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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-12

COMFORTABLE efficiency avail
able for 4 5 months. SIS and
electric. 301 Whitehead, before
s PM.
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NJ a n 7 G. n

\
The STAPLES & NOBLE CON-
STRUCTION COMPANY, a Florida
corporation, hereby announces that
James L. Staples and Alva G.
Staples are no longer stockholders
directors, or officers in said Cor
poration, and have no assets, or
interests of any kind or nature
whatsoever in said Corporation,
and have no power or authority to
act, obligate. operate, or transact
any business whatsoever in the
name of said Corporation. The Cor
poration further advises that the
Partnership of JOHNSON AND CUR
RY, local contractors, have been
employed by the said Corporation
to construct, and supervise the
construction of the homes in the
Kew Estates Subdivision.
Signed ROBERT F. SAUERs
tary.Treasurer,
419 Southland Street,
Key West, Florida.
S,Jly S.1O-l2, 1884.
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NEW apartments. Duval Street,
upstairs. Water pressure always
25-4O. Electric kitchen, tile bath,
tub and shower. Access to wash
ing machine. Parking. No pets.
$85 monthly. Phone 2-2808.
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AVAILABLE At ROYAL PALMS:
TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED
AND UNFINISHED DUPLExEs.
PHONE 2.6l15.
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YOUNG gentleman wishes to share
nicely furnished, air-conditioned
efficiency with same. $3.50 week,
including all utilities. Apply South
ard Hotel Apt, No. zoe, after
6 Pm.
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ONE-BEDROOM and efficiency
apartemnt for couple only.
Paul'S Launderette.
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l. C. L. Gardner, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is
true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
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FURNISHED apartment for rent.
Close to town. Apply 512 Olivia
Street.
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JOBS OPEN! Men Women U.S.,
Canada, So. America. ALI skills
to $4,000. Travel paid. Write
Bureau of Foreign Services, 149
Broadway, New York 6.
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STUDIO apartment, s65. All utili-
ties furnished. Phone 2-321O or
2-5514.
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FURNISHED apt. No children. No
pets. 1214 Duval st.
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SACRIFICE.

SACRIFICE. approximately ga
acres, exceptionally high ground.
Good two room shack and well,
$50 road front, $780, deep, fruit
trees. $500 cash. 1413 Catherine
Street.
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SLEEPING Room. viii share bath
and kitchen. $40 monthly. Call
2-3206, between g PM, Mon.
and Tues.
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APARTMENTS, SOS and up,
monthly. Rooms, $1,000 single,
$14.O0 double, weekly. Children
welcomed. 718 South Street.
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THREE BEDROOM CHS home.
Carport, screened porch, inclos-
ed yard. Many additional features.
$50 per month. Phone 2-358l.
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UPPER and lower two-room eff
ciencies. Inquire Launderette,
800 Truman or Phone 2-2345.
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"a cHEVRoLETS. EoRDs
$16e5 AND UP
BRAND NEW "a oLDs
SEDANS. HOLIDAYS. CON.
VERTIBLES
DISCOUNT FROM $500 TO $500
SUPERMAN, 1901 NJ. w. IS ST.
MIAMI, FLA

ANOTHER HAPPY, SATISFIED
CUSTOMER. We've recently de-
livered 1854, 81 it,, two bedroom
Schulz to James C. Bledsoe in
Coral Isle Trailer Park. If Won
were to talk to Mr.. or Mrs. Bled-
soc, you could easily determine
why we have more satisfied Gus.
toners in Key West than anv
other Mobile Home dealer. Our
reputation as a dealer, plus the
reputation of NEW MOON. AMER
ICAN, SCHULTZ and TRAVELO as
quality Mobile Homes plus our
Worry Free" Finance Plan at
Bank interest Rates can only add
up to SAVINGS and SATISFAC.
TION for YOU as a buyer. Tropi-
cal Trailer Sales, 10th St. at N. w.
18th Ave-, Miami, Fla.
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S-RoOms For Rent

OVERSEAS HOTEL. 50. UP,
WEEKLY. COMPLETE HOTEL
SERVICE. el7 FLEMING ST.
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7-Business Rentals

FOR LEASE or Sale. Prefer lease.
Ideal located Motel, S eff. apis.
and 4 Hotel rooms. Perfect setup
for semi retired couple, able and
willing to work. If interested
write, P. o. Box 1855.
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HOUSEKEEPER wanted. day
week. 1890 800. Call 2-7697 or
inquire 107 Sigsbee Road.
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SMALL apartment. Completely fur
nished. Reasonable rent. Pinder,
100 Flagler. (rear>
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EXPERIENCED dining room wait
reSs. We pay top wages, plus a
monthly bonus for top employees.
See Mr.. Baker at Flame Restaur-
ant, after z Pm.
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1Apartments For Rent
CONTINUED

SPACIOUS, cool, unfinished, two
bedroom apartment. Just COM
pletely renovated. Call at 126
Duval St., or after 6 PM, 9O1
Truman Ave.
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APARTMENT for rent. $65. Apply
1907 Truman Avenue.
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FOR SALE-1947 Chevrolet, Tu-
dor Sedan. Rebuilt motor.
Clean. Cassel, 300 North Beach,
Apt. 2.
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MODERN one bedroom apart
ment, everything furnished. BY
week or month. 1125 Washington
st.
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To Rent

NAVY family desires to rent three
bedroom house preferably un-
furnished). Three children, no pets.
Call 2-2451, Ext. 12O.
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LARGE ROOMS. So $40 weekly.
Tropical Hotel, ia Duval Street.
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TWO BEDROOM apartment for
rent. Apply Blossoms Place,
Eaton and White.
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17-PersOnal Services
BRIDES TO BE
HAVE your wedding invitations
and announcements Virkotype
engraved by The Artman
Press. Dial 1851.

PHOTOSTAT1C Copies. Fast SER
vice. Larry Harms Studio, 22O
Duval. Phone 2-6811.
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NEW Southland apartments. Fur.
nished efficiencies. Sum m e r
rates. Air conditioned. Phone
2-2206.
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8ERUESE VE OVNDExGUN VE THE
FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
AT THE CLOSE of BUSINESS
ON JUNE 30, 1854. PUB
LISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL
MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY, UNDER SEC
TION 5211, u. 8. REVISED
STATUTES
ASSETS
Cash, balances with 9th.
or banks, including
reserve balance, and
cash items In process
of collection ....---........ SO, Isl, 08S.S6
United States Govern
ment obligations. d.
rect and guaranteed - $S,494, 26S.97
Obligations Of states
and political subdivt-
SiOns ........-..... 437,451.67
Corporate tocks Gn-
GLIDING $21,000.00 stock
of Federal Reserve
BANK -------..---------------- 11,VV1.OO
Loans and discounts ...... 1905, $1,000
Bank premises owned
$92,S97.S3, furniture and
fixtures $102,356.39 80. 195,25422
Real estate owned other
than bank premises --. 400
other assets - 46,S02.13
TOTAL ASSETS - 13,s51.555.s9
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits Of in
dividuals, part ner-
ships, and corpora
ttonS -..---------..-.----.....----- f,oo0.S4
Time deposits Of individ-
uals, partnerships, and
corporations .-.----------- 1,S26,S2S.71
Deposits Of United
states Government
(including postal saw
POLITICAL subdivisions :. .2,7ss,s1s.3s
Deposits of banks ----...... 224,556.62
other deposits Certified
etc.) --------.--.........---------- s5,255.s4
TOTAL DEPOSITS
$13,071, 402.3S
Other liabilities ------........ Ss,340.s5
TOTAL LIABILITIES 1s.157.74s.sS
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital Stock: Com.
mon Stock, total
par $100.000.00 .---......-$ 1O0.000.00
Undivided profits ........---- 17,S97.04
Reserves (and retire.
ment account for pre-
ferred stock) -------------- 75,915.62
Total capital accounts 793,812.66
Total Liabilities ana
Capital Accounts ....- ,S61,556.SS
NrMORANDA
Assets pledged or as.
signed to secure LA
bilities and for other
purposes ....-----------------... QUO, oVV'VV
l. G. l.. Gardner, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemn!y
swear that the above statement Is
true to the best Of my knowledge
tsgd) C. l. GARDNER.
cashier.
CORRECT-ATTEST:
(sgd) WIN. r. WARREN, JR..
(sgd) SAMUEL NJ. GOLDSMITH
(sgd) ]. J. TREVOR.
State of Florida,
County of Monroe, 80;
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 9th day of July, 1854,
and / hereby certify that am not
an officer or director of this bank.
(sgd) NORMAN D. ARTMAN,
Notary Public, State of Flor
ida at large.
1857. Bonded by Mass. Bonding &
Insurance Co.
NOT TIC 70
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MODERN furnished one-bedroom
apartment. Adults only, no pets.
1212 Simonton Street.
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SUNSHINE Home for sale, located
at 1909 Josephine Street. Reas-
enable equity. Phone 2-6425. lips
Washington.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CHARTER NO. 4072
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. Q

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT
KEY WEST, OF KEY WEST,
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON JUNE 30, 1854. PUB
LISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL
MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY, UNDER SEC
TION 5211s U. 8. REVISED
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514 ACRES. Highest land on Sum-
merland Key, running from in
tersection new state roads to
Kemp channel waterfront and
available bay bottom. Unrestricted.
All utilities available at property
line. Half mile to U. S. l and Post
office. Or will trade for smaller
waterfront property with some
improvements. Fred Green, Owner,
GAS United Street. Phone 2-5195.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Toostmistress Club
Dimes and Talks

MARTIN CITY-Autobiograph-
les were given by Mrs. Don Rowles
and Mrs. Earl Page at the June
3rd meeting of the Glacier Toast
mistress club.
The club had dinner at the Club
Rocco, and then proceeded to the
Tamarack lodge for the business
meeting and program.
Called on for impromtu talks
were Mrs. Marcus Hidden, Mrs.
Burrell Pope, Mrs. Laura Marble,
Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. A. A.
Brownson, Mrs. George Hender-
son, Mrs. Myrtice Powell, Mrs. Ell
mer Ness, Mrs. Leona Harrington,
Mrs. A. A. Alvord, Mrs. William
Krall and Mrs. Dave Thompson.
Toastmistress for the evening
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Engineer Completing
so Years RailrOading

Visiting in the Flathead is F. S.
Atkins, Omaha, Union Pacific en-
gineer on the City of San Francis
co. He is a cousin of John, Ollie
and Dick Walsh, and is completing
so years on the railroad.
Atkins started working for the
Union Pacific as an engine wiper
at Omaha July l, 1904. He has
been an engineer for 81 years.
During World War 1, he was a
railroad engineer in France. Fred
Mann, retired Great Northern en-
gineer who now lives in Columbia
Falls Vetville, was a buddy over
seas in the same unit.
Atkins is proud of his so years
of railroading that never had an
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins three years
ago bought the former Bob Brown
house on Second avenue East at
Fourth street in Columbia Falls.
They plan to spend part of their
time in the Flathead. The couple
have two married daughters and
a son. One daughter is in Chey-
enne, and the other daughter and
son live in Omaha.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Ship Explosion Kills
Greenwalt's Nephew

APGAR-Harold Loucks, nep-
hew of D. L. Greenwalt, Apgar
was one of the men killed in the
explosion aboard the USS Ben
nington off the New England
coast.
Harold was an electronics engi-
neer, and employed by Westing-
house as an expert trouble shoot
er. He was 27 years old, and the
only child of Mr.. Greenwalt's sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Shifts who lives
in Olivet, Mich.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Harold Tolley Buys
Former Rising Farm

DEER PARK = Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Tolley have purchased the
Hans Tollefson 40-acre farm in
the Deer Park community.
The farm has % acres under
cultivation and 18 acres in pasture
and woods, and a complete set of
farm buildings. 1t is the old Mar
tin Rising place. Mr.. and Mrs. Toll
lefson plan to move to Kalispell.
Tolley is printer foreman of the
Hungry Horse News, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tolley and three children, Dennis,
Lynn and Adele plan to move to
Deer Park this weekend.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Finish Nursing Course

Bonnie Hacker Peretti, Lake
side, received a bachelor of sci
ence degree in nursing Monday at
Montana State college, Bozeman.
There were 49 nursing students
receiving diplomas or degrees with
ceremonies at hospitals in Great
Falls, Billings and Butte, and at
the college, which integrated the
training program.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Fred HodgsOns Return
To Lake Mcdonald

APGAR = Mrs. Fred Hodgson,
Ronnie and Harriet have returned
to their Lake Mcdonald cabins for
the summer from Ogden, Utah.
Fred, a former park service dis
trict ranger and Bureau of Recla-
nation engineer, returned with
them for the weekend. He is en-
ployed in firm of architects in
Ogden.
Mrs. Hodgson and children will
remain for the summer.
Their eldest son, Fred E. and
wife, are at Euphrata, Wash,
where he is employed as a drafts
man by the Bureau of Reclama-
ton.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Charles Hale Song
Now On Records

Charles Hale, Great Northern
signal maintainer at Blackfoot, is
author of a new song, 81 Missed
the Boat" with music by Mildred
Lee Of Santa Cruz, Calf.
Hale, a GIN employe for 19
years, has been writing song lyrics
for 10 years. This is his first to
be put on records, and is being
sold in the Flathead.
Hale's mother is Mrs. Golda
Hale of Columbia Falls. He is 81
years-old, married and has two
children.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Clifford Commissioned
In u. S. Air Force

Grant R. Clifford, Columbia
Falls, was one of SIS air force
ROTC cadet students at Brigham
Young university, Provo, Utah, tc
receive reserve commissions.
The cadets were sworn in as sec
ond lieutenants. Most of the new
reserve officers will continue with
some phase of light training.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11

was Mrs. Herman Byrd with Mrs
Elwyn Tesche, topicmistress; Mrs
James Willows, lexicologist, and
Mrs. Floyd Mcclure, evaluator
Mrs. Dwain Reinoehl gave the in
vocation.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. Charles Peck, Mrs. Frank
Scharr, Mrs. j. w. Emmert, Mrs
Helen Reinoehl, and Mrs. Frank
Krall.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application
was made on the 9th day Of May
1854, by The Western Union Tele-
graph Company to The Federal
Communications Commission to
close the agency office located in
the Welch Lumber Company at
Hungry Horse, Montana.
If application is granted, sub
stitute service will be available
from the Western Union Telegraph
Company office located at Kalls-
pell, Montana.
Any member of the public de-
string to protest or support the
closing of this office may commu-
nicate in writing with the Federal
Communications c 0 m m S S l o n,
Washington 25, D. c., on or before
July /, 1854.
c2-47
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11

popular family favortes time
those which offer heaItness hrfness and simple straight
with this chowde asytomake combina
on of canned peas cooked or leftover ham and potatoes
and Pea Chowder heahfu fall mealnadish Canned
peas basic ingredient real bargain vegetables since
AS
the meat you rankfuers luncheon
sausage the ham,
Ham and Pea Chowder
large onion. milk
Tablespoons ham fat cup diced cooked leftover
margarine nam
1-pound peas Salt
diced potatoes 1s teaspoon pepper
tablespoons chopped parsley
until tender,
brown peas add liquid Bring boil and
Add milk Heat
thoroughly pepper Add parsley and
YIELD: generous servings.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11

Edward A. Nurse, Niarada, civil
engineering; and from Kalispell,
Eugene R. Doherty, industrial arts
Steven j. Carlisle, pre-medicine;
Paul R. Tutvedt, agricultural edu-
cation; Irving ]. Nelson, agricul-
tural engineering.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-06-11
Flathead Students
Win MISC Degrees

Flathead students receiving de-
grees from Montana State college
Monday were: Charles E. Gestring,
Creston. agricultural education;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

lege of Medicine at Yeshiva Uni
versity in the Bronx.
The Governor added:
Most of all. we need to &C
quire a little sense of humil-
ity. 80.
I'VE ourselves are far from
perfect and we had better grow
up fast enough to extend to
others. from France to India,
and from Indo- China to Britain,
the same tolerance of their diff
cultieS which we ask them to ex-
tend to us.
eff they should judge us by
our preoccupation with the stu
pidities. of, if you will, the cruel
ties of single individuals, we
would lose our world leadership
and a free world"
Gov. Dewey warned against
basing political opinion on cap
sule information-on headlines,
five-minute news summaries,
on gossip columnists or hear
say. :"
TOO many of U.S." he con-
tinued, take for truth, charge
for proof. opinions for fact.
There are people who accept
insinuation as evidence and
character assassination as ex-
cusable. In these circumstances
nations become divided, high
emotions rule and the science of
government is a tragic victim"
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Dewey Hits Hearings
As Diverting World
From Vital Issues
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. June 14.-Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey said yesterday
the United States is allowing a
miserable television show in
Washington to divert the atten-
ton, of the free world from
the threats to its very founda-
tons"
Although he did not mention
the Army-McCarthy hearings,
the New York Governor was
clearly referring to them.
The Nation needs to grow in
maturity, forebearance and I'M
derstanding, Gov. Dewey said in
a speech delivered at ceremonies
at which the cornerstone was
laid for the Albert EinStein Col
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'LimeIight Seekers
Who Use Any Means
AssaiIed by Adams
BY the Assoeiosed Press

LEWISTON. Me-. June IA
President Eisenhower's chief as
sistant spoke out yesterday
against 'limelight seekers" who
use their own means however
fair or FOUL to gain their ends.
Without saying to whom he
referred, Sherman Adams told
the Bates graduating class at
the colleges S8th commence
ment:
"You will be aware of those
who claim to have a monopoly
upon wisdom of whatever polit-
ical vintage. In all our history
there has been no greater COM
bination of insolence and in
iquity than the sanctimony of
that group who assumed the role
of sole judge of how to right
a wrong or assumed the holy
right to use its own means, how
ever fair or foul, to gain its
ends"
Mr.. Adams, a former New
Hampshire Governor, advised
the seniors that, in evaluating
criticism. they should remember
the adage: What Peter says
about Paul tells more about
Peter than it tells about Paul"
when hatred or demagogical
tricks are apparent in current
political diatribeS," he added,
mote the comments portray not
so much the character of the
target as the real character of
the target as the real character
of the critic"
Mr.. Adams spoke in State
where "McCarthyism" has be-
come an issue in the Republican
Senatorial primary contest next
Monday.
Sena tor Margaret Chase
Smith, a critic of Senator Nc
Carthy, Republican. of Wiscon-
sin, and frequent supporter of
President Eisenhower. is seeking
denomination against Robert L.
Jones, a political newcomer who
speaks highly of Senator
Mccarthy.
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FOUND

BOXER, younG. owner please call OIL.
2-0947.
DOG. tall. Shaggy. blackish. black col
lar very semitic. Can be found at HOT
SHOPPE At Shirlington. Va.
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Jewish War Veterans
Hit McC arthy Methods
By The Associated Press

SWAN LAKE. N. Y. June IA
The annual convention of the
New York State Department of
the Jewish War Veterans yester-
day adopted a resolution saying
Every freedom loving American
must oppose Mccarthy and his
methods"
The resolution criticized Sen
ator McCarthy's philosophy of
government and activities" say
ing they present inherent dan
gers" to constitutional govern
ment.
The convention, attended by
1000 delegates. praised Roman
Catholic Bishop Bernard j. Shell
of Chicago "as a valiant fighter
for the principles of America"
and "for his scoring and con-
demning of Senator McCarthy's
un-American activities and &C
tions."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14
Goodness Of Key Democrats
Seen Doom Of Flanders Move

longer write it OF as lust poll
tics The Democrats in the
Congress cannot shift the re-
sponsibility to the Republicans
on the grounds that it is solely
their problem. And the Repub-
licans can no longer indulge in
the luxury of appeasement at
any price,"
Democratic leaders were said
to feel that any time the Re-
publican leadership wants to try
to chastise Senator Mccarthy it
can have Democratic help. But
many Senate precedents and
customs are involved that the
Democrats don't want to upset
for fear that if or when they
return to control of the Senate
they might face a challenge to
their own organization control.
One of the customs is that the
majority party shall control the
C1AdA L1dIlS1uQS.
Senator Lehman, Democrat
Liberal. Of New York said in a
weekend speech at Waltham,
Mass. that what is needed to
counterfeit Senator McCarthy's
tactics lis a show of some old
fashioned spunk on the part Of
the Executive"
Flanders Sees FaScism.
Interviewed on an NBC TV-
radio show last night. Senator
Flanders declared all Senator
McCarthy'S words and actions
must now "be seen and listened
to" in the light of this "un-
resolved contempt of the Senate"
Senator Mccarthy had no
comment on Senator Flanders
NoVoa n vie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-14

to fight Subversion and COM
munism," he said.
Indications were that when
the hearings end. Senator Nc
Carthy may take a brief breather
and give Senator Potter, Re-
publican, of Michigan, a sub
committee member, a go-ahead
for an inquiry into what has
happened to Americans behind
the iron notwithstanding men
taken prisoner in Korea and not
returned.
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; Seized With 100000
In Bogus Poker Chips
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, June 14.-The
idea was gamble, and when
the chips were down it failed
because the chips were phony.
Police arrested three men on
grand theft charges and con-
fiscated bogus Las Vegas New
poker chips, along with the
equipment which made them.
Detectives said $4,000 of the
spurious chips already had been
cashed at Las Vegas in a trial
run. and added that another
batch worth 100000 was in the
making in a Burbank garage.
Bona f1de chips issued by Las
Vegas gambling houses are nego-
table throughout that city.
Arrested Saturday night were
James F. (Jimmy) Woods, 30:
Cleo (Tex) Cantrell. 81, and
Douglas R. Anderson, "a. Detec-
tive Sergts. Dan Gilmore and
Jerry Gerard said they also
seized hydraulic press, dies and
plastic rubber compound in the
garage behind the house where
the three men lived.