CongregationaliSt General
Council has announced that no
action is planned at the June
meeting on the question of
merger with the Evangelical and
Reformed Church.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Fifth Of Entire Town
Turns Out 10 Donate
Blood 10 Red Cross

- Shepherdstown, w. Va, set q
record this week when almost
One-fifth of the towns adult
residents between the ages Of
1S and SO turned out to give
blood on the annual visit Of the
Washington Regional Blood Cen
ter's bloodmobile to the little
town.
The town, population Its,
has an annual quota Of only 40
pints to the blood center's pool.
The quota is based on population
and in return residents receive
Red Cross blood supplies without
charge whenever needed.
Center officials cited Shep-
herdstown's contribution to point
up the need for increased dona-
tionS to the regional blood pool.
Communities Get Blood.
During the past week the CEN
ter shipped 1889 pints Of blood
in the District and other COM
munitieS in the region and, in
addition. sent 316 pints to the
Department Of Defense.
Blood donations may be made
at the Washington Regional
Center, 2025 E street NV. from
/ pm. to 8 pm. on Mondays
and from 9 am. to S pm. Tues
days through Fridays.
Donors may also give blood at
Garfield Hospital from 9 am. to
5 pm. Mondays through Fri
days; at Freedmen's Hospital,
pm. to 8 pm, Mondays through
Fridays and from 2 pm. to S
pm. on Sundays, and at Walter
Reed Hospital 9 am. to 4 pm.
Mondays through Fridays and 7
pm. to 9 pm. on Tuesdays.
BlOOdmObiIe's Visits.
In addition, bloodmobiles will
make the following stops during
the week:
Andrews Air Force Base. Building
T-3-79. Texas and Nevada avenues;
{Gnr3syelly {n3N Point; :, Building TT. Room
1882 Fort Hunt road. Fairfax County.
Tuesday.
Main Navy Building. Eighteenth street
and Constitution avenue NV: Safe:
way Warehouse Landover. Md. and
Naval Receiving Station, Gymnasium
Building I'll.
Pentagon. Room "A 75o: Kensinston
Firehouse. Kensington, Md. and the
Naval Receiving Station. Gymnasium.
Building I'll.
Pentagon. Room "A $50; Fort Belvoir.
Building mn "a and Naval Receiving
Station. Gymnasium. Building TIL.
Friday.
Pentagon Room "A $50 Meas Dis
pensary. Brown Field, Ouantico. Va,
and Community Center, Fredericksburg,
Va.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Her Speech Defect
Is Boston Accent
IChiId Discovers

North is North and South is
South, and in the Washington
area the twain do meet.
Army Capt. Richard p. Taffe,
who lives with his family at Fort
Myer. related this story about his
daughter Pauline:
She was in an Arlington school,
The Taffes began to get word
that Pauline. then 9, was having
difiiculties. They had a confer
ence with her teacher - "a
charming Richmond girl with
a charming Richmond accent
The teacher recommended a
remedial speech course for
Pauline. The Taffes agreed,
although not entirely convinced
it was necessary.
Later Capt. Taffe asked a doc
tor at Walter Reed Hospital to
make a. check Of Pauline's speech.
He did so, and entered this on
her record:
"The speech defect noted by
the Arlington school system ap-
pears to be nothing more than
a fiat Boston accent
The Taffes are from Boston.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
D. c. Methodist Home
To Mark 65th Yeur

The Methodist Home of the
District will celebrate it's 65th
anniversary on Wednesday with
a tea from 2 to 4 pm. and a
bazaar and dinner from 5 to
pm. at the home. Connecticut
avenue and Ellicott street NV
Chairman for the dinner is
Mrs. Samuel Mcintosh. Mrs. w
H. Whittlesey and Mrs. c o.
Pond are in charge of the tea;
Mrs. Dudley Hoffman of hospi-
tality and Miss Alice Bielaski
of dinner tickets.