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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-02

LEGAL NOTICES


late OF said County, to the County
Sud6e OF Monroe County. Florida, at
MS office in the Court House Of said
county AZ Kew West, Florida, within
eight lt1 calendar months from the
cate OF the first publication of this
notice. Each such claim or demand
snaH be In writing and shall state
the place OF residence and post Of
ice address Of the claimant and
snaIl be sworn TO by the claimant,
MS agent or attorney, and any such
claim or demand not so filed shall
be void
Dated this 18th day Of December.
AID. 1859.
ts) DUNCAN rNGRAHAM CAMP
BELL KING,
AZ Executor Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of Campbell King,
deceased.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
Z0Sh Duvai Street,
Key West, Florida,
Attorney for Executor.
deci2-1s-2s.Iss3:jan2,is 1854
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WE Repair all makes Of American
and English bicycles. All parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1880 Eaton St., Phone
2-606l. jan1-n
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KENMORE. automatic washing
machine. dinette set. fold-a-way
bed. radio-phono combination. Is
Rest Beach. Jan1-S0
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COCA COLA electric ice box.
5000. 1923 Whitehead St. Phone
2-6045. dec29-Stx
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. or . room unfinished house.
Phone 2-s2o7. 81 Fleming St.
dec30-6tx
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2S-Real Estate For Sale
(CONT7NURDl

: BEDROOM Sunshine home. In
quire 2l0o Fogarty Ave or Phone
2-7s47. dec23-t
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bEER driver - Salesman. Con-
tact Mr.. Bethel, II. Ramos and
NO. ian1-3t
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MAPLE dinnette set and baby car
rage. Good condition. 8 %"
FELTON, Rd., Sigsbee Park. dec31'3tx
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ia (Rocket) Mercury Cupboard
motor. $llS.O0. 1907 Laird Sc.
1an1-St
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42-Dogs . Cats /. Pets

SQUIRREL monkeys, baby para
keets, bird supplies. The Pei
Shop, s12 Caroline st. Phone 2-sl7o.
dec2sA
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FEEDERS one-haf ton air eondi-
toner. 6 months old. $500. Call
1855. dees0-ss
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MAYTAG washing machine. 2 tubs
and hose. Good condition. 5000
l63s ID" Peary Court. dee3l'3tx
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NOTICE or APPLICATION
For TAX DEED

EVAN INA 1EEsD
CHAPTER 2O1a2 Acts OF lOAl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
JOSEPH ALEXANDER McCHRIS-
TTAN, holder OF County Tax Ger
tificAte No. So. issued the list day
of June, AID. 194S, has filed same
In nv office, and has made applica-
ton for q tax deed to be issued
thereon Said Certificate embraces
the following described property in
the County of Monroe, State OF Flor
ida, to-wit:
RAINBOW BEACH, BIG TORCH
KEY, PIP l-lel SUB LOT 5, EK
OF SEX, SEC. 8, TWP eSS. H
IS f. Marked Reserved SCR. SsM
(ls46 q ist7 Inciudedl. As re.
corded in Monroe County Rec.
ords.,
The assessment OF said property
under the said certificate was In
the name of: RAINBOW BEACH
CORP.
Unless said certificate shall be
property described herein win be
sold to the highest bidder az the
Court House door on the first Mon
day In the month of February, 1854,
which II the LIST day OF February.
Dated this 2srd day Of December,
1855.
Circuit EARL r. ADAMS,
Court Seal Clerk Of Circuit
Court. Monroe.
County, Florida.
BY: Florence Sawyer, %. C.
Aec3e i sSS
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USED Truck and passenger ear
tires - New recaps. al sizes.
Dicks Tire Service. % Truman.
jan1.n
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NEW and used house trailefs q
the lowest prices IN Fla. -
down. balance like rent Free over.
might lodging, tree delivery. Har.
per Trailer Sales, $50 n ". iftA
Ave-, Miami, Fla. janl-H
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BABY grand piano good condition.
1898 South st. jan2-3tx
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Opportunities

SPEED boat concession at Hotel.
16' Pen Yam, (1951), 1854 John
son Is H. P. motor, trailer, skies,
aquaplane, etc. $4,000. Going in
to service. Ted Commit. Casa Ma
rina Hotel. Phone 2-245l. dec29-tf
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1851 g FIT. ROYAL Spartan Man
sion with air-conditioning. Phone
2-16I4. Sls Greene St. Enquire a
office). dee2s-Stx
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KEY WEST Garden and Lawn
Supply Is now owned by Virgin
Ia and Roland Goulet. Come In and
browse around or phone 2-6912.
dec3l-St
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LAUNDERETTE for sale. Machin-
cry in perfect condition. Good
year-round business. Good cash
deal or easy terms, if desired. 500
Truman adjacent to FL Rancho
Motel. Call 2-62T6. dec2s-tf
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22---.-Lost

CHILD'S eye glasses. Vicinity of
Bahama and williams on Eaton
st. Reward. 315 William st.
dec30-6tx
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I'M THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT,
m AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate Of
CAMPBELL KING.
Deceased.
To All Creditors and All Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against said Estate:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified and required to present any
@iaims or demands which you, or
elfher Of you. may have against the
Setate Of Campbell King. deceased,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-02
NOTICE

The AnnuaI meeting OF the share
holders OF The Florida National
Bank at Key West viii be held in
the Presidents Office OF said bank
On the City of Key West, Florida,
on the 18th day OF January, 1884.
at 3:is o'clock PM, for the purpose
Of electinR directors. considering re-
ports OF officers. directors ana COM
mittees. and taking action thereon
and for the disposition OF such other
business as NAV lawfully come be-
fore the meeting.
(signed) c. L GARDNER,
Vice President
and Cashier.
December 2. 1853.
decls-2e,lsS3 james. 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
the undersignsd, desiring TO en-.
gage In business under the ficti-
tious name OF CLARA MAY DOWN
EY'S ONLEY INN on the Keys"
Islamorada, Monroe County. Flor
ida. intends 20 register the said
fictitious name with the Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Monroe County.
Florida.
Das CARA Rs's maY p 81 isssi
Sole Owner.
dee. 1876; Jan. 80. 1854
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9-Female Help Wanted
tCoSTIxUEDI

EXPERIENCED Mattresses want
ed. Apply Luigi's, after 3 Pm.
dec23-12t
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1881 ZIMMER, porch included.
Priced for quick sale. Lot 50.
Overseas Trailer Park. janl I2tx
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18-Special Services

CESS pools pumped and cleaned.
Reasonable and good service.
Phone 2-5241 or see Sam, Gas Unit
ed st. dec29-2Atx
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SMALL II modern trailer, with
awning, etc. $4,000 cash. Cali
Glen Maynard, Coral Isle Trailer
Park. decSo-Stx
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HOW about a book for informa-
ton inspiration or fun? The
Book Shop, 534 Fleming. jan2-tf
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II STUDEBAKER, ( DR.. Sedan,
$12s.0O. 1923 Whitehead St. Phone
|2-6O45. dec29-5tx
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N-Motor Bikes and
Motor .ScOOters :"

1883 s h. p. CUSHMAN Scooter.
Al mechanical condition. New
paint. $22s.O0. Palm (Sinclair) Ser.
Station, Stock Island. decDN
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39B-Trailer Accessories

TRAILER awnings made and ~
paired. Umhls's Canvas Shop.
500 Caroline St. jani.u
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~ FORD pickup truck. New me-
tor, tires. Very clean. Cheap. z
H Porter Place. jan1-3tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
U. 5. Appeals Ruling
On Dentist-Private

RICHMOND, Feb. 25.-A Fed
eral attorney here yesterday be-
gan appeal proceedings on a court
decision directing the Army to
commission q Fort Lee dentist
serving as a private. or else
separate him from active duty.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney James r. Moore filed a mo-
ton for a stay of mandate with
the United States Court of APP
peals for the 4th district here.
The motion would release DIR.
Herbert l.. Nelson from the Gus
tody of Mai. Gen. Howard L.
Peckham. commander of Fort
Lee. pending outcome OF the
appeal.
The release. said Mr.. Moore,
would not constitute a dis
charge.
The stay Of the mandate was
requested pending the Govern
ment's petition for a writ Of
certiorari from the Supreme
Court. If the writ is granted,
the Supreme Court will hear the
appeal.
Mr.. Moore announced he
would appeal the case after the
4th district courts decision
here earlier this month. The
court held that DR.. Nelson.
though. rightfully refused a
commission because Of past
Communist Affiliations. Is a
qualified dentist and should not
remain an enlisted man under
the doctors draft law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Police Probing Death
Of Ex.Mayor' S Daughter
By the Assoeiotsd Press

HOPEWELL. Va. Feb. rs
Police today were trying to un-
ravel the story Of the death Of a
daughter Of a former Hopewell
mayor. found dead with her
wounded husband in a downtown
apartment last night.
A phone call from a brother
Of the wounded man in Roanoke
led police to the apartment.
Detective Capt. F. c. Gwaltney
identified the woman as Mrs.
Elizabeth Spencer Dame, 80,
daughter of former Hopewell
Mayor William A. Spencer. and
her husband as James Thomas
Dame, 40
Mr.. Dame. in deep shock at
Medical College of Virginia Hos
pital in Richmond, said his wife
died two days ago. He said he
then decided to shoot himself
His story was incoherent in spots.
DR.. A. T. Brickhouse, Hopewell
medical examiner. said ne would
be unable to determine the cause
of Mrs. Danes death until an
autospy is performed In Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Report Of Facilities
Shows No inequality
In Districts Schools

A report listing facilities in the
Districts junior and senior high
schools shows no inequality be-
tween white and colored schools,
Robert r. Faulkner, Board of
Education member, declared to-
day.
Mr.. Faulkner requested school
officials to prepare the report.
He declared:
II asked for it to show the
true facts regarding the facili-
ties available at the junior and
senior high schools in the two
divisions"
ut demonstrates there are no
inequalities"
Sees Claims Exaggerated.
Mr.. Faulkner said he felt
claims of inequalities between
the colored and white schools
have been exaggerated. He said
the report even showed white
schools suffer for lack of some
facilities which colored schools
have.
He cited the fact that Car
dozo and Dunbar High Schools
have swimming pools. while none
Of the white high schools have
a pool.
The study analyses the shops.
auditorium, gymnasium and ath-
letic field situation at each
school and grades them as
either unsatisfactory, poor. fair,
good, very good and excellent.
Boys Shop Comparison.
In the boys shop field, five
white senior high schools have a
rating of good and one very
good while one, Mckinley, has
its individual shops graded from
unsatisfactory to very good.
For It's boys shops, one of the
colored senior high schools is
rated fair, one good and one
excellent. The fourth, Arm
strong, has it's shops rated in
dividually with the grades rang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

or whether she herself ever was
a Communist.
Mrs. Oran said she never saw
or heard of Mrs. Moss before the
current subcommittee hearings.
She refused to answer Ques-
tons as to whether she was q
Communist, a party official or
ever saw the name Of Mrs. Moss
on party records here. Mrs.
Markward testified she worked
with Mrs. Oran for seveal years
when Mrs. Oran was Communist
membership chairman in the
District.
The hearing caused several
f1are-ups. Senator Jackson.
Democrat. of Washington, OBJ
jected when Senator Mccarthy
said to Mrs. MoSs's attorney,
George E. c. Hayes. that you
do not look like the typical kind
of Communist lawyer"
Senator Mccarthy said he had
not meant to question the 10y
atty of Mr.. Hayes, prominent
Negro lawyer here. But the Wis
consin Senator asserted that
Senator Jackson seemed intent
on rushing to the defense of all
lawyers for witnesses linked with
Communist Affiliations.
Mr.. Hayes made no special
plea that Mrs. Moss be excused
from testifying. He said she
was willing to testify and would
deny Communist membership.
She did so earlier this week be-
fore the House Committee on
Un-American Activities in closed
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

in the military promoted her
from a cafeteria waitress to a
DECIDING clerk and kept her
there knowing she was a Com
munist? Apparently she had
no educational qualifications but
suddenly you find her a worker
in the code room handling mes
sageS."
Challenges Explanation.
Senator Mccarthy took issue
with an earlier explanation from
the Army that Mrs. Moss had
not been in a position dealing
closely with classified material.
The subcommittee later made
public a Civil Service Commits
sion job description of the work
she was supposed to do in the
Army Signal Corps code Sec
ton. 1t described the jobs ma
jor duties as receiving and
transmitting messages over ra-
dio or wire circuits from stations
all over the world, and ascer-
tanning and recording the final
disposition of messages adj
dressed to that Office from
overseas or the State Depart
ment. The subcommittee also
said it had evidence that the
Army informed the Civil Service
Commission that Mrs. Moss
would have a sensitive" job. q:
Witnesses heard yesterday were
Miss Sally Peek, colored, Mrs.
Charlotte Oran, and Mrs. Mary
S. Markward, a former FBI con-
fidential informant. Mrs. Mark
ward testified last Tuesday that
with FBI knowledge she joined
the Communist Party here and
obtained information from 1913
through 1949. She insisted yes
terday that Mrs. Moss was a
Communist Party member here
during that period. She said,
however, she was not sure she
previously had ever seen her.
Miss Peek refused to say
whether she recruited Mrs. Moss
as a Communist Party member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
unsatisfactory

ing from unsatisfactory to
excellent.
Boys shops in the white junior
high schools were rated as two
fair, eight good and one very
good. Boys shops in the colored
junior highs were rated as two
fair, five good, two very good
and two excellent.
Girls Shops Listed.
Girls shops in the white senior
highs rated one fair, five good
and one very good. In the coll
ored senior highs, the ratings
were two fair, one good and one
excellent.
Girls shops in the white junior
highs got these ratings-three
fair, five good, one very good and
one excellent. In the colored
junior highs. the ratings were
four fair. one good, three very
good and three excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Woman Found Shot
Dies of Wounds

A 66-year-old woman found
unconscious with a bullet wound
in the head late Monday died
last night in District General
Hospital.
Police identified her as Mrs.
May E. Gibbs. A .38-caliber re-
volver was found lying by the
woman's side in the basement
of her home at 1850 Myrtle
avenue NE, police said.
Capt. Richard Felber of the
homicide squad said a note found
at the house indicated Mrs. Gibbs
was respondent over plans to
sell the home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Army Secretary Stevens Denies
Any Intention to Resign Post

duals will be available to appear
before the subcommittee.
IS. In view Of the fact that
Senator Symington has requested
that the calling Of Gen. Zwicker
be postponed until his return
from Europe, the appearance Of
| Zwicker will be deferred. If the
committee then decides to call
zwicker, Secretary Stevens stated
that at that time Zwicker will be
made available.
a. In view Of the foregoing
memorandum Of understanding,
the hearing scheduled for to-
morrow has been cancelled"
Senator Mundt revealed that ne
played the intermediary role in
arranging the get-together after
flying Monday to Valley Forge.
Pa, with Mr.. Stevens for a
Washington's Birthday speaking
engagement.
Prerogatives Stressed.
On the flight, Senator Mundt
said.. the controversy was dis
cussed and he pointed out that
in the matter of subpoenas Con-
gress had its perogatives to
maintain.
Mr.. Stevens, the Senator said.
basically wants to cooperate
with Congress but In this par
ticular matter thought he was
right.
After returning to WASH
ington. Senator Mundt arranged
a conference Tuesday afternoon
with Senator Mccarthy. Senator
Dirksen was called in and the
upshot was that the luncheon
meeting was arranged.
It was held in an Office in the
Capitol assigned to Senator Dirk
sen as chairman of the Senate
Republican Campaign Commit
tee. While it was supposed to
have been secret, the meeting
soon became known and a throng
Of reporters and cameramen
gathered before the door.
Senator Mundt said he and
Senator Dirksen let Senator Nc
earthly and Mr.. Stevens. after
some pleaSantries, talk out their
difficulties.
when it was agreed that it
was to the best interest of all
concerned not to hold the hear
ing" Senator Mundt said. "the
rest was easy"
Senator Mundt sat down at a
desk and typed out the state
ment that was agreed on after
some penciled corrections.
Senator Dirksen picked up the
tab for the fried chicken lunch
con.
Morse Proposes Code.
Meanwhile, Senator Morse,
Independent. Of Oregon. hit out
in a Senate speech at what he
called kangaroo court star
chamber third degree" hear
ings by some congressional in
CURRY committees.
Declaring the time has come
for adoption Of a code of fair
procedure to control such
probes, Senator Morse said:
THE rights Of the American
people are being abused by con-
gressional Investigations"
Senator Morse singled out
McCarthy's tactics in the
Zwicker case and declared that
Gen. Zwicker had been sub
jected to great abuse" He
proposed a six-point code of
fair ethics" he described as be-
ing designed to establish the
basic rights Of witnesses at
Senate and House INQUIRIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
London Papers Stress Stevens Surrender

in a front-page editorial. said the
Senator. by keeping America in
a state Of filters and by strain
ing relations with her friends. is
surely one answer to the Krem-
Inns prayers"
Other papers expressed their
feelings in headlines: American
Army Gives in to Senator joe
pro-labor Mirror. Win for Nc
Carthy" conservative Sketch
Army Surrenders to McCar-
thy"-Laborite Herald, "McCar-
thy Beats Ike and the U. S
Army"-pro-empire Daily Ex-
press. Army Gives Way to Nc
carthy"-Liberal News Chronicle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON. Feb. IS. - United
States Army Secretary Stevens
agreement to let Army officers
testify before Senator McCar-
;hy's investigating committee was
the big American news in several
British newspapers today. Most
papers called 1t a surrender" by
President Eisenhower's admins
tration.
The independent London
Times Washington correspond
ent wrote: Senator Mccarthy
achieved what Gen. Burgoyne
and Gen. CORVALLIS never
achieved-the surrender Of the
American Army"
The conservative Daily Mail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Is Top Shoe Firms

BOSTON. - The Is leading
shoe manufacturers in the Ma
ton account for about IS per
cent of the business and the
first 800 account for IS per cent
of it. That leaves Is per cent
for some 600 smaller manufac-
tuners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Imports From Russio

West Germany's imports from
Soviet Russia are increasing.
principally from purchases made
through Denmark and Switzer-
land, Bonn reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

The conservative Daily Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Minute of Proyer

Mai. Tudor Pole Is credited
with inaugurating the minute Of
prayer nightly observed in the
British Isles as Big Ben chimes
8 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
that situation at all-at this
time"
Mr.. Stevens went to his Office
early and launched into a series
Of conferences with his top
advisers.
One high Army officer told a
reporter: II wouldn't be sur
prised at anything that happens. "
In the buffeting aftermath of
the Capitol Hill luncheon meet
ing. Mr.. Stevens was reported as
saying he had not read the
memorandum before it was given
to newspapermen. However, Mr..
Stevens was in the room while
it was being prepared and sat
unSmiliing as 1t was read to
reporters.
If it gave the impression that
he had marched up the hill"with
banners flying and trumpets
blaring and then turned around
and marched down again, the
Secretary made no move to chal-
lenge the agreement as it was
being given out in his presence.
The results of the maneuvering
were:
/. Mr.. Stevens agreed to give
Senator McCarthy's Investigate
ing Subcommittee the names Of
those who played a part in the
honorable discharge of DR..
PereSS.
2. He also agreed that the
officers involved will be avail
able for questioning before the
subcommittee.
3. The much-publicized face
to-face showdown between Mr..
Stevens and Senator Mccarthy
at a public hearing today was
Cancelled.
Hasty Retreat for Stevens.
For Mr.. Stevens, it meant
backtracking on his orders that
two Army officers Brig. Gen.
Ralph w. Zwicker and Mai. Gen.
William Bergin, the adjutant
general-should disregard Nc
Carthy Subpoenas.
The Secretary issued the or
ders last week end with a burst
Of criticism at Senator McCar-
thy. saying the Wisconsin Re-
publican had subjected Army Of
f1cers to ''unwarranted treat
ment" in questioning them about
the Peress case.
Gen. Zwicwer's Office at Camp
Kilmer. N. j.. where he is COM
handing officer. said he had no
immediate comment. DR.. Peress
was stationed at Camp Kilmer.
Mr.. Stevens spent several days
marching up Capitol hill. He
marched down in two hours at
the luncheon meeting yesterday
with Republican members of the
subcommittee in an out-of-the-
way Office at the Capitol.
4-Point Understanding.
At the end Of the meeting, Mr..
Stevens and the Senators had
agreed on a memorandum Of
understanding" which said:
AT a luncheon conference
today attended by Secretary of
the Army Stevens. and Senators
Mccarthy, Dirksen. Mundt and
Potter. the following memoran-
dunn OF understanding was
agreed to:
81. There is a complete &C
cord between the Department
of the Army and the Senate
Committee on Investigations
that communism and Commu-
nistS must be rooted out of the
armed services wherever found.
20. There is complete agree
ment among them that the
Secretary of the Army will order
the inspector general to COM
plete the investigation which he
ordered on his return from the
Far East on February 3 on the
Peress case as rapidly as pos
sible, and that he will give the
committee the names of every
one involved in the promotion
and honorable discharge Of
Peress, and that such indivi-