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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-09
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Dany ofiers leadership OF Ebay sta
tons: located on busy thoroughfare
in Hyattsville, Md. Selling expert
enee plns = moo Investment. No
SERVICE sTATToN-In heart OF com
mercial area on Rhode Island ave-
nue. ne; lge. full drivewsys; excel
loo. for wide-awake businessman;
a good lease, mod. rental. no good
viii to buy: Box 3l9-E. Star. IA
5000 wkly. Can do much more.
Rcas. rent. Price. $500. All cash
OWNER. 2lo4 E st. NV. RE. 7-a069
SERVICE STATION DEALERsHIP-
Located on .busy Pa. ave. Sc. now
Tor small operation meas Pess i nSes'
for. stock and equipment; no good
BOWLING ALLEY, Sc. location; good
estab. bus, Owner forced 70 accept
~ 1ny SAFES IsfI 0s AND ~ sE IlSS3p
away for . men with $500 each.
II interested and you have the
BEAUTY SALON-suburban Md
shopping center: 6 booths. estab-
nsnsd shop; 5 op sI;,t excel
e efr retI HnSe a 30. tn Hs 9p s,a4 owP
SUPER SERVICE sTATIoN~A beaut.
4-bay service station, avail. March
/; located on busy Wisconsin ave !;
mod. Investment will give excel re-
turns. For full info. write. Box 2s3-
SERVICE sTArIoN-Locat.d in v,r-
south Of Mt. Vernon Hish School:
extra-lge. driveway. excel. facilities,
mod. throughout. a good lease at
very moderate rent. Moderate invest
F t9t stHsk and nd, eas5Gnsnt For
i4th St seats 20 1 air eond 9 DOING
ss6O gno 81 200 VIZ: sotal ggTtss only
slqstyys l4ii Pa. ave. NV. Ma
Cir AND VARIETY STORE. upper
Conn. ave. clean stock, price only
$4,000 incl - 900 stock. Ruaran-
isea H tsTPf s. s41 q9o cash nS down o74y
SERVICE sTATioS LEAsE-An ex-
eel. loo. in Takoma PARK, D. C.. on
intersection OF 3 very busy streets;
this Is. a wonderful opportunity for
a. b t,dIE ans .,,, ims!i inysS;men.
ARL YoU MONEY SHORT but want
tact OWENS. REALTY. Me. s-04S6
SACRIFICE for quick sale; practi-
cally new service station: repair
shop. restaurant. living quarters.
on main highway; ESQ gas. Sl3,-
$50. BROWNING REAL ESTATE
AGENCY Gulpeepers va; ia
for rent; excel. business. Waldorf.
Md. Phone Midway 5-3001. Is
FAMILY SHOE STORE, in d. c.; we'll
established; carrying nationally ad-
vertiSed lines: stock very clean;
average inventory, 100000. Sale
price, $4,000 cash. incl, fixtures.
inspection. Good reason for selling
Write P. o. Box 4727, Washington,
d. c. Id
RESTAURANT. Clarendon area--Pit
barbecue setup. Sale or lease. ia.
S-n1ni. eVnS LA l-nS2o Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-Be.autitul sIl-bIick bHn-
stove t;,; Also : bedrms. and bath;
End a has space for . more bed
rms; fun. bsmt" oil heat; Beaut.
Sl5,756. This home is within a
few blocks of the Naval Hosp, also
near parochial and public schools:
transp and stores. SOLEM REALTY
CO.. OIL. 2-S90S. Ill
Greenwich Forest
First of'ering Of this immac brick
f: bedr rnl ' baths; N NV h,
with recessed radiation; attached
garage Beautiful big lot, Located
H II area & gle h g P RING hSmsY
REALTY co. EN-. 2-@$@6, 10
BETBESDA-.H YOU are looking for
family size din nm. lovely f1rcplacod
liv. rm.. moderately priced. then tbs
3-hedrm. brick Colonial is IT.
s Screened pof ChF HlcSf s Sa
BE En- ,BR.pMooR" - spo,,css
white Colonial with , twin-si7o led
rms, baths. fenced;ln. Shac a
va, d with outdoor ,hhrepl; s i[5 Esr.
P ES5Fq; CO.. INC. OIL. 4eSi7 81? q til
BETHESDA SUPER RAMBLER-Beau-
tiful English VILLAGE; 32-tt, liv.
gmo din Fp COMB Psdr nnse ai bstbS
big screened porch: Gear gar Per-
fectly level corner lot So 300.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4ll;
ewes. JU. 500 30 ~
BETHEsDA-sI4a5o, Attrac. modern
liv. rm. with firepl,, lge din. nm;
partly finished end mr.; work shop
c c5s'' to School school. Earl + + - wRioHT.
OIL $4,000. 70, .5,5ooi,
quality, 2-story, det: brk:: ,beanIl-
on Bradley blvd: den or bedrm. and
Il bath on LIST f.: 3 bedrms.,
baths; recr. rm. with firepl. ga.
rage; screen porch; slate, roof PRICED
MUST N t5Ef'4 HAVE OFFER. FRANK s.
PHI IIUs, DI. 7-l41l; ewes. OIL.
BRIGGS CLANCY RD.-Brick Cape
Cod, 3 bedrms.. "a baths, din. nm,
full bsmt. ,earaee,, over :; acres
tres as$oo. Ro eHsI.. IA I a aHisa' '0'
BROOKDALE-SlS.9 $3.50 II YOU de-
sire a large 2-bedrm. prewar Coon
er-Lightbown built home, you'll want
to inspect this property. Lge, liy.
and attached garage. Home in ex-
2-a346. SAMUEL E BOGLEY, INC.
CHEVY CtHASE-splendld loo, near
beautiful, de luxe, 4-bedrm: split
level home. nearing completion; eX-
ceptionally lge. rms; choose your
own decorations Priced under S40.-
600. Excellent financing. FRANK
g, PHILIPS, OIL. @-7oo7; eyes.
cHEyI CHASE. MD. A beautiful
Somerset School Level corner lot.
L Lars rooms throughput ,i,a3 : tT an
i She 0 doTmitory room tU on 0 ard oor
recreation room with fireplace in
attached garage. Be sure TO see
this property. owner moving. Priced
in the middle twenties, To inspect
Gall F wv $3.50 II 9oNrS 9 I cS open ix ti
GIENMAR PARK-Just off Mass. ave.
4 nice small house, on lge level
lot, a safe place for children. bedrm.
2nd flr Sl6,o50 Good terms: cali
6-5133
Slo.95O - Cape Cod
style home with large knottv-pine
bedrm. on end A., bedrms. and
bath. liv. rm.. tile kit. on LIST A.,
side screened porch with sun deck;
nice wooded lot. Terms ARRANGED.
10. 5-2S00. HUGGINS & HAIR
RISON
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Brick colo-
NAL with lear garage; LIST fl. den,
bedrm. with firepl. and bath, lee.
liy. rm. with firepl., din. rm.. and
maids rm. and bath in bsmt. AS
sumo S25. 900 LIST trust, priced $3S,-
600. Excellent terms arranged. 10.
$4,000. HIGGINS g. HARRISON.
CONTINUED on Next Psge.D
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APIS. UNFURN.-vA. (cont. }.
ARLINGTON, close in; best neighbor

ARLINGTON. close in; best neighbor-
hood; bedroom. $3.50; , bed
rooms. S92.50, utilS. except elec. ;
10 Minis. to D. C.. near Glebe I'd,
40l4 Columbia pike. Ia
NEAR KEY BRIDGE-One and . bed
rms: cow Georgetown. D. c.. Fort
Myer Pentagon; mod. bldg; park
ing. ldry., shop. $50 to S1I5,
utiis. except electricity; no children.
MRS. FANDRICH. IA. 1-S901. -2l
1REDRM. APT.-CloSe-in Arlington
cow transp. and shopping; newly
decor. modern. SO. ia. 7-2497.
so. ARL.-Lge. effic., in apt. bldg. 5
min, TO Pentagon; So so, utils, incl.
IA. 7-7472. IA. 1862. -l3
ARLINGTON, Il blk. FIT. Myer-Gar-
den-type, l-bedrm. apis, $7T50,
utils. incl. RES. MGR. ia. 5-6375,
VICINITY GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY. NORTH ARLINGTON
One and 2 ,bedrm spts;: $50 and
cilities; l blk. to shopping, busline
and George WASHINGTON parkway.
15 minis. to D. c. and Pentagon,
IA 4-I300 IL
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

S42 800 - Beautiful
Colonial. built in 1881 by Frank S.
Phillips. big library. with fireplace
and adjoining bath on LIST a.; 4
5: PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4I1: ewes,
EN-. 2-9265
Nothing like it. Brand-new det.
brick. on level lot, 1876 fl. deep.
walking distance all schools con-
senIenees; 3 bedims, bath OH Ind
iiavatory on 1st f.: full bsmt., built
call Mr.. Burr. WO. 6-491a. COR
MAN P. YOUNG. EN-. 2-45l3. 10
CHEVY CHASE, ID. CT S?1, 15O-This
Is a real buy III q 4-bedrm.. pa
bath brick home. Just reduced for
quick sale; a fine home for the
I,NGsLEY REALTY co. EN-. :
GLOVER PARk-1 block from stod-
dard School semide;, brick, bed
rms. : paths, rec rm. sarsge:
comnal, rsdee 81, 500; good terms
ess M W. H. k9 3lS5 Ma s-@'4o;
MI. pleasant BriEht. cheerful
hGme in beautiful cond very sub
s,sntial row brick, on an excellent
stree 8 bedrooms END :, baths
s! 81 40. svl FRANK 81 S 5 ssJH1lLL.ps; Dl
MI pLEA ASA II 81 the f finer
type homes Just a few doors of
10Th st. with 5 lovely twin size
bedrms.. "Ia baths lear garage
Owner moving out OF city. wants a
Quick sale Call Mr.. Lawrence for
cHEsrER" H, Keller r. R Reai0q.
PARK AREA. near Alas
ka. ave. Detached brk. delightful
III SIiam ba,, ar 10 is, bias rms
bath 3 on md ID 80 there n are Ems !. r ana
refgrs. hot-water heat. oil burner
nreplaceS,, 2-car garage, Lot so
=; wide, Price only S22 500. Ewes.
Re- arl7g ISIS L 81 $, oR R ". "a
PARK LIST offering
handsome and spacious nm brick
Colonial Incl. lst-f den. an-elec
kit. Scar garage, rec. nm. Only
SS;3o. 600, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
NEAR WALTER al n RED o Hosp f1t.
SIS ,950--vacant. A very comfort
able re- idence. conveniently located
Large living, good dining room and
kitchen. bedrooms, bath and
sleeping porch on End A. bedroom
and storage room on Bird a.; full
basement. maids room and path;
detached garage. To inspect call WO
$4,000. Once open until 9. EDW
H JONES & CO. INC, Chevy
VIEW OVER POTOMAC VALLEY
Lge.. Diet. brick; heavy slate roof. per
fectly beautiful cond. 8 rms. tiled
path, bsmt: gar, screened porch,
lovely wall-to-wall carpetinE; .
blocks to school, stores. bus. 10 Minis.
70 downtown. Priced in very low COS.
Must be sold. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI: 1-14l1; ewes. EN-. 2-9265.
NEAR CONN. AND S
-Magniilcent and modern as to-
morrow y rms. l3O-ft. liv rmD. 5
tional value; $4,000 FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4l1: ewes. OIL
6l2s BLAIR RID. N.W.-1st-n DOW.
der nm. large liv. rm.. 3 bedrms
semidet. brick home. vacant; i'm
mediate possession; $3.50 down.
reasonably priced. DEMATATIS
REALTY CO. ST. 1851 or RA
AN INTERESTING Diet stone-and.
lot Center hall. study powder
rm.; Nv, rm. with French doors
leading 20 screened porch. din. rm
kit. 3 bedrms. and . baths: rec
nm. maids rm. and bath. and
garage IN hSmt Please call INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4@32 or OIL
2-jS67.
BRIGHTWOOD
Six-room semidetached brick. con-
yeniently located. with powder rm
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ALEX. HUNTINGTON - 2-bedroom
brick. .semidet.. house. full bsmt.,
equip. kit. tiled bath. fenced ward;
excel. cond.: very cow. location:
500 a mo, Ov. 3-45l9. -I2
g. BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. full
bsmt.; mr.. schools. bus. shopping
center. 1910 18th I'd. s. Arl. I'm
med. poSS.; x135 mo. ia. S-3366.
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN

Detached nome. containing g large
rms. and modern bath. Completely
redecorated Call Mr.. Clarke. ~.
$3.50. with FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE. 7-246l. Ia
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EVENING MOVING and transfer
service, EVERYDAY careful. expert
enced men. Ii. 3-5047. Ia
you by the job or SO per hr. Call
today! Move todayl AID. 4-6777.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
beaches especially. S. L. MORRIS,
4510 18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-ll50
after ON
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr :.
small and large Jobs; trained men;
lonR-short bookings; ms Ii 6-33G4
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage,
reas. Ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 81 4t6.
10"
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

DNE-BEDRM. CORNER APT. near
18th and Columbia I'd. For sale
by OWNER. Box 5000. Star. 10
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ii RMS. 4 BATHS
PASTOR & YOUNG
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
BY Gene

WOULD LIKE TO TRADE my equity
in small 1-tioor plan home for a
vacant lot in Silver Spring. Call
ewes. after 8 pm. JU a-33na LII
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Two Are Hurt
In Traffic
Accidents Here

Two persons were slightly injur-
ed in traffic accidents during the
past "a hours, police reported to-
day.
The first occurred Tuesday af-
ternoon when 7 year old boy ran
from behind parked car and was
struck down by an oncoming car.
Identified as James Wood of HOS
Duval ST., the boy suffered se7ere
bruises. Driver of the car was Ja-
net T. Brooks, "a, of 1000 Francis
st. The accident occurred at Duval
and Virginia SITS.
Charles Major, S3, of 6O7 Petro-
MIA ST. was injured in the second
accident which occurred early this
morning.
Police said the mishap happened
when Major, riding on a motor
scooter, failed to heed a stop light
at Simonton and Petronia SITS and
was struck by a car driven by John
Harwood, IT'S South st.
Major was taken to Monroe Cen
eral Hospital for treatment of leg
and chest injuries.
He was later charge dwith reck-
He was later charged with reck-
dent.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Bids On IL County
Roads Called For

The county commissioners last
night voted unanimously to eau
Tor bids on IL county roads = al
on Key Largo.
The roads are:
Beach Road, Sunny Bs~sn So
DIVISION; Cocanut Row, hey Issgo
Beach Subdivision: Tsvwz60
Drive, Tavernier Rsach SuASrvk
sion; Hull Road, Bohns-t ..SssA e.
Tavenier Berd Sub6v.si&. L9wa
Street. Tavern:er SessA. Tsvss.
nler Drive, Tavsrne, sab1vipon
No; 2; First Ave. s>ss,d Az,
ana Ave Z, MsnSA;ay sshdsvssl
Ellis Road. Elhs irvpwssA q.
vernler; and Sect.oa LIE Nes(
Key Largo.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Hospital Ahead
For September

Monroe County General Hospital
receipts were slightly more than
disbursements during September
according to the report received at
the regular hospital board meeting
yesterday afternoon.
Receipts were SIS, ,759.08. Dis
bursementS were SIS 5,345.76.
Cash on hand was: general fund.
$3,0167S; payroll fund, $1,O16.77:
special fund, $517.52; petty cash,
$50; undeposited cash, S4,443.5S.
Total admissions to the hospital
in September were 1872. Discharges
were 159.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Allen Rspens Monroe County, NAL Dispute

that we abandon the fees and raise
the money by advalorum taxes. The
amount that we are asking from
National is less than the income
from the parking lot.
Before res0rting to extreme mea-
sureS we have made every attempt
to settle by compromise. 1 am sure
that after hearing the above you
will concede this to be true.
We refuse to be used as a tool
by National to hurt our Cuban
friends. Key West has long and
envlable past in its relationship
with the Cuban people. There is a
bond between us which cannot be
broken.
BY our actions we have shown
that we are willing to cmpromise
+. but compromise only with hon.
or.
! thank you.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
City Gives Money
For Dump Work

The city turned over a check for
$4,000 to the Monroe County Mos
quito Control Board as its share of
the cost of operating a sanitary
land fill at the city dump today.
The mosquito control group took
over the operation of the dump re-
Gently under a plan which brings
the city $4,000 per year from the
state.
The sanitary land fill program
eliminates the necessity of burn
ing refuse or treating it chemical
ly and has resulted in the recla-
nation of substantial amount of
land and in keeping the city's in
sect populace down.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Circuit Court
Jurors Drawn

Prospective jurors for the fall
term of Circuit Court were select
ed yesterday afternoon. The sum-
monSes are returnable at 10 am,
Oct. 18.
Those whose names were drawn
are:
Charles B. Curry Howard G.
Pinder, A. Marquee, Thomas c.
Moon, Hilton R, Curry, Richard s.
Weymouth, Albert F. Goodrich
Ralph Placencia, Evelio F. Herman
dez, Manuel G. Figueroa.
Felipe Marrero, Leland S
March, Frank H. Frantz. William
A. Kemp, Ellery M. Beard, George
M. Garcia, Rafael Baso, Angel Al
verez, Henry A. Hall, Jose G. Go
meZ.
James E. Duane, Jr., Joseph Del
Plno, Oscar l., Avila, Mario Avila,
5. F. Varela, Philip W. Kiefer, An.
tonic Manuel Perez, George +.
Griffin, Armando Fernandez. vii.
son Jolly.
A. M. Valdez, Jesus Garcia
James l.. Fort, Bertram d. Saw.
yer, Blenvenido Montejo, Jose A.
Ramirez, Jose Blanca, Jr.. Charles
l. Russell, G. w. Drummond, Jose
l.. Ponce.
Cecil G. Russell, Joe E. Castro
William P. Albury, Carlos Cordero,
Alfred j. Perez, William T. Dough.
ty, Jr., John T. Thompson. Elov
Blanco, Grace R. Crosby, Munro ]
Horre.
Walter S. Bebee, Harry ]. Metz.
ger, Thomas c. Moore, Elmer Del
Pino, Samuel L. Fowler, Louis A
Anguera, William G. Roberts
Emanuel E. Cox, Joseph R. Lo,
PEE, Anthony L. Rosendo, William
r. Stied.
j. R. Herring, E. v. Kinsman
Armando L. Valdez, Robert R. Val.
dez, Robert E. Shepherd, Daniel
II. Lopez, Rogelio Alvarez. Angel
Fruto, Robert E. Turner, Walter
Vlnson, Rinaldo P. Rocha.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13

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ures - Winters favorite fashion!
Wear the versatile jumper with its
own smart blouse - vary it with
sweaters, jerseys. Note long-torso
effect of hip-line - so slimmingl
Proportioned to fit.
Pattern 9127: Half Sizes 141s,
1914, 1871, 2o11, 2215, 241z. Size
1874 jumper, 31s yards 30-inch
fabric; blouse. 2A yards.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send Thirty.fiye GEMS in coins
for this pattern = add S cents for
each pattern for 1st-class mall
ing. Send to Marian Martin, care
of The Key West Citizen, No. lss.
Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th St
New York IL, N. Y. Print plainly
NAME. ADDRESS with ZONE
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
Featlre.StrOy
Is Expensive

COLUMBUS, Ind. Up - Stuart
Snyder, 81, news director of radio
station West, got the feature
story he went after yesterday
sooner than he expected, and at
a higher price.
Snyder heard that Columbus DO
lice had a new electric traffic
speed timer. He was driving
around looking for it when a po-
iiceman pulled alongside.
"Thirty-nine miles an hour bv
the new timer" the officer said.
1t was a 3O-mile zone, and the
story is going to cost Snyder SIS. rs
his fine for speeding.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
KEY WEST MAY MT

tConunued from Fase )os)
the University of Miami ~ilI - a.
pecially helpful in Key wsa.
FOR this reason it is hoped ia
Doth enlisted men as well as off.
GERS viii respond eagerly to this
project.
Many young civilians who hays
recently been or are about to be
graduated from high school. and
ior some reason find that they are
unable to go away to college will
also welcome this opportunity 70
continue their education right here
at home.
Ihls University branch win m
open to all. whether for personal
arrangement or for credit courses
ior those seeking a degrees. except.
ing children who have not as vest
finished their high school training.
Class Requirements
A minimum of Is students per
eiass Is considered essential to the
establishing of University branch.
Dean Steinhoff suggests that tbe
courses which seem most lopicaIIv
suitable might well be those in the
lower division of the College Of
Arts and Sciences and the School
Of Business Administration.
Classes for teachers interested In
the School of Education also would
seem to be a distinct possibility
where the teachers have prescrib-
ed prerequisite courses.
Dean Steinhoff further state.
that while the University plans
must remain tentative at this time.
ne is deeply interested in serving
the community of Key West. 50
let's all do our part and demons
trate a substantial interest in this
move to bring about a more euI.
tural Key West.
Ii you are interested in this plan.
and | feel certain that You are
for further information telephone
2-2466 during the daytime, or :.
S57l after 4:30 p. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
COUNTY BOARD SEES

NCOntlnueQ from rage OneD
Sawyer said. "Baker won't even
talk with us"
Sawyer then suggested that
Laubscher go to Miami and talk
with Baker.
Don't Want Wilde
4 see no need of a forum, I"
Bentley said.
''What about my suggestion to
send Wilde to the forum" Saun-
ders asked.
''We prefer a member of the
board, not Wilde" knight said.
The commissioners then passed
the motion sending Wilde to the
forum.
wilde won't be here Tuesday, +"
Sawyer said. He and George Far
aldo (airport manager) are going
to a convention of airport manag-
ers in Charleston.
Knight then sat down.
I'VE have had many conferences
with National Allen said. 1--WE
want the matter settled now. We
believe we can get another airline
in here before winter"
"Mr. Lavbseher," said Hiags,
didn't you try several months
ago to arrange . meeting be-
tween Us and NsfionsI7 Would
you mind telling Us why fhst
meeting never came Off"
National wouldn't come to the
meeting" Laubscher replied.
IF National is so worried about
the eviction" Harris said,
wouldn't they be willing to meet
here with us before Friday?"
Il have no way of knowing"
Laubscher said.
Saunders then said that it was
either case of closing Meacham
Field or taxing the people to oper-
ate the field. He said the commits
sioners had given into National
many times and that it "would be
easy to knuckle down" to NAL
now.
Saunders added that the commls-
sioners wanted to settle the matter
with honor and to get money to
provide facilities at the field"
This ended last nights discussion
of the airport.
Laubscher and knight left the
meeting almost Immediately.
The county is moving to evict
NAL from Meacham Field because
NAL has not paid the county land
ing fees or rent since Jan. 1.
The county says NAL owes 5,l44.
NAL has refused to pay on the
basis of so cents for each passen-
ger landing and taking off at the
field.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-13
POINCIANA PTA

plcal application (painting the
teeth) is expensive.
He concluded: 81 have been cri-
tlcized for my stand on fluorida-
ton but | feel that it is my res
possibility to my profession to ad-
Vocate what believe is right"
DR.. Gunderson spoke next, point
ing out that tooth decay is the
worlds most common disease and
that with a program of controlled
fluoridation, it could be reduced
here from 40 to 60 per cent.
Wisconsin Experience
He also revealed that he is a
native of Green Bay, Wisconsin =
a city where fluoride occurs ma
turally in the water in the amount
OF Pc parts per million.
And l never had a bad tooth
until | was 81 years old" said
DR.. Gunderson.
He added that studies have
shown that there is no increase
In the mortality rate in cities
where fluoride occurs.
DIR. Gunderson said that "an
emotional bias exists in Kew West
against fluoridation. He hit out At
reports circulated that sodium fin.
orlde caused canser in tests with
animals, saying that the mice used
In the study were highly inbred for
cancer. They would have had it
no matter what they were given -
it was a rigged experiment." said
DIR. Gunderson.
The American Cancer Society, he
said, has announced that Sodium
fluoride does not cause cancer.
Douglass Speaks
Douglass then gave his side of
the argument.
He claimed that few people know
the real facts of fluoridation.
"A redefinition of ethics is neees-
sary,' he said. "a job of sales
manship is being done by the PTA
and the newspapers.
Douglass also claimed that the
surgeon general has used ''fraud
and deception" in selling fluorida-
tion to the nation. He advocated
restricting "fluoride statesmen" the
same as dealers in securities.
He added that the medical pro-
fession is easy to sell"
There are better and less de-
vious ways to prevent tooth de-
cay - it is not due to fluoride but
to diet"
Makes Claims
He claimed that sodium fluoride
made teeth brittle and crumbly." I"
what will you provide the day
Key WeSterS eat fish," he asked.
(Later, when asked to explain
this question, Douglass said that
two thirds of pound of fish pro-
videS enough fluoride for one day.)
During the period of rebuttal, DIR.
CobO questioned proposal Dou-
glass had made that fluoride be
administered in the form of pills.
First he says it is rat poison and
now he wants to give the kids
fluoride pills." said DR.. Cobo.
DR.. GundersOn used his rebuttal
period to point out that fluorida-
tin of the water supply would be
supervised by competent authori-
ties of the Public Health Admins
tration.
Little Danger
''The danger of overdose is prac-
tically impossible you would
have to add 400 tons to one million
gallons of water" he pointed out.
Douglass, in his rebuttal, said
that faction viii be taken against
the press if they print too much
against fuoridation." He added
that flueride causes cancer and
lengthens the time needed for blood
cletting
Then a member of the audience
asked him: eff the Public Health
Service knows fluoride is not good,
why are they advocating it? What
is their motive?"
Douglass replied: 'The Public
Health Service are crooks and the
doctors and dentists don't do any
thino about II -