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Evening star., 1953-11-13
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE


MERCURY l94s 4-dr. sedan; r. ant
a esaa excel Car s'ns s57o g." 'iSss: Eo SSsss
aSoSS Cd. good conds. ss5s5s.s ssohR JE, 4!sl s.
MERCURY 1s4e club 5-passenge,
finish; like new. $395. IA. s-962l
MERCURY so 2-dr.; popular black
and ivory 2-tone color; equipped
with many accessories. One owner
Like Ike, new new throughout: $1.6s5. $751; Lo- %
ave. NV. Open evenings.
MERCURY 81 4-dr.: T.. h. and over
GAN (Ford), ME. S-281S. 2017 Va
aye, ye cT,gv nv open Open evenings; -
HU. 3-9242 Fri. aft. 8. Sat. any time
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sport sedan;
fully equipped: 16,900 NIL, never
driven over 55. IA. S-0S57.. la
MERCURY 1949 4-dr.: T., h.. seat
covers. maroon finish. Wv. tires
drive it and see for yourself: $3.50
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave
NV. WO. 6-S900. -15
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.; Merc-o-Mati,
shift; r., h.; $4,000 orig. miles
Cleaning black finish. This one
owner car is positively same as new
Test drive it and see for yourself
Guaranteed. 81. 195. BELL MOTORS
5010 Wis. ave-, WO. $4,000. i!
MERCURY 1949 4-dr.: T., h.: 31.O0t
one-owner miles. This is one o.
the finest cars we have ever had
Orig. black finish and interior SAM
as new. 5 new tires. Car reall!
must be seen to be appreciated
$S95. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. -15
MERCURY '53 hardtop coupe: 310t
actual miles; equipped; only So. 1876
| Trade and terms. ROSSLYN MOTOF
SALES, 1888 N. Moore ST.. RosSlyn
| Va, ia. 5-9330. 2 blks. past Ke,
| Bridge.
MERCURY 1853 company oficial car
now being offered for sale for tn
first time. only few to sell so com
early and make great saving
GRADY MOTORS. INC. 1909 Wis
| ave. Bethesda Md. OIL. 4-3416. OIL
4-7400. Open 9 am. to p.m. daily
Evening star., 1953-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Country Squire station
wagon g seater), heater and over
drive; Car No. ASA. $1,245:,
MONROE MO- F0RD o1sn 1927 .viI;Sss EaStWaSt est
Nsii 3. jU' = o5.s7sso4. Is au' open e'HkS ''i'
FORD 1851 custom "S" Tudor; r., H..
seat covers; $4,000 actual miles
cleaning blue finish. Car positively
same as new throughout: test drive
81 1.095. BELL MOTORS. 50lO Wis.
ave. NV. WO. $4,000. -15
FORD 1940 sedan; good condition.;
$500. Call LU. 1-1308. --15
FORD 80 convertible; radio. heater,
immaculate one-owner car. Worth
while guarantee. Sale price, S995.
WHEELER, INC, plymouth,
$500 Wisconsin ave-, EN-; 3-470S.
FORD 1850 panel FL N-ton de-
ton tUsry sscres sS9f5snt 4s ysTy mice fendi feTs
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
FORD SO VS. Customline Fordor: fully
equipped: will sacrifice: no dealers.
Call Friday, after 8 pm: Sunday,
vno from 8 am, to 2 pm: He. 4-6797.
omatic. r, h.; 1900 actual miles;
one owner. name on request; beauti-
ful 2-tone green finish. Car positive
ly same as new throughout; test
sTlyf it MT6Rs and see for ES1n yTqrse IT,: s1S95
NV. WO. $4,000. -15
FORD 194s Super de luxe Fordor
r., h., low mileage, orig. paint, in
terror same as, new. Perfect me-
chanical cond;; test drive it and see
for yourself. S495. BELL MOTORS.
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, Wo. $4,000.
FORD 1850 convertible; r., h., low
mileage; one owner This car is
absolutely in perfect condition
tthroughout; test drive it and see
BELL MoToRs. iG'e<Si 5o1o Wis. "SSe ave
NV, WO. $4,000. Is
finish, clean interior, r. and h..
overdrive. A lot of transportation
Tor Just $395. GRADY MOTORS
INC. 1909 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Md,
0L; 4-3416. Open 8 am. to 8 pm
FORD 1850 Custom de luxe; radio
heater, overdrive. Almost-new condi-
ton; beautifully cared for: S79s
cash. cash. terms or trade. ROPER,
HENRY J 1851 2-dr,, sedan: heater
light-gray fin; excel. mech. cond.
q real bargain at S395. SCHLEGEI
& GOLDEN. 263 Carroll St., Ia.
koma. D G.. RA. 3-3303.
HUDSON so Commodore "S" 4-dr.
Only S995. MCKEE PoNTfAc. MIA. S1aHf i9tE
and M SITS. NV, ST. 3-7l07.
HUDSON 1850 2-dr. sedan: black
r. and h.: written guarantee; S795
ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1908 Mt. Yer
non ave-. Alex, Va. Open ewes. till q
HUDSON 80 4-door; r. and h., new
tires and paint. low mileage, ono
owner; excel. cond. 1915. 21l 18th
st. me-, Ii. 3-S659. l5s
HUDSON 1949 4-dr. Commodore "8'
sed.; in fine cond. and very clean;
T. and h., od., tailored seat covers;
| garaged owner. Brit. officer, re-
turning U. K; 5000. KE. 7-14S7.
HUDSON 81 Commodore "s' 4-dr
pfVVER fHTHa T. sno MoroR o HSS5a; co. T;dss Dodse.
| Plymouth Dealer, USed-Car Dept.
1900 Riggs rd.. Chillum. Md, TU
Evening star., 1953-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSM0BlLE 1853 Super "sS" T.
door sedan: jet black finish, with
premium white-wal tires; de luxe
radio, heater and defroSters; wind
shield washers, fender skirts, leather
crash pad instrument panel, dual
many 1s other extras. .u Can 'ns,s be- soid Sad
with new-car. title; has less than
1900 miles: just like new; must be
sold at once; only $2.795. Ii.
7,a34o and ask for MIR. TOM
oLDsMoBILE 4s Futuramic "ss"
44,dr.; Hydra Matte, r. and b.; finish
1855 5s neT PAUL very sRos s5ssn 6s2assSSs
7-I30s. Open til s pm. -16
OLDSMOBLE 1853 Super "ss" 4
dr.. sedan; 2-tone Acacia blue and
Polar white; r. and h.; dual range
Hydra, power steering, power brakes,
tinted glass, WV. tires; many
car title and guarantee: over $400
of list price; sell for -$2,970. Ask
for Bob Long. Colonial Oldsmobile
Co., 9th and Florida ave. ne. LII.
oLDsMoBILE 1s4s de luxe "ss" A.
dr.; and h.; Matte; one
owner: low mileage; a very high
ss7sS. King s-So46. '' ~
BUICK 80 Riviera 4-door. ST 1,245.
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii 6-6464
BUICK so Riviera 2-dr. $1,345.
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii 6-6464
BUICK 81 sedan 4-door, S1.I95.
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
NOTAS CUBANAS
Z RAoUL ALPIzAR poYo

por todos los hombres que STEM
tan, como el sintiera, ansisas de
libertad, de justicia y democra-
cia.
Cayo Hueso, nuestro querido
solar native, fue de todos los 1u-
cares que visitara, ell que mas
amara. Sus frases elocuentes, asi
10 expresan, cuando diio: "quiero
dejar 10 que me queda de cora
zon en- CaYo Hueso." Aqui, en-
union de tres ilustres patriotas,
Jose Francisco Lamadriz, Jose
Dolores Pogo y Fernando Figue-
redo Socarras, concibio y dedac-
to las Bases del Partido Revolu-
cionario, que fue la pauta a Sc
guir durante la contienda liber-
taria, que tuviera su inicio Ell "a
de febrero del aflo 1895.
Pocos hombres en- nuestra
America, pueden compararse en-
talento, homestead y virtudes
ciudadanas, con nuestro Apostol.
Orador elocuentisimo, escritor
atildado y erudito y, por sobre
TODD ESQ, un magnifico- organiza-
dor, dedico toda su existencia a
luchar por la independence de
su terra natal. Combati6 al Co
bierno de la Colonia, pero iamas
actuo en- contra los espafioles hon
radios. Predic6, como Cristo, una
doctrina de Amor, y acaso 81 csc
fue ell secreto de sus grandes
triunfos. Marti vic en- cada hon.
bre, I'm hermano y como a tai lie
trato Y respeto. Su labor como
organizador de la Revolution de
1895 fue n1aravillosa. Supo cuaI
peregrino de I'm ideal, recorrer la
America captando adeptos, To-
grando la hermosa realization de
sus caros deseos. Tuvo que en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
JOSE MARTI
1853 . 1853

Celebra Cuba en- este dia Ell
eantenario del nacimiento de
equel excelso ciudadano, cuya vi
d fue una perenne consagra-
eion al ideal de Independence de
~ terra natal. Nacio Ell Apostol
Marti, Ell dia % de enero de 1858,
IN una modesto casa de La Gale
de Paula, en- La Habana. Fueron
aus progenitores, Leonor Perez
Cabrera, natural de Canarias y
Julian MART, valenciano. Desde
temprana edad, sufrio los rigores
DEL Presidio por ell espiritu an
sioso de libertad y deportado a
tierras espanolas, ALI termin6 sus
estudios. retornando America
mas tarde, colaborando en- Next
co y Venezuela prirnero y des-
pues en- Guatemala, en- publica-
clones locales. Despues en- los
Estados Unidos despleg6 toda la
lntensidad de su labor de organi-
xacion de la contienda que CO.
memo en- 1895.
Su vida, pletorica de sacrifi-
NOS, debe de ser ejemplo a Sc
guir, no solo por los cubanos, sino
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28

frentarse con la envidia de les
pobres de espiritu y luchar con-
ira la indiferencia de equellos que
podrian ayudarle. Pero, continue
incansable SUI labor y ell "a de fe-
brero de 1895, los cubanos CO.
menzaron de nuevo su lucha Dor
la independence, que tuvo su
medic dia luminoso, Ell 20 de
mayo de 1902.
vieios mambises del So, demostrd
viojos mambises del SO, demostr6
con SUI gloriosa caida en- Dos
Rios, que en- aquel cuerpo ende-
BILE, dentro de aquel craneo pc
queno, Sc ocultaba I'm corazon
valiente y fue directamente al
suicide de Dos Rios, donde con-
vergen ell Cauto Y ell Contrames.
ire, como una prueba de que 81
saba predicar la 1ibertad de los
hombres, tambien saba MORN
por ella.
Al cumplirse en- ell dia de hoy
| ell Centenario de su nacimiento
Cuba Sc viste con ell tricolor de
la libertad Y lie recuerda v rinde
el homemade de su devotion. CO.
mo una brenda a SUI memoria
excelsa.
Este dia debe de ser para TO-
dos los hombres libres del mum
do, I'm dia de regocijo, va que
sehala Ell nacimiento de uno de
los mas grandes, puros Y homes
tos hombres del Continente. cuva
figura va dejando de ser ameri-
cana, para ser universal.
Cayo Hueso lie recuerda con 81
cariflo y la admiration que ell s1,.
pc conquistarse en- sus breves vi.
sitas a este pueblo. Y seria pecar
de desagradecidos, 81 en- fecha tar
memorable, no dedicaramos I'm
recuerdo a los tabaqueros del Ca
20 y de Tampa, que fueron s,1s
mejores amigos y sus mas valio-
SOS colaboradores.
Marti, en- su intensa labor, SUI
pero a cast todos los grandes
conductors de pueblos y liberia
dores de America. Superb a Boil
var, porque ofrendo su vida en-
holocausto a su ideal. Sobrepaso
a Juarez, por SUI cultura, su ia
lento y su sacrificio. No puede es-
tablecerse comparacion entire Ia
personalidad de MART y la de San
Martin, Paez, O'Higgins y otras
grandes figuras de este henis-
ferio. Su omnisapiencia no la DO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28

seyo ninguno de los hombres que
Sc destacaron en- las luchas por
la libertad en- este Continente.
Y Ell 10 de Mayo de 1895. cayo
de Cara al Sol, como 81 10 habia
sonado, denostrando con este
heroico suicidio, que aquel hom-
bre endeble, de figura peqefa, en-
10 fisico, no solo tenia conviccio-
mes en- su nente, sine que en- ell
corazon habia tambien una am
plia cantera de valor personal.
Hombres de esa envergadura,
no parecen destinados a perecer
en- los campos de batalla. Menta-
lidades, como la de Marti, deben
de seguir siendo faros que alum
bren con su claridad. a las gene
raciones venideras. En- aquel ex-
celso ciudadano encarnaron to-
das las virtudes de que puede ha-
Ger gala ell genera humane. Ho-
nestidad acrisolada. espiritu de
sacrificio, amor a sus semejantes,
patriotismo y cultura. Como Girls
to, us6 de la parabola brillante,
en- sus hermosas predicas, arreba-
tando a las multitudeS, que cor
rian tras 81, deseosas de serle
it'll on c15 IohOr
ST como el expresara "honrar.
honra." en- este dia todos los
hombbres libres, especialmente,
de nuestra America, han de SEN
tlrse honrados al recordar SUI vi
da Y sus ensenanzas. Y la meior
manera de honrarle es imitandole
en- su homestead, defendiendo La
llbertad y teniendo en- cada CO.
razon la lampara votiva, perenne-
mente encendida, del mas puro
patriotismo, de ese patriotismo
que hace grandes a los pueblos
y les conserva su puesto entire
las naciones civilizadas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
Gun Girls In
Seven Holdups

Los ANGELES IN Gun girls
have committed at least seven
holdups in the Los Angeles area
the last week, police report.
In the latest, at Compton liquor
store yesterday, Clarence Schnel.
ker said woman about 30. wear
ing a red scarf over her hair.
pulled a pistol from her pocket
and commanded: Put your hands
behind your back and lie on the
floor"
Then she asked if he was mar
ried or single and warned: IF
you value your life, don't move
a muscle until / get clear She
departed with $140.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28

be more than glad to appear on
the bill and to assist the local
Jaycee group in putting the affair
over.
The Ball viii be held again this
year on the patio of the Casa
Marina Hotel beginning at 8 p. m.
Friday, January 80,
Dancing win be to the music of
Larry Lloyd and his Society orcheS-
ira.
Reservations are suggested and
can be had by contracting Mrs.
Sam Collins, telephone 1850, on
or before January 9th.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
Outstanding NC
To Spark Show
lat Annual Ball

The comic of comics in South
Florida, Dutch Shulenberger, will
be the master of ceremonies for the
annual March of Dimes ball at the
Casa Marina Hotel on Friday, Jan
uary 30.
Dutch is very well known in
Dade county for his talented antics
and NC ability. His act is always
on tap. with the best of good clean
fun, at most any charitable fInc-
ton.
The March of Dimes is tops on
his list and when contacted in
Miami Dutch said that he would
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
Key Wester Is
Graduated From
Army Cook School

Sgt. Frank D. Balbontin of 800
Virginia ST., Key West, Fla, has
been graduated second in class
of n from the cooking course of
the First Army Food Service
School at Fort Devens, Mass.
He is member Of "A" Battery,
712 Anti-Aircraft Artillery Gun Bat
talon, Fort Hancock, N. J.
Balbontin was awarded prizes of
a steak knife, butchers steel, and
carborundum stone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28
Charles Gibson
Serves I'm Korea

Pvt. Charles H. Gibson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Gibson,
1921 Washington, Key West, Fla,
is now serving in Korea with the
End Infantry Division.
The End Division captured
''Heartbreak Ridge" in October
1851 and took "Old BaldyD last
July.
Gibson, light weapons infantry
man, was formerly stationed at
Fort Dix, N. J.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28

Buzz Fazio, captain of the world
match championship bowling team,
scored an odd series recently. He
hit 279, 15S and 2SS for a 275 total
Fazio had II strikes in his first
game, one in the second and ten
in the final.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-28

Canada produced an estimated
29,677 900 pounds of honey in 1852
Evening star., 1953-04-08
On the Air
Teievision May See Revival
of the Old One-Night Stand
By Harry Macarthur

not to mention viewers. Since a
new play is staged every week in
New York, new play would be
available every week for the TV
road.
Nothing concrete seems to have
been set about this yet, but it is
a definite possibility.
X X \ \
Another wedding of the theater
and television, with a somewhat
different aim, has crossed the
mind of Fletcher Markle, Studio
One" producer. He has no plans
for doing anything about it him.
self, but it has occurred to him
that the two might get together
with mutual benefit.
He thinks it might be good
idea for touring theatrical COM
panies to depart New York
equipped with 15-minute TV
dramatizations of highlights of
the plays they are presenting.
The actors would be prepared
and they would be accompanied
by simple scenery and scripts for
the guidance of local TV person.
mel.
In each town or city visited
this 15-minute drama excerpt,
just like some Broadway bit on
Ed Sullivan's Toast of the
Town." could be presented on the
local television station. There
would be union problems to be
solved. with everyone from actors
through electricians. scenic de-
signers and stagehands to writer's
Cor maybe even either players), +,
Mr.. Markle admits.
It should be worth the effort,
however, he says. The TV sta
ton would get a good program
for its viewers and the theater
would call some attention to a
play Immediately available. No
body would lose and everybody
would win.
NAMES IN THE NEWS -
Elaine Shepard, of WTTG's
Hollywood Reporter" will re-
present television on the panel of
costume judges at tomorrow
nights Bal Boheme Barry
Nelson, recent star of "The Moon
Is Blue" on Broadway, has been
signed by CBS-TV. 1t has him
tabled for the leading role op-
posite Joan Caulf1eld in the my
Favorite Husband" TV series, set
for a fall premiere. Tom
EWell, able movie comic, Antoin-
cite Perry award-winner and
featured player in New York's
Seven Year Itch," has been sig
ned by NBC for both radio and
TV comedy appearances. ,
RoSalind Russell has come some
thing of a full circle with her hit
movie. Never Wave at a WAC"
She and Producer Husband Fred
BrisSon protested the comedy
on one of the hour-long drama
shows on TV. On April 10. Miss
Russell will be back on television
along with "Never Wave at a
WAGON Toast of the Town"
.. Life with Luigi" will return
to CBS-TV tomorrow night at 8,
this time with a new Luigi,
Character Actor Vito Scott.
Thomas Gomez. another familiar
to moviegoers, will play Pasquale,
The comedy series will be done
''live" in Hollywood.
Evening star., 1953-04-08
On the Air

The next wedding" in the
entertainment business may be
that which unites television and
the one-night stand. Several
people have come up with
thoughts on some such May
December romance. It is opti-
mistically seen as one answer to
one of television's problems, its
ever-increasing cost.
The latest to play cupid in this
direction are three anonymous
New York advertising executives,
who have just announced a
| project called TV Roadshows,
{ Inc. It is their idea that TV
Roadshows would produce a
Show of the Month";" featuring
"the biggest stars in the enter
tainment field moulded into a
Broadway-type production"
A series of half-hour musical
variety shows would be produced
and rehearsed in New York and
then sent out on a tour of one
nighters. They would play not
theaters but television stations.
Every fourth week. the TV Road
shows triumvirate promises. an
advertiser on some hinterlands
TV station could sponsor a pro-
gram which would compare IA
vorably with the network pro-
ductions.
Most Importantly. according
, to the plan, he could do it at a
fraction of the cost of present.
ing the show for one time only
on television. Instead of the
, $50. 900, say, that the show might
cost for a single TV performance,
it could be made available on
this road show basis for about
I $1,000 per night.
According to the proponents
Of this plan, the "big stars are
most excited" about it. None is
named. however. The announce
ment does say that negotiations
are under way with stations in
II cities in the East and Middle
West.
\ X y X
Another variation of this plan
would see something of the same
thing done with dramatic shows.
This was prompted by the sue
cess WOR-TV, a New York sta
ton with no television network
affiliation, has had with it's
Broadway TV Theater."
Broadway TV Theater" is a
departure in TV programming
based on the radical theory that
everyone who wants to see a
television show might not be
able to see it at one specific
time. Past legitimate plays are
presented on broadway TV
Theater," in 1l2-hour versions,
not for just a single performance,
but on five consecutive nights
from 7:30 to 9. The production
this is week is "Wuthering
Heights" with Meg Mundy and
William Prince.
1t quite naturally occurred to
the producers that they might
prof1tably invade cities outside
New York. They might not be
able to play five nights any
where else, but a tour of TV one
nighters is certainly feasible.
With some of the production cost
already amoritzed, it should be
possible to offer a bargain to
regional and local advertisers,
Evening star., 1953-04-08

This omozins offer mokes it pos
sibIe for you to hove the finest re-
upholstery or mode-to-order slip
covers at prices thot ore GUARAN-
TEED to be lower than they hove
been in yeorsI The bGsis Of this
offer is Customs former low OPS
ceiling. It's q pFeeedent-shot
ing opportunity! When Custom re-
UphoIsters or slip covers your s.
piece living room suite, they will
reuphoIster or slip cover one Of the
ehoirs for only 81 in your
choice Of the some or comparable
grade Of moterioI selected for your
other two pieces.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Numbers Suspect Nabbed,
Freed on $1,000 Bond

Police yesterday arrested a
man they described as "fair-
sized operator" in District area
gambling.
Charged with operating a lot
terry was Joseph Juliano, 80, of
the 5000 block Of Forty-fourth
avenue, Riverdale, Md.
He was picked up by Morals
Squad 1t. Todd Thoman as he
was getting into his car in the
400 block of w street NE.
Police said they had been
watching Juliano for a month.
He was arrested on a United
States Commissioners warrant.
Under the new District crime
bill, police seized the suspects
car and said they found a guam
tity of numbers slips in the glove
compartment. Juliano denied
knowledge of them. He had
$1,500 with him when arrested.
Police said he had been part
of a syndicate that used as head
quarters a house on Quincy
street NV. That address was
raided earlier this month but
no evidence was found.
Juliano was released on q
ST 900 commissioners bond.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Big Increase Shown
In Farm Investment
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The Department of Commerce
says that in recent years far
merS have invested about an
average of $3.5 billion a year
in equipment and buildings
other than their homes.
This was more than double
the prewar rate of farm invest
ment from 1887 to 1941, the
Department said, even after
allowance for virtual doubling
of prices paid for equipment
and building.
Farm capital investment ac-
counts for about 1s of total
fixed investment per year in
the United States, the Com
merce Department study said.
The study was published yes
terday as an analysis of the
farm market for equipment and
non-residential construction.
Other highlights of the re-
port:
Fixed farm capital investment
showed little increase between
Evening star., 1953-08-18
PROPOSALS

BIDS IN DUPLICATE for
furnishing and installing Con-
trolled-Temperature and Humidity
Rooms and Laboratory Equipment
therein. in the Clinical Center
fnsttnsss No of l 4eab st the nsfSssGs NatiS9a
Maryland. will be received until 8
Pm Standard Time, on Sept. Is,
1853. in Rm. No. 1894. General
Services Building, 10th and F
streets street NV; washington. p: G.
viii Be negotsteS 1ndef Ths sseton
302(c) %. Public Law 1852, S1st
Congress, as amended. and accord
ingly no public bid openings viii be
held. DirectiveS issued by competent
authority pursuant to the Defense
pToduGfiqn sJ H1,,f ha act OF 1850 as amend.
auired to certify below the category
of labor area or areas Chat is.
Group I, Group. II, Group III, Group
". or ''unclassified"
partment Of Labor and the extent to
which Gin each such area) the work
involved in the production or fabri-
cation of the supplies offered tor
services to be rendered) will be per-
formed. Information concerning
tion of any specific location may be
obtained from any local office Of the
State Employment Service.) Upon
request, two sets of drawings and
specifications will be supplied with
out charge to each general contrac-
complete project, all of which must
be returned. Upon request, and in
the discretion OF the undersigned.
one set of drawings and specil1ca-
tions will be furnished to builders ex-
oh 81 nf m and
similar ORGANIZATIONS, with the un-
derstanding that the set will be re-
tanned on their premises and made
available for inspection by any in
terested subcontractor or material
firm. Bidding material may be Oh.
tanned at RIM. No. 1904, General
Services Building, 10th and r
Streets NV, Washington 25. D. c..
Phone Executive $4,000, Extension
1897. au15,17,1S
Evening star., 1953-08-18
West virginian Killed
As Auto Leaves Road
By the Associated Press

BERRYVILLE, Va, Aug. 49,
A 22-year-old Martinsburg, w.
Va, man was instantly killed
here yesterday when the car he
was driving plunged over an en-
bankment on U. S. Route $40,
three miles south of here.
State Trooper j. H. Smith, jr.,
identified the dead man as Ho-
bert Rickel.
A passenger in the car, Luden
Cole, %, of Martinsburg, was
taken to Winchester hospital
with a fractured shoulder. His
condition was reported as salts
factory.