The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 26, 1953, Page 7

‘Thursday, March 26, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 7 Rent Control Extension Meets With Opposition ENRIQUE A. ESPERDY. gon of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fernandez of 801 Virginia Street, Key West, Florida, is nfly training as an Air Technician at the USAF ‘echnical School at Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, it has been announced by the Com- mManding Officer. At this his- toric former cavalry post out- aide Cheyenne, the Air Force is training young airmen in the many specialties needed for air power. Besides clerical skills such as clerk-typist, clerk- stenographer, and administra- tive specialist, the schools at Warren Air Force Base train automobile mechanics, power- mean, electricians, teletype op- erators and repairmen. Bright Girl Can Get Ahead In The World By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women’s Editor Today's world is any bright girl’s | apple, ssys Evelyn Savage, a for- mer Detroit secretary with an itching foot. Evelyn, raised in a family of, eight children, decided she wanted the world, so she took a service examination and a months later found herself es- | tablished in Berlin as secretary to Gen. Frank Hawley,.U. S. com-| mandant there during the air lift. Says Evelynr , “There never was a time, I’m hac such oppor- , adventure, ex- sure, when. tunities. for: jobs ‘and husband hunting. | Fre girl has ere is some secur t ing and @ £ » Then there’s no pla @gn’t go, with expenses freid and a salary to boot.” Evelyn is back in New Yor now, still seeretary to General Howley, who is holding down the post of vice chancellor at New York Uni- ity. Listen to Evelyn’s story of how she saw the world: : “whga my appointment » I had only 10 da: Pa. wae I arrived in Berlin, I an apartment had been tioned for me by the United ites government, complete with & housekeeper to take care of it and At first I paid $13 a month the apartment and Bousekeeper. Later I didn't have to pay anything. “The housekeeper didn't have to @o much cooking, because I was invited out to dinner every night. The U. S. servicemen were only, KEY WEST SHRIMP COMPANY Retail DIAL FRESH SEAFOOD By CHARLES F. BARRETT WASHINGTON (® — Chairman Wolcott (R-Mich) of the House Banking Committee said today he opposes an Eisenhower administra- tion plan to extend general rent controls to Oct. 1. federal ceilings on some 4,300,000 housing units in noncritical areas in 32 states can be lifted earlier than Oct. 1—just how much earlier he wasn’t sure, The controls are scheduled to die April 30, unless extended. Acting Defense Mobilizer Arthur S. Flem- ming, speaking for the adminis- tration, urged an extension to Oct. 1 in.a hearing before the Senate Banking Committee only yesterday. | A second administration witness, Deputy Secretary of Defense Roger M. Kyes, was called before the Senate group today to give further details of what the executive {branch wants in the way of con- tinued economic controls. There were signs of strong oppo- sition in the Senate and House to the proposal for a five-month ex- tension of general rent curbs. And another signals mixup be- tween the White House and Con- gress appeared to have developed. Wolcott said there has been no agreement between President Ei- senhower and congressional leaders on the issue. After a White House conference Monday, House Speaker Joseph Martin (R-Mass) told news- men an agreement on the Oct. 1 extension Wolcott, House meeting, said this was a “misunderstanding.” He added that the Oct. 1 date had been mentioned prominently but the question of whether there should be any extension at all—and if so, how long—had been left open for further consultation, Martin agreed today tHat ‘there wasn’t what you would call a fixed, ironclad agreement.” He said ina separate interview that practically everyone at the conference agreed on some extension, and that Oct. 1 “appeared to be the consensus of opinion.” Martin said he had point- ed this out at the time. Martin and Wolcott said Eisen- hower’s chief interest had been to | give state legislatures time to pass ;rent control laws to supplant the |federal law, if they want to. 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