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HELP MEN AND WoMEN
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DESKS

DEShS
Once. new and used; all sizes and
types at great savings. N. FRANK
g son. 414 3ra st: NV. EX. .a474
DIAMONDS = Mans. Va cta S76
Lady's, " CT, 800: man 5, ~ ct,
$125; mans. q Ct, SITS: lady's.
! Ct. 5000: man's. l ct.. 5000;
$400. All prices include mounting
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON 6
co: l423 = st. NV, ME, 3440. --6
DINETTE SET. chromium gray For
mica. 4 uphol. chairs. Cost Sl7O
nsH,, sell $50, Like new; II. 5000.
winter rugs 9x12, 5 scatter rugs;
DRAPEs AND cORNIcE-silk faille
custom made. ideal for picture
EEslndow; Ess sacrifiee' AK. $500. Ext
FILE CABINETS, new, steel. iette,
and legal size, with or without
locks; 500 30 and up. 2028 14th st
II. -
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All sizes and models In stock. STAND.
ARD TIRE q BATTERY Co, IOth
ana n sss, ne. Open ewes. TIL
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MlscELLJlNe0Us FOR SAlRF
. RADfc-pHoNOOnApHa

MAGNAVOX TRADE-INS
Excellent BARGAINS. fully reeond. and
guar; wide selection styles. nm
tshes and prices; some speakers
AM-FM. sp. phonos. Other makes,
saqios and radio-phono. comb. from
FRED WALKER
2605 Wilson Blvd. .Arl.
Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. iii . pii pm.
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FILE CABINETS

New 4-drawer steel, letter size, S44;
legal and letter size, with and with.
or walnut. N. FRANK g. SON
IA 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W.

CAPITOL HILL. block Library Con.
pleasantly furnished rm. Ii. 3-29I3.
Ill
1904 Send ST. S.E.-Nice rm., Ice.
closet; c.h:w., unlim. phone; adult
home; settled empl. lady; 1 blk.
Hillcrest bus; S35 mo. AK. $500. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WEBSTER CHICAGO SO tape re-
corder. lust oought new. S1S9.5 80:
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COMPANION 70 LADY
Refined sisn very ssoSsp Ssspepdabls; a can leave %
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MIScELLANE0us FOR SAG

WASHER. Easy Spinner Dc luxe.
aTi 9TifnS-SSey s-Sssa Kill sacrifice, sis5.
WASHER. q. Z. wrinter type. Good
condition. $40. 81. 4917. --6 :
WASHER. Easy Whirldry. with stand.
nght-weight aluminium. apt size,
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"WASHERS"

New Automatics. II you have cash
and yant an honest deal. see US
last; PARAMOUNT Co, Georsia ave.
at w st. NV. HtJ. 1900
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BEDs-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 r st.
n.W.. MA. 4O94.
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SHARE ROOM
For young lady to share with another,
Twin beds, maid service, plenty of
heat. Walking distance downtown.
1923 18th st. NV. --0
COLORED-GIRL 10 SHARE apt.
with others: all privils.; eoiiv.
transp. HO. 1851, after 3. Iii
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PlANO--Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
tone. Baldwin patented, full blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealine
cases IN mahogany, walnut. Light
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Applicants will be considered witt
or without experience. New ONCE
new furniture and equipment. Ap
ply Room IL, College Park Once
Building, 1888 Baltimore blvd, Col.
lege Park, Maryland.
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JUNIORS .. Jewel.foned silk
and royon and ocetote ofter-fve dress
with nodded torso . the florine skirt
godeted at the hip!ine. Boteou neckIine,
ottentuoted sleeves. Striking accom-
poniment: A jeweIed golden cutIoss.
FIorentIne red, Dior blue, Peacock. Sizes
9 to IS.
S19.95
Jelletf's-Junior Deb Shop, Fourth
Floor. And at Bethesda, Shirlington,
SIDer Spring and Upper Conn. Ave.
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JUNIORS deet.piled acool.
and.Cashmere blend! Pendulum
cut with sunburst tucks ot the back Of
the shoulders Deep ormhoIes, rolled
collar adjustable cuffs. Hand picked
collar, cuffs and 'front.' Slash pockets,
sineIe-button closing. Blond Nude or
Fire Arrow Red Sizes 7 to l3.
S69.75
JelletTseJunior Goats, Third Floor,
r Street. Also at Bethesda, Shirlington,
SilDer Spring and Upper Conn. ADe.
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WOMEN'S Paris.inspired
detail in the SNORT cope-sIeeves Of this
dress coat. Stroieht-bocked bov design
of rouoh-hewn Forstmonn wooen Roll
color ond sleeve trim Of grey Persian
Lamb (orjein-Afghoniston) Deep
ormhoIes, three-button closing. Tropic
Night Blue or Sea Hawk Grey. Sizes
"a to 40
s145
Jellefts-Women' Goats.
Third Floor, + Street.
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MISSES .. Ranch mink loops
softly around the throot Of this dress coot
with controlled fuIIness. The fobric-
smortIy three-dinensionoI JuiIord AIoro
wooIen. Shirtmoker cuffs, deep ornhoIes,
three-tutton closing. Crescent-ended
dort trim in back Storfish Beige, Nutrio,
Black. Sizes 10 to l6
S145
Jelletfs-MiSses' Goats, Third Floor,
F Street. Also at Upper Conn. Ace.
and SilUer Spring.
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WONEN'S . velvet late.day
dress. Beautifully controlled styling
with notched V-throot, fIuidIy full skirt.
Three-ouorter sleeves ore softly shirred,
caught with velvet cord bows. A furry Of
rninestones pinned high on the left.
Black, plum, navy. Sizes l42 to wv.
SIPS
Jelletfs-Women's Dresses,
Second Floor, F Street.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAN to clean snow, properties
South Lake Shore and 193rd. ".
1856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
HELP WANTED (MALE)

INSURANCE assistant, young man,
21-28, experienced or to learn, plac-
ing and policy checking, notary and
tax work, bookkeeping, accurate
typist, conscientious and alert per-
son will have excellent advancement
dence. E. w. Kruger, IT'S East 152nd
St
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BLACK coin purse, lost either on
Babbitt rd. bus of Cleveland or 26Oth
bus of Euclid, Friday evening. De-
cember 18th. Please call RE. 1-772S.
Reward.
PLEASE return bowling ball taken
from car on Marsdon ave, Sunday,
December l4th, reward. RE. 1852.
FUR neck piece, vicinity East l52nd
st. and st. Clair ave-, Saturday eve
ming. reward. Call RE. 1-475l.
BABY Identification beads, pink blue
and white, boy, Stanic. Call KE.
WOMAN'S brown hat. Saturday vic;,3--
ity Lake Shore blvd. RE. 1854.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
HELP WANTED (MALE)

INSURANCE agent, full or part time,
lifetime renewal, we train. Furlong
Insurance Agency, 22480 Shore Gem
ter DIR. Saturday morning, 1890 a. m.
RE. 1883.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
HELP WANTED

REAL estate salesman or saleslady to
work out of Euclid or Cleveland Of
flee; will train qualified party. Page
Realty, Realtors. ". 1904.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-12-18
HELP WANTED (rEMALE)

CARE for baby while mother works,
1890 p. m. to 7:30 a. m, room for
mother optional KE. 1-7451. days.
WAITRESS. Apply at Fran's Lunch.
914 East 152nd st. UL. 1-0881.
CLEANING woman, vicinity 222nd st..
bus line, for Tuesday. RE. 1883.
CAFETERIA supervisor, good salary,
5la days; January 1st; must drive
own car. ". 1-1908 or Box WA, 814
East 152nd st.
CASHIER and counter work, to /
p. m, 5 days. Reliance Plant, Euclid
immediate or January 1st. w. 1-1908.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

FAMOUS MAKE 20" Table TV
1855 brand new in original factory
cartons. At all Z Lacy's stores
Originally $289.95; now Sl5S.S5'
FAMOUS MAKE 20" Projection TV
Console. 1850 demonstrator with
Iarper-Than-Life Screen. Just one
at Lacy's Silver Spring. Original
price of S599.95 slashed for quick
sale to S109.95.
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FAMOUS MAKE Home Freezer. 70
Gu. #. 1850 demonstration at Lacy's
9th and E SITS. NV. and College
Park stores. Were $399.95, now only
1919.
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HOTPOINT Table Ironer. 1850
demonstrator LRI at Lacy's 9th &
E. Originally S59.95; now $39.
CONLON Console Ironer. 1850 DEM
onstrator rs at Lacy's 18th & E and
1907 H st. NE. Was $159.95; now
only $50.
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1851 Is" Televisi0n
Only SIT

l6-in. Table Television. 1851 DEM
onstrator. Just one at Lacy's 1907
IA st. NE. store. Reduced from
$269.95 to a low, low SIT.
STEWART-WARNER l0h" Console
TV. 1850 demonstrator. Just one at
|Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV. Orig
|inally sold for $279.95, terrific buy
lat only $50.
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HOTPOINT Automatic. Sink Dish
washers. 1850 demonstrator models
MCP16 at Lacy's 9th b E and Silver
Spring. Were $439.95. for only $349.
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IS s& ma q Il d ~ s
At Lacy's Sfh s E Store Only
BROILERS. With ad-
Unstable broiling levels. Broils
steaks, chops in minutes. Just 8 at
Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV. Were:
S19.95, now only $11.SS
ELECTRIC FOOD MIXER. Has 3
mixing speeds. Comes complete
with stand and mixing bowl. Just
ls ct Lacy's Sth and E SITS. NV.
Originally sold for $24.O0, now just
S16.99 at 1acy's.
ELECTRIC FOOD BLENDER. Two
speed blender with non-breakable
container. Sold originally for $500,
now at Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV.
only for $1S.S8.
STUDENT DESK LAMP. May be
adjusted for comfortable reading.
Were: $2.95, now $1.39 at Lacy's 9th
and E SITS. NV.
ELECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLA-
TOR. Has two heats. One to perco-
late. One to, keep coffee warm. Sold
originally for $8.95, now only $3.50
at Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV.
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC RIC
GRIDDLE. Ideal for quick frying
and grilling. Just 20 at Lacy's 9th
and E SITS. NV. Were $14.95, now
$3.50.
STEAM IRON. With
fabric heat control. Can be used
wet or dry. 18 at Lacy's' 9th and E
SITS. NV. Were originally $1S.95,
now only $10.99.
ELECTRIC COMB. WAFFLE IRON
SANDWICH GRILL. 2 at Lacy's 9th
and E SITS. NV. only. Sold formerly
for $29.95, now only a low $16.95.
AUTOMATIC POP-UP TOASTER.
Toast light, medium or dark. With
removable crumb tray. Just II at
Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV, Original
price, $17.95. Lacy's price, S9.77.
ELECTRIC SPRAY GUN. Ideal for
spraying enamel, varnish, insecti-
cides, etc. Just 20 Of these best sellers
at Lacy's 9th and E SITS. NV. Sold
originally for $1O.95. now only $3.50.
WESTINGHOUSE TRIO
HEATER. Portable, move it to any
room for instant heat. Just o at
Lacy's 9th and e Sts. NV. Original
price, $12.95. Lacy's price, S4.99.
SILEX COFFEEMAKERS. Makes u
full cups of coffee as you like it. Top
buy at Lacy's 9Th and E SITS. NV.
Were $6.75, now only $2.69.
ELECTRIC IRON. Has thermostatic
heat control for all kinds of fab
RIGS. At all z Lacy's stores. Sold
originally for $685., now only $3.50.
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC TRIC
22o volts. Complete with
roasting dishes. Just 2 at Lacy's
9th and e SITS. NV. Originally sold
for $44.95, now a low S27.99.
ELECTRIC ROOM HEATER. Ad-
Unstable reflectors direct flow of
heat where you want it. A great
heater buy at all z Lacy's stores.
Originally S19.95, now only $9.99.
LIONEL TRAIN SETS
and accessories s--------- 200, off
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WESTINGHOUSE RADIO-PHONO
Console in bowed front design. Pow
erful radio, short wave band and
automatic record changer. 1850
Idemonstrator at Lacy's 9Th & E SITS.
NV. Orig. $379.95, now only $99.
ARVIN Radio Phono Console.
Brand-new 1851 model 462M with
3-speed changer. In original factory
cartons at all z Lacy's stores. Orig
inally S1S9.95, reduced to SIT.
CAPEHART Radio -Phono Console
Combination. FM-AM with 3-speed
lphono. Brand-new 1851 model zoos
at all Z Lacy's stores. Save S100.
Originally $269.S5, sale price S169.95.
MOTOROLA FM AM CONSOLE
COMBINATION with automatic
record changer. Orig. $149.95. now
only $50.
ADMIRAL Radio Phono Console
Combination FM-AM and Auto
matte Phono. (1) 1850 trade-in at
Lacy's 9Th 81 E. Only $50.
lCROSLEY Radio Phono Console
with. FM-AM radio and 3-speed
record changer. ~ at Lacy's 8 3,
E. Originally S299.95; now only
s109.95.
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APT. SIZE PORTABLE WASHER
complete with wringer. Just "a al
Lacy's 9th & E. Originally $49.95
now only $29.99.
APT. SIZE PORTABLE WASHER
complete with wringer and pump
Formerly $64.95, now only S39.99.
APT. SIZE WASHER complete with
pump. Just ~ at Lacy's 9th & E
Reduced to u price. Sold for $74.95
now selling "as is" for only $36.99.
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1851 IA" TelevisiOn
Only $50

14-in. Console Television 1851 dem.
onstrator. Just one at Lacy's 9th &
Ia SITS. NV. Priced originally al
S269.95. Lacy's low price is S69.-
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81

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BENDIx and HOTPOINT Gas and
Electric Dryers. 1850 demonstra-
tors (701Gl, GD2) at Lacy's 9th &
T.. Were S239.95 and $249.95, for
only $199.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

FAMOUS MAKE Electric Range.
Full-size model with oven and
broiler. Just one 1880 demonstrator
at Lacy's 9Th and E SITS. NV. Orig
inally sold for S239.95, now only SITS.
COLUMBUS Apartment Size Gas
Range. 4-hurner with oven and
broiler. 1850 floor samples (94L) at
all z Lacy's stores. Was $109.95 for
only $50.
GIBSON De Luxe Electric Range.
with raiseable deep well unit. 1850
floor sample (200G) at Lacy's NE.
store. Formerly S3S4.95, now $259.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

16-in CONSOLE Tv. Just one 1851
demonstration model at Lacy's 9th &
E SITS. NV. Original price, $299.95.
Lacy's price, $79.
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MAJESTIC 1914 in. Table TV. 1886
demonstrator 100. Just one on sale
at Lacy's 9th & E and 1907 H st
NE. Orig. price $209.95, now priced
at a very low $55.
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Read each and m On sale at all Lacys stores Sorry
Shop Saturday at 8t $3.50 to PM all
and warranty where required by manufacturer Shop early Saturday at Lac
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demonstrators floor sampe TV and refrigerator trads
special Ls for everybody So that
ied for convenience; short and the mped reading
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ADMIRAL 19-in. Combination TV
FM-AM radio and 3-speed auto
matte phono. 1851 demonstrator
Just one at 9th & E SITS. NV
Formerly $745.00, now 1899.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

CROSLEY II" Blonde Oak Table
TV. Brand-new 1851 model 472B1
At all Z Lacy's stores. Was $319.95;
now for $239.95.
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19-in. CONSOLE TV. What a price
for a 19-in console. 1851 demon
strator sold originally for $429.5O.
One each at Lacy's 9th g. E and
1907 H st. NE. stores for $199.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

HALLICRAFTERS 16-in. TV. Just
one 1851 demonstration model 745
at Lacy's 9th & E SITS. NV. Was
S299 .95, now $99.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

ROOM HEATER. Ad-
Unstable reflectors direct flow of
heat where you want it. A great
heater buy at all z Lacy's stores.
Originally S19.95. now only $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-01-11

BENDIX 20-in. TV Console. Jus
one 1851 demonstrator C200 a
Lacy's 9th & E SITS. NV. Priced II
sell originally for S479.95, Lacy
chops the price to just $199.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

But she bucked up and pulled her.
self together in few minutes. /"
The bus arrived in New York
two weeks ago and has visited
iPhilad delphia and Baltimore In the
start Of its grand American tour.
It surprised occupants Of Balti-
lmore's white stopped houses yes
terday morning. It went through
the town about s o'clock with a
police escort. When people In
second floor bedrooms heard the
sirens they rushed to the windows.
Then they jumped back. They
weren't used to two-story buses.
The bus arrived in front of the
District Building at Pennsylvania
avenue and Fourteenth streets
NV. about noon. It remained
on exhibit for a time and then
was pressed into service to give
some of the Cherry Blossom
Iprincesses sightseeing tour.
1t will be back at the District
Building at IL am. tomorrow for
an official greeting from the COM
|missioners. British Ambassador
Sir Oliver Franks will attend. The
bus will be on display tomorrow
and Tuesday and leave for Pitts
burgh Wednesday.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Juliana Voices Sympathy
For Victims Of Tornadoes
By the Associated Pres,

Queen Juliana Of the Neither
lands has sent President Truman
a message expressing sympathy
for the victims of the last weeks
tornadoeS.
The message and the Presi-
dents reply was made public yes
terday by the State Department,
1--WE are deeply moved by the
terrible disaster caused by the tor
nadoes, accept our feeling Of sim
cere sympathy for the victims. u
the Queen said.
Mr.. Truman replied:
"The expression Of sympathy
on the sad losses sustained in the
recent tornadoeS which I have
received from Your Majesty and
His Royal HighnesS prince Bern
hard) is deeply appreciated.
Please accept the gratitude OF
the people of the United States
for your thoughtful message"
Evening star., 1952-03-30
House Group Approves Bill
To Raise Cotton Supports
BY the Assosioted Pres.

The House Committee on Ag-
riculture yesterday approved leg
iSlation to increase the support
price Of cotton by 3.5 cents q
pound if the 1852 cotton crop
equals or exceeds 16 million bales.
The bill. by Representative Alb
ernathy. Democrat, of Mississippi,
would change the standard for
parity and price support purposes
for middling seven-eighths inch
toe low middling seven-eighths
inch.
The 16 million bales is the goal
established by the Department of
Agriculture. -
The bill was amended by the
Agriculture Committee to make
the lower standard applicable in
1852 If any Of the official esti-
mates of the Department of Agri-
culture indicate a crop of 16 mil
lion bales or more.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

n H
That double decker bus that goi
IA Lotto double takes from passing
motorists as it rolled about Wash
ington yesterday was q genuine
London omnibus.
/ 1t is a No. II. omnibus and the
destination sign read: ssBucking-
ham Palace road. Westminster
Abbey, Whitehall. Charing x
Strand. Fleet street."
It has not gone. astray. 1t was
sent here by the British Travel
Agency to promote home thoughts
from abroad.
It certainly did in one instance
She was a British girl who became
a war bride. according to George
Streater. one Of the three drivers
who accompanied the vehicle from
London.
''She had two little ones with
her." said Mr.. Streater, 'and
when she got in it, she went all
to pieces s-she was that homesick
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Truman Letter Urges
Church Attendance al
Good Friday Services

President Truman urged Christ
aans Of Washington to attend
services during the traditional
''three hours observance" Of
J. Christ's death on Good Friday,
April IL.
In q letter to DR.. Charles w.
Lowry, chairman Of the Three
Hours Observance of Good Friday
Committee. released last night,
the President said. IT hope the
great family Of Christians In the
Nations Capital will pause on
Good Friday to contemplate dur
ing the traditional Three Hours
Observance the awesome mystery
Of the Passion and death Of
Christ.
I'VE live in troubled times when
sorrow and suffering are the por-
ton of men and women every
where" the message continued.
"Humanity's cry Of despair win
find hope in the voice Of religion
Affirming that the words Of Jesus
Christ, DO good to them. that
hate you.' are not only the words
of Christian idealiSm but also the
command Of democratic realism.
Observance Widened.
If the human race Is to survive
In this new and unpredictable age, I
all men must accept the. teaching
of the great Apostle to the Gen-
tiles who exalts love even above
faith and hope and declares we
are as nothing II we have not
charity
Mr.. Truman expressed gratifica-
ton that each year $50 many
churches in Washington. of vary
ing and diverse allegiances and
persuasion, are cooperating toI
bring a larger number of Chris
tions into observance, each In hisl
own way. Of the solemn commence
ration Of Good Friday. I bespeakI
for this undertaking the fullestl
support Of leaders throughout the
=
Government, as well as local, civic
and public organizations" 4
Cooperation Sought.
The Good Friday Committed
seeks the voluntary cooperation
of business firms. Government and
District agencies and professional
organizations to permit their en-
ployes time of from IL noon to 8
pm. on Good Friday to attend
services.
Co-chairman Of the committee
are the Most Rev. Patrick Al
O'Boyle. Catholic Archbishop Of
Washington; the Rt. Rev. Angus
Dun. Episcopal Bishop of Wash-l
ington, and Methodist Bishop
Charles Wesley Flint OF Washing |
ton.
The Rev. Joseph E. Gedra Isl
executive secretary Of the commit
tee and the Rev. Lawrenc P. GattiE
Is assistant secretary.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
.26 Awarded Prizes
In In Boys Club Craft
Competition and Show

Prizes were awarded to 26 boys
In three classes and three age
groups at the annual Metropolitan
Police Boys. Club craft COMPETE
ton and exhibit yesterday at Club
No. 4.
The three classes ia which the
boys competed were woodcraft,
hobbycraft and artcraft. In each
class there was a competition for
q midget division. a junior divi-
sion and q senior division.
In the woodcraft competition
the midget division winner was
James Fisher, 8. from the South
west Club; whose entry was a table
lamp. Junior winner, was 13-year-
old Kenneth Harris. Of Club No.
4, also with lamp. A book case
won the senior division for Robert
Copeland, Is, Of No. 13. ),
Midget honors in the hobbycraft
competition were taken by Nor
man Jackson, 10, of No. 13. who
entered a basket. Junior division
winner was a pair of moccasins
entered by Joe Warner, IA, from
Club No. 5. and Robert Harrison
Is, Of No. 4, won the senior COM
petition with q ship in q bottle
William Bullen. 8. Of No. 13
carried the midget division in the
aircraft class with a cut-out of a
policeman. Taking his second first
place ribbon was young Harris OF
the Junior division who entered
a plaster ash tray. Senior winner
was William MCGEE, 16, of the
Southeast Club. with q water color
| painting.
Judges of the competition were
Mai. Ernest w. Brown. founde,
of the Police Boys Club. and
members Of the Board Of Direc.
tors
Evening star., 1952-03-30
8 Rescued From River
After ; Boats Capsize
Treated for Exposure

Six persons. rescued from the
Potomac River and a tributary
were treated for exposure yester-
day after two rowboats and q
canoe capSized.
Three rowboat passengers were
picked up by Harbor Police about
5 pm. after their boat turned
over near the Virginia side of the
river between Memorial and High
way bridges. They were Neil r.
McC Callunn. ~, q carpenter, of
4O15 Twenty ninth street, Mount
Rainier: his brother, Malcolm, 90,
|a plumber. and Mrs. Malcolm De-
Lorn McCallum, 80.
Released After Treatment.
They were taken to Emergency
Hospital, where they were released
after treatment.
About noon, two iron workers
on q fishing trip were rescued
from Reaches Run, near WASH
ington National Airport, after
their outboard boat capsized. The
men. Wilbur B. Dabney, 81, Of 22O
East Mason avenue, Alexandria.
and Fora w. Wells. SO, Of Sll
Queen street. Alexandra, were
treated for shock and exposure at
the Boiling Field boat house.
Rescued BY Boiling Boat.
A Boiling Field rescue boat
hauled the men to safety.
A Georgetown University stu
dent rescued Nick Conklin, II, Of
6100 Twenty ninth street NV.
after his canoe capsized in the
Georgetown Channel. The stu-
dent was William A. Jordan. Is,
who also was In q canoe.
Harbor Police took young conk-
lin to shore.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
Additional Social and
Personal News
81. Paul

Windy City Visitor; Rev. Paul
Turner of, Chicago, win arrive in
the city Thanksgiving day and be
the house guest of Rev. and Mrs.
James c, Dixon, 666 w. Central
Ave
Rev. Turner, q former Mime
sotan, win be the speaker at the
morning worship hour at st.
James AME church, Dale and w.
Central Ave.
Pragmateia Sorority; Mines.
Annette Robinson. Junauld Brad
dock, Helaine Rhodes and Maui
reen Tillman, members of the
Pragmateia sorority Of st. Paul.
visited Crispus Attacks Home, $50
Collins st. Sunday Nov. 20. They
presented four large boxes con-
tanning linens, glassware and
cooking utensils to the home. This
was a project undertaken by the
sorority. Before leaving they were
shown through the building.
Sister Leaves; Mrs. Lena Har-
vey OF Des Moines left Saturday.
Nov. % for her home. Mrs. Har-
vey has been in St Paul five
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Boyd, 443 Mackubin st. Mrs.
Boyd has been i'll, but Is conval-
escing now.
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter suthern, sss
Rondo Ave, are having few rel
atives and friends in for dinner on
Thanksgiving Day. Among the
guests will be Mrs. Suthern's
grandmother, Mrs. DIN p. Wells,
3641 Fourth Ave. So, and Misses
Joyce Taborn and Christine Nc
Kinnie, also of 3e41 Fourth Ave.