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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

l4O-ACRE grazing farm located In
Hardy County. West Virginia. Well
improved and attached TO near BY
345 acres of land with some build
ings. Partly cleared. Standing tim
Der estimated At 300.0U0 to 400.
900 feet. Entire price. $4,000.
Desirable farm OF 2l5 acres Of land
tlimestonel. Price, S25.O00
Old fashion stone-and-brtck house
with about 200 acres. Price. S35. 900
Most desirable Colonial house with
all modern improvements and run
ming water and IN splendid condt-
ton. Price, $50. 900.
MOORE INSURANCE q REALTY CO.
Box 10
Charles Town, w. Va. -
ATTENTION-You'ye been waiting for
this l5O-a. excellent stock farm
with long frontage. State road. on
o river. Beautiful setting only 20
miles to White House via new Rte.
20. Old stone house, recently re-
modelled. all modern improvements
including oil heat; also modern
tenant house large barn. silo. etc.
Priced for quick sale. Less than
1878 per acre. Immediate possession.
OIL. 4-3470
THEDA w. PORTER
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PASTOR & YOUNG
"THE DEII,'ii

1111 O1JA1
Very large old home with stone
foundation: 4 bedrooms, 9 baths
living room, den and sitting room
large modern electric kitchen. in.
GLIDING dishwasher and disposal;
part basement: oil heat; lockwood;
200 acres Of land which has lair
fallow for some time; spring
stream; barn; 8 miles Warrenton
Va: $40 800.
ROMYE LAMBORN
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SUMMER CAMPS
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me Romance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in,
cash. Call MIR. MILLER. NE. S-I22O:
evenings. LA. 6-5194
End AND 5rd TRUST NOTES
Immediate Service. Call MA. S-654O
NATIONAL, FINANCING CO.
| 1914 K st. NV, (llth and K)
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WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RENT
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DEBARY. FLORIDA-Perfect retire.
m"nt homes. lots, business oppor-
tunities. DeLand-Sanford area. Fold
er and pictures on request. RAY
E. PECK. Realtor. Box Jaw.
EXCLUSIVE REDINGTON BEACH
Lovely rambler in perfect condi-
ton. Advantageous sale by Wash
ington owner or will trade for local
property of comparable value. OIL.
4-443S
ST. PETERSBURG-For rent. fur
nished house. $l10 mo-; bedrms, j.,
2 baths; 90 min. from beaches.
Write MRS. CURTIS. 1884 McDona
st. Lakeland, Fla, phone Mutual
ENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA Extra.
large lot, perfect for retirement
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PARK LANE BLDG.
2O25 EYE SIT NV

Attrac i've 2-chair. mod. dental once;
plumb. and cleo, lines installed
24-hr. switchboard serv.; 500 mo,
Phone RE. 7-a400. ~
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ATTENTION, b. c. COMMUTERS
4 bedrms., IA baths: so acres; p
car garage. IS-cu.-ft. deep freeze,
fun bsmt.. ETC.; Leesburg pike area;
$24.950.
Sis.Sb0. Brand-new, 8 bedrms.,
bath, carport; on 5h acres. Second
house, 2 bedrms., bath. furnished
on 2 acres. For sale. substantial
cash required.
. 4 barn, Groom and bath bungalow;
COLONIAL GROOM HOME. . nre-
places, Ia baths. extra-lge. rooms;
IN s ssTss Lee oo 6Ey. J i%n sss gs''
MoSTooMEEY CO: = Dairy farm
cludes oil stock and machinery: f.
bedrm: house. other bldgs.; Ions
90 acres. near Rockville. on hart
road, with 5-yr. -old house. full base.
rent. oil heat: other bldgs. Mrs
Ross; Gaithers6urg 323.R; Lyman AZ
90 ACRES 1877 q. clear. 8 woodedl
large 2-story frame house. no bath!
through property: 3O-cow barn, AZ
IT. By 30 it.. other outbuildings;
stock and equipment; blue Rras,
grazing: S2e,5OO.
e9 acres f2 strcamsl; mod. e-story
frame, 4 bedrms.. bath; 14-stAnchior
barn other outbuildings; SOL 900.
|" acres, modern home, stove. refRr.
wash mach. garage. 40 CT loan
can be assumed. .$10.750.
So acres. stream; 2.story, bedrms.
ia stenchions). other outbuildines;
S22 500.
ia acres. Lee. home with. bath
Concrete block COW barn for 30
stanchions: '3-stall milking parlor
JERRY COOK, Real Estate next tc
Acme Super Market, Damascus
Md. Phone Damascus soil. .
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W. ". sPiLMAN
Annapolis, Colonial 3-36S5

HOME AND BUSINESS
Within 2 blocks of the bay you can
own . lovely cottage. 2 bedrms.,
porches, utility rm., hot-water heat.
nicely furnished, furniture will 60
with property; winterized. There is
also q licensed dog kennel for 20
dogs. Kennel was Q small cottage,
garage and workshop. Excellent
RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg. Deale, Md.
West River 21164
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POTOMAC RIVER
FRONTAGE.

FRONTAGE @
Vicinity Great Falls, Va. Gorgeous
view. over SCOTT, river front. Tract
contains approximately 10 acres on
quiet water made BY Government
dam. Tor sale as o whole, 81 200
Der. acre. Other tract Of 8 acre.
and more. with river view only.
available at $500 per acre and more
FINE FISHING
AND SWIMMING
Protected community Of nice homes
surrounding and near our 16-acre
lake In Colvin Run area Of Fairfa1
County: Several 8 and 8 acre tracts
available at $500 per acre.
SUBSTITUTE FOR INCOME
Choose from one Of our many tract,
such o. above and use your ability
. Is many have to build your own
custom-built home on Q lot Of your
choice for less money. BY being your
own general contractor or builder
HERMAN e. GASCH Il SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. e-1251
Sat. and sun. CAN il. 2-7S79
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REALTY BUILDING

I4Z4 K ST. wv.
Newly decorated suites in modern
elev. bldg. Very reas. rent; imm.
occur. All services inc in rental.
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV, ME. $4,000.
OPPOSITE MAYFLOWER
Very desirable suite Of rooms and
2 toilets. Entire second floor. Heat
supplied Low rental Of 500 per mo.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. Ma. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 g st. NV. ME. S-2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-We
will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va: reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-5S33.
End TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed,
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
Zoo Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 2-330O.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3-to.6-year terms and
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. S-6468.
End TRUSTS
End TRUSTS wANTED-Cash today,
RIA. 6-22S1. ia. S-6676. day or ewes.
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81 W pAIk. OWNGH, LII. o.ll70.
COMMERCIAL
ARLINGTON BLvD:-corner. 81
center; sale or lease.
vIENNA-45. 600 50. #. fronting or
Ivy, i lS; utils. avail; priced vers
APT. GROUNDS acres. Wilson
blvd: all utils.: plated and ready
TO 80 for 1876 units.
Is ACRES. level to rolling: waite,
and sewer avail: Falls Church area;
$4,000 per acre.
ACREAGE
178 ACRES. 4 mi. east Of Fairfas
$500 per acre.
LEE HWY.-e acres. Q mi. heyont
Merrineld.
SO ACRES. level to. rolling. wooded
fronting on black-top I'd; ideal fol
low-cost housing; 4 mi. from An.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. ?-62O0. 9TH Q. ia. 2-4l41
AREA OF FINE HOMES. Visit oul
field once ct the entrance to North
Portal Estates; rep. on premises
Circle At $500 18th sta &. NV Nv 70 '"'
JCLLES & SENNETT CO.
REALTORS
FOR APARTMENTS
Csc A FOOT IN D. C..
Well-located ground approx. 10000
so. IT,. sewer and water ct thu
property; adjacent to other apt
houses, shopping center, 10 min
from heart Of town. Act fast. RE
BUILDERS
8 LOTS-PACKAGE DEAL!
Nearby Virginia builder has
building lots, north Of Baileyl
Crossroads, Just on Rte. z, neal
Culmore. Water, sewer and gas
Has bldg. permits for 8 brick
homes. SITE Is FLA APPROVED
CESS FOR VA AND FILA Fl.
HANGING. A conservative. prof-
table. deal which owner must
g - persona . g., re- Tssscn;;; -, ENTIE !u
JE. S-e11e: ewes. IA. 6.61b1. -
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED

SOO-1 900 SO. FIT, midtown or up.
/ town. NV; Wired for air-cond. O.
cupancy Nay LIST. Box 49-G, Star.
REAL ESTATE BROKER desires Of
sharing with another. BOX CSC,
OFFICE SPACE WANTED. 70 RENT
ESTABLISHED NATIONAL CON.
Germ. Executive sales once space
plus area for light warehousinr
onerations. Total 1,60O-2, 900 So
It. REQ. parking for 6 or z cars;
ST.; downtown area NOT desired
Long term lease. Call Mr.. LaFAvE
ma. 5000. 10
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Consisting Of 5000 It. on main Moor
(incl. Z 1ficesl and 1000 II. on
daylight, heated balcony; suitable
fof use by organization, labor union,
architect. engineer. patent attorney
or insurance company. Will decorate
rent Il. c., REINER CO.. RE,
r-o1aI
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE
Wilson Blvd. Arlington

SECURITIES BLDG.
THREE. FIVE. OR TEN RMS. air
eond. suite in prom. downtown once
building, lge. rms. with loft. CELL
ings and fluorescent lighting. very
reas. rental. 72a 18th st. NV. 3ro
n # III T-1210 a
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FREE CATALOGUE
ofnces, Central. Gulf and Z. Coast.
Write US your wants. AMER. REAL.
ny. p. o. Box 1892. Deland. Fla,
ST. PETERSBURG. FLORIDA
(THE SUNSHINE CITY
Real estate rentals. sales and business
opportunities. Write LIONEL ROWE,
2232 Central ave-
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Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
FOR LEASE

1880 North Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va
Consists Of large reception rm., 1
private ofices. 2 washrooms and
utility rm. with sink.
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Suite Of 4 private nfices, reception
room and large work area. Also ont
room available. Call Mr.. Doubleday
MARK WfNK1ER MANAGEMENT
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MILLS BUILDING

MILLS BUILDING
ONE BLOCK FROM WHITE HOUSE
AT 18th AND PENNA. AVE.
Give yourself q fresh start in one o.
these newly decorated ofices Of
suites. Well pfoportioned rooms witt
large glass areas for ample natura
lighting. All services including all
conditioning wiring at attractive
rentals. Call Ma. S-S093 or Ma. 8.
1855.
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WOODWARD BUILDING

Private entrance on Glebe I'd, 1 blk.
on Lee hwy. intersection. Ideal for
doctors or lawyers Call WEAVER
BROS INC nl 7-R2nn -
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SELBY- oN-BAY-Beautiful all.year
home, very lge. lot. Ice. liv. rm., din.
rrn., 4 bedrms., Q baths, AMI, in.
suieted; hwd. mrs.; bsnt.; h.-wh.
WIN OIL summer and winter hook.
up. full radiation. ine boat har-
distance ~ mi. Greatly reduced.
CEIAs. Z. R1oRDAN
CO. 5-42p2
W; W. sPMMAN -
SOUTH on! = RIy y home: 9
tic. Oil heat. This home Is IN 8
fine condition and fairly priced.
BAY RIDGE-River drive. 4.bedrm..
3-bath residence; new oil heating
system: 2-car garage. Unusually
Mr.. INDIAN LANpINo-sovern Riv.
er. Attractive 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home on 10 beautiful acres. several
I have . number Of waterfront list.
ings in the Annapolis area near the
r new washington expressway.
napolis. Nd. Colonial 3-4S12.
ONLY ST, 1895
Complete home. Lily. nm, dining nm.
glassed-in porch front and side, on
lot 1OOx1OO It Good swimming and
boating. Terms.
LOTS
As low as $50 down. Ideal location.
Community water front. Convenient
70 schools. church and shopping.
Committing dist. to D. C. Drive to
S Hay pe a.ikh No" once; or call West
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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CTII.pEpER va

50-acre farm, suitable for livestock
and poultry: 8 acres alfelfa, nice
o s,HaGsF s SGss beam W SSGS h RsS
ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper. We.
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AMPLE PARKING

10 900 50. it. OF new aforementioned
once space on one floor: conve-
niently located on Wisconsin ave.
Subdiyided. Available June /
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HAMILTON-Two nice acres, bldg.
lot; modern S-rm. home, 2 fre-
places, oil h.-w.h., large yooms. MOD:
view; complete for good living; barn.
STORAGE house: SlS,750.
IL acres. 6-rm. house; electric and
phone: shade, NTH. view; $3.50.
WOLFORD d WHALEY. Realtors
Phones 21S1-2731. Hamilton, Va.
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AIR CONDITIONED

0owntown-Century SloE.. 412 Oth
st. NV; modern ffeproof elevator
bldg all services included IN rea,
sonahle rent CENTURY CO RIM
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ATTENTION, b. c. COMMUTERS
bedrms.. Ia baths: so acres; 2
car garage. lS-cu.-ft. deep freeze,
$24.950.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
|Songstress Betty Madigan
Got Her Start In Key West

taking time out to sign scores of
autographs.
Rise To Fame
The reason We arranged the in
terview was that we were inter-
ested in learning just what it is
that has propelled Miss Madigan
from relative obscurity to the point
where she was tagged by no less
an authority than Broadway col
umnist Earl Wilson, as the years
top singer - and the recipient of
the aforementioned pay check. Her
recordings on the MGM label of
such tunes as Joey" always
You," "Be A Little Darling" and
Funniest Feeling have sold
more than 350,OO0 copies.
1t was only three years ago
that Miss Madigan was singing for
coffee and cakes in her hometown,
Washington, D. C.
Then things started happening.
Washington Visit
AS she pointed out to us Tues
day, her current Casa Marina en-
gagement is a sort of sentimental
journey back to the scene of her
initial success.
For it was the far-sightedness
and judgement of Casa Marina
owner Max Marmorstein, who
recognized her talent, that sent
her along the star-studded road to
fame.
Here's how it happened:
Pine, who was handling the pub
licity for the Casa Marina, told
MarmorStein about Betty who was
then working in Washington. He
induced Marmorstein to fly there
from Cleveland for look-see. The
hotel-owner liked what he saw and
the result was Betty's first away
trombone booking. The two weeks
stretched into five months, fol-
lowed by other bookings in the
nations top night clubs and TV
spots like the Red Shelton show,
the Colgate Comedy Hour, the
Perry Como show, Sammy Kaye
and the Edgar Bergen show.
Busy Schedule
But even though she has a busy
schedule, Betty still has something
of a sentimental attachment for
the Casa Marina and tries to get
back every year.
We were wondering just what
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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Meet
WithP And @
Friday
City Submits
Estimate For
Dock Repairs

Officials of the P and O
Steamship Co. will meet
here Friday at 1 p. m. with
the city commission.
Purpose of the meeting, accord.
ing to Mayor C. B. Harvey is to
discuss terms of a possible lease
and repairs to the city-owned
Clyde Mallory Dock for use as .
Key West terminus for the shippine
company's tri-city service slated to
start Jan. "a.
Up until now. negotiations with
the city have been of an informal
nature.
Monday Aeefins
AT special meeting Monday
evening, the commission was ad.
vlSed that the P and o Co. wants
the city to repair a section of the
COCK for passenger traffic, and
that plan for sharing the cost
would be considered. They took
that action after negotiations with
the Gulf Oil Co. for use of their
dock fell through.
Mayor Harvey said that an in
formal estimate of $1,000 covering
the cost of completely rebuilding an
S0-foot section of the dock was sub
mltted to the shipping firm Tues
day.
The company has taken the mat
ter under consideration but did not
Indicate whether or not the pro-
posal is acceptable.
Income For City
The commission is expected to
ask that some sort of income to
the city be obtained from the start
CT the passenger ship service.
Slated to attend Fridays meet
ing are K. A. Osborne, vice pres
ident and general manager of P
and o and Robert F. Lord, marine
superintendent.
The company announced Tuesday
that they will start service using
the 1900 ton vessel, the SIS Cuba
on the run between Key West,
Tampa and Havana.
Tours to the interior of Cuba in
conjunction with a Cuban bus COM
pany are planned, they added.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
BY JIM COBB

We consider our inter-
view Tuesday with Miss
Betty Madigan, MGM re-
cording star, highly success
full.
Reason: She sang for us.
And since Miss Madigan
earns something like $500
a week singing for people,
the tune she warhled in our
direction made us feel opu-
lent, indeed.
We talked with Miss Madigan on
the patio of the Casa Marina Ho-
tel, where she opened a two week
engagement Monday. She was hav-
ing lunch with her manager, Ar
thur Pine, when we arrived and
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29

January lSt.
A total of 27 gifts have been
made available for the first baby
Of the new year by members of the
Key West Chamber of Commerce.
Chamber Sponsors
The Chambers Retail Division is
sponsoring the project and Hannah
Baer is co-chairynan with Harry
Lurie, general chairman of the Di-
vision.
Not only will the first baby re-
ceive gifts bu: the mother, proud
father and any other members of
the family, brothers or sisters, will
be remembered too. Some of the
gifts are for them.
Early morning, January l, a
check will be made with hospitals
and midwives here to learn of any
deliveries.
The tinie entered on the birth
certificate of the first child born
after midnight, Dec. 81 will be de-
ciSive in selecting the baby to be
honored.
Gifts Listed
Here follow the list of gifts:
A baby photo from Poray Stu
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Navy Payroll Would Jump
$9,OOO,OOO If Raise Passes
Military Pay
Increase Asked
By Senator

The proposed rs per cent
military pay boost would
mean a SO, 100000 per year
increase in the Navy's Key
West payroll.
A Navy spokesman here
today said the present Navy
payroll in this area is about
$36,0O0,0OO per year.
The rs per cent jump would
mean a total Navy payroll of $45,-
100000 annually for this area.
Of course, the spokesman point
ed out, not all of the Navy pay
roll is paid in cash. Much of it is
in the form of allotmentS and for
insurance payments.
Proposal Made
The proposal for a Is per cent
military pay jump was made yes
terday by Sen. Mansfield Cd
Mont as a means to maintain a
three-million man military force on
a permanent basis with a mini
mum use of the draft.
According to the Associated
Press report from Washington,
Mansfield said too he is opposed
to any universal military service
program which is not accompanied
by a new excess profits tax on war
production. He included the modi-
fled system which the Eisenhower
administration has said it will ask
Congress to approve next year.
IF we have to draft men, then
we should also draft the excess
profits which come from war and
defense production" he said.
Excess Profits Issue
He said that when the admins
tration's military manpower pro-
gram reaches the Senate he will
propose that kind of a tax as an
amendment. An excess profits tax
was in effect during World War
IL and again during the Korean
War. It was allowed to expire a
year ago.
AS outlined last week by Secre-
tary of Defense Wilson, the new
military manpower program con-
templates extension of the present
draft law, due to die this summer.
In addition, there would be pro-
vision to give give six months of
training each year to 1O0, 900 youths
who volunteer. They would then be
obligated to serve in the reserves
for 9l2 years. Men currently are
drafted for two years and then are
supposed to serve in the reserves
for six years.
The administration plans to ask
for an increase in military pay.
but has not announced the amount.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29

dos, Baby Stroller from Ideal TogS,
l. i Baby Bath Set from Southern
most Drugs, one Loaf of Bread for
80 days from Holsum Bakery, one
case of Baby Good from Gulf
stream Food Department Store, 2
dozen diapers and laundry service
for 80 days from Columbia Laun-
dry, a five dollar savings account
from Florida National Bank, a
hand-woven blanket from Old Is
land Trading Post, dinner for the
family at Lees Orient Restaurant,
silver baby cup from Paul J. Sher,
and $5 gift certificate for mo-
ther or the baby from KreSS, Nc
Crory's, Mar-Ed, Three Sisters, Ru-
bin Appels, Millers, Schiffs, The
Aquarium Gift Shop, Mangel's and
Diana Shops. Mama will receive
cosmetics from Donald's Beauty
Shop, too.
That the baby will have enough
rilk is sure. Home Milk Distri-
butors and Adams Dairy will each
deliver a quart of milk daily for
so days and Land O'Sun is going
to deliver gallon of ice cream
E, each week for month to the fam
! lily.
The proud father will be pre-
sented with gift from Aronovitz
Mems Shop and Lewinsky'S and
Rawlings Trailer Sales will buy
a box of cigars for papa to pass
| around.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Outstanding
Record Made
.ByHendersoll
Admiral Who Will
Relieve TOwner
Due Here In Spring

Rear Adm. Harry H. Hen
derson, who will take over
as commander of the Navy
Base here, has an outstand-
ing naval career, ranging
from an Olympic boxer to a
deep sea diver, it was learn.
ed today.
He will relieve Rear Adm. sc
Tcwner next March or April, tn.
Navy said.
At present, Adm. Henderson i.
commander of the Navy's Middle
Eastern Forces, the Navy an
nouncement added.
Adm. Henderson, of Kendall
Green, Mass, was graduated from
the U. S. Naval Academy in 1925.
On Academy Teams
He was a member of the varsity
football and boxing teams at the
Academy and in 1925 was an in
tercollegiate boxing champion.
After graduation he served a.
board the USS Utah and the USS
Sturtevant.
He was detached in 1928 to re-
turn to the Academy for duty with
the 1928 Olympic boxing team.
Then he saw service aboard the
submarines SIG, OF, and S-12
From JAM, 1882. to Feb, 1894,
he was on duty at the Academy
including 10 months in the depart
ment of physical education and six
months as assistant secretary OF
the. Academic Board.
During the following three years,
Adm. Henderson served aboard the
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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Clark Inquest
To Be Thursday

J. Lancelot Lester, state attor-
ney, today announced the time of
the inquest into the death of Har-
old A. Clark, millionaire retired
industrialist, for 1890 a. m. Thurs
day.
The inquest will be at Marathon
before Justice uf the Peace R. d.
Zetterower.
Clark, So, drowned in the Gulf
of Mexico in front of his $135. 900
Marathon mansion last Friday
morning. He was buried at Mara
thon Monday.
DR.. Herman K. Moore's AUTOPSY
report said Clark died of drown
ing.
Clark left a party at his home
early Friday. His body was found
about $3.50 a. m. that day lying
face down in the water.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
First Baby To Arrive In IS
Will Show Immediate Profit

The First to Arrive in FftyFive' - the first baby
THAT s will be several hundred dollars weather. than he
she realizes Immediately upon arrival in Key West
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Presidents Messages Will
Include Military Pay Plan

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - President Eisenhower will
seno special message to Congress January II recon-
mendmg pay increases for federal civil service workers
and postal employees.
Another special message will be sent to Capitol Hill
January 10 the little White House announced, outlining
program of increased pay and benefits for members Of
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-29
Pipeline Talks
To Be Jan. 4

The Florida Keys Aquedvet
Commission and Navy repre-.
sentsfives will meet here Jan.
4 to discuss sale Of the water
pipeline, II was learned today.
The commission wants to buy
The l30.mile line that supplies
water to Key West and the Flo.
riday Keys. Yesterday the date
was srroneovsly reported to The
Citizen as Feb. 4.