davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CABINET SINKS, Kitchen cabinets
apt.-size stoves, bath tubs. Convert.
apt: bldg. JU. 5-4554 -2l
CANDLE HOLDERS, lamps, sconces
door knockers, mail boxes, chimney
ornaments. outdoor fireplace equip.
ment. table legs: tables made tc
order: both in brass and iron. FRED
8. GICHNER IRON WORKS. INC,
1914 oath st. NV.
practically new, exc
cond., $40; bicycle. boys. Schwinn
$50. UN. 4-375S. -23
DEEP FREEZER, York. % Gu. it.;
good condition; 5000 or best offer
Owner must sell. Ia. 9-O782. -1S
lift. GE; bedrm
bedrm. suit. I. SHAH. 1419 Var
Buren st, NV. RA. 3-3S54.
house, '53. reg. S139.9b, only
$3.50, free casters: new 1853 all
conditionerS, UP to 30Ts of. MIL.
FORD, INC. 604 F st. NV. MA
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Flagstone and Stone

FldSSCOne ana Stone
porches, retaining walls. tile drain. eRs'
ANoELos ON MAReUcc1o. fasISS5 ar5P5a?eii JG sai7ee
FLOORS REFINISHED like new: free
estimates: low prices. C. r. COVER.
WA; 1865. any time.
FLOOR SANDING, fin. New &c 50. it..
old 1Oc and up; free est: work
guar. c. L. H1NsoN. Ii. 3-754S:
FLOOR SANDING and ref,nishinr
walls and windows washed; also
painting. Ii. 4-2055. Ii. 3-2141.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
Reasonable prices, work guaran-
teed. L. D. HAWKINS, UN. 4-6741.
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINfSH.
ING. Guar. best work at lowest
prices. Expert mech: average rm.,
S15. No charge for getting my price.
FLOORS R4sias sANDED and beautlfuily myS re-
finished. Kentile and linoleum in.
stallations. Free est. Wo. 6-O520.
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
Cleaned and ,waxed;, old floors made
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing,
cleaning: parouet installation. Bruce
fInishes' FLOORING CoNTRAc-
GENRs%h GfssRfsaa fffA1Rs Mf Rs AN5 t154fs fPssNr1Nc
Free estimates; interior and ex-
terror. Call S. DOMINICK, IA. q
OSHO. 20
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

TELEvISION SERVICING. incl. ewes.
Sat. and Sun; guar. TELE-SERVICE
RA. 6-1475 or Ia. 9.73S2. -22
BE READY FOR SUMNER. screen
LOR. evenings. JU 6-3942.
ALL GENERAL ROOFING and ROOT
painting: also outside painting
downSpout and gutter work. cement
work; free estimates. LU. 2-7O55.
Al GENERAL REPAIRS AND RENO.
VATING-4O yrs. exper., 36 mos, to
pay, all home improvements q
specially. Call UN. 4-S462 or HE
A COMPL. FIN. REC. RM., from cell
Ii. 7-3163. HE 4-35&1 -03
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STENOGRAPHER

Young woman. 21-3s years of age
to assist in our credit operation
Reasonable shorthand and typine
speeds required. Credit experience
desirable. 5-day, 4O-hr, week,
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. Nc
phone calls,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOI-Earn your diploma
| ct nome in spare tim4. It offers
| big ADVANTAGES. !. c. g.. 232 Bond
Bids. Me. S-e100.
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KITCHEN

h1 11O11GN
Complete planning and remodeling
service Let US show you what can
down payment, SO months to pay
Phone EJso4 II o4-46ss: ewes. and Sun.
MATTRESSES remade, SIS up. STEIN
eGDpINS eo 9lSS,G CO. 1924 18th st NV.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
T'FH jo. srSs soss7s ''t,~"fsi aF Il
pAiNTING. sliisFI, interior and exterior.
co,np Complete renovating. Work guar
sTIfeTNER sn5geT; Free IS sHsaaa estimates. H. 8.
PAINTING, inside and out: low rates;
white mechanics: work guaranteed,
pAiSTfNG sfST fSt 60 'GoNsTIsHAlccTioR-comzmner. NsIIHlci
s eial and residential; Satisfactory foI
PAINTiNG and decorating. @ interior
estimate. CAN al any time. JU' s-sSsS:
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior. ex-
terror. For free estimates, cali JU
5,4219 or JU. 9-477l after 8. go
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
ing; reas. prices; free estimates;
pS9HTTNG' T9sk gSaE' WApE; SlbHSN NE; S-ss35; 10 &L9.
ately. MR.. PoAT. RA. s-5e4s. S5'
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs.
exp. Al work: personal services
satisfaction guar. any time. Ia.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1868 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar RA 3-7393 or He 4-8555.
PAPER HANGING. painting. Takoma
est. L. CROWELL. ~. 5-5OSO. ga
PAPERING: white mechanic Call
any time. WE. 5-6231 or DE. 2-637S.
PAPER HANGING. $40 rm. up: fine
selection of wallpaper: do own work;
guaranteed. RA. 3-0024. 10
PAPER1NG AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT. AID C-0Q20
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General Repair Work
PROPERTY SERVICE MAINTENANCE
CO.. ia. 9-5474 -2l
HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Painting,
repairs and remodeling. Free esti.
Call anytime, RIA. 3-3021, 10. 2-32O5.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity, and
removed ct our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1893 Pa. ave NV.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any descrip.
ton; gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum. etc.
highest cash prices; ARTHUR
MARKM. $40 r street NV
FURNITURE-SinEle pieces and CON-
plete household, etc. .AD. 4-SS79:
Eye Eyes I, ,TI1dv and g Sundays Ii 6.251s.
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years HOPWOOD'S 9Th and K
sts. NV, ME S-52S7
GAS RANGES. furniture, heaters,
refrigerators. stoves. mattresses
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. s-s952.
GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded iewelry. WE pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 r ST, NV,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FREE SOLID FILL
Brick bats-motar. Best fill. Picked
up at our yard. Free.
HOO s. CAPITOL, Ii. 3-226I .
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BUILDING MATERIAL
GIGANTIC
SALVAGE
OPERATION
100000 IN RECLAIMED
BUILDING MATERIALS
Tremendous Saving
Everything Necessary to
Remodel Your Beach Home
PRICES SLASHED!
COMPARE!

We also have one million feet of ex-
cellent lumber consisting of: sheath
lng-siding flooring and all framing
lumber
PRICE
DOESN'T
MATTER
The larger the quantity, the lower
the price!
MISC. ITEMS - Brick. hollow tile,
shower stalls, ice boxes, and many
other items
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STONE-FLA LAGSTONE

Spec cIalizing In stone retaining walls
and daestone patios. Also steps.
walks, drives. lily ponds. etc. Terms
II desired. For quick service and q
Tree estimate call JERRY. LU.
1-47b6. -9S
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CALVES AND BRED HEIFERS. Tele-
phone weekdays. OIL. 2-T527 or
week ends, Sperryville VaD 3s65.
HEREFORD BULL. double reg Dom
ino Rex, 3 wears old, gentle. Vienna
T6-J-2 -oT
GUERNSEY cow. 4-5-gal. producer;
Jersey 1St calf heifer; good family
COW; phone OV. 3-19S9 after 6 pm.
FRESH COWS. >. and ! O close spring
vaccinated. Call Vienna 671-J.
oE
Evening star., 1953-05-19

80 : =. II"
FURN..Din. rm. set, 5 pcs. ma.
s9g:' ss9g:' $50 500; Roli-away bed: q size,
FuRN.-Glass-top walnut coffee table
lamps and chromium Il. lamp. Best
oMer. ~. 9-0737 after s.
FURN;-Simmons Hide-a-way; Mitch
slmost' all aH' NV l1in; w@ console cherry chest
lain. table top; perfect cond.; very
cheap. 1 lawn mower. AID. 4-3497,
CAS- ~ sASessa ssaI e.na RsS Sssa used sls "
GAS RANGES. new, lew uiW used; nj Sic sS5SSS5 5S 5p:
installation. PEERLESS SALES
GaSs Ga2s7 ssSgas Ge9rEls ave; 0E: 2-6tee
GANTdc fG4A1sT95 PssT7est sG4 6 fond; $s9s5 AT
GENEKATORs. .STARTERs. S7.6o up. D.
f!o,F Z cAETY S71,pI l6os l4th ,No. 7;o2s4:
cond. Cost S17S. sell ISl Si2s OF or best best
.o 9nsri MA. s-O570; ewes. WA.
GOLF CLUBs-cost me 500. Your.
LOT .rT, $50. Trick knee forces me te
irons, 8 hoods, bag. AD. 2-2O66
after 8 pm. 81
GUNS--''P" .3S German: excel. cond
includes shoulder holster and clean
ing kit. RA. 6-7004 to see. -21
HOSPITAL BED; like new; adjustable;
S35. G1CHNER SURPLUS. 2513 M
st: NV. EX. 3-3527.
JALOUSIES
Porch fnN10rNros No
or JU. 7-66Is. S25
KITCHEN CABINETS Geneva
Kitchen Maid. YOUNGSTOWN, Tracy,
with small scratches and dents: 6O0s
OIL. JOHN G. WEBSTER. 627 F. st.
NV. ST $4,000
KITCHEN CABINETS and sinks;
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE CLEAR
ANCE Of custom quality wall and
some available in color; all out OF
carton or slightly damaged.
Ledge-type porcelain bowls, Clipped,
~ ca; under-counter REFRIGERATOR
sink comb, ideal for beach cottages
and apts. DOUGLAS DISTRIBUT-
ING CORP. 901 Girard st. ne,
6lks. from 10th and R. I. ave. ne.
best selections. -19
ssoFTdd5tion. Tdad Cali Mr.. Hollis, aeeS co.
LAWN MOWER-36" Eclipse; ia
h.p.; cycle bar; slightly used; S145.
Call JU. 5-53S9. Can be seen at
1l9 Apple Grove rd., Plain Acres,
Silver Spring, Md. -2l
LIVING ROOM SUITE-Two years
old, consisting of / sofa, 2 chairs,
new slip covers and coffee table; in
very good condition; $50 If in
terested, write MRS. KEEFER COR
PICK Mnl1nt ir,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Has large accumulation of upholstered
furniture Several bldgs. full never
shEwa sio1ss e V,itapInn p1eIic New and used. an
and modern. Sofas, chairs, love
seats: d. :, and kitchen furn. This
party must dispose of all furnish
lngs to make room for factory oper-
stlon II you need any uph. furn.,
ment or details. eve, Sat, sun,
CO 5-3427. 19S
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LUMBER
OVERSTOCKED

MUST MAKE ROOM
GET OUR PRICE AND SAVE
10000 pcs. 2x10. 16.
dressed.
100000 It. flooring, S25
per M at YARD.
100000 #. 2x4's, Be per lin.
IT,. rough or dressed.
5000 pcs. 2x6's. $40 per M
100000 IT. sx4's, &c lin. IT.
PERFECT FOR FENCE POSTS.
Also 2xS's, 4x4's, 6x6's,
SxS's, 10x10's, 10x12'S, In
lengths UP to 80 #.
All 3-inch lumber priced as
3 inches.
We will deliver. No charge.
Lumber can also be seen on
SUNDAY at our Lily Ponds Job
where 5SS building units are
being wrecked.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL co
1902 Minnesota Ave. NE.
LILY POND JOB PHONE, LU. 1889
YARD PHONE. LU. 4-O5OO
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BRICK-LUMBER

BUILDING MATERIAL-This ad Is
worth So to you on . purchase OF
$40: bring. 1t with you. 1x2-in.
Turing; lAe a #; 1x3-in.. 1Ac;
frames, compiete. $3.50; no9TS STmored ard
cable, &c a #. and up. 1000 flower
pots. &c, Re. 4c: wire flower holders,
10 in, 45c dog. Many other items.
Framing, sheathing. pipe, fittings,
boilers and sinks. Call 10. 7-7S96.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
THE EVENING STAR
110l PENN. AVE. NV.

kToCK-CoNTRoL CLERK, WITH
vell-established home furnishings
hrm. Experienced preferred. Pleasant
personality. 5-day week. Call MR.
MURRAY. Elk. $4,000, for appt
TAILOREss for fne mems altera-
ssIary 4r FHE E oTAk1TY THEk @ps sHoP sceens a6as
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. -19
STORE MANAGERS
WE OFFER UNUSUAL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR WOMEN
OF BUSINESS ABILITY,
WHO ARE BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 28-45 AND FREE
TO LEAVE THE CITY.
COME IN AND TALK WITH
US ABOUT A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS CAREER THAT
MAYBE YOURS. APPLY
10 Am. TO 4 PM. OR
PHONE MA. 8-2861 FOR AN
APPOINTMENT AT TIME
CONVENIENT WITH YOU.
Russell Stover Candies
1343 F STREET NV
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PART TIME
(WHITE)

Could you use S35-S55 and Up pei
week ? and 3 spare evenings pei
wk.? We have a wonderful oppor-
tunity for pleasant. friendly work
. hrs. per evening. Will not inter
fere with your housework or day
time lob. No canvassing, deliverins
or collecting. For further informa
ton, call OF. 4-SSS7. between 3-E
pm. 80
WORK IN ARLINGTON
We need 2 ladies to work in oul
law Offices. One as receptionist.
filing clerk. Another as typist
Both parties must be experienced
Annual leave, sick leave. Pleasant
working cond., 5-day week. Salar,
open. For appt., call Mr.. ADAMS
weekdays. at JA 5-710O. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-19

AMPL!FIERs, mobile system fol
sound truck, record player, mic
trumpets. S12b. Rental $40. co
BABY CARRIAGE. good condition
very reasonable LU. 4-1546.
BABY CARRIAGE tcollapsible), with
mattress: like new: good rubber
tires: best offer. DU. 7-5465 OF
BABY FURN., pre-inventory sale;
cribs, regular $36 to $55, now S25. .9l
to $40 S8; carriages, regular $40
to $50. S14.9S to $39.SS; hi-chairs
regular S12 to SIT, now S9.98 to
$l3.9S; trikes. bikes. sandboxes, ta-
STORK TOWN. 51l3 Georgia ave
NV. till pm "a
Evening star., 1953-05-19
AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

RENTED
FOR THE HOME. OFFICE. A SMALL
DEPOSIT WILL ASSURE YOU OF
A COOL SUMNER. CALL Ii. SALE
r g. M
REFRIGERATION co.
YOUR AUTHORIZED (BONDED)
SERVICE COMPANY
AIR CONDITIONERS
Brand-new models. A-h.p., for same
price as most h-h.p. models: free
7-7722. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl. Va.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

famous RENTAI-PURcHAsE-PLAN
gives you the opportunity to selec
any piano you want and have. 1
delivered to your home by paying
Ing: =. Cali or come IN Tor s compiet, %
HOS G st. NV. DI. 7-S464. .;
PIANOS-For a real bargain in usec
grands,. we urge you to see our dis.
play Of Steinway, Knabe, Kimball
Whitney. Baldwin and others. Prices
are as low as S595; conven. terms
CAMPBELL Music Co. iios G st
NV. DI. 7-S464. ga
PIANOS -. Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinei
an console models. Designed, bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQUIP
with Baldwin patented Full BLOW
action Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1879
eut-thread fixtSres e0RGe5 BIocKs' KS. ;sSn sS5t
J. n st, st nv, nv; NO; 7-7s03; WA, 7.5501,
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, new and uset
SINKS: toilet sets, soiI pipe. ACI
sTNk III C0; 60, 222o Georgia ave. NV,
EOWEh MOWER 1S-in. Davis
Briggs and Stratton motors. usec
! season. cost SlO6.95. viii taxi
$50. WA. 7-1926. 81
RADIO, table model: Magic MaiC
washer: very reas. DE. 2-5723, s:
Rhode Island ave. NV. Apt. 4. Il.
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire. Al
cond.. only $49.50 for quick sale
Simmons sofa bed, $40. RA. 6-3473
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse, I
Gu. IT; good cond.: $40. 5720 4tf
st: NV. TIA. 9-3592. go
REFRIGERATOR. Coldspot. & or :
Gu; It; ;oggSed used; very good cond.: $50
REFRlGERATORS; used; large as,
sortment from $40 UP. Some with
l.year guarantee. Time payments
FREDERICKS. 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR all makes; saw,
high finance charges; positively nj
money down: easiest terms possible
anywhere. Free delivery and in,
REFR!GERATORS; gas. all sizes
installation PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Ga ave. DE 2-5566
REFRIGERAT and guar.
$35 up: refrigeration. air-condition
ing and electrical sales and service
MANGUM g. GASCH. 1922 NJ st
NV. NE. $4,000. -22
Evening star., 1953-05-19
ANTIQUES

&44N - 4R ~ GO
Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects, ieWelry
rugs, silverware paintings por
traits: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY. ia 9-3333.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. tewelry
and Chinese art objects Any guam.
tity Cali LOUIS SEGAL ia Q.
1888: ewes. EN-. 1896.
ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture, full con-
tents or odd pcs. refgrs., stoves
s.F FURN co. Sio Sth st Sc.
Sc. FURN. CO. 210 9TH st. Sc
ANTIQUES WANTED
SilverwaYe. any cond.. jewelry, brio.
a-brac, glass. 1888 Wis. ave, D
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-l416
Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture Bought
Also elec. refgrs.. stoves. tools. musicaI
instruments. ST. 3-143S. RIA. 6-7922
30
Evening star., 1953-05-19
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
619 K st. NV. ME S-00S9.
BABY CHICKS. N. H. reds or white
rock: $12 per 100; Emden goslings,
ST so each; Pekin ducklings, So per
dozen: Md. permit No. 134. o. G.
Maxwell. M " U. S. so, Lanham. Md.
BABY Chicks, GOsLINGs, POULTs,
DUCKLINGS, save 25ec. o. G. MAX.
WELL. Lanham, Md, WA. 7-l545.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
FOAM RUBBER

FOAM RUBBER
Name brand 3Ox76 uncovered mat.
treSS, new, S32.95; 39-in. width,
S3S.95. Other sizes comparably
priced. N. FRANK q SON. Ala
3rd st. NV, Elk. 3-S974.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
VACUUM CT,EANERS

We have a good stock Of used and re-
$3.50 up. All nationally known
brands also. Substantial savings on
floor models and demonstrators
Kenmore tank and upright cleaners.
Used vacuum cleaner motors and
cords, only So 25 sold as is while
they last. Call Ii. 7-7500. for free
home trial.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
oil BladenSburR Rd, NE.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

Famous brands, reg. Sl39.95: sale
price. SS9.5 Open ewes. JA. 7-7732.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
N. Glebe rd Arl, Va 90
Evening star., 1953-05-19

VACUUM CLEANERS
II you really want bargain in
guaranteed used cleaners. come in
and look over our stock; lowest prices
anywhere.
- TOPS VACUUM STORES
70S 11th ct CE OonO
Evening star., 1953-05-19

FRIENDSHIP HGHTS, - Sgle. rm.;
home privils.: transp. at door. cong.
ref; adults. 1920 Macomb st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-08
'Wife's 'sChargesL Lead
To Long Prison Term

A 20-year-old World War II
paratroop veteran may spend the
next IL years in a California
prison because Of his conviction
in Municipal Court yesterday for
and threatening her.
and threatening her.
Pharris D. Buckner, of the 100
block of I street NV, was SEN
fenced to only 80 days in Dis
trict Jail by Judge Thomas C.
Scalley yesterday on the larceny
and threats charges.
But according to the former
paratrooper's attorney, Edmond
DAILY, Buckner is on parole after
serving two years of a e-to-14-
year sentence for forgery in
California.
Authorities in that State al
ready have filed a detainer to
hold him for parole violation on
his release from Jail here. Mr..
DAILY said.
Under examination by Assist
ant United States Attorney Ned
Perry, Mrs. Dorothy Buckner,
who now lives at 3444 Twenty
third street Sc. testified Buck
ner took the TV set. which was
hers. from the apartment they
had occupied before the marriage
broke up"last month.
Mrs. Buckner also said he had
threatened to kill her when they
met by chance in a restaurant,
after they had separated.
Buckner admitted selling the
TV. but he said it was common
property. He denied making the
threats.
Evening star., 1953-05-08
Rx the A,,eriaied Pres,

NEW YORK, May 8.-An, es-
capped German prisoner of war,
hunted by the FBI for seven
years and now a successful inte-
rior decorator, gave himself up
last night-becauSe of a picture
and a girl.
Husky, blonde Harry Girth, q,
said he had lived in constant
fear of being caught.
II didn't want to go back to
Germany" he said. Their way
of life is so different. I wanted
no part of it,.
Since he escaped from the Fort
Dix. N, j.. POW camp in 1916,
Girth had built up an interior
decorating business at Atlantic
City, N. j.. had contracted to
buy a $500 shore home, and
had become engaged to an Amer
lean girl.
It was his acquaintance with
the girl, Judy Florentine of At
lantic City and the appearance
of his picture in the current is
sue of Golfers magazine as one
of five fugitive German prisoners
of war in the United States that
led to his surrender.
The girls mother, Lucy,
spotted the picture of Girth and
notified her son George, a COM
edian whose stage name is George
Dewitt. in New York. He con-
tacted his prospective brother
in-law. advised him to surrender,
and Girth agreed.
At a Manhattan police sta
ton, the 6-foot escapee talked
freely with reporters, and said
he hoped to become a United
States citizen.
Some people have promised
to help me-" he said.
Speaking with only q slight
accent, he told how he got out of
the prisoner of war camp by
slowly collecting civilian cloth
ing, then walking off with it on
beneath his prisoners clothing.
later shedding the uniform.
After a few months Of free
dom, he said, IT felt like a flower
plant when you put it in the
open after it's been in a hot
house, it feels free"
That. he suggested, is the diff
ference between living in Europe
and America.
Evening star., 1953-05-08
Southern Baptists
Warned 10 Shun Ties
With Other Churches
By Cospor Names
Star Sfaff corraspendent

HOUSTON. Tex. May g.
Southern Baptists were warned
today that interdenominationa
ties contained a threat to tradi.
tional Baptist convictions.
The warning, contained in 8
report of the Denomination!
Committee on Relations With
Other Religious Bodies, was 6
thinly yelled slap at Baptist
churches contemplating affilia-
ton with the National Council
Of Churches.
I'VE believe that Southern
Baptists should ever be on the
alert to safeguard our doctrinaI
purity and denominational in
tegrity," the statement, present
ed by T. c. Gardner of Dallas
Tex, committee chairman, de-
clared. Baptists, the report
pointed out, believe in total sal
vation by grace" and in lone
Lord, one faith and one bap-
tism."
DIR. StOrer Elected.
DR.. James w. Storer, pastor OF
First Baptist Church, Tulsa
OKLA, was elected president OF
the convention yesterday. He
succeeds DR.. D. j. Grey of New
Orleans.
A Washington layman, George
B. Fraser of Calvary Baptist
Church, was reelected senior
secretary, and Joe w. Burton OF
Nashville, Tenn, junior secretary
Porter Routh of Nashville was re-
elected treasurer.
The Rev. E. Hermond West
moreland Of Houston. pastor OF
South Main Baptist Church, was
elected first vice president. The
second vice president will be
chosen today.
Social Security is Issue.
An important test Of the
Southern Baptist Convention at
titude towards the problem of
whether ministers should re-
ceive social security benefits will
be indicated tomorrow. The
Rev. Garis T. Long, pastor of
Grace Baptist Church. Rich
mond, Va, yesterday submitted
a resolution to the committee
on resolutions providing that a
nine-man committee be ap-
pointed to study the question
and bring in a report to the
1854 convention. Action on the
resolution will be taken tomor-
row.
DR.. Arnold T. Ohrn of Wash
ington, general secretary of the
Baptist World Alliance. told the
gathering yesterday that the AL
lance has resettled more than
5000 migration cases, covering
about $4,000 individuals" But
he pointed out that "the num-
ber of refugees. expellees and
escapes is, unhappily. growing
all the time"
Evening star., 1953-05-08
Toothpick and Match
Produce Clay Pictures
BY the Assoeioted Press

LETHBRIDGE.-Ge gorge F.
Byrne of Lethbridge uses only
a toothpick and a match to pro-
duce delicate floral pictures
from clay.
His pictures. ranging in size
from 3 to 4 inches to 18 by "a,
can be found as far away as Salt
Lake City. Utah. He says some
day he would like to turn what
now Is a hobby into a small busi-
ness.
Mr.. Byrne started dabbling
with ceramics back in 1947 when
he made earrings and brooches.
He decided to switch to pictures
which he mounts on velvet back
grounds.
Evening star., 1953-05-08
Fugitive Nozi POW Gives Up
After Living 7 Years mus.

| Polish-born. Girth said he was
captured in a foxhole near a
small village north of st. Lo,
France, after being slightly
wounded in the leg.
A prisoner at Fort Dix for two
years. he escaped only two days
before he was to be shipped back
to Europe.
After seven hours questioning
by FBI agents, Girth was booked
as a fugitive, to be turned over
to the immigration and naturali-
zation service,
Evening star., 1953-05-08
Non-Union Coal Sales Hit
Economy, Lewis Says
BY the Assoeiofed Press

POTTSVILLE. Pa, May g.
John L. Lewis said "substand-
ard" coal from non-union mines
is being sold without any regard
for the economic factors in
volved."
The United Mine Workers
president made that statement
to reporters yesterday after a
closed meeting of the anthracite
tndustry's Committee of 49,
made up of Mr.. Lewis, five other
UNIV officials and six industry
Evening star., 1953-05-08

leaders. The committee was
formed in an effort to help ex-
pand the market for hard coal.
Mr.. Lewis said sale of the nom
union coal "at any price which
the market will bear lowers the
realization Of coal sales for the
legitimate producers in the in
dustry. These people do not
realize that everything which
affects the prosperity of the an
thracite industry affects the
community and the Nation"
Davidson Alumni Meet
Davidson College area alumni
will hold a family picnic and
recreation outing in Rock Greek
Park tomorrow. \
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-09-19
Boy Lost; Police
Unable To Find
His Home

Burnell Wilson is II years old
and miserably lost.
Last Saturday the boy wandered
away from his home somewhere in
Jackson, and since then he hasn't
been able to find his way back.
Two men who found him wandering
around in West Jackson were I'M
able to help so they brought him
to the Jackson police.
Since then the finest minds of
the police force have tried to find
where Burnell lives, all to no avail.
Burnell told the city juvenile of
ficers he lived on Davis street, but
when officers took him out he
didn't recognize any of the houses.
He said his fathers name is Roy
Wilson, and that he was working
last weekend on bridge gang of
the GM&O Railroad in Louisiana.
His mother is Annie May Wilson,
who is domestic worker in a priv
ate residence, and he has a six
year-old brother.
But with this seeming wealth of
information, Burneli is still lost,
and very dismally so.