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Evening star., 1952-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

VIII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
amy amy olssI dssts ,Son SSontraSted for sy any
PAYNE, 2461 18th st. NV.
ANY ONE WHO SAW WOMAN falling
from center door of J-6, bus on
Georgia and New Hampshire aves.,
June JJuanne GROUND $3.50 PM. please
AM NoT RESPONSIBLE for "a any
Other than my" myself suFoRsp b eas one T
sno1Ia Sn9xD' vS 900 E. Luray ave-. Alex
1si1 st44,syys,eck sy,ck ,sSI SEDAN. As. sns,ns No.
GARAGE i2s7 s RociVille ~ nHSlkoSE pifs, kSsfs
ville Nd. will be sold Tor storage,
saturday, June IA. 1859. Last
owner. basil A. Kackos. IS
SLIP COVERS
Custom Made; Chairs, compI., S16.a5
Upholstering; Chairs. compl., $3.50
ATLAS UPHOLSTERING CO.
Wv. 4IoS Ewes, GE. 1851
Ill
N0TICE SGdC ,sN, Of SPECIAL MEETING OF
visions Of Article II b. " Of 'ts tie IsS- RS-
Laws Of the National Savings and
Trust Company, the Board Of d.
on the thirteenth day Of May, 1865.
called 2 special meeting Of the
St9ckholders Of the Company to be
Fifteenth Street and New York
avenue. Northwest. Washington. b.
G., on Tuesday, the seventeenth
day of June, 1852, at three O'clock
PM. Daylight Saving Time, for the
purpose Of having the Stockholders
vote upon a proposal to reduce the
par value OF the shares of the cap
ltal stock of the Company from
500 per share to $40 per share
by. issuing 10 shares Of $40 par
value stock in exchange for each
presently outstanding share OF SI0O
par value. stock. Approval Of this
proposal by the Stockholders viii
not change the total par value OF
the outstanding shares of capital
stock. which Is $1,000, 600. The
stock transfer books will be closed
for ten days before the meeting,
the tenth day being the date OF
NELSON J. FOSTER.
aeo'11 Secretary.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
AUCTION SALES tcons. /,
c. s. cRRPEN. .Auetioneer.

Naval ofncer leaving area. household
furnishing BY public auction satur-
Day. June 2, at / pm. at residence,
Of Oakton (Va.) School on Road
655, and right Y mile on Road 7OI
to 3rd house. Terms Of sale, cash.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

SEVENTH RACE-Pace, Glass 20 (2nd
diX The Columbia Country Club;
Evening star., 1952-06-06

SIXTH RACE-Pace. Glass % (1st div. },
early closer; l mile Purse, $2.25O Event
NO. l6, THE Columbia Country Club.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING ex-
perienced preferred. Excellent work
ing conditions: assured future to
MARTIN MoToR SALES. 400
AUTO MECHANIC for new car dept.
RS Pe fses9s asae Ekss MSasr1 aSp
Tebo, BEAL MOTOR Co. 14th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. %
AUTO MECHANIC - Chrysler- -Plym-
outh leadership. Perm. position to
vacation, ". a; T. A: hospitaii1a-
See Mr. Staten. ROYAL MoTroRss.
INC, 41O0 Georgia ave. NV. ---S
AUTO MECHANICS--Exper. front
ssnera sea man meeSsncs ass1 sauBRedd Bdss aaio 1f
Fs1sa?s5es H6ge fSSo 4ons saSii; Ssh
AFRO TS N MACHAyicso HE1 VI OK sse1nerje5s.a 41e1
necessary. Plenty Of work In very
modern shop under pleasant work.
ing conditions. Paid vacations.
holidays and employe benefis in. an
organization permanently estab-
MoToR sfS Sc Co. isi4 'AHdsi Disronai sMrd. rd..
Alex, AL. 3055. IS
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced in all
makes preferred. Must be sober and
reliable. Salary and all usual COM
pany benefits. paid vacations See
Mr.. Reese. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO., INC. East-West hwy. Colesville.
rd., Silver Spring. --S
AUTO MECHANfC--Five-d week,
paid holidays, vacations, sick bene-
fits. Our men are now making from
Sl00 to S125 per wk. See Mr.. Car
penter. WILLIAMS g. BAKER, INC.
2519 M st. NV. Washington's oldest
Nash dealer, ----
AUTO MECHANIC-Experie on
Chrysler products preferred; 5-day
week goo6 guahranfeed salary and
tion; disqualification and life In
surance; other benefits. A good
place for steady worker. Call
Mr.. Little, OR. 5000
PEAKE MOTOR CO.
4505 WIS. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

FOURTH RACE-Pace. Glass 20: / mile.
PIP.
/. Sally Jane P. Church) )--12-1
& Lacy Laura q. Belote) 1.---8 81
4. Stewart Proximity W. DevIinl al
9. Doctor Vic ct. Walters) -..---20-1 i
g. volo Napoleon wv. Holmes) ---.5-1
Eaaies ace (G: King! ----15-l
Evening star., 1952-06-06

p,zls EIGHT Goo oRAcE-pacs 6s 1 mil.
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90, "Aes'
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Auto fabrication Man

White: excellent salary. 5h-day week.
insurance plan. vacation with pay,
clean uniforms supplied. permanent
position.
WILSON PONTIAC, INC.
1926 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
Classified Ad Rates

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time CSC per line.
8 to times .onsecutively 35c per
times consecutively 33c per hne,
New Automobiles 55c per line 4-line
Special Notices and Personal &c per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time Ior correction before second
Evening star., 1952-06-06
JAMES 2. IUUMEY, Attorney,
DIO 18th st. NV, Wash, 6. ID. C.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District OF Columbia.
Aoioing Probate Court.--In Re:
Estate Of SUSIE E. HAYES, De-
ceaSed.-AdminiStra No, 77447.
ORDER N1S1.-Elmer Darling. ad-
minfstrator. estate Of Susie e. Hayes,
deceased, having reported to the
Court receipt of an offer to purchase
real estate dscribed as Lot az,
Square 937 improved BY premises
40 Tenth Street, NE. for the sum
cf Nine Thousand dollars, (S9,-
UUO;OO), terms all cash and said ad-
mlniStrator having recommended ac-
ceptance OF said offer, It Is, BY the
Court, this I'd day Of June, 1882.
ordered that said offer be accepted
and the sale ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shown to the con-
trary or higher offer for said real
made on or before the 18th day Of
June. 1852, at 10 am, at which
time higher offers will be considered
and objections to said sale heard:
provided, that a copy of this order
pc published once in the Washington
Law Reporter, and once in The Eve
ming Star. publication to be made
at least 10 days before the last
mentioned date. DAVID A. PINE.
Judge. (Seal.J A True Copy. At
test: MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy
Register Of Wills, Clerk Of the
PROBATE Court. je6.
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HERMAN MILLER. Attorney.
300 II St, NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing q Probate Court.--Estate of
MorrisgA. Katz. Deceased. 80
3Ss, Administration Docket I6s.-
Application having been made here
IN Tor probate Of the last will and,
Testament of said deceased. and for
letters testamentary on said estate.
py Rachel R. Katz 1t is ordered
this 5th. day of june. AID. 1867.
that Isabella Katz and ali others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday. the 9TH day of July, AID.
1852. at 1000 o'clock AM, TO show
cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof
6c published in the washington
Law Reporter" and '-The Eyenine
Star" once in each Of tree sue sue
cessive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned. the first publica-
tion to be. not less than thirty DAYS
before said return day. Witness.
the Honorable BOLITHA ]. LAWS
Chlef judge Of said Court, this 5tli
day OF June. AID. 1852. 1Seai1
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES, Dep
uty Register of Wills for the District
o. Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. je6. 1920
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Continued on Next Pasel
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Rosecroft Rucewov

Post Time. a:IR PM.
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Custom Made; Chairs. compI., Sl6.95
Upholstering; Chairs, compl.. SAG. 80
ATLAS UPHOLSTERING co.
oV' 4IoS Ewes, GE. 1851
Evening star., 1952-06-06

THIRD RACE-Pace, Class % led J:
mile. Purse, $500,
Evening star., 1952-06-06

AUTO LUBRICATION MAN and
days. vacations, sick benefits; -$45;
5Ia days. WILLIAMS g. BAKER.
INC, 2S19 M St. NV. See Mr..
williams
Evening star., 1952-04-14
FEC Ends Long Freeze
On Tv 10 Make WAY
For 1000 Stations

The Federal Communications
Commission today lifted its three
and-a-half -year-old freeze on new
television station licenses.
The action will permit more
than 1000 TV stations through
the United States and it's terri
tories. There now are only 10S
stations.
It will also change channels for
some stations and create 10 new
channels in the ultra high fire.
quencies (VHF).
The FEC order sets aside 242
channel assignments exclusively
for educational, non-commercial
use. A plea by some schools to
permit part-time commercializa-
tion was turned down.
Within two hours after open
ing time today, the FEC filed re-
quests for 1000 application forms.
Representatives of law firms
serving clients in all parts of the
country lined up at the commits
sion offices to pick up the blanks.
Processing of applications for
the new commercial and educa-
tional channels will get under way
July /. They will be handled in
the order in which they are re-
ceived.
The industry expects it will take
long time before the 2,053 sta
tions allowed in 1921 communi-
ties over the country will be in
operation. They estimate no more
than a dozen will be in operation
by the end of the year.
Today's order also:
l. Adopts a final table of local
channel assignments in the UHF
and WIFI for specific cities.
2. Sets up a formula for exact
mileage separations between TV
transmitters and fixes power
standards.
The action freezing assignment
of new channels was taken Octo-
ber l, 1948, to allow FEC to study
what assignments would be made.
FEC expects to give priority to
applications from areas which now
have no TV stations.
Materials will not hold up new
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Virginia Gets 80 Stations
And MARYLAND 80

Virginia was allotted air space
for 80 television stations and
Maryland IL as the Federal Com
munication Commission lifted its
freeze on television channel alloca-
tionS.
The assignment for Virginia in
cludeS nine channels in VHF and
80 in the new UHF. Five of the
outlets are reserved for educa-
tional telecasting.
Virginia now has two TV sta
tionS. WTAR-TV in Norfolk and
WTVR in Richmond. There are
Is pending applications for addi-
tional outlets.
The allotment for Maryland is
the same as that tentatively pro-
posed for the State a year ago.
1t would permit IL new stations
in Annapolis. Baltimore, Cam
bridge. Cumberland, Frederick,
Hagerstown and Salisbury.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Film News Service
For N Is Set Up
by Associated Press
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, April 14.-The
Associated Press has entered the
field of television news-on- film.
General Manager Frank j. Star
Eel announced yesterday that AP
member television stations can
acquire complete film news serv-
ice, tailored and created exclu-
sively for television.
The camera work, sound, COM
mentary and editing are incor-
Iporated into individual television
programs. The finished product
is delivered speedily to stations.
The coverage will come from
accredited cameramen -corre-
spondents in AZ States and A for
eign countries. There also are
representatives in the remaining
States, Alaska, Honolulu and
Puerto Rico.
The AP. a news cooperative,
has set up a new, specialized Or
ganization, Spotnews Productions,
Inc, to handle the service.
Personnel of SpotneWs includes
the president, Theodore A. Morde,
who has been in the radio and
news field since 1929, except for a
period as chief of the foreign
language division of the United
States Office of Co-ordinator of
Information: the vice president,
John H. Tobin, former general
manager of Telenews, and Tom
Craven of Paramount News.
Evening star., 1952-04-14

stations. Many have bought their
materials in advance. The Ma
tional Production Authority has
promised that TV needs will be
met.
The biggest delaying factor may
come when battles develop over
choice channels. Some of these
could conceivably go on for three
or four years.
Manufacturers have perfected q
converter for present sets. 1t will
cost $40 to $50 and will allow
|present sets to receive UHF. The
cost will depend on how many
channels the set owner wants to
reach.
Combination UFIF-VHF sets are
expected to 60 into production
soon, as are exclusive UHF sets
for UHF communities.
OF the channels assigned for
education, 80 are in Wifi and 1862
in UHF. A year ago, 81 VHF and
127 UFIF stations had been pro-
posed for the schools.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
Naval Warehouse Burns.

TOKYO, April IA (P).-A wind
famed fire yesterday destroyed a
large Yokosuka naval base ware
house containing winter clothing
and supplies, the Navy announced
today. Loss was estimated at 81
million.
Evening star., 1952-04-14
ALLEGATION of TV Stations
BY the Associoted Press

The following table shows, State
by State, the number of television
stations now on the air. the total
possible under today's channel
ALLEGATIONS and the number of>ap-
lplications awaiting action:
Evening star., 1952-04-14

357, ,000-Eeg Incubator
An incubator to hold $4,000
eggs at a time is being completed
| at Mytholmroyd, England.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
- .

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III
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Amendment To AF4iese vfff. sexton !.
of TIE csustIf1sian Of F1arf6a beaat-
tnE To CeHnssRs A. reStafaf sus-
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
No. 3
sY,EsTfTrTF SENLTE

COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTES SENATE
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. $50
Proposing An Amendment To Article
v OF The Constitution OF Fioridal
Relating To The Judicial Department: i
Repeating Sections Two t21. Three fs1.t
Four fal, Five (Sl. SIX fsl. Seven f7).l
Eight sSl, Forty-Four tttl and Fortv-l
Nine (tal Thereof Pertaining To The
Organization. Powers and JurEsdietionl
or the Supreme Court. The Assignuaenti
OF Judges To Hear And Determines
Cases And Eligibility OF Retired JUS
tees And Circuit Judges Fer Can To-
Temporary Active Duty. Ana Insert
ing N f4eu Thereof The FcllowinR See-l
tions Numbered Two C1) % Eight el.
Inclusive. Pertaining To The Samsl
General Subject Matter
BIZ TT RESOLVED BY THE TEGTs-
I.kTURE or THE STATE OF
FLORIDA.
The foIlowinR auasndmsnt ~ Article
Y a. the Constitution Of FiurfeA relat-I
fnR 20 the Judicfai pepMrtrneaf tal
hereby agreed 10 ana shah Be snb-
niffsd 20 the electors of the state -
Fiorfas fer rafificatisa OF refsetion ct
she general electton 20 ts hsId ca
the first Tuesday after the first AoD-
eav 70 NovsmhsT. 1854. - fsEiows.
ARTICLE Y or The C0NSTITTf-.
TON OF FflORtDA kFt sATRNfk 10
TUE JUDICIAL. DEPARTMENT fS
uEEERT AMENDED BY STREEfSG
THFRrrR0M PRESENT SEcTToNs
AaSs ard :. AND SECTIONS
"a AND ~ THEREOF, AND SfFRSTf-
TUTFSG TN LIEU THEREBY THE
BLOWING SECTIONS TO Be
NUMBERED 3 TO 8 inclusive
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
MnYIre b rLEefiuN

WHEREAS. The Legislature Of 1851,
under the Constitution OF 1855, OF the
State OF Florida, did pass Joint Resolu-
tienE proposing amendments to the
Constitution Of the State of FLORIDA.
and the same were agreed 70 by a vote
OF three-fifths Of all the members
elected to each house: that the votes
on said Joint Resolutions were enter
90 upon their respective Journals. with
the yeas and nays thereon. and they
DID determine and direct that the said
Joint Resolutions be submitted TO the
electors OF the State at she General
Election on November eth, 1852
NOW. THEREFORE,. /, r A. GRAY,
Secretary Of State of flhe state Of Flor
Ida do hereby give notice that q
GENERAL ELECTION
WIN be held IN each county In Florida
on Tuesday next succeeding the first:
Monday tn November A. D.. 1872. the
said Tuesday being the
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
Tor the ratification OF rejection Of the
said Joint Resolutions proposing
Amendments to the Constitution of
the State Of Florida. via:
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
Toduy's
Business
Mirror
By SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R-Business heads |
toward its expected fall pickup |
with an abundance of optimistic |
reports today to wave It on.
There is bad news, too, of
course: Warnings of lower profits,
fears of over building industrial
capacity, and the International
Monetary Funds report that world
financial conditions are on the
downgrade because some coun-
tries are trying to live beyond
their incomes.
But here is today's quota of good
news within the United States:
JobleSsness has dropped to
around its lowest point since the
end of World War II. The De-
partment of Commerce predicts
this condition will last at least un-
ill November.
Industrial production has re-
bounded quickly after its tumble
In midsummer due to the steel
strike and the vacation periods.
Steel production this week will
be back to 100 per cent of capac-
Ity, for the first time since the
end Of May. Many in the industry
are now predicting that supply and
demand of steel should be pretty
well balanced by the first part of
next year.
Americans have record supply
Of money, the Federal Reserve
Board reports. It puts the money
suppIy-bank deposits plus curren-
cy in circulation outside the banks
lat 1856 billion dollars, or 10 bill
lion more than a year ago.
Demand deposits have gained
live billion dollars over mid-sum-
mer of 1851. Time deposits are up
four billions. And there are one
billion more dollars circulating
outside the banks.
There are optimistic reports in
Individual industries also:
July and August sales Of some
OF the big mail order houses shot
up sharply over year ago.
Farm machinery sales are run
ming ahead of 1851.
Exhibitors at the annual Leather
Show here this week predict a
good season for the shoe industry.
Irving r. Glass, executive vice
president of the Tanners Council
OF America, which sponsors the
show, says that good retail shoe
business recently is assuring shoe
makers of better orders for the
spring lines now on display.
The hosiery industry is looking
up, too. The National Association
Of Hosiery Manufacturers reports
that July shipments topped the
same month last year by rs per
cent. II was the best July for the
industry since the end of World
War II. And shipments for the
first seven months were 3.2 per
cent better than for the same pc
Rod Of 1851.
The National Cotton Council
hailing the pickup in the textile
industry in recent weeks, sees a
rift in the clouds over the export
market. II predicts that the short
age Of dollars and inadequate
credit arrangements which has
hurt American cotton exports in
recent years viii be a lot less
critical in the months ahead.
The council says that foreign
countries are earning American
dollars at record rate of almost
Is billion year. The council
thinks a lot Of those dollars win
20 for purchases Of cotton here.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05

When you are preparing scram-
bled eggs, allow two eggs for each
serving. Whisk the yolks and whites
together just enough to mix; over
beating is said to cause them to
separate during the scrambling.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
70. q

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Z
A Joint Resolution Proxosinx An
Am endment To Article v OF The Con-
stitution Of The State OF Florida BY
Aqdipg New Section TheretD To Be
Numbered BY The Secretary Os state.
Keiating To Abolishing The Csfice OF
County solicitor IN Dade County. Flor
ioa, And the Duties OF The State At
torney OF Dade County. Florida. And
His assistant State ATTORNEYS. And The
Appointment OF Such Assistant state
Attorneys And Special investigators.
And Fcr The Enactment OF Enabling
BE IT RESOLVED RI THE r;EcIs.
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
That Article v Of the Constitution
or the State - Fiorida Be amended
by adding an additional section there
to to be Numbered BY the Secretary
or State, and the same Is hereby
agreed to and shall be submitted to
the electors Of the State Of Florida
for ratlficstion or sejectiou at the gen.
erai election 10 be held on the first
Tuesday after the fret Monday IN
November, 1ssf az follows:
Section ----. On and after July I.
1858. the State Attorney OF the
Eieventh Judicial Circuit In and for
Dade County. Florida. shan BE- The
prosecuting attorney Of the Criminal
Court Of Record and ths Court Of
Crimes. Of Dade County: and the Of
flee OF County Solicitor. and The posi-
tion Of Assistant County solicitor IN
Dade County shan stand abolished and
Terminated. and. theraaftae, the state
Attorney and his Assistant State At
torneys. under his direction. shah uer-
form aH Of the duties and functions
Of office heretofore performed by the
County Solicitor. Pending Information
filed IN the Criminal Court Of Record
or Court Of Crimes shall Wnt be inval-
idated hereby. ana the state Attorney.
~ his Assistant state Attorneys, NAV
file amended infernnatione In any such
caseS. II ana when necessary. The leg
stature may provide for Assistant
State ATTORNEYS and RBeciAl inVeatiea-
tors for the Stete Attorney nf Dade
County. who shall he appointed by fhe
State Attorney and sworn IN by the
court. and such Assietahs State At
tnrneys shan work uEder the direction
~ the state Attorney sud shan have
mn authority TO do ana perform Anv
official act that the Stata Attofpav
nay % and perform n shall be Che
duty Of the said State Attorney eon-
currently with The Sheriff Of Dade
County Ia enforce an ~ the criminal
Avs Of the state of FLORIDA IN sAid
County and the Ieeialafure may. 0v
sneelai act or GenefAi act. enact snch
statutes as ara ueceasaPv 70 sunnle-
rsent and sive fon force END effect
to thAs section OF the CONSTITUTION.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-05
We. -
sxNATE scnsT REsoLuTgow no.

sssNNA1 NsAtFA ANe@1AAFtpN NJ
A yeins Resolution proparsnr An
Anandxmenf 10 Article Y Oh Tbe can-
stikatIoE Df Ths state 0f Flor4da ~
AediaG Thereto Al AadisionaI Section
70 Ahodsb Ths CouFf 0f Record N
Ans RoR Ese1moia Ccunfy. PJeTitA
Ara wens Al lte Tsfrfsdietfon " TIE
Cirexit Ceuf9 or Kseambsa counfvs
Provide Fsr A. AddIfloaal gasrs %
TIE Ciyeuit Ce0rt OF NacsnstsR County,
Fierfde. Asa For proseeggirN AgsoF-
nsys y said Court Ard rauaty. ADd
For Their appointment. ceFnpenaatscn
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