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Evening star., 1947-05-17
H. 1 + g. G.

BARGE TRIPS.
Along c. q b. Canal. auspices National
Is sryIf Iock sna No. Un caaa one
south Of Thirtteth and M streets NV.
pm. today and tomorrow. Return from sn
pm. On both days.
BIRD WALK.
In Rock. Greek Park auspices National
Park Service meet a. sisssensn ssrss
ana A'aaAa sYeaIs caRD HH@ HPARTY. @ '"
Cards and bingo pIayins. bensfir a Wiliiam y an
NV. aassrs oeiock ssss e soniait s vermont as'A'e
CRUISES.
the Potomac Clipper: leave dock near Tidal
Basin Inlet Bridge, every other hour from
10 am. to pm. today and tomorrow.
community a Center, Sixteenth a and q streets
NV. $3.50 o'clock TONIGHT,
pos Rssh stas f soesf
stansbury Lodge. 1892 George avenue
symnasiun! 1886 g street NV. 9 o'clock
Norsesian Society dance AND and .as;sa mest.ns,
Iowa State Society dance. shorehan
'sT,i North o caroiina seih % State Society dance.
shorsham Hotel. 10 O'Clock tonight.
OhAmh.
syss ebSsss e xsEn0a av.nas mshs
$50 O'Clock tonight.
GALLERY TOUR.
Tour Of Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900
dserss dsn Hss HHaSailson:s meet in main gallery.
o.rd.u, ., GhRDBBNss; GbsDBsEson oak, estate.
Thirly-second and r streets NV, open to
public 2 to 5 pm. today and tomorrow.
Visitors are free to roam over 15 acres
= From Bancroft to Baileys Crossroads,
Va, auspices Center Hiking Club: meet at
and Pennsylvania avenue NV. 9:30 am.
oTIaS TRroush Fate Patspsco n'n state tat D PARK. Nd
about eight miles, auspices Capital Hiking
fgP nee, str.s Ct SaRtals Transit Gos oss
From W MARKHAM TO to Manassas Gan. Va.
Hiking Club. meet at Gray terminal, 1915
New York avenue NV. o am. tomorrow.
Bring lunch and beverage.
HISTORY TALKS.
At Lee Mansion. auspices & National Io Park
8 pm, today and tomorrow.
At Lincoln Museum, auspices National
Park Service. every half hour from 10 am
LECTURE.
known Facts about Unknown ArtiSfs,
delivered by Lois A. Bingham, in the
lecture hall, National Gallery of Art, 3
Pm. today.
MOVIE.
"Potemkin," Russian film on loan from
the New York Museum Of Modern Art.
at Community Education, Inc, 935 G
place NV, S:15 o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Jazz concert, extemporaneous entertain
ment, Community Education, Inc, 935
G place NV, s pm. today.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital. Church
OF the Latter-Day Saints, 8 o'clock TO-
night.
OPEN HOUSE.
Ping pong, games, music, entertain
ment, st. Johns Parish House, 3240 o.
street NV, o'clock tonight.
PARTY.
Athletic Awards night, Jewish Com;
munity Center auditorium, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, 8 O'Clock tonight. Sports
celebrities, entertainers, movies and band.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Arts Clubs of Washington, 2017 I street
NV, open IL am. to pm; weekdays
and 2 to B pm. Sundays: Exhibition OF
small paintings and sculpture by members
Of the Society of Washington Artists
through May %.
National Archives, Constitution avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets NV.
open S:45 am. to 5:15 pm. Mondays
Evening star., 1947-05-17
Hearing Sci On Plan
TO Sell Holdings in
|Pepco, Capital transit

Justice Matthew T. Mcclure Of
District Court yesterday set june 16
as the date for court hearing on
q plan whereby the Washington
Railway 8 Electric Co-a registered
public utility holding company-is
to dispose Of the stock by which 1t
controls the Capital Transit Co. and
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
The hearing, set by Justice Nc
Guire yesterday, is in line with an
order to make effective q plan for
dissolution of the Washington Rail-
way & Electric Co. approved Thurs
Evening star., 1947-05-17
|$l05, ,264 Folls Church
.BuiIdinu Permits issued

Building permits for SO, ,264 Ia
new construction were Issued Ia
Falls Church, Va, last month, N. q.
David. building inspector, reported
yesterday. Permits issued Included:
Dry cleaning plant valued at $lo,-
900. to Mrs. q. Hicks: 5000 dwell
ing, N. r. Walter; 1880 dwelling,
y. I. zeagler: 5000 ofnce building
warren W. stoner; $l.lOO garage
|Dr. A. Alexander; $l,300 garage
Robert M. Kock; 100000 for siz
dwellings,, Rean q Popplen1an, and
q 10000 dwelling to +. w. Var
Luven.
Evening star., 1947-05-17
The Home You Have Been Looking For


outW dNanlHo % oLxuaHM
onLoustHa Road Q eopenag
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The psychologists are still
tyyine 70 discover the truth
o63nt the early settlementa
b America, some Of which
~ be1itved to have $llte:
dated Columbus BY. q num-
bee bf y8dfs.
The ScandinaviAns sailors
ere helieyed to have reached
Moth America and there y
some evidence that indi
tstea enc amtleamation 81
tavly settlers with some In.
alan Tribes. J
VSlis the Seahainaviani
probably reached this c0Nnl::
~, We know very little
NossS xnsrIss. The Ahcishhll|
civilizations that are, ever
uow, being revealed, indils;
cate that some 6f the peopls
h this hemisphere we're wei
adsaneed IN comparison!
WITH those who resided Id
sfeas which , We have been
taufkt kdve birth To the Hi;
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was of brief duration, and the
poor hacked-up timepiece was
once more put aside to collect
dust. !:
The last person to. take it apart
was a Norwegian. He. had shown
great willingness and wonderful
proves in the making Of repairs,
on toaster, cord for the: cleo
trio iron, various electrical and
plumbing fixtures, the radio, re-
cord player and two ,doorknpbs.
Having done all these, dull,
thankless tasks so well ! decided
I'd give him a special treat and
let him have a 60 at the much
fixed clock. s.x
His eyes glistened as he look
ed it over. Now this, his attitude,
said, was something really
worthy of his talents. For the
job he visited the hardware store.
and returned with an assortment
of miniature screwdrivers and
other small instruments. He also
brought into play. three bottles
of oil, a magnifying glass, COM
plete set Of typewriter-repair
/ tools, and a soldering iron with
two kinds of solder wire. All this,
spread out on the kitchen table,
made an imposing and impress.
i've array. BY the time he had
taken the clock apart and spread
all the parts out too, together
with all the spare parts from the
bag, was completely overcome
with admiration and astonish-
ment. 1t looked like he really
meant business.
All one Saturday and far into
Saturday night he worked away
happily. At almost midnight he
had it finished. There" he said,
shell work now. Just take it
easy, don't wind her too tight and
don't handle her roughly.A clock
is a delicate piece Of machinery"
1 suppose it is superfluous to
add that the clock still doesn't
run. I don't see how it can. There
are more pieces of it in the. bag
by now than in the clock itself.
But as sure as God made little
apples, the next man who. comes
along will believe firmly that he
can fix that clock. And I'll hand
it over to him and let him try.
What harm can it do? It will
make him happy and do the clock
no harm. 49,. No.
Men and clocks. Hmmmm.
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TOIDAY's BIRTHDAYS
(Know Americi)

Lieut.. Gen. Joseph Lawton Col
Inns, born in New Orleans, 81
years ago. 4.
DIR. Benjamin NJ Anderson of
the University of California at
Los Angeles, economist, professor
of banking, born Columbia, Mo-,
81 years ago.
Leo Sowerby OF, Chicago, conn
poser-organist, Pulitzer prizewin-
ner, born in Grand Rapids. Mich,
So years, ago. a. ,~ ID
Prof. Henry De Wolf Smyth Of
Princetown Univ, famed physi-
'cist, author of the official atom
bomb report, born Clinton, N. Y,
48 years ago. 49, 49,. e..
Robert r. Wason of New York,
manufacturer, Natl. Asso., of
Manufacturers head, born in Ash
tabula, Ohio, SO years ago.
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ss 's', .a;.las ;si s;sasIiaglA.
his pxide sgd. j0ks wsi6 |. Sisy!.;;
IND AZ ~ hundreds fof Kii6i
Il wss thSH .thSt .ySi4S1s
mid him ! yisji spd NV Mlf
d;dn'f carry off t6Sf 1fSef5d.
All that was left Vas ~ I'M;
ket Of The flowers !. In6 .en8
bunch. wrsppaA "a pFotsction
against thA weather.. a-i-4.s,,
II wonder what's nsxt?".
asks Kimi. a. h1 pondefs ths
possibility there's going g =
one kahuna tevil spirit ci1ltd
down upon him for sash 81 III
six cocoaiiut trees he he'd cut
down.
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sSei.1-.-ss 100 U. ~ J,
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a. naye reA ~ .ssn I
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- puAlw seAoeh - ~
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lro1loue s1o6puos pgooosIao
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yh~ Asnnrineiss pein9s sn(
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80 wt1I eeeak tswn CO..
plr1rly ua)pun oiveq keeetet
iInnnrlnl nsupovs. h y Try
lan a. nne~knl $3.50 tpl1k-
-. A. sssnms1r1 r ln1Ru.
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dnd that many states. HELM
~ q create the wealth
have no power Is tx 1t for
~ Sapb6ft Sf their schools:
6hly tie Federal Covert
3ett. concludes the .Associa-
wealth wherever Il Il for, tAS
eiueation Of children wRefl
svtt they, live. !. -. a. y,
oooaewhat Surprising y
t6S assertion that .''if some
Ql4tks spent lll their normM
fSvtnaes for education, they;
sepM not support then
ek SSlA y, Vel, IS the ayefs
A.. sshopl. 81 the Mtion =
opopcftl," CohS{aue |,
6Sk .igllafSn VII feyef
tl6eal 6bnS tiRlt4 unless TIE
rO6etaD G6vetnnient helps
~ fd( tie school.
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NoritciE TO ciiDDiroRs

(lS33 PROBATE ACT, Secs. 1l9s R0)t
M THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
jCDGC.. MONROE q E a y NTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re-; Estate of
ELVIRA MCRO, deceased.
TO All Creditors and Persons Hav-
ing Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate: 40 ~ .ratta.-
You and, each. Of you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which
YOU. or either of you, may have
against the estate of Elvira
Muro, de C as e Il. late of
said County. to the County Judge
of Monroe County, Florida. at his
office in the court house of said
County at Key; West, Florida. with
in: eight calendar months from the
time Of the first publication Of this
notice. Each claim or demand
shall he in writing. and shall state
the place of residence and post Of
flee address Of the claimant, and
shall be sworn to by the claimant.
his agent, or his attorney. and any
such claim or demand not so filed
shall be void.
,,es (sd) DIONISIO MCRO
AS administrator Of the Estate Of
ELVIRA MCRO, deceased
april "a :may1-S,4.
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II bnSiressS nnGss the flctisl66z
name Of key Wkrt Photo Service"
500 Cntherine Gtneet. kay West
F1A6idaS iQfehd u psgis4er raid f!c.
titiOua name With the Clerk of the
Cifcuft C0urf nj Monroe County,
Florida.
JS2FF .BB0H65EAD,
DICK SHAW,
!. ,SOle 0wneeA
Il = may -1ks g. 1917
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

Case No. 1O.11A
CLARA p. FELIC. =.
4 VS.. DIVORCE
CARLOS L. FELIU. 5J
Defendant.
TO: Carlos. L. Feliu.
care OF F. H.. McGraw & Co..
81. East ,42nd ST.,
Room 202,
q New York. IL, New York.
You are hereby required to ap.
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against, you In the above styled
cause. on or before the 18th day
OF. May. A.. y. 1947, otherwise the
al1egations, contained therein will
be taken as confessed. nat
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida, this 10th day of April. A.
u. 1917. 80
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Florence Sawyer
-,-. , Deputy Clerk.
Enrique. Esquinaido. Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff. ,..t. -
,apr.17-24 :may1-S-4.
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h;o,d S and adds. with great
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S W. nar foo roughly again
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

NAM. batshts.sst ailitent-
ssst iof Aslrs ch|ldtsh; .tsW!,
)igenee - protk Getting them
itocn oec1defts. sl.S
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Tie kaIsf 81 tue tJhiyssgs
|. no, aoSbt, smizsd 81 s6MS
Of the things spoken BIZ
self-a ppointed agents Of d.
vine revelation. IL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

pira6ss Cows - eln1n9
after . ''vesy snouurl =
IRE menaopr 60
the Unisa 60 frum uvu~ -
eisn eeun1rtea
s6Skssps1ss's '>Fwc111h Nlrn1
win b. prsssaasd = xsy 49, =
= :;!, c. ( - =;
Robert J. Lswi2 wsss - -
pointed . veek - - -
bile ~ ln0bectw ~ - 80
said today that - ~ wsrr
many owisess e seuoaNnn1oDs 49,
have not boushe TO- tnee iI~y
must Do % o. ~ asseuoea - Z
resplt. many d<1iR(pase1s hns~
purchased city suouN1ssew ~
cense plates.
Arthur Sawyer ~ - -
Americon Lsgioo. - ~ 10
Wet hoeasy CHI will - :
celebrates en- hDnadny. July ,
in celebtaein0 Iadepenl1enre ~.
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IN, THE OJRCUIT COUNT or. THE
! ELEvENTN JUOlrIAL CIRCUIT
or THE RTAEEsO1s FLORIDA. ~
And sf4A MONROE COUNTY. IN
CSsr M. ie-il0s
ELLA LOUISE STEAD
Plaintiff,
va. DIVORCE
JAMES LESTER STEAD.
oRD,Ek Of PHBIiGNTiON
TO: James Lester Stead,
Care of, EaN r. Kileen,
WautOma. Wisconsin,.
You are hereby required to ap.
pear TO, the Rill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the seth day of
May, AID. lS47,AOtherwise the all
legations rontainel therein will be
taken as confessed. -
Z . Zone and Ordered at. Key West.
Florida, this GARD day Of April. AID.
Circuit Court SeaDs .A
ae.4 ROSS G. SAWYER.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottages
-, .,-47v, Deputy Clerk.
William v. AlbNry.. 80
Attorney for Plaintiff.
apra24: NAV l-S-la, 1s4s
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4 . AMf FEsE. Z. I'D VT ~. 80 III
M, THE. ClRC TIT COtIi6T or TllE
! BLEEENTWsAU UeC1Ag..sG 1DeG Co9
Or I'VE STATE Of F1,lnlDA. -
ANb k00 MONROE COUNTY. IN
'aANcE s;s.e ~ 81 ,ssiiSS
LANES r. LEB0IcEE.
& Plaintiff,
DORIS AII;EEN BURRIS I.sBOECE.
i Y DefAntlnnt.4s
ONDEn OF PGBLICAT1ON
EOHIs sAiLEEN BURRIs
LEBOEUF,
Ia Stewart Avenue.
Rock Hill. south Carolina.
You are hereby required W ap-
pear to the bill OF complaint for
divorce, in the, above styled cause
on. or before the 26th day Of May.
AID. 194S. otherwise the allega.
lions therein win be taken as con-
This Order IL to be, published once
al week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
PAPER published In the City of Key
WeAt.. Elorkla. - Ia rs i..T
day of April. ADJ, 1S47.
(SEAL) ss@. ROSS G SAWYER,
4. Clerk Of, the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
i. BY: Alice II. SaIgadO.
.eis+ 80. Il 80 Deputy Clerk.
(sdj ALLAN n CLEARE, Jr.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
4 apr "a: max 1-S-15. l947
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n Z sIf
The reason ! know SO much
ABOUT. men and their way with
clocks is that. I have. one that
seven different men have repair
ca, in their fashion, and I dare
say seven more will take their
turn at it. I Keep it as a sort of
plaything for my men friends.
Tie clock was given to me
yeats and years ago by a youth
1ful adfnirer as a gentle hint that
hk was tired of constantly wait
iHe It hrse,-.quarter hours
for me. on dates.
Nowadays, of course, at tnis
The union times., 1947-12-27
(Continued from Page One)

(OUIIIIIIU6U IIUIH T dRG OI6J
 193o this average was $4,5oo, or some what less than half present prices.
 In a monthly release of housing price data, the United Industrial Associates, a market research and engineering corporation, declared that Los Angeles is the most in-
The union times., 1947-12-27
NLRB Reviives Its Bargaining Slap At L.T.U.

WASHINGTON-(FP)-NLRB Gen. Counsel Robert Denham won over the five members of the board last week to his view that the Intl Typographical Union (AFL) has re- fused to bargain in good faith with US. publishers.
 Last Dec. 9 at Indianapolis. NLRB Trial Examiner Arthur Jeff dismissed the charge of refusing to bargain in good faith at a hearing on complaint by Denham in inc case filed by the American News paper Publishers Assn.
 Jeff held that the publishers brought their action under the wrong section ot the Taft-Hart1ey act and Denham appealed to the full board.
 In uphOlding Denham, the NLRB itself said that it was not ruling on whether Jeff was legally right or wrong in his decision, but was re- storing the refusal to bargain charge in order to hear the facts.
 Gerhard van Arke1, former NLRR general counsel, who is acting as at- torney for the ITU, took quick ex- ceptlon to the NLRB's action. He said It was certainly irregular" for it to reach a decision without giving the union a chance to be heard and submit briefs.
The union times., 1947-12-27
A.F.L. In Illinois Opens Campaign For '48 Election

E. ST. LOUIS, Il1.-(FP)-Aim- ing at reaching 750,000 voters in the southern Illinois area, the AFL is con- ducting quiet, intensive campaign of economic and political education in preparation for the 1948 elections.
 Started four months ago with, delegates from four AFL central labor bodies, the Southern Illinois Wage Farmers Education & Polit- ical League has grown to an organ- izatiOn of approximately 225 dele gates from 34 central trades groups and has been holding meetings throughout the area to carry its message to the voters. Secretary of the league is Bus. Agt. John Cole man of Local 97O, IntI. Bro. of Teamsters.
 Members of the CIO, Dist. 50, United Mine Workers, the Progress sive Mine Workers and other inde- pendent organizations have been at- tending the leagues monthly sessions, Coleman said.
 Were trying to get the people acquainted with the facts and what labor thinks about current legisla- ton and problems, he said. eve send out minutes of our meetings to each organization affiliated with the league. The members of these organizations then discuss the min- utes and the points made in them. In this way, we are combating the material publicized by such organ izations as the Natl. Assn. of Manu- lecturers.
The union times., 1947-12-27

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The union times., 1947-12-27

Kenosha (LPA)- Proposals for community health center, to pro- vide complete health and medical care on prepayment basis, were approved last week by the executive boards of participating AFL and CIO groups in this city. The plan IS the continuation of six-week study by l5-man committee rep resenting the unions.
 Dr. Elmer Richman, medical direc- tor of Labor Health Institute in St.. Louis, made the technical survey for the committee.
 Present plans call for the estab- lishment of community health center to provide comprehensive health and medical care on a pre- payment basis. Enrolment will be on group and individual basis and management of the center coOpera- tive in nature. A board of the health center, comprised of repre- sentatives of local unions, the Trades and Labor Council. CIO Council, the Workers Educational Council, and the public will within the next month draw the blueprint for the plans which will be offered in the community.
 The Kenosha Health Center will in- corporate under the new Coop Health Enabling Act, passed in the recent session of the Wisconsin legislature The bill, the first of its kind in the country, was endorsed widely by la bor unions, farm organizations, CO., operatives, and the medical society in the state. Active in its sponsorship and drafting was Rep. George Molinaro, of Kenosha, an official of United Auto Workers Local 72 in Kenosha and one of the leaders in the develop
The union times., 1947-12-27

The average factory worker could buy more with his wages in 194l than he can in 1947, even though he earned $2O less. In 194l, ac- cOrding to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average worker earn ed $29.53 a week. In l94z, he earns $49.37 a week. But he still can get only the same amount of groceries with his l947 pay as he purchased in l94l.
The union times., 1947-12-27

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