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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL BOOMING HOUSE BUsI-
NESS for sale; nice NV, section.
LUNCHEoNETIE. patent medicines
and variety store. Cheap rent,
600 "a 9sSo ssf;r9 NE s,.na Sa43s so,,n S
like new; ideal loc.; real money
maker Very reas. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-6652; ewes. TIE.
FOR LEASE. ladys hairdressins
salon; beautifully furnished, mod
of downtown NE. $500. EF-TEN
REALTY CORP, 523 1lth st. NV;
BARBERSHOP - Excellent oppor-
tunity in shopping center in large
neiishborhood, no competition; near
s'hoSs schoSl RE 7-so4@; ewes. e EN-
GROCERY sTORE-a3a7 Baltimor.
/ blvd. STOCK. and fixtures must go:
Resardlsss q cost; WE. 5.67s1 =.
"a y AFl ssss Gsod ME is dsssS Rsst Or sell rs"'
sOBTAILER WANTED BY small syn
thetic plant in Sc; quality work.
USED CAR 2is' lot or parking lot, cor.
Nichols ave. and You. blk. oil Good
new new Buick agency plus used cars,
excellent ioc. Cali DE 2-eo@7. 3
DELPCATESSEN. in excel. NV. loca-
ton; reas; priced for quick sale. no.
sURE-FIRE = Have excellent silver
Spring location for aggressive mer-
chant. restaurant, bakery. etc. Can't
fail. ia. 9-414O. Ill
FLOWER SHOP-Desirable location;
excellent opportunity for couple.
pEf'., HGH '?;E si5o6aG $40 annual-sros. bust
ness: highest profitable cash-snd-
carry store in town. Low down pay
ment for reliable party. Selling,
illness. Call TU, FL 343 IL.
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP, eoulpt;,
Nd Tel Midway 5eS0l IL
THE MILITARY DISTRICT Of Wash
ineton Exchange intends to have
concessionnaire operate exchange
beauty shops. North and South
areas. Fl. MyeF. Va, Applicants,
contact MI Wess' Bldg; g;ooo 3l3 ~, n
4iii. for information relating TO
application requirements. and inter
views. Written proposals must be
received before 1000 hours. Is Janu-
ary,. 1854, at Military District OF
PAWN ExCHANGE@Busy 9TH st.
jewelry. luggage. watch repair, Can
call Sunday, HU. 3-5540; RIA. g.
J. APIS; well furn.. oil heat; Long s
lease, So 900 handles. OWENS
REALTY, NE; s-o4s So. rr
Church. Va.-New bldg, no equip
ment; located at Fails Church Motor
court. 55 rooms; on Lee hwy. high
class business location; suggest
woman for operation. Phone ,JE.
FURNiTuRE REPAIR SHOP. ANTI
CUES; also upholstery; suitable for
. partners. $1,000. Shown by appt.
only viii stay for three weeks with
buver HI. 9-4563
DELICATESSEN. grocery, beer; lEe.
apt NV; $4,000 yr.. SO. 800 stock,
good equipment. Priced low. OWNER,
RA 3-6S03 10
FiVE- -AND-T CENT SToRE-Good
business Must sell So. 500; guaran-
tee good living. ST. 3-S63l; WA.
7-S9S9. 13'
DRESS SHOP. fully equipped. with
ali modern fixtures. Situated In
lge shopping center with 300-car
L. -. fnr
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NEARBY MD HONJ

NEARBY MD. HOME
3-Bedrm. brk.-St. Pleasant sos mo.
bedrms.-Landover Hills 500 mo.
East Pines, rooms - 81 90 mo-
Radiant Valley rambler - Sil0 mo.
Cheverly-6-rm. brick Sf25 mo.
College Park. 10 rooms S290 mo.
Nr. Lewisdale. Nd, school. of Riggs
I'd. Practically new. 3-bedrn7. brick
fuii bsmt.. 1st-f1r. Law, sep. din rm
SIZE mo. Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s DAVIS & CO. -
SIS D ST. s E.-Newiy restored mod
ern Colonial home: 8 rms. tile bath.
beautiful kitchen Within walking
distance Capitol Hill. Sl25 per mo.
HARRY JUSTINE
S11 18th st. NV. MA. s-2s44
Evening star., 1954-01-07
APTs. UNFURNIsHeD-vA..

ARLINGT0N-Now vacant: l-bedrm
apt. lse. refsr,.. exhaust fan, vene.
tian blinds: wired for TV; auto
heat: full laundry facilities: off,
street parking; mr.: Pentagon, Navy,
Arlington Hall: all .utils, and dec.
no children. no pets: $500. IA
adults only. Avail. now. IA. 5-1236,
FALLS CHURCH--Lse. old home; sep
din. rm.; 8 bedrms. and den. porch;
JE: 3.2250, ARFAx REALTY.
FAlRFAxw% bedrmss. RI rs bsmt., 1s srk &
SRaAx Arr ARf.ti RkALTYi lYmeo' 'E' S-%@'o
HARBoR TERRACE. Abingdon dr..
Bashford lane. Alex.--1 and . bed
rms. $72.75-SS0.75. incl. utils. Fils
applications Room 1.5. Investment
Bldg, 18th and K SITS. NV. Monday
throush Friday. 9:3O-1l:30 am;
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
l-bedrm. units available. priced from
$75, situated in convenient Alexan.
dria. Q 10-min. drive from the White
House. Phone TIE. $4,000 or come
to ONCE in ADAMS BLDG; cor. Mt
Gsynon Gsys ti rys; s. sas sad Fnssel sun ra Week
MXGNoEiA GARDENs - 'AvailaDl,
now Beautiful and spacious 2 lare;
bedrooms. expansible hving-dininG
room combination. Latest in kitchen
equipment. Parauet floors; Venetian
SisRea ss nos For u1,sfs nfolm.ton ion
Arlington Liv. rm. with dinins
alcove: lge. bedrm.. kit. and bati
apt. close to shopping. schools anc
good transportation: pets Permitted
Tl3 TM s9oas mo; Vacant. lNEz cusHARD
ARL. = Brand-new l-bedrm. apts
Nr, Fort Myer min. Pentagon. Arl
Hall, D. C.. Conv. shops. bus: SIS
plus utils. Avail. now. ia. 7-0;44
N. ARL.Aconv. e-bedrm. apt. 5 min
utils. and ianitor. ia. 1906:
ARLINGToN-close in, best section
! bedrm.. nr. Key Bridge, conyen. Il
Gs"rsi ,s Sssta D na9Enr 81 Pent sTs,1 F. Mysr
tricity; MRS, FANpIcH. Out wilson
blvd. left on Oak ST., right to 1884
2dfs fsh sts aa sGFth ST.. s. ARL-l.r., .ie apt.
leasea sedFg So. no ssaaGa shl{dren or pets: S30'
ARL.-New de luxe extra large 2-bed-
rm. apts.; garb. disp.. kit. fan; Sl1O.
ARYG.-kossLYN AHY AREAMLovsiy S n 1SiR ii..b.d-
rm. apt. S76, incl. gas: adults. ia.
.5-7270. 1900 N Oak st. Ill
ARLINGTON, 8. Taylor st.-Near bus
and schools. One bedrm.. $50. two
bedrms.. sos, incl. utils, Available
Immediately. MGR. IA. 7-5"i5.
ARL., / bedrm.; on busiine: very
close in; mod, apt bldg Inspec;
Apt. 205, 2302 Lee hwy; So SO.
incl, utis. KE. s-4133 10
3ls-RM. APT, in modern bldg, near
Pentagon. in Alexandria; only ST0.
incl. all utils. RE. 1-246l. 3
MOD, 4 expos; newly dec. 2 lge,
bedrms.. din. rm, liv. rm.. kit. and
bath. scrnd. porch. Must be seen to
be appreciated; nr. Pentason; conv.
transp.; $115 mo. KE. S-5566.
ARLINGTON. VA. b4 North Bedford
st.-Attractive l-bedrm. apt. avail
Jan. Is. Large rms; S75 mo.
JOLLES a. SENNETT CO.. DI.
7-424 ewes. RA. 3-061a-
1927 n. CALVERT ST.
One bedrm.. liv rm.. dinette. bath
and kit. S7T.00.
2OA N THOMAS at
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

A. VAN AND 3 FAST MEN, SO 80 Der
5ob. na fasi bRi s.Soss gag S5 night Also by The
ROYAL TRANSFER-We will move
you by the Job or 50 per hr. can
today! Move today! AID. 4-6fI7. i3.
MOVING AND HAULING; padded van
service: reas; rates. H. GREENE.
Phone Ii. 4-253S. Free est. II.
REASONABLE RATES and Ruaran-
tes; eau JONES. AID. 1880. Ill
CAREFUL MOVING. by hour or Job.
AD: 2-6S62 for estimate. -
MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
nig6t:- reasonable rates. Cali HO
HILLS TRANSFER-Any da, or nr
small and large Jobs; trained men:
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. Safe storage in
ssparste rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-OI04. TNIoN sTOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1909
LIGHT IAULTNG. local moving;
beaches especially. 8. L. MORRIS.
45l0 18th st. NV. Call TU. 2.II50
HOMER A. TILLMAN. movers: exps-
rieneed help: free estimates; low as
80 per hr. TU. 2-4359. 10
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING. storage.
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-l4l6.
EDELIN's MOVING AND TRANSFER
SEkVICE-Careful experienced men,
service every day. Sundays and
hoioayS. Call Ii. 3-5O41, -l2
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Extra LARGE / and 3 bedrm. apts. !;
direct transp.. to D. c., close 20
schools. and shopping center. .63rd
pl,. and DefenSo hwy, Dladensburg.
~nN AHAAs
Evening star., 1954-01-07
9aos VIRGINIA AVE- NV

2325 VIRGINIA AVE. NV.
Attrac. styled 3-bedrm. house in the
heart Of rapidly developing FoEgy
Bottom. Sl6Q.
900 27th ST. NV.
2-bedrm. house completely remodeled;
all mod. equipment; attrac. rear
patio with awning. Sl35.
1850 MONROE ST. NV.
rms: la baths; gas INV. heat; in
excel. cond.; conv. to shop. and
transp. Sl25.
iii SHEPHERD ST. NE.
4-bedrms. semidet brick; excel cond. !:
al-elec. kit; nice porch; fun bsmt !:
det gar., near Catholic Univ. and
new Providence Hospital: Sia5,
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realtor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
231 ADRIAN ct SE

831 ADRIAN ST. Sc.
New semidet brick home; availabl,
residential area: close to public anc
parochial schools: adj. shop anc
tranSp.: -" bedrms, spacious liV rm.
dinette bright kitchen with eiec. dis.
posal. tile bath. full basement hot.
air heat: Sa9 so Call DREYFUSS
BROS. 1919 18th ST. NV. Ma. s.
d5a2
80 RENTALS AVAILABLE
Check our fine assortment Of renta,
homes from 500 TO $500 assorted
types from bunsalows to Colonials
to B bedrms.. all located in Va
area. Shown by appt.- Call Mr.
Seay. tr., .JE 2-9620.
JOS. w. SEAY co.
ll3 w Broad St
Evening star., 1954-01-07
HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.D

.ee3 10th st. NV.
10 rms. and bath. oil h.-w.h.: prom
tnent cor. loc,;s walking distance
Govt. bldgs. and downtown. S125
Evening star., 1954-01-07

2144 EYE ST. NV.
10 rms: nicely furn.; 2 baths. oil
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
T23 Goth st. NV. RE. 7-65St
Evening star., 1954-01-07

40 CT LOAN
Mod. 3-hedrm., semi-det brick home,
gas heat. full bSmt.; NV. area: reas,
down payment. Assume loan. Ewes,
RA 3.6552
4 co. DI, 7-65Ol
Evening star., 1954-01-07
BRIGHTWOOT

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Six-rm. det. brick. Slate roof . batha,
club rr. Stairway to heated attic.
= open freplaces. One blk Lafayette
School and bus, Quick poss. Priced
e.4a44 MARsHALI J. "WSSAIppLE CO. CO..
Resltor. 1924 l4th st. AD. 4-2005.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

eyes. OIL. H-4S34.
CORNER y. H. AVE. AND VI ST.
NV, lst commercial. 2112 NJ st.
n.w.-lst fr. laid out for ofices,
plus s rms. and bath on 2nd-3rd
frs. Ideal for business and resi-
dence or extra income. Price only
S1S,a50 with $1,000 cash. For
details and to inspect. call MA.
S-66l6. THE ISENS, Investment.
Realtors. Brokers protected.
3-rm. apt. for servants; Al cond. !;
new gas furnace; well furn.: ideal
for lge. family or entertaining. Re-
duced TO sell. NE. S-04S6.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Morals Trial SET Monday
For Last 4 Of IS Youths
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-The
remaining four Of 16 youths &C
cused in morals charges involv-
ing two young girl cousins are
slated for trial Monday.
OF the other IL tried, only
Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro,
20-year-old son of Baltimore's
mayor. has been found not
guilty.
Young D'Alesandro has been
indicted by a grand jury on
perjury charges in connection
with his testimony.
The same grand jury also
indicted James H. Jack Pollack,
political associate Of the mayor.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

on charges Of trying to obStruct
justice through attempts to in
fluence testimony of witnesses
at the D'Alesandro trial.
Those sentenced so far have
been given reformatory terms Of
18 months with probation to
begin after the first so days.
The four scheduled for trial
Monday are under 16. The girl
cousins. IL and IA, are also to
be tried as delinquents.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Destroyer Damaged

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. IS up.
The Navy destroyer Parle suf-
fered heavy damage in Tuesday
nights storm off the North Caro-
lima coast, Navy spokesmen said
yesterday. No crewmen were
hurt.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Points for Purents-s, Ed,'A. 7Aemo. wo''os.

Changing 2yearods natural to explore feDen this
possibe detrimental his deueopment-so Why
not change his environment?
Evening star., 1954-01-15
fashions fabric
silk shantung
dress.
14's5

Luxurious silk shontung in simple,
smart lines. Choose print or solid coIors
in this fIottering tailored dress with
deep yoke, florine pockets and slim
skirt. Solid coIors in navy, black or
wedgewood blue have stond-up collar
Of pink. Prints have navy or black
background Sizes Il to l8.
Down Stoirs Store, Misses Dresses
oIso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-01-15
SARASOTA
hu Al AlAe

You'll enjoy sunny and sensational Sarasota
city Of happy and hospitabls peopls-homs
Of circus folks, Red Sox. millionaires and
Mennonites-whers entertainment abounds,
art fourishes and vacationers hockl
Evening star., 1954-01-15

Tour the best-known sanatorium in the world
where science and laughter fight dreaded
polio-built by the courage and foresight Of
one man, Franklin D. ROOSEVELT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
B47 Crew Escapes
As Big Bomber
Crashes, Burns

SALIVA, Kan. Up - A BAT let
bomber crashed into a ditch and
burst into flames after over-shoot-
ing a runway at the Smoky Hill
Air Base here late last night but
three crewmen escaped injury.
One firefighter was hospitalized.
1t. Leon M. Shaddox, base infor-
nation officer, said the six-engine
bomber had just landed from a
routine training flight but for some
unknown reason did not STOP.
He said the plane rolled about
$50 yards beyond the end of the
runway before coming to halt in
shallow ditch. 1t burst into
flames and was destroyed. The
plane remained upright.
The crewmen scrambled to safe.
ty. They included the planes COM
mander, Capt. George S. Smith,
80, Allen Park, Mich; LIST 1t,
Thomas H. Waggoner, rs, New
Castle, Ind, the pilot, and Capt.
Earle E. Western, 80, Sacramento,
Calf, an observer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Aides to President Eisenhower
say the step-up in Eisenhower's
personal campaign for Republi-
can Congress was planned long
ago and it doesn't mean that COP
concern about the Noy. election
has increased.
At the summer White House in
Denver, aides said Eisenhower's
most forceful announcement of
the burgeoning campaign Thurs
day night at Los Angeles was die
tated by plan to start COP
vote-seeking at an easy pace,
gradually bringing it to climax
Democrat Adlai Stevenson took
note last night of Eisenhower's
larger role in the campaign and
contended the President is plead
ing for a Republican Congress "to
save the Republican party"
Sfevenson's View
Stevenson, who'll address a
Democratic rally at Minneapolis
tonight, told an Evanston, Ill. audi
ence that Eisenhower is saying, in
effect, "give me a Republican
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Five Tie For
Last PlaceIn
C.OfC.R Race
Primary Ballots
For Directors
Counted Today

Five men tied for six
teenth place in the Chamber
of Commerce primary bal
loting for a new board of
directors, it was announced
today.
Each of the five men got Is votes
each.
The five who tied for last pla, e
on the 16-place primary ballot
were:
Mayor c. B. Harvey, FORAGE
0'Bryant, A. M. Adams, A. G.
Hunt, Mike Lanasa.
Others Named
The other Is men named were
Claude Speer, Edwin Trevor, Mel
Levitt, George Ehrhart, Glynn Ar
cher, George Bonamy, Carl Ber-
valdi, Toby Bruce, Burt Garrett,
Allen Hampton William Neblett,
Joe Pearlman, Orvis Kemp, Joe
Pinder, and william Arnold.
Mrs. Mary Graham, chamber
prexy, drew to pick one of the five
who were tied for last place.
The five names were concealed
in rolled pieces of paper.
She drew Adams.
Final Vote Date
The is names will appear on the
final ballot which will be mailed
to chamber members Sept. Is.
These ballots will be counted Oct.
5.
On the final ballot, eight names
will be selected to serve as new
chamber directors. They will take
office Immediately and at their
first meeting, the eight will select
officers.
Harold Laubscher, chamber ms
mayer, said Ala ballots were mailed
out for this primary but that only
1S5 were returned to the chamber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Handyman Is
Charged In
Wife Staying
Story Of Fire Death
Fails To Stand Up
Under Investigation

SHAWANO, Wis. IA 20-year
old North woods handyman -
tripped up by two discrepancies in
his story of the fire death of his
wife - faced arraignment on
charges of first degree murder and
arson today.
Dist. Atty. Frederic Eberlein
said the charges would be filed
against Thomas Bostwick, 20, in
the death of his wife, Inase, early
Wednesday. The body of the 20
year old woman was found in the
charred ruins of their home near
BirnamwOod.
Gives Reason
Eberlein said Bostwick admitted
yesterday that he killed his wife
because she cried all night" over
failure to bear a second child.
The stout, bespectacled youth at
first told authorities that when the
fire broke out in a corner of the
kitchen ceiling of their four-room
home he awakened his wife and
told her to walk through the woods
mile to the home of a neighbo-.
He said he drove his two-year old
daughter, Kathleen, 500 feet down
road to a nighbor's home.
Bostwick said his wife apparent.
ly persisted when she failed to heed
bis directions and went back into
the home.
Autopsy Ordered
Eberlein said he ordered an au-
topsy after he began to wonder
why Bostwick would tell his wife
to walk a mile when there was a
neighbours home only 500 feet
away. And meanwhile, a state
fire inspector found that the "fire
/ pattern" was from the kitchen
floor to the ceiling and not the
opposite, as Bostwick's story indi-
Gated.
The autopsy showed Mrs. Bost.
wick died of a .22 caliber bullet
wound in the back of the head,
Eberlein said.
The young man readily admit.
ted shooting his wife, putting her
on the floor and drenching her
with gasoline before setting fire to
the house, Eberlein said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Ikes Aides Insist Campaign
Step.Up Is Part OF His Plan

Congress to do what we couldn't
do with Republican Congress"
"The nation can't be saved that
way" Stevenson said.
For the COP, House Speaker
Martin of Massachusetts was in
Pueblo, Colo, last night. He said
voters must decide whether they
want Eisenhower's legislative pro-
gram "Sabotaged and ripped to
Shreds" by Democratic Congress.
Vice President Nixon will return
to the fray Tuesday for a second
major speaking tour that will take
him into five northeastern states.
Write-In Vote
In New Jersey, former Gov.
Walter E. Edge, Republican,
termed movement inviting write
in votes for former Rep. Fred A..
Hartley for US. senator a "trans-
parent and fragrant attempt" to
destroy the Republican party. Edge
said in a statement:
Under the guise of demanding
the withdrawal of our party nomi-
nee, Clifford P. Case, They are
in plain language actually en-
deavorlng to accomplish his de-
feat =. ="
Stevenson spoke last night in be-
half of Sen. Douglas (D-Ill) who is
opposed for reelection by Republi.
can Joseph T. Meek.
The 1853 Democratic presidential
candidate said it is hard to know
what Meek Stands for except day
by day expediency. Expediency is
the policy of the Republican
party"
Congress Raped
Stevenson said the GOP-control.
led 83rd Congress stood for dis.
order, incompetence and impo.
tence."
Senate Republican Leader Know.
land of California yesterday listed
the impending election as the ma.
Jor factor in deciding to convene
the Senate Nov. 8 to consider
whether to censure Sen. Mccarthy
(R-Wis).
Action at that time would be
in an atmosphere free from pre-
election tensions" Knowland said.
A special Senate Committee thai
considered the censure move BY
Ser. Flanders (R-Vt) announced
yesterday it has completed a unan
lmous report on the issue and viii
make it public Monday. Flander.
contends McCarthy's conduct ha.
tended to bring the Senate into dis
repute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
LawyersConfer
After News OF
Indictment
Arrest In Judith
Roberts Murder
Case Promised

BALTIMORE "a conference
between Baltimore and Florida
prosecuting attorneys was sched-
uled today in the wake of secret
indictment returned in Miami in
the Judith Ann Roberts murder
case.
Judith Ann, 7, daughter of Balti-
more attorney James T. Roberts,
was abducted last July Z from the
Miami home of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg.
Her beaten and mutilated body
was found in a clump of bushes
several blocks away shortly after
daybreak.
It was believed an arrest would
follow the conference between
states attorneys Anselm Sodaro
of Baltimore and George A. Braut-
igam of Florida.
Dsds Deputies Work
Two Dade County Florida deputy
sheriffs, william McCrory and
Earl Venno, have been in Balti-
more for several days investigat-
ins the Roberts case.
The deputies said Brautigam
was bringing a warrant with him
to Baltimore.
The deputies headed for Towson,
suburb on the north edge of
Baltimore. They explained they
were going to Towson to get a
fugitive warrant"
The little victims parents and
several others questioned by the
two deputies in connection with
the case live in Baltimore county
suburbs.
Name Withheld
The name of the person charged
in the Florida two-count indictment
was withheld pending arrest.
The indictments were returned
yesterday.
The Florida jurors heard testir
mony from detectives Charles III.
Sapp and I. J. Whitman of the
Miami police homicide bureau, ana
from Leonard H Hsgfeison z "a
American Burea of Investigation,
a privately operated detective
agency in Washington, DC.
The child's kidnaper drove off
in the Rosenberg automobile after
taking the car keys from Rosen-
berg's trousers. The car was
abandoned a block from where the
body was found.
At the time of the kidnapping
Judith Ann and her parents were
visiting with Mrs. Roberts parents
in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
japanese Stage
At us Embassy

TOKYO @-Twelve japanese
demonstrated today outside the
US. Embassy as funeral services
were conducted for d fisherman
regarded by his countrymen as
the H-bomb's first victim.
TwuJ q panese newspapers,
meanwhile. attacked us. officials
who have said Ailxichi Kuboyama
might not have died if American
physicians had been allowed to
treat him.
The IL who demonstrated at the
embassy were from Yaizu, home
town of Kuboyama who died Thurs
day night after he and % ship
mates were busted with radio
active ash after an H-bomb test
at Bikini March 1.
Demands Made
They carried placards and petit
tons demanding an end to atomic
weapons test.
The embassy's iron gate was
closed and the demonstrators were
told the compound was closed be-
cause Saturday was holiday.
Later, however, some of the
demonstrators entered the COM
pound with a Socialist legislator
who had an appointment on an
other matter.
They told an embassy official
the United States should pay Japan
10 million dollars for damages re-
sulting from the H-bomb tests.
The United States has offered
one million dollars and Japan re-
portedly is asking five to seven
million.
Papers Angered
The two statements which an
gered Tokyo newspapers were
made by DR.. John ]. Morton, d.
rector of the us. Atomic Bomb
Casualty Commission, and by Rep.
Carl Hinshaw (R-Calif).
Morton said Japanese doctors
never allowed Americans "to
treat, or even examine the vic.
tim"
Hinshaw said There will always
remain the question Of whether
this man would have died if Jap.
anese authorities had permitted
examination and treatment by
skilled physicians from the Atomic
Energy Commission"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-25
Autopsy Cleared
Before Death

TRENTON, N. ]. R-In what
Superior Court Judge c. Thomas
Schettino termed radical de-
cision, permission has been
granted in advance to perform an
autopsy on a Red Bank school
janitor after he dies.
Schettino yesterday ordered the
post examination of bed
ridden Harry Estelle, IS, after
Estelle's wife objected to plans
for an autopsy.
The case came up because the
condition of Estelle's lungs is in
volved in a workmen's compensa
ton case, and an insurance com
pay, acting through the REQ
Bank Board of Education, said en-
balming fluid would destroy some
necessary evidence. The court said
only the lungs could be examined.