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FREE FIREWOOD
TELEPHONE TAYLOR $500.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS. hospital beds. etc.,
EospAT Eeosa! sna sass asc aeS SssS
a EQUIP. Co. NC, 1929 L st. NV.
ME 1900. Open "a hrs. 7-day week
BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 r st.
NV, MA, 1904,
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COLORED
THE MANOP uOTTCE
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

CAPITOL HILL-2-rm.. kit. and bath
apt. completely redecorated and
located across the street from
Supreme Court Bldg. An unusual
opportunity for those desiring this
location. Price. $10.5O0,. terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. g.
oNE OF THE LARGEST and finest
apartments in one Of Washington's s
best cooperative buildings is now
available. The living room is 20x25
feet and includes Q wood-burning
fireplace; there is o large foyer.
full-size dining rm., den, 8 twin
sized bedrooms and 2 baths, the
kitchen is thoroughly modern and
the entire apartment Is In perfect
condition: the location Is both quiet
and convenient, and are. south,
east and west exposures. The price
Of $4,000 is far below that of Q
house Offering similar ADVANTAGES.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. 9.
SMrTHY CO.. ST. $500; res. MI.
q.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH JOURNALIST, family, re.
quires small furn. or unfurn. house
or apartment. with yard; NV. or
Md. JU. 6-S234. go
GOVT. EMPLOYE and wife desire
furn. 2-bedrm. house for 8 mos. RE.
Ext. 2O3. exes. 24s
resident. desires 5-bedrm. unfurn.
house. Wesley Hts, Chevy Chase
sec.; cony. public transp.: 8 adults.
Rental $500 to $3.50. Box 1891.
FAMILY e adults, Q children, 16-1O),
Chase, Nd; 8 months commencing
Nov. B; near Conn. ave. Best refs.
WI. $3.50. Clio am. or rs Pm.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

WOVUO5 SSSssNOs UVs
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture Is part
payment on your MOVING, storage;
reas. ia. 1887: ewes. GE. 1416.
8. Z. MORRIS, light hauling; local
,mHCyins H Ty; y;r11IISsooi.- 11IISsoi.- .,,-M.
Hi; His s'S1s TASsFER SfIIsi s Co. AZ n ls ss4s.
MOVING ACROSS THR STREET OF
across the country; safe storage IN
nn. ssDasstss s roCns; S,n ns 7 sHpsSt s EsskiTnS dT
CO, 0,,,!N Mc-. ssstablishsd q. ~, ISo61
night- Reasonable rete& NO. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-09-24
WASHERS

automatic. 1853 models.
regularly S33g.95. tra-special price
while they last, $I99.95.. with your
old washer; no money down. Pay
81 30 week; immed. delivery; no
red tape: Many others at bargain
ave-. silver spring. Nd. jU. 1865.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
WALTER REED AREA
ARLINGTON

S22 N. IRVING ST.
Desirable, 2-story. detached home. I
block from Clarendon business cen.
ter. Features lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm., modern kit. with PANTRY, sun
porch and 8 bedrms.. newly deco
rated throughout; full bsmt.. oil
heat. 2-car Rarase, nice yard. Rent.
$l2O mo. Call Mr.. 7iinson, with
II. 9. SMITHY CO., ST. $500.
BRADDOCK HTS, Alexandria, Va
Lovely. 3::bedrm. Colonial home, "
block to bus stop: 8 min. to Penta-
gon. ! n blocks to elementary school:
fenced rear yard. Max. 2 children.
$3.50 per mo.
3.4 GIRLs-CHILDREN
Extremely neat brick semidet. Just OF
Shirley highway in Arl.. on dead-end
st. Fully equip. Very reas. rental.
JOHN ALDEN. 1854 Wilson blvd.
ia. 7-6760.
COLORED-I34I KENYON ST. NV.
Vacant; 9 Ice. rms. RECEIPT. hall.
modern kit; tile bath, gas h.-w.h.t
SI25 mo. PASQUAL REALTY CO.,
724 9th st. NV. EX. $3.50. PA
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n. ARLINGTON-Nicely furn., corner
lot. 2 bedrms.; gas heat; garage;
full bsmt.; Sl50 per mo. Cali
property manager.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500
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ROOMS FvRNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1901 QUE ST. Sc, Apt. Next to
bath. No drinking. $50 mo. One blk.
from bus to Penna. ave. AK. 4493.
LGE. DBLE. PANELED RIM, in beau
thu home, new furn.. 8 exposures,
1929 Westover DIR. Sc. vi. 6SO3.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM. With
nome prtvils. in Sc. Ii. 7-O733, 2Ss
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BOOKS NEEDEDi highest cash prices
paid; books removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 724 9th
St. NV. NE. 5995.
removed at our expense. ALBION
B0oK SHOP. 176s Pa. ave. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton. gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th Ct. NV.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
S years.. H6PWoops SsS1oe sao stS tfnna and X z
sts. NV, ME. 62S7.
FURNITURE - run contents, odd
pieces; wash. mach. stoves. refgr..
bric.a-brac etc. 8. E. FURN. EX-
FURNITURE-Singl pieces and COM
eves. and SUNDAYS, AT Al. isis. '''''
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MAN desires furn. room, private
family mr. 14th st. NV. Give partic-
ularS, Box 95-K. Star. 24s
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1924 CLIFTON SIT. NV.

14A4 N1I1r 4ON 81. INV.
L.h.k. rooms. 2nd a. with stoves
and refgrs., near bath. Child OK.
From $11-S15 per wk. Call all day
until s pm. AID. 1881, ask for
MRS. BRALEY. -26
COLORED-FURN. RIM. IN nice
home. 1868 Monroe street NV Ia.
1868 after 3 p.m. IA
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Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 ? ST. NV.
HEATERS AND RANGES
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. S952
JUNK WANTED-Highest cash prices
paid for newspapers. rags. scrap
iron and all metals; for immediate
removal. Call MID CITY JUNK CO..
Male, September issues.
VA WA's9 sa74 q '0fonaSe i'r oefVicemsn 9s
PIANO WANTED At NO COST; good
condition; will move. Call JU.
G-S13l, pa
Evening star., 1952-09-24
REFRIGERATOR
CLEARANCE.

We must close out our stock OF new
Admiral. Gibson and GE refrigera.
tors to make room for new models.
No reasonable offer refused. Open
ewes. til 8. STANDARD TIRE AND
BATTERY CO.. 10th and H sts. ne,
Ii 3-9OS2
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WASHERS, IRONERS
DRYERS, RANGES, TV
Refrigerators, Freezers
CLEARANCE SALE

SAVE UF 10 HUG
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN WEEKDAYS, Q TO 9
Silver Spring Gas g. Elec. Co.
e44 Wayne Ave. JU. S-Sg3S
Evening star., 1952-09-24

NEARBY vIRGnNIA-Three Large
OF % main house. on small countrs
estate. on main road, car neces.
sary. Utilities furn. References de-
sired. S75 monthly. MRS. STANLEY
CARPER, Mclean. Va. Ascent, Elm.
Rnnd 3i0h 26e
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sARA 3 GARDEN Gent,

MANURE. well rotted: no straw:
$3.50 per I'd; % bushels. CH.
CREEPING PHLox. oriental poppies,
giant schreiners. beautiful Oregon
iris; also white and red violets,
primrose, pinks, beautiful chrys-
anthemums. JOHN BURDCFT, at
Colesville. Md. Eyergreen 4-3s46.
DO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON-Md. suburb; Is
yrs. established; unsurpassed loca.
ton. Best offer. WA. 1896.
BOOMING HOUSE. 9 rms. bsmt. apt.
4 baths, rent S115; Income, $325:
excel IS l0essOn 3 Cash l4t5 nr aRS sSa4 4F.r@0ns
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for inde-
pendent store owners, sub-agencies
available for A. T. A. airwork. Phone
Ma. 3955. MR.. DAY. 24'
USED CAR LOT-well established.
nicely equipped; Groom ONCE; neon
sign; piped string lights: capacity.
40 cars. Reason for sellins-at TIVE
sGfission' teisls uN Rp't zc4S SlsD''' OF one NO
plant with extra outlet and truck In
Arl. Other interests, must sell: Make
offer. Csu SH. O16b eyes,, sun;
BEAUTY SHOP, large. 8 booths: shop
for cash. Owner has other. out-of-
DRivhS tsEn insfrfsts EfsrA1RANf az AMT BUSINESS
with living quarters and yard: ex-
panding bus; ABc lie. JE. 3-le4a.
IF YOUR BUSINESS is for sale "a and
SAM CHANTKER. To. o604; sH.
DkY.CLEANrNG PLANT, doing 500
wkly.; same owner 8 yrs; excel. op-
FAN c:AAANTKEHR. ?Hn ~. odo1. dGmini: III:
DiEIEsise;ATEssEN-A real buy; 10 ions
s$s ssssPsaiS ehSNrSaR: s41R: 49, HSod osS4 sssasii
snack tHSHi BAR FOR sALE-w,lI Tze sscr,.
fice, located ct 934 Ellsworth dr..
Silver Silver Spring, az near Heeht Dept.
WILL SACRIFICE thriving photog.
raphy business In monopoly loca-
ton for quick sale. Contact J. w.
TRUNDLE. Attorney, Warrenton. Va.
NvESIOR NvnsssIS for We. ysll-established. pro:
return on investment. Box 1QS.K.
GRoC.. roc MEATS. PRODUCE. EYTC.-
$4,000 in III. s-rm. apt. rent ssS
down. %S s;SSS si5S mo and IL sSEa4 t9E %: 500
CHANCE OF. A LIFETIME - Super
food market. large live store. WE'LL
established business. Owner must
sell at once. Equipment cost SAC, 900.
Su: 81. iGasa w PAsss ss 2 *. sass
KOSHER RESTAURANT and deIics. IS
lessen: over $2.S00 weekly: very
profitable: $40. 900 cash. balance
terms. MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI.
PxWNBRoKER's ExCHANGE-H ss.
ne. Watch repair; estab.: dry clean
ing. caii Ii. s-ss2s for spDoint%%s.nt.
GROCERY, cor, loc.. self-seryice; do.
I'M ing mo-, m9d. nsn business; N can be increased
ssas Ss Esey owaER RsEsy No Nee 2sss sRs and sara
YYNsTrf5 r.NF Arc ~
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1880 G ST. Sc.
rwo-room apt. II. 3-9139 after Q.
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ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA QSkO
TV-Reconditioned

12a-inch Consoles. S24.50 Down
AL screen sizes. table models, and
consoles, many with new pict. tubes,
the finest recond sets in Wash.
BLAIR TV, 4922 Wis. ave. Open
evenfnRs till Q.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

LAUNDROMATS (4)
Sell all or separate. In 1st-clase
location. Each has 20 new Westing-
house machines. dryers. good
MANOR REALTY CO.
WA QO1Q YYN aIeo
Evening star., 1952-09-24

BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after 2 Pm, GE. 1416.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
FAWTU WIVES
MONTHLY LUNCHEON

Fawtu Officers Wives held their
monthly luncheon on October %
at Aeropaln.s. Halloween decora-
tions were used for tne tables, and
the name tags were in the form
of pumpkins with the guests names
written at the top.
Hostesses were Carolyn Hand.
Doris Hartman, Margie Gaines and
Frances Bowling. The ladies serv-
ed a delicious luncheon with the
following menu: lobster salad, car
rot sticks, hot rolls, ice tea and
ice cream. The lobster was fur
nished by Mrs. Dowling, to whom
special thanks Of the group was
extended.
New members introduced at the
meeting were Freda Godding, Jean
Hardy, Virginia Kullberg, Gather
inc Matheny, Patricia Oberholtzer,
Barbara Taylor, Elizabeth Van
Kluyve, Alice Wilburn, Catherine
Lomy and Collette Bussiere.
Special guests were Roy Williams
New York representative of Com
munity Concerts, Inc, who spoke
about the operation and conduct
ing of Community Concerts in Key
West, Mrs. A. E. Buckley, Mrs.
w. H. Truesdell and Mrs. r. Z.
Vermette who is soon to open
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
Reception Honors
Sr. Club Women
Thursday EUening

The Junior Debs entertained the
Woman's Club, Junior Woman's
Club and Business and Professional
Women's Club last night at a
charming reception held on the
lawn of Miss Marlene Parks
grandmother, 1924 Newton st.
Miss Park acted as hostess for
the occasion. The. receiving line
was composed of the club officers:
Carol Reeves, Joyce Lounders,
Martha Perez, Betty Rowan, Mary
Fernandez and Betty Sheppard.
Halloween decorations were
strung about on wires. setting the
scene for the party. The tastefully
decorated tables ' offered wide
choice of tid-bits. Canapes, hors
d'oeuvres, cakes and other delici.
Gus foods all we're prepared by the
club members.
A large group Of guests from the
honored clubs came and went
throughout the evening. Time for
the reception was from 1880 to
$3.50 p. m.
The Junior Debs organization Is
sponsored by Mrs. Winston Jones
for the Woman's Club, Mrs. A. T.
Jursen, Jr. for the Junior Woman's
Club and Miss Eunice Harra for
the high school.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
WOman's Club Benefit
Will Aid Decorating Cost

Proceeds from the benefit bridge
party and fashion show which the
Finance Committee of the Woman's
Club is sponsoring November 13
at Raul's Restaurant are to be
used to defray the expenses in
Cured this past summer in re-
decorating the club house and
library.
Tickets for the event are avail
able now at the Woman's Club on
Duval Street, or may be ordered
by phoning 145M or 1892.
Interested persons are asked to
make up tables for the card game
they are interested in and to make
their reservations by groups If pos.
sible. Efforts will be made to place
single persons in a card game to
their liking, however, so everyone
is welcome.
The limited space has made il
necessary to restrict the number
Of reservations. Get yours in early.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
HaIIOpUe'en Party
Held At COnUent
Wed. afternoon

The annual Halloween Party at
the Convent of Mary Immaculate
was held Wednesday afternoon,
October %, and the sights to be
seen at the site of the Party were
wonderous indeed. Hobgoblins,
witches and clowns; fairies, SEN
oritaS and cowboy; hoop skirted
maidens, colonial gentlemen and
heather chinee, all mingled to-
gether in an atmosphere of sheer
spookery.
The student body Of the Convent,
from first to twelfth grade and
the members of st. Joseph's school,
parents and friends we're the in
vited guests. From the looks Of
things everybody came and the
party was a huge success. This is
an annual affair sponsored by the
Convent Alumni Association, and
proceeds viii be used to pay for
the new seats in the Convent Audi
torium.
Long lines formed before a big
tub of water bobbing with apples,
Everyone got an apple with good
ducking, which made the apple
taste so much the better. It was
hard to decide which the apple
bobbers enjoyed the most, apple
or dunking, as favorite Sisters of
the Convent were constantly being
gifted with the dripping apples.
There was q big concession also
that offered prizes, (including ear.
splitting whistles) for the best
markSmen among the guests. Here
funny little dummies bearing
names like "Cooky", "Rastus",
and ''Sambo" we're balanced on
shelves to be toppled by expertly
thrown baseballs.
There were cokes galore at the
big coke stand, hot dogs, ham,
burgers and ice cream too. One
Of the most popular concessions
was a "Spook House" where for
a dime you could get scared han
to death. Another popular place
was the moving picture palace, ar
ranged just for the occasion in the
Cafeteria. where cartoons were
shown all afternoon.
Cutest sight Of the afternoon. =.
three little sisters ranging in size
like the steps of stair from one
year to four in gauEy dresses with
gossamer wings, and shining star
tipped wands. The httlest fairy was
too shy to talk. the Oldest too busy
with a big ice cream cone.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

Stinchfield's Shop on Duval Street
and win operate it this season.
Officers of the group, new at
the luncheon. are Madeleine Harris,
chairman; Doris Hartman, CO.
chairman; and Advisory Board,
Margaret 10th.
The door prize, a set of Hi-jacks,
was won by George Price.
Bridge and canaSta games were
enjoyed by all the guests following
the luncheon.
HostesSes for the November
luncheon viii be Sylvia Haskins,
Paula Ingley, Kay Jones, Catherine
Lamy and Collette Bussiere.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
CORAL SHORES P.T.A.
CARNIVAL TONIGHT

There will be COLLINS and witches
galore when the Coral Shores p.
TIA. hold the annual Halloween
carnival Friday night at 7:3o at
the school. There viii be game
booths one of which will be the
House Of Horrors with prizes TO
be given away.
The parade viii begin at 7:3O
and prizes viii be given for the
children with the best costumes
from the pre.school. first and
second, third and fourth. fifth and
sixth, and Junior and Senior High
school grades. Prizes win also be
given to those children winning the
Halloween poster contest.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
Hallo,ce'en Erenf Tonight
Af .Sue NJ. Moore School

Witches and COLLINS win reign
Friday evening, October 81. at the
Sue NJ. Moore School in Marathon
when the p. T. A. holds their An
nual Halloween Carnival at the
school.
The Costume Parade win be al
tbs p. m. with prizes for the win.
ming costumes. There viii be q
Food Booth with home.bsked goods
candies. and eonfections; also q
refreshment stand serving hot dogs,
cold drinks. etc.
Mae Carter and sis Bailey, CO.
chairmen of The event, with the
assistance and cooperation of their
committee. have devoted much
tine to making this Carnival sue.
cexSfsl. Al activities far the even
ing are being worked esrt in great
detail, with raneh thought given %
the 'wefr3ness' oE the occasion
Festivities are open 10 the puhlle :
young xni old.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
EIANnERs

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Flanders
iliT GrinneIi St. are the parents
Of a son born October - st the
Z. S. Naval Hospital. The baby.
who weighed eight pounds. -
ounces al birth, has been named
Michael Willis.
Mrs. Flanders is tie formeT Miss
Sarah YTadi.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
VALDEZ SON

A nfne pound, 10 osznee scn vas
tsgn 70 Mrs. ard Mrs. Gilbert
Vahsex. ITO Ven Plaster, ~ the
Mozros Genersl Hospsssi oesohsx
=. TIE baby has been named Da-
vad Edward
Mrs. Valdez Is TIE former Miss
sArsey Egssrtson. saaehfeT of Mr..
ard Mrs. FieI6wn E8beytson. Psssr.
sal xganspRFvnss uf thg new easy
ars Mr.. ard Mrs. E1war6 NaAsex.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
apply To Wed

The following couples have ap.
piled to wed at the office Of Coun-
ty Judge Raymond r. Lord:
Edwardoc. Buckshorn, Miami
and Edna G. Benham, So, Tampa;
Carl Anthony Grieco, 10, Surasdey. +.
det and Billie Smoke. 10, 1912 Flem-
ing street, Key West; Stanley j.
Papio, Key Largo, and Lois F. Nc
Clean, Key Largo; Adolphus Milan.
es, 722 Whitehead street and Amen
da Pia, same address.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
RED INSTRUCTOR DIES

MOSCOW sS-Ths Soviet press
Hnaoancr1 tAe death today oE Gen.
Payei VerkhaaoFieh. 81. sn auShog-
Gsy aad teacher in TIE NeAA nf
military sx3enre Esr an0k az active
FNae N both ,hs RasSian RgxasS.aeS
ID Weird Var II.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
tBI O TH 9
BABY soY LOWE

Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Love
are the parents Of an eight pound,
two ounce baby boy who was born
October ~ at Monroe General Hos
pitaL The baby has been named
william Leonard Lowe, Jr.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

Did yeu ever sss ire "FIeglda
living" sseiien IN ire Sunday
Hsssld9 Well vs. like lookins 81
that magazine section 10 90 irse
Allmsn'a Furniture Store e.
vppsg pevsI s.. Al shs iovsly
new and raedsrn tuEriture fhara
b straight evs 81 . picture and
perfect foT eur srepssal herea.
WIhsthsr it's hanhee er rnedern
weeds. UpAeisssrsd - nSs. . tear
threoeh this sssre makes yea
wsnf ~ shrew eui eli re ed ard
start ever again.
particularly Ilked ~ nsw
Seas e@is bulls wlth ire tame1a
Nashmaa Spsins censfruSsion.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
FRIENDS ENJOY GALA
HALLOWEEN Event

Jean and Mary Castellano were
hostesses to a large group of their
friends at Halloween party We'd
nesday night at their home, 625
Elizabeth st. Everyone had a hilar-
ious time guessing who the other
costumed guests were and playing
various Halloween games.
The party list included: Thelma
Albury, Olga Avila, Barbara Cruz,
Jackie Boyer, Barbara Walterson,
Andrea Commit, Cecilia Kenyon,
Airline Samler, Elisa Malgret, Ka-
ty Tornado, Dorothy Harris. Nancy
Dillon, Jane Gavia, Patsy Roberts,
Johnny Roberts, Doris Yates
Glenn Roberts, Reggie de la Paz.
Lloyd Mickler, Bobby Samler, Leo
Curry, Gary Pinder, Edward Tru-
yer, Jerry Samler, Manuel Casas,
David Lipschitz and Ralph Garcia.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

Rumbas being what they are TO
Key West. was very interested
when I read about q Peach Rumha.
Here lis. but where's the wiggleF
In each dessert dish place q canned
peach half. Drop a Few drops Of
rum flavoring in each peach hol-
low. Spoon in some peach sirup.
FIN with vanilla Ice cream. Top
with toasted almonds.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

Meat estasnx al tsas rssBegSas
necs2SaEy 10 sustain Ase-
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

Yss ear sst real posfle days
as oeasld's win Rsviou's "Firs
and ice" lipaaek and usfehing
nailpoIlsh. Like flaming dlamsnds
dancing On ne rnesnl
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

I don't know how you feel about
garlic, but I think it gives a salad
lots of pep. or the Gallo touch
as some folks say. Just rub the
bowl with a cut piece and that's
plenty. If you are self conscious
or going to a party later, chew a
sprig of fresh parsley. The Chic
rophyl people win probably hate
me. but ] think that's better than
all the green gum, toothpaste or
pills in the world.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
AFL Here Gives $4,000
TO Providence HospifaI

The national office of the AFT
has given $4,000 toward the new
Providence Hospital. drive officials
announced today.
A check for this amount was
presented recently to John A
Reilly. general chairman of the
fund campaign. by William Green
AFL president.
The sum brought to 100000 the
amount contributed so far for the
hospital by organized labor. More
than $575 900 has been raised io1
the new structure to be built al
Twelfth and Varnum streets NE
Hospital officials are conducting
"a public subscription campaign fol
81. million. About half the cost
|of the 81 million hospital will be
advanced by the Federal Govern
ment. and the remainder will be
raised by the Sisters Of Charity
who founded the hospital in 1861
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Especial Announcements for Sunday Services

All Sunday morning services at
II o'clock and all evening serv-
ices at 8 o'clock unless otherwise
stated.
Chevy Chase Baptist-The Rev
John w. Lange, minister of youth
will preach at the morning serv-
ice tomorrow on How Can. We
Know God?"
PetwOrth BaptiSt-"Ascent tc
Zion" will be the topic of ser.
mon tomorrow morning by DR.. G
Othell Hand, minister of Calvary
Baptist Church, Richmond. HI
will speak in the evening on ''The
Joseph Story"
First Baptist, Manassas. Va
The Rev. Albert Davis, pastor
will preach in another of a serie!
of sermons on Things to Thinl
About"
AvOndale Baptist-The Rev
Ella Holmes Swanson, who will
leave Tuesday for adult literac,
work in Assam. India, will preach
at both the morning and evening
services tomorrow.
Third Baptist-Dr. George o
Bullock, pastor, will preach to-
morrow at the morning service
and at 1880 pm.
Columbia Heights Christian
Army Chaplain James K. McCon.
chic will preach at 1880 am
tomorrow.
| First COngregatiOnal-The Rev
Franklin I. Winter. assistant pas.
tor, will speak tomorrow at the
morning service.
/ Rock Spring CONGREGATIONAL
Evening star., 1952-08-09

sion Of Orientals, Library of Con-
gress will speak on How the Chi
nese Won Centuries Of Peace"
The A. B. Pugh class meets at 10
a m. tomorrow and will be taught
by Col. Paul McMurray. Rustin
Couples class will meet at 10 am.
tomorrow when a new series on
Community Activities for the
Underprivileged" will begin.
Charles F. Whitmore will talk on
Activities of Central Union Mis-
sion." The Susanna Wesley class
meets at 10 am. tomorrow when
Mrs. Broadus Wright will bring the
lesson. Officers of the class who
will be installed to take Office
October i are: Esther Zwald.
president; Clarice Haney. vice
president: Ruby Moss. treasurer:
Emily Floyd. recording secretary:
Marie Bockstahler. corresponding
secretary. and Esther Zwald. dele
gate to OBCA conference.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Organized Bible Glasses

The Calvary Mems Class oi
Calvary Methodist Church will be
Joined by the other adult classes
lat 9:45 am. tomorrow to hear DR.
John w. Fisher. special assistant
Ito the Attorney General.
Trinity Mems Glass Of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet at
$3.50 am. tomorrow when Rev,
Linwood F. Harris will teach the
lesson.
The Vaughn Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will meet at GAS
am. tomorrow when Representa-
tive Armstrong Of Missouri will
speak on "Saul-Israel's First
Kind" Claude Richardson, first
vice president, will preside. The
Burial Class, meeting at 10 am.
tomorrow, will be taught by Miss
Rosalie Allen.
The Box Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will meet at
9:45 am. tomorrow with Miss
Ethel Hall, as teacher.
The Forum Class of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church will
meet at 10 am. tomorrow. Arthur
w. Hummel, director of the Divi-
Evening star., 1952-08-09

NEW APPOINTMENT - The
Rev. Arthur HI. Underwood,
assistant rector for two years
at Christ Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, Thirty first and
o streets NV, has been named
vicar of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Charlotte, Mich. and
of st. Matthias Church, Eaton
Rapids. He will leave Tuesday
for his new assignment.
-Bachrach Photo.