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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed ,1I by state Sste and county Super
AUT9MA7TIc' T'1'SR III '-I'1tF DEFRosrERs- Mod
s6as fnR2e Installed snG eiefIr'c Io 7ss7
VACANCY. elderly lady. lst floor
24-hour care. Tray service. Tele-
vision. Reas. rates. HE. 4-51 81
SLIP COvERs-To your specifications,
Sl3; Our fabrics; couShes. SIS.
CHILD CARE IN COUNTRY HOME
-Vancies for . babies. full time
care, Also interested in 2 ST,s Or
c. o. GREEN. Gaithersburg 330-J-1
BEAUTIFUL decorative fabrics. natl.
advertised at surprisingly low prices;
SLIP COVER STORE. 3oos Hamil-
ton, Hyattsville, Md. UN. 4-"247.
VACANCY, for refined, elderly lady:
beaut. lge. room tray service and
FURNITURE REPAIRS. springs re-
tied; cushions repaired in your
HVTsTIGaTioNs, SSTs Ga protecfion sTentnES ad.
vice. Guaranteed. "Colored'' private
detective b. c. license. AID. 4-s573'
PERMANENT "a; shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G
1SsTRTcTIoN s; F:G on all musical in
struments. Special short course for
guitar, piano, accordion, folk song
accompaniments. No parking prob
lem. 2425 Mimi. at Pa. ave-, LU.
4-2I27. JU; 5:S463; .
ISIS Conn. ave. Ma. s-5323.
pafaisto and f0s eldsFH III
hour nursing SUPERVISION by regis
sIiP tfTsd coVERs oVTSs ho made 5GSIH to H. all work
guaranteed Phone WA 7-4335.
tutoring at home; elem. j,h.. s.h.
NURSING CARE given elderly loved
ones. IN Pr.ssd Hesqt{1 small A. iefqssd bf44s
COUNSELING for position, promo
ton, college entrance. self-improve-
ment; Interview by appointment
F1RsT.FI. rs Fl kM. TO SHARE. pvt. bath;
sIIP COVERS AND DRAPEs. custom
made from our large selection OF
materials. or your material. Cash
mbes or bHase HoG S aeF faefYaa sHoP eae
PHoTo STAMPS Of yourself sent on
letters. greetings, etc. A novelty. For
details, ELITE sPEcIALTIES, Box
1I59. Washington, D; c.
COMPANION ANON to Eentleman iI man,. Sy una. ma,
interests, healthy. Box 395-D. Star
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teache,
English. self-contidence: freedom
from self-consciousneSs. AID. 2-255O
YOUNG MOTHER AND CHILD car
have room and board, day care, in
nice new home. King S-6930.
CHILD CARE. day or full time: new
home, rec, room room' ada. play equip
MSksGARET fas Ar 17lio8' E. WAGNER, formerl,
with Woodward & Lothrop. Now Il
the time to have your dress, suit OF
coat restyled; custom-made suits Il
order. S25 18th st. NV.
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIES, use your
taesf NRsiT ETPsFs Bscos EoFs1arshR eo Sbsso DA!a
CoATs GAHSI OF ARMS; ARMS for r' May O. 10. Ere,
/ search Library Congress Colored
Framed. 10x12. S.. co. 5-3412.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie. pleasant atmosphere, kind at
tention. tray service. 1925 Ga. ave
CpEyr,SAn nT RA 315sSSS 3ps5S pr+ howe . a.
tire 3rd fl. . bedrms., with pvt. bath
Together or separate; with meals II
desired. EN-. :3-S6S4.
MOTHER will board children, pleas
ant surroundings. loving care, In
licensed home. UN. 4-4310.
elderly or Ill persen for privil. Of
real home AID. 4-6007,
ENGLISH LESSONS wanted In eve.
nings: Nichols ave. sw.- area. j
PERLBACHS. 10. 2-9S00. from. 9
to B.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.

"Washington's Largest Agency"
Field representative (assn.) $4,000
sales, refrigeration equipment,
S75 week plus commission
Sales Orb national seq sSoo COMPANY n1,,s csI
Sales trainee. college desree. .e -.
. $500 mo. plus commission mis-
Production clerk (use slide rule.
commsrslal aans1S artist ssG.s, sssyfFtisi4s TH
ONCE manager trainee S2s5
Remington Rand tabulating depart
ment supervisor ---- 100 Wk;
Drug store manager S3,SOO
Claim adjustor claw degree 5E9 Or 2 yrs. yrs
degree necessary $50
Jr. Accountant $50
Country club clerk,
$50 plus room and board
ONCE manager, 30-45 yrs. $4,000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tech. writer's and editors (eneineering
deg.). heavy manual exper (pref;
:sS:s .+sist; S%syi9; % Plus i 4ssSS
communication systems ensEs.. some
travel $4,000 plus $2,700 yr. sub.
Design develop. engr. to S1O,6SO
Sr electronic engrS. -- 81. 6OO
Elec: mech. design engrs.- to S9. 400
Prod. DESIGN engr. -- $4,000
Struc. design spec. TO $4,000
Sr. Aerodynamics engrs.-- to $4,000
Sr. power plant engr. to SS, 600
Sr. thermal control engr. to $1,000
Ex-naval officers (engr. background).
air opr. eXper. - Salary open
Systems analysis engr. Salary open
Methods planning engr. tME or 1E).
Salary open
Research ANALYSTS (pharma:. bio. or
med. deg)-. Salary open
aatRematicians hf% snae and physicists. open
Electronic techs. (field inst. exper. }.
sT. struc. Test Engr. - to 5000
Vibration analysis engr. to $1,000
Structures designer (aircraft.
st. weights engrs. to S6,100
Tech. illustrators $6,500
CLASSIFIED document on. (exper.
Computor mechanics S5, 500
Craftsmen (mech) 80 hr
Craftsmen (construction) - s., 600
Chemists &5, ,2Sa
Craftsmen telectronic) - s., 800
design civil engrS. 81 22O
Construction INSPECTORS 80 81. 300
Correspondents (bio-chem. degs.
must type - SO. 900
Please send detailed resumes for
above positions or visit our once
and bring detailed resumes.
110S 18th st. NV. New Address)
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HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcont.
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

WOMEN.
Personnel asst.-recept:, coll. pref Cox
Bkkpr. -office mgr. q. d.----seo seo 30 10
Bkkpr., auto exp.' o. @oo SS5 SSS55
see9 sa@in' coafyhse: Sefy So, arsa 1ai d ss$
Steno., insur. exp. 3 d. 80. S69
Steno., airport. yng., 5 d.. $223
| elk. .-typist, near Arl. blvd. 8 d. "a?
| elk -typist, airport. d. $$SEESS
elk. -typist, irreg. hrs. some COL. $0 $2o0
Payroll elk, car nee q. - SSG SSSG
Teletype oper.. exp, 5 d. SSd0
Mgr. lunch bar, air cond.., 5 d.,
Cashier. exp. Arl. ------ S50
Dental assist. exp. 500
Teacher, retarded children, p. T:
Airline stewardess, attractive yns.;
travel and get JnM Haid Tor IT,
Bkkpr.. full charge ------- SIS
IJr. acc'tant. 1925 5 d. --- $50
Advert. sales. sales prom, exp'
IBM asst. superv., exp. 5 d. $3.50
OFF. elk. knowl bkkpg.. 21-3o: =
MGR 1000 oper.. exp. .----~-$ SEQ $SS55oo
Jr. e' exec. trainee. large corp, 3 d. =
Desk clerk, h. S. grad. 21-ao- $500 2200o0
Multilith NHitit oper., So. Arl.. 5 d.--$250
Expediter,, some coll, yng. S5655
Airplane loading. no exp; nee = POS q
Potomac Emp.-HrS. 9-8
1894 Wilson Blvd; Arl., IA. o7zdd5599o' =d59
Oil King ST., Alex. XII. 9-7O2E.
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When GrsiCertno ADVERTISEMENT
gddressed to Star boIeS. do NOT
tnclose original references photo.
graphs or 0the, materials OF per.
sondI rdlHe Copies seTue the pu1-
pose and ORIGINALS may Get lost
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HELP--MEN
COIINTERMAN

Opportunity for man with real sales
ability and experience in plumbing
and heating lines to work for whole
conds., hrs. and pay. Inquire E. G..
SCHAFER g. CO., 1921 4th st. ne.
Ask for Mr.. T. G. owen. IS
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Sterling $4,000
mnSTNC HOTRS.

MONDAY EDITIONS PM SUN
TUES. to FR1.-9 PM. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION-10 PM. FRI
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

70: JOHN w. CHAMBERS, record
owner of lot =, square 532l. known
as as premises 5Ol1 D Street Sc,
known heirs or assigns, or both;
entitled AN Act to Create Board
for the Condemnation of InSanitary
Buildings in the District of Colum-
bia. and for other Purposes" as
amended April Is, 1885, and De-
cember II, 1912, the members OF
the Board have investigated into
the sanitary condition of the build
ing at the premises mentioned
above. This building has been
found, as a result of such investiga-
tion, to be in such insanitary con-
dition as to endanger the health or
the lives of the occupants thereof
or of persons living in the vicinity.
Accordingly, you are hereby directed
to show cause on or before May 20.
1858 why this building should not
be condemned. You are entitled to
a hearing on this matter before the
Board. provided that you make writ
ten request for such hearing with
in the time to show cause indicated
above. Upon receipt of such re-
quest the Board will fix q time and
place for the hearing, and will
notify you accordingly. BOARD
FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF IN
SANITARY BUILDINGS. COL.
CARY Jr., J. J. TLGENFRfTz.
A
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CLERK. colored; mems wear; ref.
erences. Phone Sun. 9:30-1, Mon.
9:3O-7. CO. 5-3432. A
CLERK for Sc. real estate and in
surance office; no age limit: must
have fair knowledge of typing and
good personality; perm. position
long. office. 51a-day wk; must own
car; ambition and personality more
important than exp; fair starting
salary with opportunity for addi-
tional earnings. Box SIG. Star.
CLERK lhardware). young man, ex.
per. helpful but not necessary: va
cation and bonus. A. & A. HARD
WARE, 9441 Ga. ave, JU. 9-531O
CLERK K-SALESMAN. must be expert
enced in AGRICULTURAL supplies; apply
JAMES J. RUPERT. 1921 7th
CLERK -TYPIST. physically handi-
capped preferred; statistical typins
and record keeping, in bookkeeping
office: neatneSS and accuracy es-
senttal: 5-day wk. good working
conditions Apply 1918 New Hamp
ave. NV. (21st and NJ SITS. nw0. q
to IL am. Mon. through Fri. 3
COLLECTION MAN
Thoro. exper. installmrnt collections.
BY phone only: WILL PAY ToP
SALARY TO RIGHT MAN.
LONGS, 731 9TH st. NV -5
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I311 6 St. NV, Next Church
u. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.
pROTCcIONA1

BIS 18th STREET NV.
PROFESSIONAL
nOCAL AND OUT OF STATE)
Buyer. millinery; case worker %. 81,
director vocational school. drafts
men. engineers. estimator (plumb-
ing and heatingl. group worker, IL
illustrator (technicaD, managers
(credit and retail trade). mathe-
matician tM.A. degree). medical
records 0ibrarian), medical tech
nician. metallurgist assistant, mu-
sician accordion or violin, female;
oculist. physician. physicist, police
women. psychiatrist, psychiatric So
cial worker. teacher (Arabic). x
ray. technician 0emalel.
CLERICAL
Bookkeeping machine operators fexper.
or trainee). cashiers. collectors,
comptometer operators. credit and
collection clerks. dispatcher (car
nee. type). DSJ and PsM operators.
sales (automotive. food, insurance
ONCE machines.
SUMMER
Program directors, camp counselors
(cabin counselors, water front,
sports. arts and crafts).
sos K STREET NV.
Machinists. stationary engineers
with D. c. licensel. electricians.
735 18th STREET NV.
Couples. household institutional re-
cent experience.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Shoe Store MgrS. (M)
Shoe salesman. exper., $50 wk. and
comm. Retail tire salesman. exper :,
$500 Mr.. Byrd tNA. S-6250). PER
SONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @ st. NV.
SECRETARY, $500 MO.
Under 20. exp. secy. wk.; law stenoe.,
$50 wk. up; private Secy.. under 40,
SIS wk.; can use 30 juniors to S55
wk. See MISS YOUNG at once now.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ St. NV. ST. 3-3664
ATTENTION., WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
CONE IN AND TALK 1T OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS
5-DAY. 35 TO 40 HOUR WEEK
SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
BOOKKEEPERS
RECEPTIONIST- -TYPS.. many 81. 900
SECRETARIES. 5 days So, 800
BKKPR. -SECYS., 5 days =. 4,O0O
TENOGRAPHERS, 5 days $4,000
CASHIER-SECYS.. 5 days $4,000
Y.-TYPS., hotel $4,000 plus
ASSISTANT MANAGER, shop Sl25
CLERK -TYPISTS. many S40-S60
TYPISTS -S50-S $50
BANK TELLERS. exper. So. 100
BANK TRAINEES, no o'time, 81. 300
F. c. BOOKKEEPER. Va. $4,000
CLKS.. 5 days S2,400
PIX RECEIPT, 5 days $4,000
COMPTOMETER OPRS.. exper.
and trainees. 5 days S40-S5S
ASST. .BKKPRS., many, accts.
payable or receivable, 5 d., $500
MANY OTHERS
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-727o
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ACCOUNTING STUDENT
SECOND YEAR

Career coinciding with academic prog.
ress in. 42-year-old local chain or.
sanitation. Young. single, veteran
willing to work hard to BUILD An
EXECUTIVES FUTURE. Employ
flee. ne. location Write fully. age
background. university afiliations
and salary requirements. Box 37O
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
To work on all makes of cars; good
working conditions. in well lighted
shop; hospitalization, vacation with
and reliable. Apply to George
Evans, service manager. in Arling-
tons oldest Kaiser Frazer Dealer,
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Les
hwy Arl, Va b
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Full Charge Bkpr., $75 Wk.
Asst. bookkeepers. constr. - $40 wk.
Iypist bookkeeper. junior S65 wk.
See Miss Day GRE. 7-2S2S)
GRACE DUNN
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1135 21st ST. NV.

out apis. Ewes, JA. .S-0173. -
CARPENTERS, 1st-class trim men.
Report with tools 7::3O Monday,
2301 N. Fillmore st, Arl.
CARPENTER to do general light car
pentry. porches. etc. permanent
weekly salary or hourly rates. Call
JU. S.30l0. anv time. a
CARPENTERS, good mechanics, apply
GRANINGER. 1921 Saul rd., Ken
CHAUFFEUR: part time. afternoon
and evening. hourly rate. state
age and reference. Box 322-E.
Star
CIGAR MAN. exper.: top salary. peri.
P4ARM. H 1883 snes5rEnS' conn. ave. nN. h@plE6 M6
CIGAR CLERK-Part time, ewes.
and Sundays. Call in person, 1926
CLAIM ADJUSTOR-Local branch Of
flee of casualty ms. CO. has opening
for young man with initiative
ability and legal inclinations; excel
opp. to learn business and become
established with growing con-
Germ. Reply, giving age. service
status. education. experience. quail
-flcations. refs. sal required and
your phone number. to Box HOG
Star a
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ASSISTANT
CASHIER
AUTO DISTRICT MANAGER

AUTO DISTRICT MANAGER
A GENERAL MOTORS DIVISION
REQUIRES young man with auto retail
selling experience. In reply give
complete experience record, age. ed
ucation. etc. Box 43S-E, Star. 3
NJ st. NV. MA. S-9573. IS
AUTO MECHANIC-If you are In
terested in estS blishing yourself in
one of Northern Virginia's fastest
growing automobile agencies located
in the city of Falls Church. Fair
mouth dealer. Special service tools.
well-euuipped shop. excel surround
ings, good working conds.. group
insurance, high pay plan. Must not
be afraid of hard work. Apply In
person and see Mr.. Alien. r. B.
CLARK MOTOR CO. 624 90. wash
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Automotive Help Wanted
Body men (2l, mechanics (2), paint
ers helper ~. See Mr.. Link, AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET. 14th and Fla
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MEN
TECHNTCAT,

Electrical engineer, design; exp. in
syncro.. servo, mech, radar. sonar,
Servo-mechanism engineers -, Top
Fire control technicianS- Top |
Air conditioning engr. ---- 81, 800 UP |
Chemists, various S4. 500 up |
Pharmaceutical chem. = To 12,000l
Mechanical engineer-----T To $4,000
Physicists ITO $4,000 |
Electronic technicianS 500 up
Computers, math. major $75 up
Craftsmen. electronIc - S100 up
Craftsmen, architectural 5000
Aeronautical engineers $4,000 up
Sales engrs., heavy mach, $4,000 up |
Mathematicians -To $4,000
SALES
Sales promotion, bank $4,000 UP
Sales managers 60 SIS, 900 up
Sales promotion -- To $4,000
Management sales mgr. $4,000 I'D
Paper and chem. by-productS, S400 UP
Route sales. no bond - To 500 wk.
Phcno. records. retail To $4,000
Insurance. all fields to $4,000
ONCE machines, jr. sales $3.50 up
Business forms st, 5000
Food products - $50 up
Automotive paints st. $3.50
Machine tools (heavy) 81 500 up
lIypewriterS S So, 700 plus
X-ray products $5, 900 up
Beverages - S75 IN
Tires. whlse. and retail-- SIS 1p
Once SpecialtieS -- $1,000 up
sales mgr. ofc. mach. Sl5,0OO up
Sales traineeS (ArlD St. $50
~
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RUPHER'S EMPL. AGENCY
Recommended day workers. cooks,
maids, houseworkers. mothers help
ers: references investigated. HO.
o-Q4oT a
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Who want to pioneer in new and
interesting work with young. pro.
greSsive organization.
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LAW, Patent Steno. (f.), $85
4 yrs .exper.. wonderful opportunity
Spanish Eng. Secy.. Amer. $500
Friendly, helpful, small cost.
GPACE nTINN
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ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
CONE IN AND TALK 1T OVER
EXPERIENCED OR BEGINNERS
5-DAY. 35 TO 40 HOUR WEEK
SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS
ROOKKEFpFp
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MAZUR HOPES TO
(Continued From Page OneN

k&OutAuueo cEOu EaBG OuSI
iies stated. "immsdistsIy chan
nelWsrd Of the high.Watsr shore
line. The dredging would be to
. depth Of seven feet below mean
low wafer.
''The bulkhead would extend a.
cross the entire shore line of the
property for a distance OF about
100 feet and would extend seward
about ITO feet from the high-water
shore line"
Plans for the work can be seen
at the office of the Army's dis
Itrict engineer, SIS Riverside Ave,
Jacksonville, and at the office of
the resident engineer, foot of Col.
lima Ave-, Miami Beach.
Florida's Internal Improvement
Board has advertised a sale of
the submerged land on which it is
proposed to dredge and fill. The
sale is set for Tuesday in Tallahas-
see. The submerged land in ques-
ton is a strip 90 feet wide and
over 500 feet long, containing a.
bout one acre.
The City Of Key West has pro-
tested the proposed sale.
Mazur said he has no immedi.
ate intentions Of going ahead with
the improvements, pointing out
that It is the beginning Of the tour
list season and that he wouldn't
want his beach cluttered with
dredging equipment.
He added that he may start the
work next May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17
COLD WAR is
(Coutinued From Page OneI

Continued FrOm rage Onet
many, asserting that the Soviets
do not appear particularly anxious
to talk with the West nCw on any
level.
The Israel-Jordan border explo-
sion item also was 4 follower
from last night when Eden intro
Idueed q motion calling on all three
nations to haul fhe Israeli govern
ment before the Security Council.
A British spokesman said the
three ministers had taken a very
grave view" of the situation but
Dulles repeatedly was not too en-
Unused about the proposal to bring
Lie before the Security Council.
Informants said Eden asserted
/ the Israeli attack Wednesday night
endangered the peace of the Mid
die East, and recalled 1850 de-
claration piedging the integrity OF
existing frontiers In the region.
The ministers decided to sleep on
the matter and discuss it again
during today's review Of all Mid
East questions, including the Iran
ian oil problem and the long Brit
Iish-E Egyptian negotiations over the
future of the Suez Canal zone.
As the Iranian oil issue came up,
rumors circulated In Britain that
the London government already
has contacted the new Iranian re-
gime headed by Premier Fazollah
Zahedi in a bid to get oil started
flowing again from the now-na-
tionalized concessions of the Anglo
Iranian Oil Co.
On Trieste, the ministers had be-
fore them Yugoslav President
Tito's proposal for an American.
British, Italian, Yugoslav parley on
ON the future of the whole
free territory.
Despite their reported agreement
to stand on the previous decision
to turn over Zone A - including
the port city of Trieste -- to Italy,
they were said to have decided
that British-American occupation
troops must stay in the zone until
tempers cool.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17
Fisher Funeral
Services Will
Be Held Sunday

Funeral services for Roy Fisher
viii be held tomorrow afternoon
a o'clock from the Chapel of the
Pritchard Funeral Home. The Rev.
John Armfield of St. Pauls Church
will officiate Burial will be in the
family plot in city cememtery.
Survivors are the wife, Mrs. AIDE.
line Fisher; one son Robert Fish.
|er: one sister, Mrs. Leath Ketch-
ing: three brothers. Maxwell, Cla-
renee. and Leslie Fisher, and q
cousin, Mrs. Reva Koch.
Mr.. Fisher was a veteran OF
WW2 and viii be given full mill.
tary honors by the Honor Guard of
Arthur Sawyer Post No. 2s, Am.
erican Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17
PRECIPITATION

Relative humidity. = An.
$40
Baromsssr tsss LevsIl, 7:oo An.
5000 ins.-101s.6 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17

tContinueu FROM rage OneJ
tack on three border Jordan vii
lagos.
A British Foreign Office spokes-
man said the U. s, British and
French foreign ministers took a
grave view Of the incident but de-
layed a decision on what steps to
take.
Earlier yesterday, Syria fired off
a protest to the Security Council
that Israels diversion of the River
Jordan constitutes . threat to
Middle East peace.
The alleged Israeli assault
Wednesday night repeatedly cost
IS Arab lives. It brought express
sions of alarm from official quar-
tiers in Washington and London.
Britain. in a strong protest on
behalf of Jordan, demanded that
Israel punish those responsible and
provide compensation.
The U. S. State Department also
was reported considering q public
denunciation Of Israel.
In Baghdad, Iraq Premier Fad
hill Jamali asked the United States
and Britain, through their ambas-
sailors, TO take serious measures
against Israel for the attack.
There was no official comment
from Israel.
Observers at the United Nations
said anger over the Jordan village
incident undoubtedly gave impetus
to Syria's protest over the Jordan
River. Jordan is not a U. N. mem
Der, but Syria is looked on as her
spokesman here.
Although Syria is the sole plain
tiff, her stand will have support
of other members of the Arab
League who belong to the United
Nations.
Security Council President VIII
liam Borberg Of Denmark has
scheduled the protest for next
Thursday and u. N. observers ex-
pressed confidence it would be ap-
proved for discussion.
Israel sources mere said the Tel
Aviv government was ready to
have the Security Council adjudi-
cate the water dispute and has so
indicated to Danish Maj. Gen.
Vagn Bennike, chairman Of the
u. N. Mixed Armistice Commits
sion.
In its protest, Syria denounced
Israeps diversion of the river as
a fragrant violation of the Syrian
Israeli armistice. She further
charged that the Israelis intend to
alter the course of the Jordan 90
it would flow into Israeli-controlled
territory and that military meas
ures have accompanied the diver
sion work.
Syria claimed the Mixed Armi-
stice Commission called on Israel
to halt the work but she refused.
Israeli sources here declared Is
rael has emphasized her readiness
to halt the work 50 that certain
points at issue could be established
and guarantees could be made re-
garding Arab lands and water
rights.
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HUSBAND OF KEY
lCnnfinned frnrn Pare nnel

Fleet All-Weather Training Unit at
Boca Chica Field for three years.
1949 to 1851.
He then was transferred to Whit
ing Field near Pensacola where he
was stationed until last September.
When orders came through trans
fering him to the Lcyte, he, Vivian
and their year-old daughter, Kathy,
spent his leave here with Mrs.
Keirstead.
They left Key West Sept. q for
Boston, where 1t. Willingham re-
ported for duty aboard the Leyte.
Vivian and the lieutenant were
married in Key West in 1s49.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17
The
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Weatllerman
Says


Key West and vicinity: Rainy
this afternoon: Considerable clou-
diness with scattered showers and
little change In temperatures To-
night and Sunday. Light to moder-
ate NE and z winds. Low tonight
about 70, high tomorrow about 81.
Florida: Partly cloudy thru Sun.
day except occasionally cloudy
with scattered showers lower Z
Coast and Keys.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and z Gulf: Gentle to mod.
crate NE and E winds thru Sun
day except occasionally fresh ex.
treme South portion. Partly cloudy
N considerable cloudiness and scat.
terd showers s portion.
Western Caribbean: Moderate E
and NE winds thru Sunday. Con.