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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA A-dr- s2s7: Hillman cony..
scooter. $Ie7: '53 pKW; S597: '53
NJ. G.s and many other foreisn
cars; bank financing. JACK PRY.
LTD. l4th and p
one owner: sale price. S995; Norris
selection Of small foreign cars and
American cars in stock; largest
selection In town. MANHATTAN
A@rH Aoreen sG ears kai'sss Et Il wi1ss IL. AND
NO. 7-2700. Est. 1914. Branch sales
room. 1910 King St, Alexandria. Va.
BUCKS: Horner s Corner, 1929 MINI.
ave. ne. A choice selection Of mod
ns.isnd els and 81. scl0TS. rs NJ ~; 1sS22Si Buick
er equipped like new. XII. S-74S2.
BUICKS-selection Of models and
colors. HORNER'S cOR., Buick
pessiieari Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. IL
BUICK '52 Super Riviera: beaut. q
toned green. color-harnonized seat
sSSsas saSsr szas Rsns truly Iii Iii. sssaas snf
owner: S95 down on good credit;
fyll prize. $1.545. KIRK MOTOR
Hglss sqs SO sHsEY q HTs hard T. tae aoRRHRs RTas
CORNER. 1929 MINI. ave. ne. Lu.
BUICK 81 super hard top; u Dyna. !;
$1.095. STANLEY n. HORNER's
CORNER. 3s29 MINI. ave. ne, LU
BUICK '5s Riviera Super: py1s,
CORNER. 1929 MINI. ave. ne. LU
BUICK Isl Special 2-dr.; +. and b.;
ike new; $795. ALCORN MOTORS.
1920 Lee hwy. Falls Church JE.
BUCK ~ Super; +, and h.; ssgs.
Fla: ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 80 de luxe sedan: T. and h.;
$745. HORNERS CORNER, Buick
aNs4sE ReaIsTI Fla ave- ne at 9th. Ii
BUICK '5s Roadmaster 4-door: Q.
inE sna @ brakes; 81 sSsS: sIyEHa
E;.W. hwy. (at Ga. ave.). sil. sps.
BWfC;ik BWTH;i ' 81 Estate Wagon; r. and h.
YER SPRING MOTOR CO. NC.
1909 E.-W. hwy. Cat Ga. ave.). Sil
sps;; Nd; 70; s-3l57:
lDOACh 1909 N~QOOI 1SltlcEAS EsGOn<
| blue. hard top, fully equipped, 20,
| 900 miles; $1,000 or best offer. IA
BUICK N'ss Roadmaster Riviera Sn coupe
| fully equipped with radio, heater
| Dynafiow, power steering. powel
brakes. E-Z Eye Glass. 2-tone blui
| and gray; an immaculate car O.
| fLTAc-oI6sMoBiIE CO. iss:
/ 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000. -1S
4 did; sacrifice. $495. terms. "ROi
1 PER 18th and r. ]. ave. ne. 81
BUICK 81 Super Riviera; specte
for today. full price only q, le5
H BUICK. 2021 Nichols ave. Sc. %.
BUICK. 80 Super 2-dr.;. T.. and b;
Dynafiow; owner; only $69b ful
II price. bank financing. WILLIAMS
20th and r. I. ave. ne. 20
H yellow car. black top; sacrifiee today
only S199 full price. WILLIAMS
Goth and r. !. ave. ne. -25
BUICK 40 Roadmastef sedan; :. an,
Il fun price, bank terms. WILLIAMS
\ Goth and 4. !. ave. NE. -26
|lBUICK '46 sedanette: :. and b., en-
.as ls4n. nas wEl1S niz Sal assS soss aa eaa lE;s'
] ave. ne. --zb
Evening star., 1954-10-20
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

FORD ORR ! 1881 &. Tgsaor; sssg r; .e!S and b.; spa
evenings til o.
tifui blue fnish. equipped with r.
and b.. matching ssat @ covers: SCI, see
will like It. Priced to sell quickly.
PECK PEI CHE cHEvRoIET, Role sI4o Lee hwy,
Arlington, va. ia. 2-90o3. Open
FORD 81 PISS iass custom club coupe; si r.
and h.; turn signals; new-car con-
ditiSn aEp 4zpe. gTarb; srb VI GsSs:t SSs: 4 Fn1d
Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-43O0. Open ewes. til o; Sat.
FORD "a 4-dr. customline "s";
Fordomatic.. power steering, power
brakes b.; low mllsase; betGs.n u sgS and
9 pm. and 6 and pm. -22
FORD 1853 Customline Tudor. 2-tone
2e5. SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.
INC, 1902 East-West hwy. Iat Ga.
ave.. 81 spg, Mo: ssda1 SU. ,Eordor. s1SISr.
S.seaterJ; 2-tone finish; Fordomatic,
r. and h.; Wv. tires, turn signals,
sfEff gssEao ''ss5'RsR soRoR so seS inc stSsS 9SS
East-West hwy; Sat Ga. ave)' gu.
spg.. Md. JU. S-3157.
FORD Custom Dc !; aoyn w; 81 sPieneeGR' ReeR''
roEp E9rEES 5sso lsts enssom aoa r. aEe Fordor Rf
heater. turn signals, new maroon
paint. matching seat covers; .al clean
throughout; 3o5dsy guar; SI5sst S6ssi
HILL HILL 4 e. SANDERS WsSh;s WaSmont oiaes. aTs.
n.T.. pGFa A6' Heaisr' s4r.'4soo. OPEN ewes. til
FORD 40 convertible coupe; maroon.
r. and h.; 30-day guar; only $495;
HILL & SANDERS, 5,.rMant Wash.'s svs oinest q 81
s2sd ap. 9eaasToj 9e4soo. lii5 open ewes til g.
tShD sSsj II ia51 + custom "s" Fordor; r.
and h., tailored seat covers, Sheri-
dan blue; clean; 4-mo: guarantee;
1896. HILL & SANDERS v1rnsnnS MaSn; :
Oldest oEs nv, Ford Ab pese4fs s4e4soo ii3 open eSe
FORD 81 Custom "s' Tudor; blue,
r. and h., overdrive; perfect cong
Ss95. MAYFLoWER MOTORS. INC.
1925 10th st. NV, C0. ,5o5snIy 55e6S1E;
Wash.s Oldest Lincoin-Mercufy
FORD ORB 81 Custom "s" club coupe;
1ght gray, radio, heater: q parlol
piecs; % $3.50. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S50U;
also, 3460 14th st. NV, RA. 5-g67U.
FORD "a Customline VS. Fordor Sc
dan; attractive 2-tone finish win
flarmonizing 2-tone interior. set on
by Wv. tires. Fordomatic ar" oe
luxe radio, heater. turn signals and
many other accessories too numerous
to mention; 6,453 actual miles; orig.
cost $2,63l; an outstanGlng vaiHe vaH
/. TOR Co, N. Virginia's Largest
oidsmobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arl., IA. 7-S4O0.
FORD "a VS. Customline Tudor;
Immaculate; Hollywood-blue hnisn,
r, and h., Wv. tires, ETC.; ll,OOu
actual miles, like new inside and
out, former owners name on request.
Save money on this tremendons
STUBBS, Lincoln Mercury Dealer'
3715 Bladensburg rd., AP. 7s2929:
FORD "a Crestline Fordor; 2-tone
green, r. and h., Wv. tires, fully
equipped; new-car warranty and
title; $l,895. VIRGINIA MOTOR
SALES. Oil N. st. Asaph st., Alex
Va, OV. 3-0711.
FORD 1854 Ranch Wagoni 5000 MI;
radio, heater, dir. sigs.; 81 $50. os EN-
2-3OOS, -..e,r -@I
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LOANS

.oWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance tn
cash. Can Mr.. MILLER. NE. s.
1920; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
PIC SAVINGS

Ford '54 F-750 l44-inch wheelbase,
cab and chassis, Meadow green
16x9.20 10-ply tires. 2-speed rear
rims, front turn signals. heater and
defroster overdrive, transp.. This
truck used slightly for show pur-
poses, less than 100 miles shown on
speedometer. Buy now at q tre-
mendous saving Call Mr.. Graham.
ia. $4,000. HANDLEY MOTOR Co.
1923 Ga ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-20
MONEY WANTED

A WELL SECURED LIST trust, ,5qs
offers an exceptional return for
safe investment in denomins'
of $4,000. EDW. g. ADAMS,
Evening star., 1954-10-20

company oficial car. Less than
1000 miles. New.car title terms,
discount or Se,04g full price. BEN
MING AUTO SALES I.incoln-Mer-
curyl, 1900 Benning rd. n.e.. Ii.
4-7233 --21
MERCURY '54 Custom 2-door: Z. and
h.: black finish: turn SIGNALS: WV.
MoToR saSei co.. too NC siaSas 1eSa E.-W hwy.
lat Ga. ave.). Sill. Spg., Nd. 10. g.
3l6T.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 194s panel; -S295.. Wash
ington's Oldest and Largest Dodge.
Plymouth Dealer, TREW MOTOR
CO., 9th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii z
FORD 1852 l-ton pickup; very -l6o!w low
caii if1EE; Is sts45e. sa5 'H'0DSA'1'' 81 '
tom heater. turn signals: excel,
cond.; S595 or best offer. IA; g.
CHEVROLET i946 haif-ton panel.
Here is good cheap truck trans
PRANS PqLi ssa's SMALL, e T. 'Jfa JR. NC. & 1855
Good Hope I'd; s.ea LU. 4-5n00'
CHEW. 1852 sedan delivery; clean.
S lSs goiss nglolaiassss sfssf fssa ss0Pd1si0n sa.ns
DODGE 52 ls-ton pickup; heater;
Wiss1NGER CHTEvRoLET CHI CO.
Seven Corners, Falls Church Va
DoDGE SG itaa5; 1851. 1-ton stake. 4-.speed
transmission. dual rear wheels; in
extremely good condition through
out; l owner. with very low mile
age; SPECIAL today only, S6gs5; Sss
geafk Geod HoSs saAaL Ii ss JE II. INc 457oS 5se
hH FUEL oil FRtGcK. Auto-car. cab
ity tank; fully equipped for fuel oil
delivery; best offer ,1ip.9S aGSsps9sSS
10 Rhole Island ave. NE. DU..7-
INTERNATIONAL 1850 Metro, 9-ft,
body; peri. cond.: $3.50. Contact
z MR.. LUCYE. UN. 4-1221. -22
PONTIAC. 1949 station wagon; splen-
!. did; sacrifice, S395, terms. ROPER,
18th and r. L ave. ne. ~
Evening star., 1954-10-20
WATERFRONT PROP ron SALE
S2995


ONLY $2,995
xull price for this masonry home
naying Nv. rm;. bedrn., KIT: on
ONLY SIS, ,995
Pull price for this year-around q
bsdrm. home: liy. rm., kit. bath.
util. rm.: corner lot. 95xI00 #
FULL PRICE, Sc, 500
This is . steal. only $500 down.
$5S mo-: liy. rm.. picture window,
hedrms.. large kit. modern bath:
oil heat: lot 70x200. Can't last.
ONLY $500
Tsara5osRs; .n TSgs.;, lss ks w. 5m dining
Of bay. small down payment. easy
terms. Worth seeingi
LIVE RIGHT
New. masonry-built home: spacious
liy. rm.. modern kit, full bath. 2
nice bedrms.: oil heat. View of
water from 8 sides: lot aOx15O It.
Year-around community. Commut-
ing distance to d. c. One left.
Only $500 down. $40 mo-. Including
Drive to our Deaie Md ONCE or
call West River 2-155I, or call
Harry. AID. 2-3969.
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Evening star., 1954-10-20
BOATS

2S.H.P. JOHNSON '54: peri. cond. !;
sacrifice; leaving for Calf. $500 seth
ST.. Brentwood before IL after 8.
21s
HALL-sCOTT, heavy duty Marine
Engine. 100 hp. installing larger
3.Ss33 for Mr.. HARINo. after. Q,
EvINRUDE SALES AND SERVICE.
ROBERT 8. THOMAS. S402 Fenton
ST.. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 5-S030.
FISHING CRUISER. 40 It. long, H.
#. BEAM. loft. cabin; Chrysler
than 6 mos. old; S3,SO0. Phone
6-3974. Deltaville, Va, ]. H.
2S-FT. RICHARDSON cabin cruiser;
owner leaving area, must sell. See
JOLLY KING at Corinthian Yacht
TRoLLING for rock, trout, blues. can
CAPT. KING, LO. 4-5843 days; WA.
FisHING PARTiES-peaie. Nd. troll
ing, rock, blues. etc CAPT. Ed.
EDWARDS, UN. A-4280.
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Important to Truck Drivers
AND TRUCKS WANTED

NICE CARS WANTED; immediate
cashi BOWMAN MOTOR SALES,
1880 Georgia ave. NV, Ia. $4,000,
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars Call Ia 9-4801
PRIVATE PARTY desires clean 1853
Cadillac. Will pay S1,400 plus 1858
Packard Clipper de luxe. MR.. POHl,
MA. S-9593, q to &. 80
Evening star., 1954-10-20

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. vhite or eoIored
Quick settlement. CaIi Mr.. MILLER.
NE. a-l22o: evenings. LA. 6-61oz.
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ence, and it stands to reason Lar
son will be a major factor in any
success registered.
Larson is somewhat deceiving.
He stands only 5 feet 1014 inches
and his appearance bellies his
100 pounds.
But he is exceptionally fast and
as strong As 4 young bull. He is
a sincere competitor and he has a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24
Guide Dog Is
Returned To
Injured Master

CHICAGO Up A big Boxer
guide dog jumped onto a bed in
Ward 50 of Cook County Hospital
last night and licked the face Of
the blind patient, Leamon Bunch.
That's my Bouncer," sobbed
the 63-year-old man as he petted
the dog. "He's not dead after all.
Bunch was taken to the hospital
Wednesday after he shot himself
accidentally while cleaning a rs
caliber pistol in his home. The
bullet went through his left size
and grazed Bouncer's head.
Hospital attendants said Bunch
had cried since entering the hos
pital because he thought he had
killed Bounce, his guide dog cor
five years. Fred Hertwig, hospital
warden, arranged to have the dog
brought to the hospital.
1T is very unusual to allow a
"but We had to make an exception
to the rule in this case"
Physicians said Bunch's condi-
ton improved considerably after
an hours visit with Bouncer.
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Betty Ward Has
2-Stroke Edge
In Ardmore Open
BY WILBUR JOHNSON

Ardmore, Okla. R-Betty Dodd,
a tall Texas girl, had two-stroke
lead today as she teed off in the
second round of the lucrative Wom-
ems Ardmore Open in quest of her
first big victory in three years on
the golf tournament circuit.
The FIR e k e-faced SHOEMAKER
from San Antonio picked up $495 of
the $1,S7O in opening-day prize
money with a one-under-par 70
over the 6,429-yard Dornick Hills
Course. She fired an eagle and
three brides on the back nine to
pile up the lead and the bonus
cash, putting together rounds of
1894 on the par 36-3S-74 layout.
If the pace continues, tourna-
ment sponsor Mrs. Opie Turner
may give away $4,000 of her oil
millionaire husbands money, in
Guiding the regular $1,000 payoff,
by the time the champion is de-
cided.
Patty Berg, the veteran from st.
Andrews, ILL.,, remained in a chal-
longing position with a IS, along
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24
Packing Heir
Faces Dope Case

LOS ANGELES R - George
(Geordie) HORNED II, 2e-year-old
nightclub piano player and meat
packing heir, faces a preliminary
hearing on marijuana possession
charges Oct. IL.
He was released on bail Of 81. 500
after arraignment in Municipal
Court yesterday.
HORNED was arrested last Sun.
day. Police said they found 10
marijuana cigarettes in his car.
The young heir, former husband
Of actress Leslie Caron, told re-
pOrters: 81 want it to be known
that the allegations made against
me shall be proven untrue. feel
a great injustice has been done to
the family name and 1 intend to
see the honor and integrity Of my
family vindic ated."
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BY BOB MYERS

BERKELEY, Calif.-Versatility
and a magnificent record last
year stamp Paul Larson of Cali
fornia's GNden Bears as the prob
able leading backfield performer
in the Pacific Coast Conference
this fall.
Larson, now a and a senior,
amazed the experts and thrilled
the California rooters last year
when he took over the Information
quarterback duties.
He had never played such a role
in a game. As freshman and q
sophomore he was a halfback.
But when the season was over
the shifty, speedy 18O-pounder was
the leading player on offense in
the nation and the possessor Of
six school records in passing.
This was truly a remarkable
record for a boy who had abso-
lutely no real experience In this
capacity" said Lynn o. (Pappy)
Waldorf, coach of the Golden
Bears.
Eyes, Larson should have an.
other fine year. He is 4 natural
athlete and mentally adept" Pap
Ply added.
Waldorf won't prophesy that the
Terror from Turlock, Calf, will
guide the Bears into the REESE
Bowl. Pappy isn't that audacious.
But many observers do think Cali
fornia will top the coast confer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24
Lots Of Laws

RALEIGH, NC. R-Secretary Of
State Thad Eure received a letter
asking for "two copies of every
law that North Carolmians are sup
posed to abide by"
Eure, thinking of the room where
the laws are stored tier upon tier
to the ceiling, thought OF a solution.
"I'll invite him to come here
and browse around our store room.
Let him see the situation him.
self"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24
Larson Alpuy 4 Tbraut
As Bears 7 Quarterback

valuable knack of mastering q
technique much quicker than the
average player.
Last year he personally rolled
up 1,572 yards from rushing and
passing. Trained as a runner but
neophyte as a college passer,
Paul accounted for 1,431 yards
through the air and added 141
hemsef carrying the ball.
Paul is a versatile T-quarter-
back-a definite threat on the
optional run-paSs play.
In addition to his quarterback
ing responsibilities, Larson does
the punting, he is a fine CONVEX
sion artist, safety man and a de-
mon on defense.
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Con Gets Sore All Over In Effort
To Settle Horse And Wagon Woes

: BALTIMORE IN - Patrolman
John J. Blanca found an aban-
doned horse and wagon last night.
Sometimes walking and somt-
times riding, he took them to the
police departments stables, Off.
GERS there said they'd take the
horse but there was no room for
the wagon.
Blanca decided to take the wag-
on to the police impounding lot.
To make the job easier, he took
the horse along TO pull the wagon.
But the impounding lot also re-
fused the wagon.
Stymied momentarily, the re-
sourceful patrolman then headed
for the Northeastern Police Sta.
ton. He parked the wagon across
the street from the station. Then
he walked the horse to the stables
and walked back-alone-to the
station house.
my feet hurt" Blanca said af.
ter his four-hour sojourn. Every
thing hurts"
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with former national open cham
pion Jackie Pung of Honolulu and
Carol Bowman Of Ukiah, Calf.
Tied at II were Beverly Hanson
of Cincinnati and Louise SuggS of
Atlanta, while Mickey Wright of La
Jolla, Calf, came through with
IS to lead the amateurs.
The doughty Babe Zaharias, who
confidently predicted victory be-
fore teeing off, blew to a "A on the
back nine and finished with a 50.
She trailed such threats as Mar
lene Bauer, Betty Danoff, Betsy
Rawls and Betty Jameson, who
were Jumped at 70.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24

Inspectors and clerks in the
fifth and seventh precincts are to
be arrested in connection with
alleged fraudulent practices In
these precincts in the first primary
election on June S.
An excursion rate will be offered
by the P. & o. Steamship company
from Tampa for the celebration Of
Ell Critic de Yara here, October .
and 10. in an effort to make it pos
sible for Tampans, many Of whom
formerly resided here, to attend
the two-day celebration.
w. w. Demeritt, Jr., son Of the
superintendent of lighthouses, left
over the highway this morning for
Atlanta, Ca, where he will matri-
culate at Atlanta Dental College
for the course in Dental Surgery.
SEPT. "a, ls44
Sunday - No paper)
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Four SEC Battles Scheduled For Weekend

Four football games matching
Southeastern Conference opponents
and four non-SEC battles get all
of the Big IL teams into action
Saturday and Saturday night.
All four of the strictly SEC
scraps shape up as close, exciting
contests.
Alabama and Louisiana State
University, both opening game
losers, clash at night in Baton
Rogue. Mississippi State and Ten
nessee tangle in the first half Of
a day night doubleheader in Mem
phis, where Mississippi and Ken
lucky bang heads under the lights.
Florida plays Georgia Tech in At
lanta to Clemson, Auburn is at
home to Chattanooga, Vanderbilt
meets Baylor in a night game in
Nashville and Tulane entertains
Memphis State.
Except for Auburn, all the cham
pionship contenders will play.
SEC members and the rest
should throw a little light on the
title race.
Auburn, Tennessee and Vandy
will be in action for the first time
this season; the others opened last
week.
Ole Miss, Tech, Auburn, Ala
bama and Tulane are favorites.
The Georgia Clemson and Tennes-
see-Mississioppi State games are
rated tossups. LSU, Vandy, Ken.
lucky and Florida take the field as
underdogs.
Out on the limb depart
ment:
Kentucky over Mississippi:
Ole Miss has more horsepower
- it runs about three teams deep
- but any team that can look as
good against Maryland as Ken
lucky did is dangerous.
Alabama over LSU: A shaky
vote for 'Bama, mostly on reserve
strength. Ai,ing Tide quarterback
Bart Starr probably holds the an
swer. If ne is in shape to stick in
the game, his passing and play
calling should see 'Bama through.
Tennessee over Mississippi State:
Jimmy Wade and Pat OleSksiak
head a talented collection of Vols
who have been working all month
to be ready to avenge last years
rs % upset defeat by State.
Georgia Tech over Florida: The
Gators won't have a hurricane 10
help stop Techs runners this year.
The Yellow Jackets have an edge
In experience and personnel.
Auburn over Chattanooga: The
Noes are outclasSed by the x and
Y Plainsmen. A fine stable of run
ners, big linemen and the passing
CONDO of Bobby Freeman to =
Jim Pyburn make Auburn awe
some.
Clemson over Georgia: One of
the best split T quarterbacks in
the country, Don King, and a rug.
ged, more experienced line give
Clemson an edge over the rebuild
ing Bulldogs.
Tulane over Memphis State: Bob
by Stout the yardage if Tulane's
quarterbacks can stop their fumb-
ling.
Baylor over Vanderbilt: he
Bears are a Southwest Confrer-
ence power and Vandy is far down
the list in the SEC. Too much tai.
ent from Texas.
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SHIPPER FIRES INTO
us. CONSULATE

PUSAN, Korea R A sniper
today fired \ small caliber bullet
into the US. Consulate here, mar
rowly missing Vice Consul Gordon
X. Mott, Lakewood, Ohio, as he
worked in front Of a third floor
window.
Consul Charles B. Borell notified
US. military police, who are in
vestigating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-24
LONG TRIP FOR DRINK

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. R-Anto-
Mo Suriano, who is believed to be
somewhere in Buenos Aires, would
have to go long way for a drink
on the house, under terms of his
fathers will, filed here yesterday.
The will, among requests, leaves
a wine cellar in Lattarico, Italy,
to son Antonio.
, 1954-03-08
MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1854

Editorial
THE BOARD MEETS HERE AGAIN
ON FRIDAY LAST, the Board Of Directors Of the
Virgin Islands Corporation met here. II is always a privilege
to welcome the Board. and its meetings in these Islands
There is something which keeps coming back that the Board
represents a serious effort to meet a tough problem in the
Islands economy.
THE COMPOSITION Of the Board is such as inspires
confidence. It is one of the few polcy-making top level
groups which remained intact, and rightly so, even after the
change. These ~men-Governor de Castro, Ward M. Canaday,
Victor Bonn, John S~engStacke, RIG Chairman Cravens,
and the Secretary of the Interior as ex-officio-have a sense
ofbelongng and Of knowing the situation from every possible
angle. They can therefore bring their vast experience
to bear on a situation which is most difficult, to say the least
WHILE A not matter materially where the Board
meets, somehow, the local meeting imparts a coseness and
direct concern to more people at the same time than a meet
ing in the nations capital Here, really, is where The problem
is. Here is where the situation looks the Board members right
in the eye, and here is where the i~mmediacy Of the situation
is likely to have a more telling effect.
THE UNFORTUNATE shooting Of Congressman
brought about a pos-tponement by Secretary Nc Kay Of his.
planned trip for the meeting, and that is unfortunate, but We
hope that in the future such postponements will not be ne
cessary. There is no nationalstic group here.
THE MEETING is over and it would be good to see
members Of the Board stop long enough to take in some Of
what the place has to offer.
WE CAN HOPE for the day when more such important
groups will meet IN these part, when business will pick up
to the point where national interests extend to the Islands
and major decisions are made here. q
THE MEETING of the Board Of Directors Of the Virgin
Islands Corporation is to us somehow an event worth noting
and saying a word Of welcome. It says more than just one
more meeting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-21
Damascus Man
Named Top
Kitchen Dealer

Outstanding design of over 200
Geneva Modern Kitchens in 1868
won for the Damascus Electric
Company the Geneva Kitchens
1853 dealer of the Year" contest.
Willard Woodfield, manager of
the Damascus store, and his wife
flew to Geneva, Illinois, to receive
the $500 war bond and plaque
awarded at the Annual Geneva
Distributor meeting held January
Ia. They remained in Geneva a
week, returning to Damascus jan
uary IS.
The Damascus Electric Company
was selected from over 5000 deal
ers throughout the country for
outstanding performance in market
potential, advertising and display,
sales presentation and customer
satisfaction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-01-21
Local Students at
Washington College

Victor V. Collier, Gaithersburg;
Janice Palmer, Olney; John E.
Oxley, Jr., Rockville; and Janice
Lethbridge, Rockville, are among
the students at Washington Col
lege now engaged in scholastic
activities preceding the end of the
academic semester.
Final examinations for the first
semester will begin on Wednesday,
January 20, an dwill be completed
Tuesday, January 26.
Registration of new students for
the second semester is scheduled
for Monday, February 1, with Sec
ond semester classes beginning
Wednesday morning, February 8.
the Shoppisg Center.