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Evening star., 1951-09-16
Construction

The District Construction De-
partment spent $896.660 on repairs
to schools in the year ending
June 80. 4.
This was 80 per cent of the
amount spent on municipal build
ing repairs.
The department awarded six
major contracts for construction
jobs, totaling $4,1O0,029 and SO
minor contracts, ranging from
$500 to $55,000 for a total of
S788. .4O7.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

oCSOlOlI Va OLAC
u unio ms 10th
conference here
yesterday.
Prof. Tiselius,
W ho succeeds
Prof. Hugh r.
Kruyt, president
of the Research
Council of the
N e t h e r lands,
won the 1948
Nobel Prize in
Chemistry.
The Interna-
tional U n / n
mot hara thic
Evening star., 1951-09-16

mon than the others, called ma
lariae. Both it and vivax can be
suppressed by drugs but not
cured.
The new drug, primaAuine, has
not been tried against malariae.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

wax, which has been found
throughout the world. 1t is highly
Irelapsing but rarely fatal. Prima-
Iquine has been tried against this
form.
There is a third type. less COM
Evening star., 1951-09-16

falciparum. 1t is restricted to trop-
lie and subtropic zones. Frequently
fatal, it nonethelesS can be cured
by number of drugs and is sell
dom relapsing.
The most prevalent type is vi
Evening star., 1951-09-16
'Swede Named Head
Of Chemistry Union

Prof. Arne Tiselius. of Sweden,
was elected president of the In
ternational Union of Pure and APP
piled Chemistry at the closing
Evening star., 1951-09-16
JuveniIeCourt
Continued From Page A-21)

NNOIIOI4IuCU T IUIII 7 dsC A-AI.J
calendar. Also. 1919 petitions for
review of the action of rent ex-
aminers were on the calendar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
"REALITY OF BEING POOR"

The variety of human nature is illus
rated by Alexander Munsell, who, twen-
ty years ago, had an inherited fortune of
more than one million dollars. He gave it
away to find great peace" living in
Spartan simplicity.
Mr. Munsell said that extreme
wealth is certain to distort ones point of
view" He considered the money a shell,
making him spineless, and, to strengthen
his backbone, got rid of the shell ito ex-
perence the reality of being poor
few years ago, his mother died,
leaving him something over half million
dollars. No public announcement has been
made but his friends and relatives expect
him to keep the money. AS one of them
said: After four or five years of being
hungry" one realizes what people who
have to work for living never can for
get"
The example of Mr.. Munsell, regard
less of what else it may reveal, demon
strates that he is a man of intelligent
mind, somewhat bent on being independ-
ent in life and the search for truth. Edu-
Gated at Harvard University, he served in
World War l but was unhappy living in
luxury without labor. Friends say he does
not drink, smoke or eat meat. He has de-
voted himself to his books and the educa-
ton of a stepdaughter, while doing occa-
sional acts of charity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
BY.PASSES BETTER THAN
SUPER-EHGHWAY

The transcontinental superhlghway
idea is in the light again, this time through
the proposal of Senator Harley M. Kilgore,
of West Virginia, that gigantic corpora
ton be formed to build operate and MAN.
tain great toll highways that would be
$50 feet wide and include two hard-sur-
faced roads, one for trucks and BUSES and
the other for passenger cars.
The general idea is that tolls to be col
lected would pay for the super-system.
The possibility exists, of course, but there
might be greater willingness on the part
of motorists to use the free highways.
Nevertheless, the idea is attractive now
as it was when advocated some years ago.
We were rather impressed with the
general purposes of a super-highway sys-
tenn but the necessity for it rather dim,
med when we were reminded that most OF
our present congestion arises in and about
the cities through which present highways
run. The suggestion was made that by
passes, skirting congested areas, would
speed-up the passage of cars and, to a
great extent, eliminate the dangerous
congestion of traffic.
At the present time, we are rather in
clined to believe that the first step to be
taken, in connection with motor traffic,
is to provide these by-passes around con-
gested areas. Every motorist who makes
long journey knows how much time is
lost in threading ones way through crowd
ed city streets To be able to go through,
if desirable, or to go around, if prefer
able, would do much to save time for those
who travel and cut down the hazards that
always accompany congested highways
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
WISDOM BY RUSSELL

Can recorded history be summed up
in single sentence? Without apparently
trying to do so, Bertrand Russell, the Eng
lish philosopher, has come near it in his
newly published Unpopular Essays" He
says this: Most of the greatest evils that
man has inflicted upon man have come
through people feeling quite certain about
something which in fact was false"
One other searching remark in the
same book may induce wholesome state
of self-criticism: IF an opinion contrary
to your own makes you angry, that is a
sign that you are subcOnsciously aware of
having no good reason for thinking as you
do"
Though it might seem impertinent to
mix common saying with these bits of
wisdom, Russell might we'll have added
IF the shoe fits, wear it,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
FEEDING ON CUFF

Representative Bernie c. Papy, speak
ing in support of his resolution designed
through a constitutional amendment, to
create senatorial district in Monroe
county, pointed out that it takes as long to
travel from Key West to the home of our
senator in Fort Myers as it does to traVel
from Jacksonville to Pensacola.
It will interest Key Vests younger
generations to learn how MOnr0e's SENATOR
1--WE had our own in those days. and rep
resentative Qater on We had two) Travelled
to and from Tallahassee when they at
tended sessions of the Legislature up to 70
years ago. Florida had no east or west
coast through train service in those days,
so that travelling from Key West to Talla-
hassee through the state was long and
wearying trip, partly by boat and the re-
mainder of the distance by horse-drawn
vehicles. So Monroe's senator and repre-
sentative boarded Mallory liner in Key
West for New York City and from there
iourneyed by train to Tallahassee.
Geographically, Key West was cut
off from the rest of the state. Our COM
parative isolation was the basis of many
discussion or argument, among ourselves,
against our continuing to be part of
Florida. In the early 1905 an imposing
figure Ben McClendon, came to Key West
and stirred up residents to high pitch of.
fervor against the mainland part of the
state. However warm an evening was, Nc
'Clendon, when he was slated to make a
speech, wore a frock-tailed coat, white
shirt, with a "boiler- plate" front and at
tached winged collar, and a beaver top
per. He removed his beaver, struck tragic
pose and blared in polysylables. :.
His listeners, most of them coatless;
mopped their brows, so it was easy enough
to determine how McClendon in his frock7
tail and "boler plate" sweated as he
dashed himself and his listeners into
fury of indignation over Key Vests con-
tinuing as part of Florida. And in all of
his many speeches you could be sure to
hear this knockout:
eve are not connected or affiliated
with them either by affinity or consan-
guinity."
And the crowds roared, as all crowds
roar when you work on their passion in
stead of their reason.
First, we were to become the Terri
tory of the Florida Keys and, later on, we
were to be elevated into statehood"
And the crowds fell for the CUFF, as
all crowds fall for CUFF when it accords
with their way of thinking.
But the public in that day tired of
feeding on CUFF, as the public in this day
;ires of feeding on CUFF. 1t may be hard for
Key Westers today to determine how Key
Westers of that day fell for such CUFF as
statehood for the Florida Keys, but Key
Westers today feed as readily on CUFF that
is just as ridiculous if today's politicos are
as adept, as McClendon was in dishing it,
up to them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
FAC SETS UP
HEADQUARTERS

ROME.-tP).--The United Ma
tons Food and Agriculture Or
ganization GAO is establishing
its permanent headquarters here
in one Of Europe's most modern
office buildings. The new home
of the specialized agency of the
Donation world organization is a
sprawling seven-story structure
which originally was intended for
housing Italy's Minister for Afri-
can Affairs.
The building is in the archaec-
logical center of Rome, over
looking the Colosseum and only a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

If it takes the Senate three months to
pass on the dispatch of four divisions to
Europe, how long would it take both
Houses of Congress to pass on sending ten
divisions?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

The American Cancer Society
has awarded 955 research grants
since starting its nationwide
program in 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

few hundred yards from the old
Roman Forum and the Aventin,
enc of the ancient city's seven
hills.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

Turkey is a large producer of
chromium, immensely valuable
in the building of ornaments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

It's about time our neighbors planted
their gardens if we are to have fresh vege-
tables this summer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

The House, we note, by voice vote,
which leaves no record has practically
shelved universal military training.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

He who lives at high tension usually
blows a fuse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19

The walnut and cherry are two
trees exploited both for their
produce and their wood.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Arthur Murray Studios of Washington today made the startling
history the dancing profession
Murray the pioneer teaching ballroom dancing and the worlds best
known exponent dancing lessons taught by professional instructors has
the Arthur Murray technique teaching
quickly heretofore and one-fomth of the
The Washington Studios Arthur Murray nsung this dance
technique immediately according Fere
Director of the Studios will Arlington
Alexandria and the Silver Spring Studios
Arthur Murray whose climb to fame began the wn and has
tnued until his dancing world
authorized amazing
to offer it Immediately general public
Evening star., 1951-09-23
To Determine Eligibility:
FREE Dance Analysis
and FREE Guest Lesson
Will Offer Proof of
Sensational 1870 Saving

More than twenty-five years
ago Arthur Murray realized
that "the proof of the pudding
is in the eating" The phe-
nomenal success of this world
famous dance instructor has
been based on his willingness
to offer proof before asking
for a cent of money. That's
why the Arthur Murray
Studios of Washington, Airing
ton, Alexandria and Silver
invite everyone in
terested in becoming a better
dancer to come in and have a
free dance analysis and a free
guest lesson before deciding on
anything.
1T may be difficult for any
one to believe that the Arthur
Murray method now costs just
one-fourth as much, but it's
true" said Nils Brent, Gen.
eral Manager, in a statement
Evening star., 1951-09-23

today. All anyone has to do
is come to the Arthur Murray
Studios for his or her free
guest lesson and dance anal
ysis and prove it."
The general public is cordially
invited to dial Executive 4l00
or 60 in to the Arthur MURRAY
Studios at l106 Connecticut
Avenue for a free guest lesson
and dance analysis, without
any obligation whatever.
Please remember" said Mr..
Brent, that Arthur Murray
does not advertise a single
lesson at a dollar, or a bar
gain rate merely to entice
anyone into the studio. We
give all guest lessons and
every dance analysis absolute
ly free. because that's the only
honest way to let a person
Judge the merits of the Ar
thur Murray dancing courses.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

ray has long taught the famous
Arthur Murray instructors.
The technique of training in
structors is simply to concentrate
dancing training over q shorter
period of time and to coordinate
the relationship between various
dance steps. rather than by du-
plicating similar techniques in
all steps.
Both the money and time saved
by this concentrated form of in
struction have been proven by
our private use of this method
over the years." according to an
Arthur Murray executive, "and it
has been perfected to the point
where we can safely offer it to
the public with every assurance
which is the only way Arthur
Murray offers any dancing les
son."
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Arthur Murray Instructor Claims
She Can Teach Anyone to Dance
EUen q Person With
"TuUO Left Feet Can
Learn to Dance in
Just a FetU Hours!

No matter what dancing faults
her pupils may have, lovely and
tactful Mary Jean Winters has
them dancing like experts in al
most no time. Her secret is the
amazing new Arthur Murray dis
covery of learning to dance like
the experts, that's so easy, any
person can master it in Just five
minutes!
Lessons Cost So Little
You'll be pleasantly surprised
to discover how little it now costs
to become a smooth, graceful
dancer, at Arthur Murray'S. And,
even If you've never danced be-
fore, you'll be thrilled at how
quickly, easily, you'll be leading
or following. Stop in right away
for free guest lesson and dance
ANALYSIS,
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Exclusive Arthur Murray Method of
Teaching Is the Result of More Than Is
Years of Experience in Teaching Dancing
Worlds Largest and Best-Known Dancing
Studios Make Startling Announcement in
Time for Fall Dancing Schedules
Evening star., 1951-09-23
ANNOUNCED BY ARTHUR MURRAY
Thousands Can NoU Learn to Dance -Four Times Fast
And Sare 1870 of the Former Cost of Dancing Lessons

Arthur Murray Director Praises New
MethodThatTeaches Four
Times as Fast and Saves 1870 of Cost.
Ethel Fistere, Director of Washington
Arthur Murray Studios Explains Ne,v
Dance Technique to General Public
Evening star., 1951-09-23
NEW, Arthur Murray
Silver Spring Studies
Offer Amazing Technique

SiiUer Spring and Suburban
Maryland Residents Noe
Have One Of Americas
Most Beautiful Studios.
Residents of Silver Spring
and other suburban Mary
land areas near the ma
tons capital now have one
of Americas most beautiful
dance studios soon to be
opened by Arthur Murray
at 934 Ellsworth Drive.
The new studios, COM
pletely air conditioned, will
provide students with a
beautiful setting for learn
ing to dance the Arthur
Murray way.
According to Nick Cokin-
os, manager of Arthur
Murray's Silver Spring
Studio, the new dance
teaching technique just an
nounced will be available at
once to all interested per-
sons. Complete information
may be obtained by phorl-
ing Executive 4100.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Arlington and
Alexandria Have
Arthur Murray
Dance Studios

Virginia Residents Can Learn to
Dance the Arthur Murray Hay in
Modern Stadios, Centrally Lo-
Gated in Arlington and Alexandra.
The Arlington Studios of Arthur
Murray, at 253l Wilson Boule-
ward, and the Alexandria Stu
dios, 1103 King Street, announce
the new expert dancing lesson
technique simultaneously with
the announcement by the Wash
ington studios.
Virginia residents who wish to
save 75fc over the former cost
of dancing lessons can go to
the studio nearest them and have
a free guest lesson and free
dance analysis.
These modern, beautiful Virginia
studios of Arthur Murray offer
every advantage, of the down.
town studios, and are offered as
a convenience to residents who
wish to learn to dance nearer
their homes.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

"Of course" said Mrs. Fistere,
there is probably no one who
doesn't already know it, but I
would like to re-emphasize the
point that Arthur Murray Studios
always give a free dance analysis
and a free guest lesson to anyone
who wishes to learn about the
Arthur Murray method. That
policy is being continued"
Any person desiring further in
formation about the amazing new
Arthur Murray technique Of
learning to dance should call
Executive 4lo0 for details.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Any Person Con Become
Not Only q Good Dancer,
but an Expert Dancer
by Enrolling at Arthur
Murray Studios Now!

The sensational new teaching
technique, announced today by
Arthur Murray Studios, is based
on the more than 25 years ex-
perience that Arthur Murray has
had with teaching the experts
how to dance even better"
The theory behind the method is
that the average person (even
one who can't dance at alb is
still capable Of learning in the
same manner that Arthur Muir
Evening star., 1951-09-23

The Arthur Murray
Studios in Washing
ton, Arlington, Alex
andria and Silver
Spring are now per-
sonally authorized by
Arthur Murray to be-
gin Immediately Of
fering the public this
expert" method, the
latest Arthur Murray
magic step"
Interested persons
may phone Executive
400 or go to any
Arthur Murray Stu
dio for a free guest
lesson and dance
analysis.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
You, Too, Can Actually Go Dancing
After Just One Hour of instruction
Exclusive ''New
arthur Murray Way''
Makes Learning
Easier, Faster

One hour is all you need at Arthur
Murray's to prove how easily you can
learn to dance. That's because Arthur
Murray's wonderful, new discovery.
The New Magic Step to Popularity,
gives you the key to all dances.
And within five minutes, you can
learn the basic secret of the rhumba,
fox trot, samba, waltz and tango.
Gain Poise and Self Confidence
You'll be thrilled and delishted to
see how quickly you become a smooth,
graceful dancer. And, what's more,
you'll gain new poise and confidence
that may improve your. whole person
atty So don't miss out on popularity
and good times any longer. You can
be a sought-after dance partner. Go
in today for a free lesson and dance
analysis. Arthur Murray Studios are
in Washington, Arlington, Alexandria
and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Teach the Average Person to
Dance Just as You Teach the
Expert to Dance Better Is New Theory
Arthur Murray Studios Reveal Secret
Behind Ne,U "Learning to Dance" Method,
Based on Qudrter-Century Experience
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Arthur Murray Issues Special
Invitation to All Teen-Agers
Self. Confidence on the Dance Floor
Is Recognized Benefit of Learning
To Dance During Early Teen Years
Arthur Murray Studios of Washington, Alexandria,
Arlington and Silver Spring taking opportunity
of issuing special invitation to TeenAgers to learn to
dance the Arthur Murray way.
The special teen-age is given each Saturday
through next May 10th and includes special parties and
teevision appearances.
Learning to dance WE'LL and with self confidence saws
Mrs Ethel Fstere, who has had years of experience in
working with teen-agers "is the beginning Of mature
and enjoyable life Any thinking parent should provide
his or her youngster with this advantage during the
teen years"
Teenagers parents desiring information should phone
Executive 4100 the Arthur Murray Studios nearest
them.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

Man Who Originated ''Magic Step Amazes
Dancing Profession With Announcement
Arthur Murray, Leader in the Field of Ballroom
Dancing Instruction, Continues to Perfect Teclniques
The and only Arthur Murray whose Magic STEP opened
worlds of dancing enjoyment for hundreds of thousands of
people, has amazed the dancing profession with the
ment of his "lean the experts learn technique.
The latest Arthur Murray achievement has taken years of work
perfect before being made available the general public The
Arthur Murray method the dancing method that guarantees
been made better than faster than ever and
more inexpensive than through this method.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

According the Arthur Washington
Arthur Murray technique of
teaching dancing nearly important the
money-savng aspect of the method
while Arthur always been the lowest,
the hereto
hetaed dancing lessons according Mrs Fstere
whatever for this hesi
continued Washington Studios Director and
dancing lessons without
feeling ALL The of this
dancing practically pocketbook
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21
new SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
EXTENDS EMPLOYEE C0VERACE

The new social Security law in.
cludes a broader definition of
who is an "employee." This will
result in extending social securi-
ty coverage to about 100000 who
had been excluded because of
occupation.
Under the old law a great
many commission agents or sales
men were not considered employ
ees for social security purposes.
Consequently they did not re-
ceive credit for earnings, or re-
ceive protection under the pro.
gram.
On January 1, 1851, social Sc
curity coverage was extended to
the commissioned occupations
enumerated below, and under the
conditions described.
A full-time life insurance sales.
man will be considered an en-
ployee if he is required to devote
his efforts principally to one
company. Similarly, agent or
commission drivers engaged in
distributing meat, vegetables
fruit or bakery products will be
covered. Agent or commission
drivers engaged in laundry or
dry-cleaning services will come
under social security. Also, those
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

to spend this week end, March
1918, on the Winthrop campus
Included among those invited is
Miss Elsie Thompkins, the Miss
Hi Miss of Myrtle Beach high
school.
The invitations were issued to
the girls selected by their schools
as Miss Hi Misses of 1851. Each
girl was featured in the animal
high school edition of The John.
sonian, Winthrop college student
newspaper, published February
Is.
During their three-day visit at
Winthrop, the high school girls
will see life on a college campus.
They will be housed in the stu
dent residence halls and will at.
tend number of functions regu-
larly scheduled on the Winthrop
calendar. Special activities plan
ned in their honor will be featur-
ed during the week end.
The Miss Hi Misses will be
guests at "Carolinas Night" the
final attraction on Winthrop's
current artist series, Friday
night, March 16. They will attend
Junior Follies," the annual pro
duction of the junior class, on
Saturday night.
A tour Of the campus, a recrea,
tional sports afternoon, a picnic
at the Shack" and domitory
parties will be additional enter
tainment features.
A committee of Winthrop stu
dents, all former Miss Hi Misses
will be hostesses and guides
throughout the week end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-03-21

distributing beverages (othel
than milk.
Both travelling and city sales
men, working on a full-time ba'
sis, selling to wholesalers or re-
tailers, are brought under the
new social security law. This will
not include, however, a sales
mans side-line sales.
1t should be thoroughly under
stood that these are not the only
agents and statesmen covered un.
der the social security program.
The statesmen discussed hero
were specifically mentioned ir
the new social security law. Ger
tain other statesmen were covered
under the old law and will con-
tinue to be covered under the
new law.
Another type of worker which
has been generally classed as
self-employed in the past is the
Homeworker. Most of these per-
sons will be covered as employ.
ees under the new law. BY Home.
worker, I mean persons who dc
work in their homes which ordin-
arily would be done in a plant or
factory, To be covered, the work
must be done according to speci-
fications furnished by the EN-.