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Evening star., 1954-05-23

DUPONT CIRCLE
Adjacent to the hub Of our most
important avenues. the apex of
"a hours day activity; 5000
transfer corner. In air-conditioned
professional building. VIII remodel
to suit tenant.
B. FRANKLIN KAHN
RE. 7-44l1 Ewes. JU. S-S666
Evening star., 1954-05-23

J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1872 K st. NV ST. 3-8S00
Evening star., 1954-05-23
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

GEORGETOWN - Corner bldg. OF
about 1000 SO. IT. on 2 frs; 2nd-
street; paneled ofice, 2 washrooms
Entire bldg. heated. A. NJ. ROTH
Evening star., 1954-05-23
J. VINSON PETER
24l-ACRE FARM

PO. 2-2361 or Call r. A. WaddiIl
Gaithersburg 1926. "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Red Infiltration
Hearings Open
In Michigan

DETROIT (P-Rep. Kit Clardy
(R-Minh) opens hearings today
to determine how far communism
has infiltrated into education and
labor in Michigan.
Clardy, chairman of a House
Un-American Activities subcom-
mittee, said he expected to call
between 8 and 10 witnesses the
first day, more than half of them
educators.
He said, however, one pretty
important" witness may be called
from the labor field.
The white-haired Michigan con-
gresham, commenting on criti-
cism by the CLIO United Alto
workers, said often the ''most
trouble is stirred up before a
hearing" He said he thought the
union, some of whose members
haye been subpoenaed, would be
one of the chief benefactors of
the investigation.
The first two witnesses, he said,
were Sidney w. GRADER. social
studies teacher at Detroit ele-
mentary school, and DR.. Gerald
Harrison, a faculty member and
physicist at Wayne University.
He said his group is not con-
Quoting a trial and is not trying
'to determine who is guilty and
who is not guilty." He said it is
merely trying to determine how
far communism had infiltrated into
the fields of labor and education.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Death OF Heiress
To Be PrObed

CHICAGO, R-An inquest was
Florence Dibell Bartlett, 72-year-
old heiress to a hardware fortune
and art patroness, in a History
plunge yesterday from the patio
of her Gold Coast penthouse.
Acting Detective Chief William
Touhy said two sealed envelopes
he found in Miss Bartlett's apart
ment will be opened then. One was
addressed to Miss Bartlett's maid,
the other to Frank Wallace, who
handled her financial affairs.
Miss Bartlett was a member of
the board of the Art Institute of
Chicago.
Police quoted her maid, Mrs.
Marie Hjerto, that Miss Bartlett
had been respondent since the
death last June Is of her only
brother, Frederic Clay Bartlett,
architect and artist.
She was the daughter of the late
Adolphus Clay Bartlett, one of the
founders of a Chicago hardware
manufacturing firm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Blue
WATER
by DENIS sNEIGR

there are professionals. They know
an expose when they see one. So
they just 60 along and routinely
expose whatever the editor wants
exposed at the moment.
They mostly get paid the same
anyway, whether they are cover
ing a precinct house or exposing
germs.
You have seen enough movies to
recognize the HoIlywood-type re-
porter.
If you haven't, III tell you.
He is bright young man, Clear
eyes, suntanned and shamefully
young, as Dwight Fiske used to
say in one of his songs.
He always needs a hair cut, as
all Hollywood heroes do. l don't
mean he needs a hair cut in the
sloppy, wine -drinker sort of way.
He just has long hair. Neat but
long.
He is always on the ball. He al
ways gets the big story.
Thank goodness, there weren't
any eager-beaver, HoDywood-type
reporters around Key West during
this expose.
They were all just plain work
ing stiffs. Like me.
That's why I wondered about
some Key Westers being upset at
these working Stiffs. You must re-
member that these working stiffs
just work for an editor. The edi-
tor wants story Slanted a parti-
cular way. So the working stiff
slants it that way.
Next month the same editor
might want a big dope ring in Mia
mi exposed. These same working
Stiffs might be assigned to expose
the big dope (that would be easy)
ring IN Miami.
That would be their assignment
and that's what they would do.
Or, some Miami big wheel might
drive down here with an extra
curricular girl friend and have an
auto wreck.
The Miami papers might want
that exposed and these same re-
porters might be assigned to ex-
pose the Miami big wheel and his
extra-curricular girl friend.
So don't take newspaper exposes
seriously. It's all part of the game.
Who knows? Next year the Key
West newspapers might be expos
ing the Greater Bagels Beach
Area?
I; You should see the things that
90 on there.
But before you knock it off and
write nasty letter to the editor
which says you do so too know
who last years Pulitzer prize win
ners were - the Pulitzer prizes
are listed since 1918 in the 1854
World Almanac. Beginning on Page
5O4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Chaplin Film
|Seen At Church

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Up - The
Charlie Chaplin movie Carmen,
banned by the Memphis Board of
Censors, was shown to a Laughing
audience of 100 at the First Uni
tartan Church last night.
The slapstick comedy was post
poned a week after Chief Censor
Lloyd T. Binford said the church
would "violate the law" if it show
ed the movie.
Church trustees later viewed
the silent picture, said they found
nothing morally wrong" with it
and reScheduled it.
Binford, who earlier said he
might send police to stop the show
ing said last night, 81 haven't got
anything to say :"
ALI Chaplin films were banned
here because Binford objected to
the actors private life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Killers ToDie

TOKYO, R,-Japan's new justice
minister hasn't had chance yet
to shake up his country's scandal
rocked administration.
But there's no doubt he's shaken
nine condemned murders.
DR.. Ryogoro Kato, a 71-year-old
obstetrician, took over the minis
try April az. In his first seven
days he signed death warrants for
all nine men and told prison war
dens to get on with the hangings.
In Japan, justice ministers have
additionally SHE'D away from the
unpleasant job. The last Minister,
Takeru Inukai, let some of the
warrants lie on his desk nearly a
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

Don't take newspaper exposes
seriously.
They do it all the time.
There are even associations and
organizations which gives prizes
for the best or worst exposes - de-
pending on how you look at them.
Some Key Westers have been
upset-some even up in arms
about stories in Miami papers re-
Gently.
But it's the same old story. Next
week or next month, you won't
hear or read a word about the
current expose. There should be
an acute accent over the last sc"
in expose but our Liontype doesn't
have, it.
Speaking of last years exposes,
how many recall last years Pulit-
ger prize winners? (Go ahead.
Look them UP in the World Al
manac and then write a nasty let
te- to the editor.)
You don't even need to look as
far back as last year. One Miami
paper hadn't even finished with
the big expose of Monroe County
before it was starting on a big
Navy tug boat expose.
You got to keep the exposes
going, if you are an editor.
You should see some of the jer-
ky exposes I've seen here and
there.
One paper I worked for in New
York City made a regular sum-
mer issue about germs in the wat
er near beaches.
1t was a real. big production.
Every summer. One man was as.
signed to do nothing but write a
story a day about germs in water
near the beaches.
So what happened?
Everybody who wanted to do so
went swimming whenever they
wanted.
And the editors sat back, smiled
smugly, and said: "Look at the
big campaign and expose we put
over about germs"
Everybody was happy. The read
ers, the swimmers, the editors.
Everybody was happy except one
guy. He was the man who had to
write the same story every day
about germs in the water near
beaches.
1t was the same story, ton. All
he had to do each day was change
the name of the. Deac.
infested with germs. There are
lots of beaches near New York
City. And apparently a lot of
germs.
You may not think this was a
big-time expose. But it was. be.
cause it carried all the trappings.
The paper printed pictures of crow
ded-and presumably germ in.
tested - beaches. Drawings Of
germs were printed. The germs
were analysed, named, counted and
tattooed.
One of the larger germs was
named Mamie.
But the paper didn't pay for all
this counting and naming of germs.
The health department did.
This made the editor happy. Ed.
itors do not like to spend money
| know. I've worked for enough of
them.
But millions of people still 20
swimming every summer at New
York beaches.
There is another gimmick which
sometimes goes along with news.
paper exposes.
This is the eager beaver, Hol.
lywood type reporter.
You don't see this type around
New York City very often because
the people who work on papers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
EAGER BASS CAUGHT

DALLAS Up - Three teen-age
boys rowing boat on a lake yes
terday suddenly heard a thump
and feverish Hopping.
A 5-pound, Bounce sand bass
had Tipped into their boat.
The boys, Jerry Wilson, Gibson
Jester and Billy Youngblood, gave
the bass to a nearby fisherman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Trainman Is Disrobed
By Diesel Machinery

LOUISVILLE, KY. RLWilliam
Thomas clothes caught in the ma
chinery of a diesel engine yester-
day and everything was pulled off
except his shoes and socks.
The worst Thomas, a railroad
maintenance man, suffered was a
broken arm.
He was Servicing the locomotive
when his rain coat was caught by
the spinning shaft of a radiator
fan motor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
Roll Call Trouble

CAMP PICKET, Va. Up - The
1000 officers taking part in the
Army's giant logistical maneuver,
LOgex-54, here this week have no
problem at all compared with the
fellow who calls the roll.
Working side by side in the paper
work maneNer are KoutSogianno-
poulos is of the Greek Army. Maj.
Prasarn Prasassarakitch and Capt.
Rien Disthabanchong are of the
Thai army.
They're among 124 officers rep
resenting 20 foreign countries and
are sharing information gained
Pickett drawing boards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

Despite confidence, the United States may &C.
casionaly be wrong and the British or French right in
foreign policy matters. It has happened before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

We had humorous idea for this paragraph but for
got It; that's funny, isn't it?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

Advertising induces people to take money out Of the
bank, from sock, and spend it. That's why advertising
creates business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03
GERMANY AND THE E.P.

Shortly after World War II ended, eighteen Euro
can countries joined in what called the European
Payments Union. The international financial agreement
allowed trade to be conducted freely and nations paid off
their balances to each other credits debts
as the trade progressed.
In the last few weeks, the resurgence of West Ger
many has threatened the future of the E. p u This
ones fault but demonstrates the economic and COM
mercial supremacy Germany is gaining her neigh
bors in Europe
The latest figure shows the Germans are owed al
most billion dollars by the Payments Union AS the I'm
ion operates the Germans receive only half this
amount in gold hard currency, and they pressing
for change in regulations to allow payment of least
sixyfive per cent of this in gold hard currency.
The British are thought to be considering withdrawal
from the E. p u and therefore, the organization which
has done much for European trade in recent years
pears to be headed for dissolution Perhaps the only de-
velopment-which is not ikey-which would head off
dissolution would be greater industry and sitter
petition from Germanys neighbors in Europe.
Unfortunately many of her neighbors such as Italy
and France do to be able to compete with
many in the business world The Germans appear to be
more Industrious people than European natonalities
and the recovery of West Germany clearly demonstrates
this fact.
Advertise your business any way you like but aver-
tise it.
It's surprising how few breaks really deserving people
sometimes get.
We had humorous idea for this paragraph but for
got it; that's funny, isn't it?
It's easy to which children get adequate atten-
ton from their parents and those who do not
Advertising induces people to take money out Of the
bank, from sock, and spend it. That's why advertising
creates business.
Despite our confidence, the United States may
casionay be wrong and the British French right in
foreign policy matters. It has happened before.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

Advertise your business any way you like, but adver
Sc it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

It's surprising how few breaks really deserving
sometimes get.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

Only two months ago the citi.
zens of Monroe County voted 6 to l
dgdinst the plons of Bernie Poppy to
foot q $l4.000.000 uqueduct bond
indenture.
Yet now it is flatlY stated in the
Marathon KeYnoter that Poppy plons
to soddle the freeholders with this
burden without giving them any
chance to soy no.
Alonzo Cothron. chuirmdn of
the dqueduct commission. ddmits.
according to the KeYnoter. that they
now pldn to foot q new $l4.000O00
bond issue without dsking the free.
holders consent.
He mode this settlement severed
weeks ago. asking at the time that
the news be withheld until he had
further information"
Could thot further information
have been the reelection Of Rep.
Bernie c. Poppy?
Evidently so. Cothron soid in
the KeYnoters interview that Rep.
Poppy had promised the commission
that he will did them with the neces-
sorry legislation in the 1855 legislo.
ture.
How would it be done?
Here's the plan. as directed by
Cothron:
Instead of ON I'D vdlorem tax
to satisfy bond holders. the Aqus.
duct Commission will be given
power to rdise water rdtes to an
unlimited amount to pay off the
bonds!
Freeholders won't hove to vote
for the bond issue because no I'D
volorem tdx will be involved.
Rep. Poppy os shown by his
post octions in the Legislature -
is perfectly cdpdble Of pulling just
this.
Did Alonzo Cothron spill the
beuns too soon?
(Pad Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-03

It's easy to see which children get adequate
ton from their parents and those who do not.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Poziv swim majkan,a U
Milwaukee | West AIIis

Milwaukee, Wis. - Oval
poziv uperen je swim majka-
ma u Milwaukee i West Allis,
koje imadu MANU- djecu iii
ne, cine Sc poziva sve make
da uzmognemo organizirati
Mothers Club, da Sc kroz
NIGGA nasa djeca uzmognu
organizirati, da Sc uee Kolo
Pies, hrvatske pjesme i slic-
no.
Nasa je ideja, da pokaze-
mo djeci nasoj mladeM da
Sc mi "a njih interesiramo i
vjerujemo da bi ovo bila do
bra stvar, a o cemu i make
trebaju govoriti medju sobom
i svoju djecu upucivati da
stupaju u ovu kulturnu ma
rodnu organizaciju. Nasa je
zelja da dobijemo svestranu
kooperaciju u ovom podhva-
tu, a ne prigovaranje.
Svi trebamo imati ma umu,
da &c nasa djeca, kad mi IL
nemognemo nestanemo, biti
nosioci Hrvatske Bratske Ia
.jednice.
IL tih razloga molimo maj
ke da Sc jave tajnicima svo-
.jih odsjeka upraviteljima
gnijezda, mex prijave svoja
imena i adrese, tako da in
mozemo pozvati kada bude pr
va sjednica Mothers Club.
Mi smo stalno govorili "a
Hrvatski Dom. Sada je "a
prodaju oval ma 9Th i Mine
raj Streets, a to je zgrada u
! dobrom stanju, pax mas in
teresira da bi isti kupili tre-
ba da Sc odmah pise ma
Mr.. Eminent Ryan, City Hall
Real Estate da kad dodje do
prodaje, da mi moramo biti
prvi u natjecaju kupnje.
U tom Domu bi mogli ina
ii mas - Centar "a sa-
stanke i "a vjezbanje nase
djece mladezi u narodnim
hrvatskim pjesmama, kol c
plesu u drugim kulturnim
stvarima. Ma tai bi naein O.
mladinu drzali uz sebe cd.
gajali ju u narodnom i kul.
turnom duhu. o tome imade.
mo mnogo sugestija, ali maj.
prize treba da Sc zainteresira.
mo da poduzmemo ozbiljne
korake, da imamo svoj Ma
rodni Dom.
Mitzi Knaflic, uprav
gnijezda broj $50.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
P0z0RISNE PREDSTAVE

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kroz
zadnjih nekoliko mjeseci pri-
mill smo potrazbe IL raznih
predjela zemlje "a hrvatske
pozorisne komade. Prikaziva-
ME jedne predstave u hrvat-
skom iii engleskom jeziku je
dobar nacin "a pobudjivanje
interesa oko odsjeka. Pokusi,
koji SUI potrebni prize, nego
igra moze biti pokazana pred
publikom, pruzaju izvrsnu pri-
liku, da Sc clanovi, koji ina
ju uloge u predstavi, mogu
sastati wise puta ma mjesec,
nego sto to mogu ma odsjec-
MIN sjednicama, koje Sc O.
drzavaju jednom mjesecno.
Uloge u predstavama mo-
rale bi biti razdijeljene me-
dju nase mladje clanove u
odsjeku, radje nego da to ma
sebe preuzimaju stariji cla-
novi, kako sc to cesto puta
dogadja. Uloga u predstavi
moze dati kojem americkom
iii kanadsekom rodjenom cla-
nu priliku, da Sc bolje upo-
INA sa nasim lijepim hrvat-
skim jezikom.
Ako zelite imati koju pred
stavu "a prikazivanje po 3D.
sjeku iii gnijezdu, izvolite
Sc obratiti ma Sportsko-Pro-
svjetno Odjeljenje u glavnom
uredu, koji &c yam to bada-
va poslati. U mnogo slucaje-
va mozemo vam poslati do
voljan broj kopija uloga cd
predstave, koju izaberete, da
vam nece biti potrebno pre-
pisivati istu.
Frank Braidic, upravitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
HRVATI | SRBI
P. d. Ostovic, pisac knjNevnik

Procitao canak profesora culnoviea buduci da
Sc radi utvrdjvanu povjesnh cinenca, ne osobnoj
poernici molim urednika da obav Radi Sc ovdJe
dve stvar sto je povjesna istna dake kako je blo
proslosti sto je danasnja stvarnost.
Professor Culnovic tuzi da mu predbacio da sc
ie u svojoi raspravi "Napred" iii nekomu dodvoravao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

stare ma slijedetu novu adre-
su: Nick Hranilovich, 184O5
Hitler Avenue, Cleveland 19,
Ohio.
Molim sve clanove naseg
'odsjeka, ako kojima treba ka-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

kova promijena, ako obole iii
bilo sto u vezi naseg poslo-
vanja, da Sc obrate ma gor-
nju adresu, iii me pozovu ma
telefon ". 1-7807. t&
Nick HranilOvich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Promijenio adresu

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovime
dajem do znanja sveukupnom
clanstvu odsjeka broj 21 H.
B. T., da sam sc preselio sa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

t erao velikosrpsku propa-
gandu. On Sc brani, da to
nije tako, poziva Sc ma svoj
naucni rad, kao ma svoje u
cestvovanje u narodno-oslo-
bodilackom pokretu, koji je
ma svojoj zastavi imao ispi-
sanu lozinku "bratstva". Do
bro. ia necu donositi svoj
sud o obrani profesora Gull
novita. Neka sude citaoci il
meni i MENU, kad ovo pro-
citaju. ia sam Sc ma gospo-
dina profesora u svom clan
ku u "Zaj jednicaru" broj 81
osvrnuo samo zato, jer je on
pokusao da pobija bjelodane
istine, koje je start narod-
nj borac, ucenjak, DR.. Jozo
Smodlaka, nepristrano i te-
meljito uglavio, a djelomic-
no i sam praGivio. u svojoj
raspravi professor Culinovic
je cak pokusao, da mas uvje-
ri, da on INA bolje cd DR..
Smodlake sto je DR.. Smodla-
ka sam dozivio prozivio.
Ko hoce, neka mu vjeruje.
Ali u vezi s hrvatskim pravo-
slavnim granicarima, DR.. Gu
linovic napisao je i ovo: -
~ srpskim krajisnicima Sc
svijest o srpskoj nacionalnoj
pripadnosti razvijala pod IL
vjetima te borbe "a osnovna
njegova zivotna prava, a ga
ranciju "a uspjeh pruzalo mu
je jedinstvO svih Srba kra-
jisnika pa cak i dalje". Sve
je ovo sto je on napisao po
tvrdnji historiski netocno, po
intenciji, iii bez intencije ina
mjere) ocito velikosrpsko.
Potpunoma je netocno kako
cemo poslije vidjeti, da je
pravoslavni narod u Hrvat-
skoj, Dalmaciji i Bosni imao
srpsku narodnu svijest prize
po prilici konca prosloga sto-
ljeca. A kad professor Culino-
vic govori 80 jedinstvu svih
Srba krajisnika, pa cak i da-
lje", u vrijeme kad te svije-
sti nije bio, onda Sc Cd slo-
va do slova slaze s veliko-
srpskim imperijalistima ho-
&c, da mama proda rog "a
svijecu. A kad professor Gull
movie tvrdi, u svojoj navede-
moi raspravi, da su Srbi stek-
Ii narodnu svijest "prije ;.
pa cak i mnogo prize od
Hrvata", onda Sc, po MON
shvatanju, odrice istine Ill
podilazi velikosrpskoj mega.
lomaniji. A istina je ovo: Dc
svog dolaska ma Balkan l
sedmom vijeku, pa do dana
danasnjega, Hrvati su, kat
Hrvati, neobicnom upornos
Gu branili svoju drzavnost
Da nisu bill svjesni ne bi j.
branili. Cd onda do danas u
wick su pisali svojim Twin
narodnim jezikom, pa su cal
natjerali i Svetu Stolicu, d;
i'm prizna pravo upotrebe hr
vatskog jezika u katolicko
crkvi. Hrvati su jedini ma
rod u cijeloj Evropi, kojim'
je Sveta Stolica priznala pra
vo, da upotrebljuju svoj je
xix u crkvi. Kod Srba to nil
bio tako. Njihova Sc draw
dugo vremena zvala Raska,
oni su sve do Vuka u devet
naestom vijeku upotrebljava
Ii crkveno-slavenski, mjest
narodnog jezika. Ko je, dak
le, bio svjesniji?
Professor Culinovic nadalj
kaze, da je u Jugoslaviji "a
branjeno raspirivanje mrznj
medju njenim narodima. T
sam znao, a to je dobro. N
sam medjutim sasvim sigr
ran, da Sc u tom pogledu L
wick mjeri jednakom mje
rom. S druge strane traze
ME povjesne istine nemoze S
krstiti raspirivanjem mrznjt
Toliko o tom.
Sto Sc tice nekih popisivs
ca, koji pravoslavce nisu htjt
Ii da upisu kao Hrvate, pa
kad su oni to izricito trazil
fokvih ia hjlo To niia hill