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Arizona sun., 1951-05-11
VIM. Corbin Posts $500
Bond In Accident Case

William COrbin, of 2 North II
Street, posted $500 bond Thurs
day and was freed on bail.
Mr. Corbin was charged in Eloy
Justice Court with leaving the
scene Of a fatal automobile ac-
cident as he was returning to
Phoenix last Sunday night.
Arizona sun., 1951-05-11
ELk'S CONVENTION TO MEET
In PHOENIX NEXT YEAR
700 Delegates Are Expected To
Attend If Housing Con Be Secured

The ten Elk delegates from Phoenix who attended the
Pacific States Association Convention in Bakersfield last
week, have returned with good that they were
successful in securing for William H. Patterson Lodge and
PhOeniX-the convention for 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12
Former Governor
Quits Washington
Job; No Parasite

WASHINGTON, April l2.-(R).
Former Governor M. E. Thomp-
son has quit government service
after charging the Truman adj
ministration with, in his words,
drifting in a sea of confusion,
inefficiency, waste and extravag.
ance.' Thompson announced Tues
day night that he was quitting his
job as consultant with the office
of price Sterilization.
He explained that he arrived in
Washington to assume office as
co-director for territories for
OPS, but knowing it was i'm
possible to have two directors for
the same job, he offered to re-
sign and accept another assign
ment.
The upshot of that, Thompson
said, was that he was kept on
the government payroll as a
consultant at $53-a-day salary
plus an expense account. Thomp-
son said he finally told his story
to President Truman, who or
dered White House Aide Donald
Dawson to straighten out the
mess. However, Thompson charg-
ed further, that nothing was
done.
The former Georgia governor
said that under the circum-
stances, ! refuse to accept salary
and expense money from the tax
payers when | am rendering no
public service" Thompson added:
Il am resigning and returning
to my home in Valdosta, Ga. I
refuse to be a parasite on the
American taxpayers"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12
Editorial Comment
Tn MacArthur's
Dismissal
az.
Most Papers Are Not
I'm Favor OF Custer
OF U.N. Commander

WASHINGTON, April ar.
Here is a sample of American
newspaper editorial comment on
President Truman's dismissal of
General Douglas Macarthur:
The New Orleans States de-
clares that Mr.. Truman's removal
OF Macarthur from all of his
commands creates for America a
tragic situation. The New Orleans
paper adds: I'VE could much
better have lost the whole nation
al administration at Washington
than this able commander, states
man, organizer and leader in the
Far East"
The Charlotte, North Carolina,
News says that every thoughtful
American will regret that Mr..
Truman was forced to act. But
the News goes on to say that "it
is perfectly clear that Macarthur
had left Mr.. Truman no alterna-
tive"
The Atlanta Journal says that
a soldier must obey orders and
that when he refused to do So
however high the motives which
prompted him-his superiors are.
Justified in relieving him from
duty.
The Hearst Newspapers, includ
ing the New York Journal-Amer-
lean, The San Francisco Examin-
er, the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph,
and the Detroit Times published
the same editorial.
In part, these Hearst Papers
said the abrupt dismissal of Mac
Arthur is a crushing blow to
America.
The Hearst Papers added: at
follows the line of weakened
diplomacy so long advocated by
the Socialist government of Eng
land, by the Italian and French
Communist blocs. 1t demonstrates
the insidious power over the
President of Secretary Achcson
and General Marshall who are
jointly responsible for selling out
China to Communism"
The Chicago Sun-Times says
that no American general is big
Ger than the government of the
United States. The paper goes on
to say that General Macarthur
was fired because he was in
subordinate.
The Nashville, Tennessee, Ban
ner, says MacArthur's dismissal is
an outrage and tragedy.
The Washington Star says in
part:
THE effect of MacArthur's re-
moval is to stifle full and vigor-
Gus debate by gagging all those
who disagree with official policy"
The New York World Telegram
and Sun says the custer of Mac
Arthur will appease what it call
cd ethe yapping yahoos of the
British Socialist government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12
DRUNK DRIVER NOT DRIVING

VANCOUVER.-(R.--A charge
of being drunk in charge Of a
motorcar was dismissed in court
here when defense counsel ar
gucd the crown had failed to
prove the car was able to move.
The crown admitted it had been
towed to headquarters without
having been tested.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12

IS million people in the coun-
try are said to lack public libra
ry facilities.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

IMPORTANT NOTICE
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RUBBER AND LINoLEUM tile floors
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Evening star., 1951-06-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. bldgs.. repairing. re-
modelling; small remodeling and re-
pair Jobs Q speciality. JU. 7-9347.
ADDITIONS. homes remodeled: guar.
anteed work: up to z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CoNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS ana modernIz.ns, Cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
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BRICK LAYING-Firepiaces steps,
retaining walls alterations, repair
Ing. A, FAGNANl 10. 2-1g94.
BRICKWORK Walls, chimneys,
porches, steps. walks; all repairs:
Al work Ewes, MI. 611S. Ia
REMODELING, repair
ng Ing. carpentry; brick; s,ss ssment ,y xork.
CARPENTER WORK at price you can
afford to pay Free estimates cheer
fulis given. Phone RE. 1851. --15
CARPENTER-Small or large jobs.
hour or contract. Work guaranteed
GE. 643S. -l2
CARPENTRY-No. Job too small: by
hour or contract. ME. 3e63; eyes.
OF ALL KINDS, on con.
tract basis MR. LAWRENCE RA
CIoGGED DRAIN PIPES ELECTRICAL,
razor r-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER, phone RA. ssSs any day.
any night.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

PORCH NCLOSURES-Your porch
made into a den or extra bedrm.;
free est; 80 mos. to pay. WI. 6086,
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4Sl0
RpthasSn ave pathaSda
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP WOMEN Cont !

CLERK--TYPIsT, perm. position. s.
:, day. 40-hr. wk-. pleasant working
cond:; in new. modern building: paid
vacations and other employe bene.
ats: goth CENTURY FOX FILM
cLERk-TYPisq,o 1iT Sso insurance NJ; n;n ONCE, 5.
day week. Gail MR.. ADAMS. Ma
biz between 8 and 10 am. -13
CLERk-TYPIST. accounts payable;
r. nfI yininisy ayo0 OF Broekland; 6-day week
Observation-Disclosures; excel
position with National concern; o.
oenefitS; starting salary. $500 mo-,
plus CLA Of $50 mo. Reply in own
nandwriting, stating age and exper-
CsiRfS FSf s9E espef sssI newspaper a4
once circulation, records depart
ment; 5-day week; vacation and
other employe benefits; rapid ad-
cyaEnncemsnt; GO 1o17. liz
CLERsK-TYPlST. to assist toy buyer
$3.50. &R. FRANkEL. Ssili8k 'Isfs 81. 4sas Skj.
CLERK-TYPIsT-5Aa-day wk.; prefer
some one Falls Church vicinity.
kohEr RkeRlE pseson co TlssaNGEE eoSasEs cT5Y Fs;
cGERK iRHlsai Kr4Pisr. HPii permanent position. @tt
5,day 40shr: wk. Apply NAVY
( a%eHslSeE' tiSS, slde. rss' ssval Receiving STA
CLERK -TYPIsT, young lady fol in
ers service department of large
local organIzation. Must be pleas
ant and have good telephone voice.
salary aD1s dsDeadSE 9pUH
1928 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Va. real estate
broker. 81. desires permanent SAL
airy. employment having to do with
zeal estate in D. c. or Va. JE.
Acc66GtHNirANT, exper.. B. C: SD s. de-
gree, wants part-time empl. after
$50. Mon. through Fri; any hours
Sat. Box 4S4-D, Star.
ASST TO OWNER-MANAGER-Wom-
ems. ehildren's, mems apparel;
ATTORNEY. D. C. BAR yrs. exper
following congressional activities.
Desires position with organization
doing similar work. Box 432-D,
CaRPENrRY LABOR on contract To- plus
complete supervision: prefer high
class residential work 1st class
M Mrelsrences: BACON: ST; 1000. 12'
Connection. Box % 4sssD. star. nfa'a'e i4.
PHARMACIST, colored, experienced,
desires employment. Please write
Box 492-D. Star. 49,
SHORT-ORDER COOK wants night
work only. Call TWininR, 2IOS. -i2
STENOG.-TYPIST, exper.; day or eve
ming; temp. or perm; legal, cleo
tronics, etc Box 496-D. Star. IA.
ExPER. MAN for estate maintenance
oy day or by. season. Can handle
Q rev more nice homes. Sober and
reliable, tools furn. All answers will
pc contacted. Box 409-E, Star. Ia
COLLEGE GRADUATE-Young man
wants work during summer. Phone
HI. 6416. IL
Evening star., 1951-06-12
hELP WoMEN
MATTRESSES

White, experienced, counter
service. Apply in person
only, Miss Reichenbaugh,
Gateway Restaurant
Union Station. -13
MATTRESSES WANTED-White, ex-
TORS RESTAURANT. 1915 Conn.
girl, for Job as n,sht cashier; ff white;
MESS: Boiling Air Force Base, In
GfRI tcolored), to work in chinese
laundry; 5-day wk.; good pay. Apply
LAbIEs@Wore snRs eVf from ss home. earn 14 ex-
ira income showing Msisonette m tie
frocks. Call AP. 1906 for details.
LADIES. saleswork. hrs. of own
cnoice. apparel and haber. No can
Na xas'' 7ss9 ss9ut s1.75 hr. REAL SILK,
LADIES; sell HOUSE OF. PLASTIC
plan; high comm, free kit. Cail
LADIES t2(. service waiting Avon
'VssSnefs WeeEa m new d1aa aTsas; earn s2o;$4o
LADY, to. live in PVT. school and care
for q few resident children eve
nlngs; driver preferred; State age,
4uaiifications and telephone. p. o.
woMAN@o;7Ue;r sSx No; 2; e 30, loca, srm, M Vel,
established. has opening for woman
70 take over established business
tnat will assure a fine income. Full
or part-time; dignihed work that
any woman can do. Write, give
phone number. MRS. w. BALLARD.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP DOMESTIC

cooK-Institution exper.; 6h-day
COOK. G.H.W.; must be capable.
experienced woman who has excel
lent references; hours, 8 through 8,
dinner live out; $3.50 wk. SH.
Cook AND G.H.w., live in; Thurs.
afternoon and every other Sunday
81; no 4oln Laundry; references; SIS wk.
GIRL, coicred; 5h-day wk.; cook,
cellent salary. OR. 52IS. IA
house, 2 persons. Apply by mail
only. 4731 both st. NV.
MAID WANTED, to help. with gen.
srai Era n houseTork; %s ;aonnSS nSS cooking; must
MAkRIaD Hys III cFkE.: MA @Sos; no Children white,
gh.w., care OF grounds and cook for
small adult family; live in. furnished
apt. on main fl. Of new rambler;
all modern kit. equipment; vicinity
no' nesils0ls; s6aesl Ma 1926 If no answer mis
NURsEMAID, exper., for baby girl. 3
mos. Live in lovely home Highest
ref. and health card req. EN-. S216.
WOMAN sSV ssaS ssSSreS sk eaEe is for e saSy; sSS
MD.-G.h.w., cook; live
in; help care children; $25. WI.
1886.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN, fond of chill
dren; g.h.w.; excel. salary; recent
local refs. required. DU. 9157.
LIVE IN or stay ) nights; pleasant;
thorough exper.; family of 4, empl.
couple; $50 wk. Call ST. 147O, 90
pm; OIL. 3053. after 6. IA
SETTLED WOMAN-Care of child,
8 yrs; general housework, some
cooking. Permanent position for
right person; references. 42l8 3rd
st. NV. Apply ewes. 7:30 to 1890.
COLORED GIRL, neat, to clean
bachelors apt, three hours a week.
Box 4S7-D, Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
TELEPHONE WORKER

Experienced telephone worker wanted:
Call MIR. EUBANKS. MI. SO25. Ii
TYPIST. exp. not required. good SAL
Mr.. Gold. SLoANS, 735 7th st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN soda fountain at
tendant. full time. CHEVY CHASE
BOWLING. ALLEY LUNCHEONETTE
4461 Conn. ave. Closed Sunday but
call Monday in person. ia
Evening star., 1951-06-12

WE NEED A RETIRED MAN, must be
active, for manager of small apt.
bldg. Apt. and utilities furn. in
payment for services. A couple
viii do, but no other family. Box
110-C, Star. Ia
1889 COLUMBIA RD.--Man, general
Evening star., 1951-06-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK OR CLEANING, reliable wom-
to 8. Ii. 4-1965.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time
chambermaid or part-time work of
any kind; morning work. MI. 0120.
GIRL. colored, desires part-time after
ns noon anG work ironrS or evening R os clean
GIRL. colored, desires job as g.h.w.
or. nursemaid 5-day week; excel.
HOUSEWIVES LOOK! Expert clean
ing; floors. walls. windows. wood
work. ETC.; completely done. ST.
LAUNDREss, out. also home; will
RELIABLE CoIoREp WOMAN desires
Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays clean
ing and ironing. Likes children.
RefeTenses enEnSEn cRi RH Gs!}s.s 5S5s: d.v wo-.
NHAT fsn aG9iSMSfk GIRL 10 dssSss sGsS Job
Cali Ii, 6-IS37 s am, to 8 pm.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w W. or hotel
work. ME. 2706.
COLORED GIRL, experienced. wishes
9Sy day yerki saaI good iaundress. Reference.
COLoRED GIRL wishes g.h.w.. S days
COLoRED HIGH School GIRL seeks
job caring for child while mother
works, Ii. 4-5495.
COL0RED WOMAN desires days
Laee curtains neatly done. IL
CoIoRED WOMAN wants job as
days seiaA1S Week iof i Ex' D oiss. sn''0fen' 0
Evening star., 1951-06-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING 1850 De Soto to Colorado
June II want several passengers to
share expenses. JU! 7-6132. 12*
YOUNG LADY desires to share ride
and expenses daily from Sc. or 3rd
and Constitution ave. NV. to Be-
JACOBS. OIL. 5245 til 5 pm. -12
FREE RIDE TO MIAMI If you'll drive
1947 Ford sedan; D. C. drivers
permit. EN-. 0124. 13s
Evening star., 1951-06-12

STENOGRAPHER. pleasant, capabie,
single; for law office; 5-day, wk.:
S225sSS59 So2 sSsSs No; State age and exp.
sfEN6GRAipaaiEaRs.. 61iai aias. 5-day week, boz book.
kseping knowledge preferred. Rm.
423, Union Trust Bldg. 18th and
sTENoGRAPHER - Insurance eds claim
aept; experience desired but not
Insurance. Phone MR.. ADAMS fN1n HA.
9l12 between 0 and 10 am. for
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent position iS
With national organization;. attrac-
saaz snGe "art snd Tssf Sesps1ay sasy
tion, paid vacation. opportunity for
advancement; air-conditioned mod
ern egao ofice UNDERWOOD CORP
srGNoGRAphhEMR 1Hs & a + M - Air-conditidonned ndn
tate once. BOSS sGag SHEEps. Esfk; ssa1 1Ne. e..
sTENoGRAPHHER. 1s to 25; aceu-
rate dictation and transcribing;
pleasant working cond.. air,cond
ses af excel e Aafs sssr5 from ms ststsE 4sss 6diy
sTENoGRAPHER-Natl. publication
REQUIRES rapid accurate stenographer;
assist, busy executive; 5-day week
vacation. insurance. hospitalization;
uHuoudi OppOTtuIltleS 1OT AQVdnCe-
ment; good starting salary. co.
sTENoGRAPHER - Average speed
shorthand and tipping, but accurate;
general office work in one-girl ONCE
On groundd ourd, floor floor Brookland area
handling mechanical euuipment and
nre department supplies; good natu-
raj telephone voice desirable: hours.
9-12 and 1-5 weekdays; 9-12 Satur-
days. GLENN D. CULBERT co.
32l7 18th st. ne. Ia
work, sos for ,35-hr. week. RE. 3155,
7O2 Albee Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER-S hrs. 5-day wk.;
pleasant working cond.; real estate
ONCE. w. B. WRIGHT. 34O0 Conn
IsTENoGRAPHER-secretary to sales
ONCE Of active and established real
estate firm; age rs to 35; must be
alert and diplomatic; shorthand
and tipping: OF good caliber; COM
pany paid hospitalization; annual
and sick leave; good working. at
mosphere; congenial co-workers;
hours 9:15 to s.; 5 days q week;
salary $55 wk. to start. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC,
1920 K st. NV, see Mr.. Graham at
1923 K. phone Ma. 5005. Ia
STENOGRAPHER
interesting work in office Of manu-
facturer: experience desirable, but
not necessary; paid vacation and
Apply BOWEN 81 CO.. 4712 Bethes-
Evening star., 1951-06-12
COLLEGE STUDENT
OR TEACHER
FOR SUMMER MONTHS
PLEASANT WORK
SPLENDID EXPERIENCE
$720 FOR 90 DAYS
APPLY RIM. s24 BET. l AND BPM
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.

COLORED WOMEN (2)
For sales work. To take care of our
colored customers Must be neat
appearing. Age, 30-50. Write me
for interview, give phone number
MRS. H. RANDOLPH, SOIL Ames
Evening star., 1951-06-12

MANAGER to take complete charge
Of Drake duplicating service; good
salary and percentage Of profit.
916 New York ave. NV. -12
MAN AND WIFE (white). For full
group of apis. in ne. Salary S14O
mo. plus apt. Must have good ref.
and be clean. honest and sober.
AND MULTIGRApH
working conditions. DRAKE DUPLT-
eating SERVICE. 916 New York
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - Must
have private phone for future use
but at present to work in Wash
9:30 and IL Mon. through Fri.
Ask for MIR. JORDAN, DI. 7543.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

WAITRESS, experienced. refined. fol
restaurant night club, Interview
evenings. except Monday. MICH.
ELS. 1920 Vermont ave. NV. Ia
WAITRESS. white. in exclusive down.
town club: Call bet. 9:30-2 and 5
to q: meals and uniforms furnished
DI. S11S. Ia
WAITRESS. white; day work: no ex-
perience necessary. Apply DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE. Marlboro pike and Ben
WAITRESS, white. night work, q
pm. to 2 am, for small night
club. 1912 New York ave. NV. -12
WAITRESS, experienced, white. over
81; excel. SURROUNDINGS; good tips;
hrs. to suit. Call in person only
PENN B CAFE, cor. 2nd and Penna
Sc. liz
WAITRESS, night work: exper.; excel.
tips, salary. Apply in person, VILLA
NOVA REST, F st. NV. Ia
WAITRESS; good salary and working
hours, 1916. Call after 10. MI.
1859. --13
Evening star., 1951-06-12
STENOGRAPHER
RECORD DEPT.

We have a permanent position avail
able for an alert woman who enjoys
Of age. neat in appearance and will
ing to give good attendance. A
typing speed of 35 words per min,
and a fair shorthand speed are re-
quired: Many employe advantages
in addition to salary. Apply per-
sonnel. room sos. Open weekdays.
calls.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

BAR-5.ft. knotty pine. on rollers.
EX. 9255. 1908 Connecticut ave.
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs, puils
in. Fittings, new or used BLOCKS.
3056 NJ st NV. NO. 1908
BATHROOM FIXTURES, American
standards. all styles, kitchen sinks.
cabinets and water heaters, on dis
play T. J. FrTZMAURICE CO.,
1890 n st. ne. Ii. 4-5436. Ia
BATHROOM OUTFITS. cabinet sinks.
water heaters. pipe. copper tubing:
everything in plumbing. Lowest
prices. ATLANTIC. S07 v st. NV.
NO. 1921.
BATHTUBs, new used. built in, legs;
SALES CO S3s7 ds ave. DE 1870
BED. youth, inner-Spring- mattress;
as also ssas shiads wardrobe chest. Can
BED double, and springs; mahog.
veneer. $50. AP. O17S. III
BEDS. twin. mahog., and spgs.;
pieces for S45. Also pair Hollywood
beds. $40. eco. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
BUSINESS SERVICES

STONE AND CEMENT WORN spe-
Sagstone. cement. JERRY. LU.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP WOMEN
P.SM. OPERATOR

Machine operator. age 21-35; exper
and accuracy necessary; this posi-.
tion is with an expanding orgarliza-
tion extending all modern Dement'S
to employees: excellent salary tc
MR.. HQIRIIRNER IL
Evening star., 1951-06-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX X-RECEPTIONlST course easily
learned: age no handicap. Day class
tgitio%n, @ On, IS $50; , might; sss. s2Sr MRS MRS
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE 1910 @ st NV. DI, 1859.
IF YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mind
Our complete thorough course in
dental technology Qualities you for
an interesting career in this field
Kerpel School Is Endorsed by one Of
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans unions-approved for vet
erans. Other schools In New York
and Philadelphia Free placement
upon graduation Call or come in
for further information. KERPEL
SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECH.
NOLOGY $50 9TH st. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HElp WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER TYPIsT - Perm.
position; 5-day, .40-hr. wk., with
good salary and excel. working
cond in modern, air-cond. down
sWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, exp.
knowledge Of tipping; perm. employ
ment, good hours. free life and
disqualification insurance. CHER
NER MOTOR CO.. 1871 Fla. ave.
NV -ID
Evening star., 1951-06-12

STENOGRAPHER
interesting work in ofice Of manu-.
facturer: experience desirable, but
not necessary; paid vacation and
disqualification. 5-day. 4O-hour wk
Apply BOWEN a. CO.. 4712 Bethes-
da ave. ia
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Evening star., 1951-06-12

TELEvISION REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
TfhEyTsoNi Tsaf; fsfss in t1Tn 47ooSb sb
Sun. and holidays. Your radio, TV
set repaired quickly. efficiently and
reasonably by graduate technicians
with exper. in Washington's largest
stores. MI 1892 -lS
Evening star., 1951-06-12
HELP MEN 8 WoMEN tcont) REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon,)

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1929, any time.
Evening star., 1951-06-12

Anniversary sale; 20% of on all
cribs, 81 varieties, Play pens. list
$10.95 for 1888. STORKTOWN.
6113 Georgia ave. NV. GE. $500.
Evening star., 1951-06-12
PAPER HANGING

PAPER HANGING
Prompt cSGySS ss5yies; Re rsasi i, dS good TSrk.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-08
Lore-Seneca Council
No. 344
No. M
SENECAVILLE. OHIO

- CONGRATULATIONS FROM the citizens of Southeastern
J. Ohio upon the purchase of the home located
Mill Street, Senecavile Ohio. Instituted April 8, 194s,
Senecave this baby council determined succeed in its
be of God" and Country has been
the uniform purpose of the DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
preserving promoting the sentiments of civic duty
and of genuine patriotism which constitute richest inherit
bequeahed the fathers who laid the foundation
of national Since the founding of the DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA Mllvae Penna. September Is, 1891, the
order has fundamental patriotic and social need
proven by the tremendous growth nationally we'll
wide The membership has grown many many thousands
The original have been increased by the addition of
funeral benefit department. national home for the aged
bers valued than half million dollars located Tfn,
OhoThey also have orphans department and publish
official devoted the of the order and mailed
direct every member American born and who
uphold the Bible for humans cherish
his wisdom, who believe in the American way of e make
the membership of the DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. Many
great deeds recorded for the order
service in the community in which they live.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Man Stays Third Wife,
Then Kills Himself
BY the Assoeioied Press

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Oct
PA retired Chicago chiropodist
fatally wounded his third wife
and then took his own life here
yesterday in what officers said was
a case OF murder and suicide.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Leaird
OF Broward County said DR.. Frank
~. Furch, jr.. 48. who served EIGHT
years in Illinois State Prison for
killing his second wife, shot Mrs.
Lucy Slingerland Furch. 46, and
then killed himself to climax a
marital rift.
Between the shootings, the doc
tor beat Mrs. Furch's 11-year-old
daughter, Pamela, with a gun butt
and fired three shots at her but
missed, Mr.. Leaird reported. The
child suffered cuts and bruises on
the head but was reported in
good condition"
Mrs. Furch had filed suit for
divorce Saturday. alleging she had
been beaten and threatened.
Police early yesterday found
Mrs. Furch bound and gagged
lying on a twin bed with a bullet
wound in her head. DR.. Furch was
on the living room floor. also with
a bullet In his head. He died six
hours later. Mrs. Furch died last
night.
DR.. Furch, Princeton Uniyer-
slty graduate. was former presi-
dent OF the Illinois Association of
Chiropodists and a dean of the
Northwestern Institute of Foot
Surgery. He and his first wife,
Myrtle, had two children.
Evening star., 1951-10-24
Stripper Back With MIder Act,
But the Law Still Objects

bagne goblet in which Lili does
| her scrubbing. With these modi-
fications, Capt. Harmon and Capt
Pete Sutton said. the show could
go on.
But it still looks like a strip
act to me-" Capt. Harmon COM
mented darkly.
Miss st. Cyr. 80, luscious, leggy
veteran of IA years on the bur-
lesque circuit, was pinched on the
indecency charge last week and
will be arraigned tomorrow. Her
boss, Herman Hover, who was ar
rested. too, said he was canceling
the show. But yesterday. after
the American Guild of Variety
Artists reviewed Lili's act and ap-
proved 1t. Mr.. Hover changed his
mind.
He reinstated Lili and said: "I
intend to fight this thing all the
Way."