davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Five-rm. brick. full bsmt., all-elec
kit. oil heat: rent. Sis mo. Day.
D. phone 10. S-4244; ewes, LU. l-60S5
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
These homes have been carefully
schools. transp., shopping and
churches. All are in new-house con-
ARLINGToN-Two-bedroom. semidet.
brick. full bsmt.; large front and
rear yard; washing machine; SllO
FALLS CHURCH-5-rm. rambler
newly decorated: full sodded. level
lot; 81 10; with bsnt.. Sis.
COLUMBIA PINES-Rent with op-
tion to buy; new 3-bedrm. rambler.
large closets. all-electric GE kit.
garbage DISPOSAL and d!shwasher.
Full daylight bsmt. with outside en-
trance. Storage attic. Only 10 min
from Pentagon. $3.50.
CROWN REALTY, INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. $3.50
431 DELAFIELD PL. NV,
rms, bath, rear porches inclosed
Coal heat. S77.50 per mo. Key
next door at 433 Y. 4 o. REALTY
CO. 833 L st. ne. Il. 6-5176. 10
ALEXANDRIA AREA
Several 2 and 3 bedrm. unfurnished
homes available from 800 to Sis
monthly.
LICARI, KI. 8-71OO
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JAMES CARROLL

3119 Nichols Ave. Sc.
10. 2-0400. Sun. Ewes. 10. s-7543
721 JEFFERSON ST. NE.
FIGGS PARK AREA
New. modern brick home. Lge. kit.
With, dishwasher and garbage dis
posal, sep. din. rm., 3 nice bedrms..
S1@5 mo. Call MR.. WEINBERG,
IA. 9-1463 or RA. 6-3631. 10
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DINER BLDG. baked
enamel over steel, completely
equipped with stainless equip. A
formica counter and s stools. Bldg.
2Ox10 feet new. Ideal carry-out
KEN, Ki. s-45o9. ~ '
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MONTH RENT FREE!

NEW. 3-BEDRM., SEMIDET. HOMES
Alexandria, Va.
Six Minutes to Pentagon
THIS is NO CATCH ADVERTISE.
MENT. To tenants who can prove
their responsibility. We will give
month rent free.
Shopping center, buses, public ant
parochial schools within short walk.
ing distance; monthly rental
Sl17.5O. See these Saturday anC
Sunday. from l to 5 pm.
Directions: Shirley hwy. to Ridge rd.
follow Ridge rd. past 2 traffic light:
to Four-mile rd., follow Va. Realty
Co. open" signs to 622 Four-mil'
vIRG1N1A 1qi REALTY CO.. AGENTS
23rd and ArlinG5on Ridge Rd;
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IU. 2-2IOU =

''sHEPHERp PARK RAMBLER
OPEN OF, TO-DAY; I.,; ! To 8; Execution:
custom construction. All de luxe fea
lures. Unusual floor plan Spacious.
ness and brightness throughout. Con-
tains liv. rm. with fireplace, din
rm., den. kitchen, 3 bedrms., .
baths. bsmt. with fireplace, maid s
rm. and bath; gar, gas h.-wh
sirous of the BEST in home com
tort, beauty and happy living will
appreciate this enchanting house for
the LOWEST PRICE of comparable
ramblers in entire Shepherd Park
vicinity; See and buy. 7024. ALAS
W; p REALTY. IA. 9-6s04. RE.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

1905 10Th ST. NV.
10 rms, 4 full baths: mod. attrac.
BLDG, in very desirable location for
institution or guesthouse. etc; park
ing facilities.
GOSS REALTY co.
2l44 K ST, NV Ma S-1353
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kFALTOR
MrT FAN VA
NEW YEARS SPECIALS

TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED
Stainless steel equip
Sll5 da. income. Rent, Sl35. C2)
Tavern on Va. hiehgay. Nicely equip
500 wk. income. Apt. avail. CD
Snack bar. mixed trade. Owner has
other interests. Excel proposition
to right party. a.. Fountain Lunch
eonette. Ideal for . ladies or cou-
pie Apt avail.
DELICATESSEN; Loads OF good EQUIP
Well stocked. S600-Sl 900 wk Can
be increased, Nicely furn.. newly
dec, oil heat. $500 rash down
handles, balance monthly. Ideal for
retired party or couple. See to ap-
preciate. Gail HO. 2-19l0
BEAUTY SALONS: ~. Apt. hotel
4 operators. 3 Wet units. mod
equip. tIi. Va. shopping center,
excel. operators, air cond. Wonder
ful spot business. can be greatly
Increased. CD. 81, 900 mo. net profit
Books open 10 purchaser. As modern
as tomorrow. ~ 600 cash down
handles az. Bethesda. Md, Small
shop. reasonable rent. excel. busi-
ness. . operators. 81 Silver Spring
Md. area. on hifhway. Ideal for .
partners. Rent S100. Mod equip
t6i. Other shops all sections d. c.,
Nd. and Va. That's our specially
To bmv or sell anv business or real
eStofa contact
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SILVER SPRING
Two-bedrm. brick bungalow. with lge,
liv. rm., all-elec. kit, separate din.
rm., full bsmt.; good rental Ior
REALTY CO.. JU. 1880. Ill
SO RENTALS AVAILABLE
Check our fine assortment Of rental
homes from 500 to $500 assorted
types from bungalows to Colonials
area. Shown by appt. Call Mr..
6eay. jr.. JE. 2-2620.
JOS. w. SEAY co.
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SILVER SPRING AREA
RAMBLERS

Semidet.. 3 bedrms., full bsmts,. gas
heat: mr.. schools and all conven-
fences. Avail. immed. at $115 per
mo. Call HE. 4-3654. 10
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GROCERY, GRIN. HOUSE. nea

GROCERY, GRIN. HOUSE. nearby
Md; $1,000 wk. business: 9 days.
psGa s1S2o9t .9t terms @Siop DI sr6sp 7,s5oo; m cell
license or business. Box 2I7, Marl-
boro. Md. or phone MA. 7-3572 1O'
FOR LEASE, lady's hairdreSsing
salon; beautifully furnished, mod
ern fixtures and plumbing; in heart
Of downtown. ME. S-2S60. EF-TEN
REALTY CORP. 523 l1th St NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Recently restored in good taste. $500
per month. 3 bedrooms, 2N baths,
large. living room. Deep garden. See
3417 Dent pl. Sunday. 1874. or call
wn R-oA14 10
Evening star., 1954-01-10

SERVICE STATION-Opportunity Of
fered by major oil company to per
son who can assume leadership of
PARK Nd; clean STATIC station " with mod mod
ern facilities; very reasonable in
veStment. Write Box 149-X. Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

4a17, And ST. N.W.-Open Sun, tc
dark; close to Wis. ave Practically
new, 2-bedrm. detached brick. .dea
for home or doctors or dentists of
hce. Priced for Quick sale.
AVON SHOCKEv. REALTORS
lily !
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BEATTY SALON

Located active growing sub. shop
center. Modern fiyturts. Al cond.
Air.conditioned. Monthly gross over
S-,3no. Priced for quick sale. MA.
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BAR AND RESTAURANT

GOLD NINE
Once in a life time do you find a
spot like this, 95fe bar. Good for
partners. II you have no expert.
ence we will teach YOU. To fight
party can arrange down payment
this, Call Ia. 9-6277 or RE. T.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Z4IU-Z4IZ kEATING ST.
Five-rm. brick. full bSmt., all-elec.
kit. oil heat: rent. Sis mo. Day.
phone 10. S-4244; ewes, LU. l-60S5
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TO ROOMS, 212 BATHS
Clean as a. pin. arranged as units
and 81. rm., low rent Of Sg4
mntnIy owner states tenants paw
T-EO mthlF. plus . rms. and hath
apt nj Pleasant location. S6O0
down. Call Mrs. Stewart. Ex. g.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
M. GREENFIELD

BAR AND RESTAURANT
Entertainment. best hillbilly music in
Town. Seats about $50. Excellent
one of the few real bargains. direct
from owner. $1,000 down viii
handle. Investigate. JA T-1O6J
I'M. u t-I"oT sftpr n N,
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5 AND 10c STORE-S.E.
Owner quotes $1.500 wkly. Closed
Sun. owners can prove 37es gross
Low payroll. Sub. cash REQ. Ex-
elusive. Ewes. and Sundays. AL
Litoff. JU. 7-5596.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Ho1 r. az NJ w MA a,o3zo
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ENLOY LIVING

This new all modern rambler. located
on a lovely shaded lot, has 4 bed
rms, . baths, lge. hv. rm. with
firepi. and many other features
which you can enjoy. viii rent for
less than $3.50 per mo. Call FREE
MAN d SHERBURNE. Vienna 80
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Walker and Dunlop, Inc
1900 18th st. NV.

6641 23rd PL.. w. Hyattsyille-3-
bedrm. brick rambler. garbage dis
posal. automatic washer; Sl26.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

IN NE.-l7 ms, q apis, nicely
furn; all rented. income about $500
a month; rent, SIiO mo-, 5-yr
leare with option. OIL heat owner
retiring. 81 500 down. For ap-
pointment. call OWNER, Ii. 779ng
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Owner quotes $500 wkly. Short hours.
Good lease. Beautifully and mod
erately equipped; 7ha-ton air con-
ditioner. Wonderful money maker
Priced reasonably. Sub. cash req
Exclusive
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pusINEss oPPoRruhlriEs
LAUNDROMAT

II. washers. 3 extractors, S dryers,
plus other equip; owner states that
/. profit: need $4,000 to handle; trial
given. Call Mr.. fowler, ST. 3-l6OO.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

~ mason rental units; restaurant
fully furn. and equipned and OPP
Grating successfully; central natural
gas heating; $4,000, $25. 900 cash.
REALTY CO., JA. S-S468
4613 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
MOTEL, Rte. /, Fredericksburg, va.
% rental units, living quarters and
furn. and equipped; season now
starting; price $4,000. $4,000
REALTY CO.. ia. s-s46s
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Delightful 2-bedrm. modern rambler
in Kensington's Rock Greek Pah-
sadeS. Complete even to autmatic
washer. only $50 mo. Call LO. s.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

STORE; only /, in good-income
suburb of Richmond; well-estab,
25x50-ft. store at low rent: modern
equipment: 81 900 gross. high net;
increasing yearly; exceptional op-
vestment. L. W T. BULIFANT
(Heinz johnson Dunn Affiliate. IS
Franklin St. File 21210. Petersburg,
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Excel location for business. Illness
forces sale. Merchandise and equip
artoes annual business S35, ,00n
pr'ce, $500, Terms. MA. 2-00lO.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

AREA--A distinctive
white brick Colonial, newly remod-
eled; practically everything new: 40
It. iiv. rm.. 3 bedrms, full bsmt.
Reduced for quick sale. See 1906
GuSt;vn Sc, NV; OPEN SUN. / TO 5.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

$500 42nd Ave-, Hyattsville, Md
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Soldiers Die
In Plane Crash
En- Route Home

IRONTON, Mo. R - Four teen
age Michigan soldiers, en- route
home on their first furlough. were
among the five persons killed in
an explosion and crash of a pri.
vate plane in the rugged Tom
Sank Mountain area of Missouri
Saturday.
About $50 searchers were unable
to find most of the wreckage and
bodies until late yesterday.
The soldiers, who had just CON-
pleted basic training at Camp
Chaffee, Ark, were Pvt. Earle W.
Simmons, IS, Grand Rapids; Pvt.
Kenneth M. Vandenberg, 10, By
ron Center; Pvt. Frederick W. Van
derlugt, 10, Grand Rapids; and
Pvt. Jack r. Hill, 10, Grand
Rapids.
The pilot, hired to make the trip,
was identified as Fred Murphy of
Fort Smith, Ark.
Cause of the explosion was not
known
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EFFORTS TO CUT ATOM
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might be acceptable to a majority
of Democrats.
Anderson replied that if johnson
came forward with a program of
that kind, we wouldn't have near
the trouble we have had"
Johnson said he hoped he could
get an agreement on such q plan
and Anderson came back that I'D
be happy to join him in such an
endeavor."
Sen. Holland (D-Fla) told the
Senate he was voting for the clio
ture petition because that mocha
niSm should be used to break
futile filibusters."
He said the debate had "long
since exceeded a reasonable time"
Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn) said
that if filibuster was in progress
it was because "the majority lead
er has driven us into all-night ses-
SionS."
No Real Deliberation
Sen. Hill DALAI argued that the
long sessions had prohibited rea-
sonable discussion of actual issues
in the debate by firing out SEN
ator.
There has been no real DELHI
eration," he said.
The bill has been before the Sen
ate for 10 days. Knowland kept the
Senate in session for Sc hours, with
single 25-minute recess, last
week. Knowland indicated to re-
porters he might make a second
try later for cloture.
He said some senators have told
him they would not vote for a
cloture today, but might change
their minds because of the ex-
IRENE obStructionism" if the mara
th0n debate continues.
He said he was determined eve
are going to continue in session
day and night until we vote on
the amendments and the bill" and
that President Eisenhower has ap.
proved that course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
The
Weatherman
Says


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with local showers or thun-
dershowers thru Tuesday; continu-
ed warm. Low tonight near IS, high
Tuesday near 81. Light to gentle
winds mostly southerly to westerly
becoming moderate in and near
thundershowers.
Florida: Partly cloudy with
showers and thundershOwers most
ly in afternoons today and Tues
day. Little change in temperature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light to
moderate southerly winds except
variable over extreme north por-
ton thru Tuesday. Partly cloudy
with scattered showers and a few
thundershowers.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate eaSterly winds thru Tues
DAY. Partly cloudy weather. Scat
tered showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea area
and the East Gulf of Mexico: Con.
dltlons remain quiet with normal
weather and no indications of any
disturbance in the area today.
Observation Talra. =. ~. .o.s
BUILDING 7:00 AM, EST,
Key West, Fla, July rs, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
.Old-F Fashioned
"Pledge" Signed
In Baltimore

BALTIMORE IA 43-year-old
Baltimore painter has taken the
pledge" in the grand old-fashioned
way.
Willis J. Henry was hauled be-
fore Magistrate William F. Lau-
kaitis in Central Police Court yes
terday after his wife complained
he broke up the furniture in their
home. He told the judge he was
willing to take the pledge"
Laukaitis said, IF. you really
mean it, we'll find those old forms
and bind you to it." A search I'M
covered one of the yellowed, or
SOlemnly worded pledge to abstain
from drinking for one year.
The forms were in common use
around the turn of the century,
LaukaitiS said, but they fell out of
favor after it was noted they
seemed to have little effect.
Henry, said the magistrate, had
been regular customer" in the
court since he came to Baltimore
last May from Greenville, Tenn.
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PROBE OF OHIO

Continued From Page One)
couple to a wedding of friends at
San Diego.
Both DR.. Sheppard and Miss
Hayes, who knew the osteopath
and his wife when the medical
technician lived in Cleveland, said
their friendship was only casual.
Mrs. Sheppard's skull was
crushed with Is savage blows in
her Cleveland home early last July
4. DR.. Sheppard said he battled at
least one of the providers who
killed her.
The investigators arrived Satur-
day night from Monterey, Calf,
where Mrs. Sheppard had stayed
at the ranch ONE of DR.. Randall
J. Chapman during the trip to
California with her husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Indian Flood
Toll Is High

NEW DELHI, India R-Reports
from the India Tibet border say
more than 1000 persons died in
the floods which swept the T'ibetan
trade center of Gyantse last week.
One report from Kalimpong, the
north Indian trade center linked
to Gyantse by Himalayan road.
said the death toll may reach
1900 in the south Tibetan town of
$4,000 inhabitants.
Information received here indi-
Gated the swollen Namchung River,
which flooded Gyantse, now is
Subsiding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
More Courtesy
Is Urged For
French Motorists

PARIS R-Frenchmen have a
reputation for courtesy, but they
never earned it in automobiles.
L'Union Routiere, an association
of French businessmen interested
in highways, is determined to do
something about this. The remedy
is being sought in another tradi-
tional characteristic Of the French.
man his delight in collecting gold
coins. L'Union Routiere is offering
a goldpiece, worth about $775
every day to the most courteous
driver it can find in Paris.
The result has been somewhat
more thoughtfulness in the rush
hours, and large amount of pub.
licity for L'Union Routiere.
To watch for the courteous
driver, the organization fitted out
a white sedan. Whenever its driver
spots particularly courteous auto.
mobilist he takes down the license
number and calls the campaigns
publicity man, who Immediately
checks its owner with the police
and grinds out press release.
The first efforts were a little
discouraging. In 135 minutes of
cruising, there were % traffic vi
olations and two smash-ups. It
took an AVERAGE of two hours hard
searching to find a driver worthy
of the gold piece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
"Ceraldine" Has
.Frothy Story OF
Love And Music

Republics Geraldine" which
opens at the Monroe Theatre We'd
ensday, presents a delightful array
of musical, comedy and romantic
talent headed by John Carroll,
Maia Powers, Stan Freberg and
Jim Backus. 1t is a frothy story
of young love and ambition, play
ed against a colorful background
of college campus and Tin Pan
Alley.
Geraldine" tells, the story of
Mala is further disguised when
a strong determination to get
ahead in the music business, who
is getting fed up with sobbing
songSter Stan Freberg during his
western personal appearance tour
which she is managing.
Mala further disguised when
Stan leaves her at Santa Fe College
with orders to get the rights, by
hook or crook, to folk song they
had heard sung by John Carroll,
handsome young music instructor
in the school. Stan makes it plain
to Mala that unless she cooperates,
he will not renew his contract with
her employers, Cambria Records.
Posing as a coed, Mala wheedles
John into giving her a recording
of the folk song which he himself
has made, then takes to her boss,
Jim BackuS, in New York. When
the president of Cambria hears
Johns record, he is unimpressed
by the folk song but sold on Johns
voice, and he assumes that the
college instructor has been put
under contract.
A hectic series of events follows,
but there is a harmonious windup
which leaves Mala and John in
each others arms and the college
instructor happy about his new
career.
R. G. Springsteen directed for
Associate Producer Sidney Picker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
lnterceptor Wing
Goes To Korea

TOKYO R-The sharpshooting
51st Fighter Interceptor Wing,
whose Sabre Jets ran up an i'm
preSSlve record of MIG kills during
the Korean War, is being moved
to Okinawa from Korea next week
to be re-equipped with rocket
firing Sabres.
Gen. Earle Partridge, Far East
Air Force commander, announced
here today the move will strength
en- rather than weaken air defense
of South Korea.
ArmlStlce terms prevent United
Nations forces from introducing
new combat materiel into Korea.
Hence outmoded air groups are
Withdrawn to areas outside Korea
for modernization.
The 51st is the third air wing Of
the U. S. 5th Air Force to be
pulled out for modernization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
danger Signal"

TAIPEH R-The National Even
ing News, an independent newspa-
per, today called the shooting
down of a British airliner off Hal
nan Island Friday a danger sig
nal for further Communist sggres-
sion in the South"
The Chinese Nationalist paper
described the incident as "a new
Communist challenge that result
ed from the Indochina settlement"
and added, 1T is quite apparent
that Soviet Russia has converted
Hainan into a major base for ag-
gression."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
.Photogeniic
Indian Dies

CHEROKEE, NC. R - CARL
Standingdeer, once called "Ameri-
cas- Most Photographed Indian"
was buried near here yesterday.
A cluster of photographs which
made Standingdeer famous draped
the coffin.
Hundreds from IL states attend
ed the 73-year-old full-blooded
Cherokee's funeral. One of Stand.
ingdeer'S most famous remarks
was:
Granddaughter hasn't got much
money, but Standingdeer has many
friends"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Hartman To Run

NEW YORK R Averell Har-
riman, former mutual security ad-
ministrator and wealthy heir to a
railroad fortune, has entered the
race for the Democratic governor
nomination.
He announced on televiSion
program yesterday he will be
proud to accept and take my coat
off and fight for the principles
believe in"
He said he does not intend TO
organize campaign such as
friends are conducting for Rep.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
HEROINE OF DIEM BEN

continued from Page One)
Broadway ticker tape parade and
a reception at City Hall. Columbia
University will award her a silver
medallion for heroiSm.
Tomorrow she goes to Washing
ton for another round of cere-
monies, and Friday leaves on
tour that will take her to Cleve.
land, Chicago and San Francisco.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
YaleDOctOr
Proposes New
Type Cigarette
Bv ALTON 1. BLAKEsLEE

SAC PAULO, Brazil IA try
at making cigarettes safe from
any threat of heart disease and
cancer was proposed today by DR..
E. Cuyler Hammond Of Yale Uni
Versity.
The answer, he said in a paper
for the sixth International Cancer
Congress here, could be to develop
new types of strains Of cigarette
tobacco free of the agent or agents
which some scientists suspect may
be causing or contributing to heart
trouble and cancer.
This might be accomplished in
two years, but it might take as
many as seven, the specialist said.
Hammond is a biometrician at
Yale and also director Of statistical
research for the American Cancer
Society. He and DR.. Daniel Horn
reported last month that men aged
so to 20 who smoke a pack of
cigarettes daily are about twice
as likely to die Of heart trouble or
cancer Of all types as ncnsmokers.
Smoking a pipe or cigars seems
not to carry much if any risks, said
Hammond, a pipe smoker himself.
The danger from cigarettes, he
went on, could be in the special
types of tobacco which have been
developed for cigarettes.
These tobaccos, he speculated,
could contain one or more chem
icals which adversely affect the
heart, blood vessels, lungs or other
tissues of some people.
From the viewpoint of the pub
lie, "the happiest solution is to
make smoking safe," Harmon de-
clared.
Development Of a Harmless
strain Of tobacco plant" would be
more practical, he asserted, than
to use a highly toxic strain and
then attempt to remove the harm
full ingredients from the tobacco
by chemical means or from the
smoke by filter or condenser"
He said the chemical, compost
'tion varies considerably in differ
ent types Of tobacco, even in diff
ferent patches of the same general
type.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
PAROLED CONVICT
SHOOTS HIS WIFE

LIVE OAK R-Jimmy Temple,
former Live Oak man recently
paroled from prison in Georgia,
shot his wife in the back with a
shotgun here Saturday night, Sher-
if Hugh Lewis reported.
Mrs. Thelma Temple. was re-
ported in fair condition yesterday
and is expected TO recover.
Sheriff Lewis said Temple is in
jail on a charge of attempt to
murder. Suwannee County depu-
ties caught him in car east of
here about 20 minutes after the
shooting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
THREE.CAR CRASH

Continued From Page Onel
neck and chest injuries; and cut
left eye lid.
Mrs. Mesa's daughters:
Violet Lentz, Is, possible inter-
nal injuries.
Her sister, Diana Lentz, 10, pos
sible fracture of the jaw; four
broken teeth; and cut lips.
Mrs. Blanca Puerta, cut right
foot.
All the injured were taken to
Monroe General Hospital.
Greyhound Key is about II miles
from Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-26
Woman Follows
Mate In Death

NEWPORT, Ky, R-Mrs. Joan
Baird, 20, whose husband accident
ally drowned when a motorbOat
overturned in the Ohio River last
April, threw herself into the river
at approximately the same spot
last night and was presumed
drowned.
She jumped from the second
deck OF the Harrison boat harbor,
Dayton, KY, the operator of the
said.
Friends said Mrs. Baird, whose
last known address was in New
port, had threatened suicide
several times.
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bor official, was kidnapped from
her grandparents home where she
was visiting. Her beaten, violated
body was found several hours later
in a mangrove thicket beside Bis
cayne Bay.
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ment. He pointed out that. police
men on the day shift, for example,
do not have the same opportunity
to earn court fees as those who
work at night"