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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-26
BoATs

CHRIS. CRAFT KITs-Discount dur.
luxe. list $1s5, now $50; ie-ft.
cruiser. list 1925, now $2S5. WA.
7-5S25. -2S
SIT. SAILING PRAM. new cond.,
suitable use with outboard: with
car-top carrier. Save $65. EN-. q
3494. -2S
NOW ON DISPLAY AT NIEMAN
BROS.-32'x1I sedan cruiser; near
ready for launching. Come in and
see 1t today. --2S
WANTED-Good cabin cruiser, 80 It,
or more. Will trade Cadillac "6O'
special sedan with 10000 miles.
ONE PIECE PLYwOOD, marine; 81"
ShIek AKA * f. square. WA: T-7717.
trailer. best offer. 8 Martha St.,
Forestville, Md. -26
CUPBOARD RUNABOUT, IA it.;
steering wheel. controls. lights. COM
pass, mercury super 10 aux. tank;
like new; 1915. DE. 2-6270.
CABIN CRUIsER-3e-ft. Sleeps 2.
ditioned. Many extras. Ready to
sG 81; ~'0oo A'en'hSS' eaii ~ .
WANTED e5-ft. 1850 Owens
cruiser; comparable or later model
boat acceptable. HE. 4-5115. -2S
CHRIS CRAFT. new Gift. cabin
cruiser. hunks. chrome hardware:
ready for motor. WA. 1884.
CHRIS-CRAFT 31-ft. express cruiser.
1881 model. powered with twin
14o-h.p. engine in 1858. speed 81
m.p.h., completely equipped includ-
ing new Exide heavy-duty batteries.
12-volt bilge pump and pressure
water system, ll0-volt converter.
a.c.-d.c. plug-in, new folding top,
cockpit cover. helmsman's seat and
many other extras making q COM
plete boat with nothing else to buy.
Price $S,75O. Phone MR.. VIM. TUT
TON, Lex. 9-2704, Baltimore. rs
HOUSEBOAT. furn.. sleeps 8, 81 it.
long. loft. beam, no motor. Call
Ii. 7-6091 after 8 pm. Buzzard
Point Boat Yard. 1st and v SITS. s.w.
CRUISER, o6-ft. Higgins: 1I5-h.p.
Chrysler Crown. sleeps 4; $3.50,
can be financed. Call CY. 1905
or contact FRED CRISMOND at
Selby Bay Yacht Basin. IS
BEST BOAT BUY OF THE YEAR
1853 Chris-Craft Gift. cabin cruiser:
115 hip, total use ~ hours. Private
head and wash room, sleeps two;
cleo. pump. cleo. compass; speeds to
81 mp h. New-boat condition. A
steal at $3.50. Call JU. 9-3249.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT LOT. lower Patuxent
Ia acres. good view, reasonable.
Call Redwood 6-64S2.
OCEAN BEACH on Atlantic side.
?0nx1 o0-ft. lot. l section removed
from beach front: central loo. bath
ms. boating, fishing 3 hrs. drive
from D. c. Excel. for investment
or personal use. Cash or cash and
terms. Call LO. 5-5049 or write
OWNER, ! 1902 Garner St, Silver
NO DOWN PAYMENT SALE-At Long
Beach during March; 5UxlO0 lots,
$3.50 Up. Select any lot, pay one
low monthly payment. Fine recrea-
ton colony. white sand beach, CEN
trail water. surfaced streets: garbage
collection. private boat harbor; 100
hne homes. Also l 10 bedTm.
houses. Drive miles south OF
Prince Frederick, on Solomon Is
land I'd. turn left at St Leonard
TO once on beach. M E. ROCKHILL,
INC; Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J.
MAI iHrpSS 81 ~ Nh
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SPECIAL,

1851 HID 81" o.-h.v.; runs good;
new paint; good rubber. AS is, seas.
Your present machine may be down
pymt on late. low-mileage 'o2s
and '53s.
FREE 1854 race schedule for the
asking.
HARLEY DAVIDSON
SALES & SERVICE
1865 3lst st. NV. AID. 10000
oG
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

VENTNOR, N. J.-Deliehtful nome
superb location. mr.. ocean and bay
Season. DE. 2-41ol. XII. S-1694
ANNOUNCEMENT
BETHANY BEACH, DEL Of
fee this week end. Sat. noon, March
y through SUM-. March 20: Come
to Our House, 4th and Atlantic
reservations and inquiries for cot
tageS and apis. for season, half
season. month or week. L. T. Ora
Waite, Realtor, Ma S-0753.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

NEED A LOT. Alex. preferred. Will
consider Arl. or Fairfax. Must have
water, sewer, gas. OV. 3-0319.
WILL PAY CASH for 1-6 acres of
cleared ground. within Is miles
d. c., on or near Defense hwy. Call
after 4. LII. 3-4522. -2S
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MOTORCYCLES
THEY'RE HERE!

THEY'RE HERE!
1854 Triumph T-l10S; 40 GU. in,
swinging arm twins. plus the all
new Terrier" l50-cc overhead
valve; 4-speed lightweight. Priced
from $3.50: excellent selection of
4seo machines priced from SI75.
Sales Service. Parts Accessories
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. co. B-1496
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FORD so Custom VS. Fordor; beau.
tiful 2-tone proclaimed and under.
coated. automatic drive. radio
heater. turn signals, seat covers
windshield washer. clock. etc. Better
than new-car condition due to per-
feet care by original owner. Cos,
over s., 500. Sell for 1885. Pc. .
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1858 2S-FT. SAFETIcRAFT
1s4s SOFT. chris-craft twin. 'O'0OO
145 hip, loaded with
49, think Of - ss.7oo
i5S hip. 'N--A~N"$ $500
$50 hip. N|-|'-~--"--$ So. 500
26-ft. Steelcraft sedan S.. 800
15s hip. l"N-~-"~~'- $3.50
for living aboard 'NuDD So. 900
NOW ON DISPLAY
1854 left. Century viking.
This Is the seasons best
buy. One look and Q ride
Will convince you. Solid
mahog. hail. seats 8.
1884 loft. Century Resorter.
waterSki special. complete
with ski-towinR rig S3.140
1854 2S-ft. Safeticraft
Flagliner -------$7,S 800
1854 34-ft. Safeticraft
Flagliner S13. 500
1854 34-ft, Safeticraft sedan. ZOO
See at STEELCRAFT-W WASHINGTON
co. Maine ave. and NJ st. s.w. ST.
3-4I45
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
AVIATION
1913 TEMC0 SWIFT

194S TEMCO SWIFT. 125-h.p. Con-
tlnental engine, aero prop 800 hrs
total time; A. and E. primary instru-
ment with syro horizon; Bendix L. F..
trans. and receiver, also loop and
remote indicating radio compass ;
painted gray and blue; excel. cond.
$500 or best offer. so. 6-61s0.
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1858 DODGE 4-DooR SEDAN
WHOA

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VINCE'S PIER

BOAT RENTALS AND SALES
Telephone West River 1924
14-ft. rowboats, implanted S79.50
l6-ft. rowboatS, implanted $50. SO
$40 additional-Two coats of paint
l4-ft. ANA runabout S279. SO
DIR: Rte. 2l4 Ia mi. beyond juno
ton Rte. 2; left at Loeb Haven sign.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

SUBURBAN PHILADELPHIA-6-
furn. house for rent, all conyen-
fences; close to schools, churches
and transp. For further information
call 10. $3.50. -An27
RETIRE WITH MT. VIEW-New 60
f.. brk, rambler, at. gar. full bsmt.,
] z baths. bedrms.' firepl.; : pic.
Phone 252 Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
o. j. HILL. -2S
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE for
rental property. IN or near Wash,
d. c., approx. . acres comml 'front.'
Ing on Route L, d mi. south of ST.
Augustine; has Arm. cottage. COM
pletely furn.; ideal for motel, trailer
camp. store or filling station;
sig. 500 equal value. HOMER EP-
LING, UN 4-O3l3 90
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DEAIE AREA

Modern year-around masonry home
or the water. pvt pier, eXpansible
attic. porch. Only 80. 200. low down
payment: several others incl. mod.
home and 13 acres; lots. acreage.
etc, many on water. B. NJ. ODUM,
RE. 7-52l6 or drive to Deale and
phone Mr.. Rice. West River 6103.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. white or colored.
Quick settlement Call MR.. MILLER,
NE. S-l220; evenings, LA. 6-5l94.
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TRAILERS

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'5s ANDERSON. 30 IT,. like new.
sleeps A. 13-ft. liv. nm, Hide-sway
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ONLY ST 995

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Drive to Deale, Nd, or call West
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Your Waterfront Specialist
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'49 Plymouth $549

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DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALEF.
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81 OIds --$1,295

"0S" 4 door sedan; Whirl-
away HYDRA Matte drive.
cuSOtm radio, forced air
heating. Tempting BARGAIN.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
Film Depicts
Key West In
Early Days

Cecil B. DeMille's Paramount
production Of "Reap the wild
Wind" which is being brought back
by overwhelming popular demand
and is due to open Thursday at
the Strand Theatre, packs some Of
the all-time top starring combina.
tons in motion picture history.
Heading the talent-laden cast are
John Wayne, Susan Hayward, Ray
Milland and Paulette Goddard with
such players as Raymond Massey,
Robert Preston, Charles Brickfosd
and Walter Hampden giving them
substantial support.
One Of the truly great films Of
our times, Reap the Wild Wind
Is a Technicolor saga Of the sea
that contains grandeur, beauty,
romance and thrilling excitement.
Set against the swashbuckling
era Of Key West in the 1Sl0's, the
film relates the fascinating tale
of the piratical salvagers who plum.
dered the fat carcasses Of ships
that went to pieces on the treacher.
Gus Florida reefs. All Of this swirl.
ing action is blended with an ap.
pealing romantic story.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
Judge Protests
Salary Level
Set z Yrs. Ago

COLUMBUS, Ohio lR-chief Jus
tice Carl v. Weygandt Of the Ohio
Supreme Court has announced his
resignation. He says salaries for
judges are too low.
The 66-year-old jurist, serving
his fourth six-year term, earns
$12,600 year.
In a prepared statement, he
said:
1T seems incredible that the
salary | am drawing was fixed by
the legislature a years ago. ).
I'm the meantime, the salaries
of the governor and the other ad-
ministrative officials have been
doubled, and legislative salaries
have been increased four times
and more than trbeled."
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
.Plucky Woman
Mariner Has
To Accept Aid

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va. R,-.
Mrs. Ann Dawson didn't quite
make it all the way to Norfolk
from New York in her one-woman
sloop as she had p)anned, but she
didn't miss it much.
The courageous Englishwoman,
who left New York Nov. 22 expect
ing to sail her craft, the Felicity
Ann, Into Norfolk in five days at
the most, needed seven before she
finally reached port here last night
at 1880 pm. A seagoing fishing
trawler had to tow her the final
70 miles.
Bad weather gave both Mrs.
Dawson and her 23-foot sloop a
buffeting, throwing her badly off
schedule. So when the trawler, the
200.ton Sea Hawk skippered by
Capt. H. w. Gibbs, of Hampton,
came along early yesterday morn
ing and offered assistance, the
lady said a reluctant eyes"
The trawler took the Felicity
Ann under tow about 80 miles off
Cape Henry and tied up at the Vir-
ginia Marine Service at Phoebus
13 hours later.
Mrs. Dawson, who sailed in the
Felicity Ann from England to New
York last year, said she was ''tired
and wet but otherwise all right"
"There was nothing really CLAM
orous about the incident" she said
modestly. II am very pleased to
hear people were concerned about
my safety. It's nice to know some
one cares"
AS soon as her sloop gets a few
minor repairs she plans to set out
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
French Author
Writes About
us Americans
BY PRESTON GROVER

PARIS, R-A Frenchman's book
Just published here comes up with
the conclusion that Americans are
practically normal.
"The overwork of Americans is
greatly exaggerated" says Ray
mond Cartier, correspondent of
the magazine Paris-Match. He
spends much of his time in Amer
lea.
A lot of Americans may die of
heart disease and cancer, says
Cartier, ''but all the other causes
Of death are becoming increasing
ly so rare that heart disease and
cancer tend more and more to be-
come the only killers"
He observes in his book "The 4S
Americas" that Americans don't
find escape in alcohol any more
than Europeans. And Europeans
60 astray in believing American
family life is breaking up. He ex-
plains:
"The immense majority of the
divorcers of both sexes are not
seeking to break up the home but
simply to change it. The large part
of divorces are undertaken with
the remarriage already in sight -
and the partner already chosen." !"
Unlike Europeans who take low
ers and mistresses, he says, Amer
leans prefer to break up the mar
riage rather than sully it.
"The hard truth" he says. sis
that America is coming to resem-
Bile Europe more and more. Every
thing is growing in that direction,
Increasing bureaucracy, mounting
socialism, and obligatory military
service in time of peace"
Cartier notes that many Euro
pean observers find America too
mechanized, half of the population
rushing to bars at Z pm. to quiet
their nerves, or passing hours on
q psychoanalyst's couch talking
Of love instead of making it"
The misunderstanding is that
this American way of life doesn't
exist" Cartier writes. 'The bases
q the life Gf an individual -
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
Music Softens
Tough Wayne

The nationals No. I box office
star is a sentimentalist. The first
bars Of Danny Boy" win moisten
his big blue eyes, and s'Mother
Machree" win send him for a hank
kerchief.
It must be the Irish ancestry Of
John Wayne that brings on the
sentimental moods. Music viii do
it every time, especially If it's Irish
music. And Mexican music is be-
ginning to have the same senti-
mental effect.
The big actor, who was in Mexi-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
WEST DENOUNCED

DAMASCUS, Syria R-Ten thou
sand demonstrators m c h d
through Damascus yesterday in an
anniversary protest against the
1947 U.N. resolution partitioning
Palestine. They shouted slogans
denouncing the Western Powers,
Turkey, Israel and the United Ma
tons.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
THAT'S HOW THE
MONEY WILL co

HEREFORD, England N - Rom
aid Coundley, 26, told local magis-
trates yesterday he had an excel
lent reason why they should re-
store his revoked driving license.
Coundley, banned from the roads
last summer for driving while un-
der the influence Of drink, ex-
planned:
Il have just got married and
] can't afford to drink any more. "
He got his license back.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
TURKEY DECLINES

ANKARA, Turkey 1-Turkey
has turned down Russia's invita.
tion to the Red-sponsored Euro.
pean security conference, saying
the parley is aimed at preventing
ratification of the Paris accords
on rearmament of West Germany.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

| co filming 'Hondo," which opens
Thursday at the Monroe Theatre,
has been a frequent visitor to the
south-of- -the-border Republic dur.
ing the last ten years.
Its getting so that CELTIC Lin.
do and 'Guadalajara' have the
same effect on me as when Irish
Eyes Are Smiling" he admitted.
Music like that viii get me every
time"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
JEWISH BACKING

NEW YORK B - The American
Jewish Congress has urged the
Senate to censure Sen. Joseph R.
Mccarthy (R-Wis) to end what
they called his violations of basic
American principles"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
POLISH SAILORS FREE

LONDON R-Britain's lord chief
justice, Lord Goddard, has refused
to send back to Communist Poland
seven Polish sailors who revolted
against the master of their fishing
trawler and sought asylum in thi
country. He ordered the seven
freed.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
NATIONALISTS MISS

HONG KONG 3-The l,sos-ton
Danish motorship Emile Maersk
reported on arrival last night that
Nationalist Chinese shore batteries
fired four shells at her as she
was passing ockseu Island off the
Chinese coast Sunday. All the shots
missed.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

to sea again - this time 10 Florida
and the Bahamas, and all alone
again, of course.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

Arthur Sawyer Post 28's first
Past Commander Night was a sue
cess from the attendance as well
as the enthusiastic participation.
A large class of candidates
known as the Arthur Sheppard
Class, was initiated by the Key
West Guard of Honor. Legionnaires
Carrie Hattrick and Herman Cor
don were recognized as 35-year-
members of the American Legion.
Out of town Legionnaire guest in
cluded Southern Area Commander
Billy Anderson; Tenth District
Commander Victor Wildt; South
ern Area Veterans Administration
Visitation Services Representative
jim Malone, and Frank Hanrahan
Of Boston, Mass, past End Vice
Commander Of Arthur Sawyer Post
and charter member of the Key
West Guard Of Honor.
Past Post and Tenth District
Commander AL Mills introduced
the speaker of the evening, past
department Chaplain and pastor of
the Fleming Street Methodist
Church, the Reverend Ed Statham,
who is also a member of Arthur
Sawyer Post.
Entertainment in the form Of a
fine floor show was presented by
the Pinder School of Dance, with
Gerry Pinder in the role Of master
Of ceremonies.
To top off the evening, very
excellent lunch was served to the
membership complete with a beau
tiful cake, by Raul Sibila, club ma
nager, assisted by the House Com
mittee.
II is planned to make Past Com
mander Night a yearly affair.
X X Il
membership:
Our 1856 membership has slight
ly advanced beyond the half way
mark, and is steadily climbing. We
are working for one hundred per
cent membership by the first of the
year.
X X X
Conference:
Legionnaires LeVan G. Reber,
Vance C. Stirrup, and Robert DAN
iels represented Arthur Sawyer
Post at the Mid-Winter Conference
held at Daytona Beach, on Novem-
ber 27, 2S, and 20. / will have the
news of the meeting in next weeks
column.
Be sure to attend the next re-
gular meeting on December 8 to
hear the delegates report of the
conference.
X \ +
Santa Claus:
The Santa Claus picture : taking
booth will be located at the San
Carlos Institute building on Du-
val Street. It is planned to start
the picture taking on Thursday
night, December 2, and continue
through Saturday December IL.
Money derived from this project
will be used to fill Christmas bas-
kets.
You are not asked to give to
charity. but to have a picture of
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

your child made with Santa Claus
for nominal fee.
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children's Christmas Parry:
Chairman Joe Metzger of the
children of Legionnaires Christmas
Party stated that the forms have
been sent out to the Legionnaires,
and requests that the forms be
completed and sent back to the Post
no later than December 6. The date
OF the party is December IS. San.
ia Claus will be there with gifts
and goodies for all the kiddies, and
entertainment will also be present
ed.
Joe asks for volunteers to as.
sist in this all important pro.
gram.
r + r
Remarks BY The Pest commsnder:
When we were in the military
service, We had a never ending
source of entertainment known az
the gripe. Gripping was aimed al
the chow, leave, the Sergeant, and
many other things that didn't &c
just right. We always assumed that
the next guy should be perfect,
and never took into consideration
that he was human too. .
Now that most of us are back in
civilian life, we find that the gripes
are still with us, and we use it as
profusely as ever. We aren't salts.
fled with the cop on the beat, the
hole in the street, and the way the
tide is running on a day of fishing.
An American Legion Post is just
like any other group of individuals,
with all sorts of people and each
of them with different ideas. Joe
doesn't like the way that John
handles his committee, etc.
Remember, folks, no one is per-
feet, and using that time worn ex-
pression:s"W are only human, and
to be human is to err Always
consider that the other man can
make a mistake, and that you too
can do likewise.
y 4 4
Hallway Mark:
Legionnaires: We are approach
ing the halfway mark in the Am
erican Legion year Of 1854 and
1855. Our American Legion pro-
gram is progressing successfully,
and the committees are all func-
tioning. Some of the future events
coming UP in the near future are:
the Christmas programs; the Am
erican Legion Circus; the Ameri-
canism program and Of course. the
most important, one hundred per
cent membership for the year.
Many other projects viii tend to
round out a very successful year.
Some things to be thinking about:
Who are going to be your officers
for the next American Legion
Year? How can we improve the
American Legion Program for next
year? So
This year is by no means over
and won't be until next June, so,
Legionnaires, come in and offer
your services to the Post Com
mander. 77liis
4 X k16iits+ %
Yours For God and ceVnfry
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

Industrial counties put 1s to 70
per cent Of their incomes into taxes
and Z to 10 per cent in savings:
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

spiritual, cultural, social ana in
his family = are approxim ate.y
the same in West Europe and in
the United States"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30

Yevrs For God and ceVntry
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-30
Legionitenns @
By NORMAN KRANICH
Post Commander. Arthur Sawyer Post No. %.
American Legion
By NORMAN KRANICH

your child made with Santa Claus
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Troop Move Opens
Atomic War Games
By the Associated Press

FORT BRAGG, N. c., April
23.-An "aggressor" force, 10000
strong, advanced on this Army
base at sunrise today. 1t was
the opening ground move in ex-
ercise Flash Burn. this coun-
try's first major atomic defense
war game.
Spread through the piney
woods of the sprawling reserva-
ton were about 5000 troops
primed to resist the attack. The
exercise eventually will have
nearly 100000 troops and airmen
engaged in tests of atomic weap-
ons and changing military STRAIT
egg.
The Air Forces Tactical Air
Command is holding big train
ing exercise, Operation Tacair
SAT-, in conjunction with Flash
Burn. This will let the Army
call for immediate Air Force
support
The first phase of Tacair SAT
was marred yesterday when a
Clio Flying Boxcar blew up
and crashed south of GoldSboro,
N. C. Two crew members were
killed and two others parachut-
ed. escaping with minor injuries.
Simulated atomic explosions
will be set off throughout the
exercise. Casualties will be es-
timated according to probable
effects of exploding A-bombs.