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Plays all speed,
all size records.
Attractive luggage
ype carrying
case. At Lacy's 8
stores,
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BEDROOM apss. FURNISHED. An
Utilities supplied. Sea Isle Couss,
els Windsor Lane. sept Il
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER o.
Navy Wives nowllng Leaae. a
4 pm. 8 s. Also open hIwitnw
key Wet l1unA me1ln9. @M
p.m. - EAous Den. Esminary
S.
M0nrue Comaiy Hospital Wom
cas- Aunillary Sewing groap
81 hospital. : Pm.
CsFamle Classes and hand snae
fngs ! - q n.ma West Mastello
Art School. Counly Beach.
Aieohoilea Anonymona. closed
meellng fos members only.
HtsiA Duwnl Street
MofaFy Club lancheon. s. paul'a
Pariah Han. i2sts ON.
Knlghis a. Columhua. 81 Noes
Tau. SPIN.
DT. Felix Vareln Ledge 80. Ga.
nis Elizabeth 81. : ,. N.
WV Ladies Auxiliary Pest 8Nl1,
At post home . m.
Ladies Auxiliary. Arthur sawyer
Post, An. Ie9ion. At post
homes . p. m.
X. W. Amateur Radio Club.
Natl Guard AFmory. 100 ,. IN.
1ay8hees. 7.99 p. NJ.
~ Phi IN. 81. Annes Had. I:so
y. an.
Cray Ladies Corps. coffee, a
an.
Busy Zee Club. sp m.
Molhers Club q CMf and 81.
Joseph'a Sehool, Couveng Audi.
tarium. 100 pm.
Thrift Nhop. Navy commlssary.
. 10 II
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program. poinciana
Baptist Church. $50 pm
Game night. GRO Club, MAS.
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FOR buying or selling any kind
Of Key West Property. contact
Paul Boysen. &c Fleming Street
Established 1919. aug70- sotx
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CASH In or this seasons huKi-
ness. Combination garage and
service station Large lot Fully
equipped. Tao wFeckers. Meets
city laws for handling used cars.
Contact owners. Sweena&s Auso
,efv.ce.
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ONE bedrun. all electric. Private
bath. Utilities llnena. dtAhea fur.
uishsd 4 ani y Mote. ioas Eaisa.
septi-tl
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Opporlunities

FOR RENT-Duke'a Barb Que a
Motel Inquire Polnciana Pack
age Store, 3fz6 Dnek Ave.
augzz n
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LOST o. stayed blond Cocker
Spaniel with Humane Society
tag. ReW ard. Phone zs5ss. l.. G.
/ LaCkey. sep'f8saix
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NEWLY renovaied hedroow apart
ment Al uiiliiies. keaEonshle
rates. 81 Slmnniun. sepilsf
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sNo CAP sLgAch e mild. sfss<.
tive; YET res No isssins edss.
Boy FreTn vear eTe<eT. septt-fi
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APAkTMENfS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY day,
week or mouiA. Stuts Hotel. Apis.
tlo Fleming. septi.tf
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aurzs .psps-fs-fT.asss
- F2N CfmrNfT eoGmT oF TuR
EAAAMMT8 AAWf&tAh GtmfGFr
- an F0m MuMM0N COS ~.
sTAIe % Fi.ossDA. ~ taAA-
GNmAs
~. NM~MMn
ETHEL SAITH carr
Al.nKhr nAmcoumr Cara
Norscn ~ psmsacAqsox
TO, ETttNis h#tXAt CARR
1919 FaF4aanNt4n Ave.
Tuw nNMle - west Hartford
Counfy - Wea1 HAftlere
AnNN&f tlTua
yoa. NrllsL SAITH CARR. are
eereef notified TAT q petttien fgr
m1a steafina 20 tH@ FINAL Decree ~
divorce heretofore entered - the
mb0Sa entstlea rnmeas fnF change ~
rights ~ visitation - the mlner
ehiid - the PARTIES 90 eald cause.
has heen filed mmalnst yeus and you
are required e. serve a cuHE ~ y0Mf
anHwsT of pleaalnn - eaf4 petttipn
80 ire pelitioner'a atiornet, - VII
Nst = williams, = hnne address ~
aNg3 Aeynoi8 STAG. Miami. FloridM
nleaataa ~ the offife of me Clerk
1T tfie ciFsmit C0nff on - before
shN 4fsf uaY ~ September. "A. ~.
1881 1f eou fan a. - a.. fudMaent
30 aefaulf wlli BE taNen against
SEQ fuf ihe relief demanded Ia the
isoss ana ordered AZ Key west.
Aonfoa Ceanig. Floflda thss 18th
tsems1 EAfsis VI. ADAMS
CLERK - Circuit Court.
ke9 West. Florida.
nys ssdl wloFenee = eawysr.
NAT {. WILLIAMS,
AtfY Ter the Isefitiouer.
leaA Msyhnid Hian
aiAma. EiaFidm. akesA
augf1 septs-le*i5.tst5
- rmr rgmcurF c0rmw oF TuE
NsNHNENwW sNnEr&Ah tHsffA Ef
90 TuN STATE nF FtnH1nA,
- ANn EoM MoNm0M COUNTY.
~ GMANrEmN.
Nmaw ~. aA~TSM
RUSSELL WILLIAM.
Va Dft 0acE
uEnNICE WILLIAMS
NOTICE NJ ntlCATI0<
TO. tseFMlea N#ftttnFnN,
HAa HhefWan street,
voc Ann fiKnEnY ORDERED
ana Required 20 serve = capY ~
enur AnHwar - ths Complaint fer
DiVoreA On tHa I'ialutiffH Solicitor.
and file the ofINinai AntWaf ~ the
office ~ the Clerk ~ the CtFcuit
fsomrt nm er before ghe #sHt daY 81
sepiemhs,. A =. 1855. N she shove
entitled sauae. otherwise TIE slleea-
iione thsreiH eehtAinsd VIII 10 tax
poSe ana ORDERED a KEY
Wet Monren Countx, Fisflda. Tits
iath aay VI Aamuaf. "A. ~ 1853.
ta.al1 EARL al ADAMS.
Ctefk ~ the Circuit Court.
Mnnrue CountY, Fkrfi1A
NJ gsai flofeBre 4. sawyNr
pNpmty Clerk.
f8dl q Y. Porter, ~,
solicitor for I.lalntlff.
SIS kl~nina Street,
hey West. klnfidm
Observation-Disclosures
~ T8n ctmgNfr c0Umv OF TnF
MHNTt;ENNM AAntffAA ttt1a Ut
Or TtaE STATE 0F FA0Mfns.
~ AID R0l4 MONROE COUNTY,
A. 0uANGEMN.
ease ~. a8~Tm@
JEAN MARY DALEY
Plaintiff
- SO 0nCE
wrIAlAM EDWARD DALEY
NoTtrR ~ PUBLICATION
TOs William Edward Daley
NMfk salem AvamAe.
has4nn q fthtn.
Yoo ARE HE3EnT NOTIFIED
that auis far divorce has been tiled
against you herein and yea are re-.
auired ~ serve = eupy - year an.
sWer - aftefNey fer Plaintiff ard
fila The ofiainAi thereof vita the
Clerk - tAia gnurt en- uF before thH
sen DAY ~ fcfnheF. A-n. 1884.
othefWlee a ueeree Pro Conlesat
mlil hH entered hMAlnat Yeu.
DATED thts sth aAx - Nspiemhsr.
AID. 1858 a. ksy West M0pvos
county fioFlaa.
kAlEvukt NWurk
seal EARL n. ADAMS
clerk Ctreutt Cesft
Is. kathieen NaifaNs
Deputy Clerk.
Paul ~. Eeenfuz ida
eos Wblfehead street
Key West. FteFidA
Attorney for Eiminttff
HepfA- tfs9t.oc 1875
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8--AIale Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED super market
stock clerk. Apply in person.
Gulfstream Food Dept. Store. 1905
White Street. augl9-tf
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NUIfGN 70 NMEugFuU#
~ ann Soa messor co sssTs.
IN = ESTATE "a
JOHN a. tUlI aomsslmea
hmowm - JOHN AI.NnEif wof8
Deceased
10 AL cHEpfTona AND pEli.
.s1 80 att's =. s.t. 49,. nH 49,
~. w 80
e..ssfs. - s',l...' z. f.e 49, 1880
eiaie.s 80 ..tse.,e ~ '.'s -. 80
$3.50 NM Ns..&Naa "h.tn fNnf ~
~.tes $500 Mm A@tN @MMs@%. tts
ke%ea - f&@ e4s,s.f 49, -, 49,. 49, y
49,, ss s.. spt# N.t.ta ia 80 -
49, 'sas = eas,g lgElaa. - - e'
tNS htN#@ - l0
y. !. $500" '...,. ~.
$3.50. s ~as@s as"''s
sNle nasse~ 800 ~ .ss,.
.E~s4 - - e.r.<f..~, ~e4 $500 .i-f@|
49, 49, = ..sssas..,.s - ~ -
49, f@4swmss ,f 49, .s@s,..ms 80
an~s - .ss..,,, = - 80 '.s1st...s'.s
~ sanat - - .ft.seev $50 800
go ete,s.. -, $1,000 a. - fitea
mhmEf 49, wmtA
nafea Al Knv wemt Ftnriaa ana
aatk az 81 Aamast. a s. iSss
fN4H GLADYS ~ Ftftft
Az Nwmnmtrlm 81 fhn fmAf viii ara
Tsssamsnt ~ aohn A. Poh. nosns-I
tlmea hnown as 1ohn Alfrea tah.
deceased
w. CURRY HARRIS.
Ha4M uuNal street.
keY West. rlarlaa.
Attoemsy fer Exaentrsx
-: -. |. ~ ....ss. as. .....
- NHN| ##tA W NWEAM " NNNH
eAtMnttM - lltCtAA gIlsCt ~
- EssuMsssAs
80. 49, """"M e~~NNs.
- e"A 49,
foss aAvNee - ss-ss
pimlMfiff
~ nfvonCE
4Nf1AN n WILLIAM
neaamaant.
NOTICE. nv - mHAGAEH0N
TO Julian Il. Wfliama.
care Pest Himnai Offlee.
rot ~ 'S nrssEns 's o,fnprnrpI
your Answss - ths csms,asn tat fss'
sna fiis ~ ss,stssi $780, ss' y sss
office - ne clsrk q ths clrealtI
ns,.sss., - a9 49," ~.
~mtisf~4 ~m..e. ...s... =. 49, ~" .te..
$780, $3.50. , s-.ss' osa~s~lass - &sses Z.
49,. s...ss '~tN~@ ~1
$500. .ss.s. .n....~.
49,. 49, $500 ~ Ny
se,s a. - ......s.'1f tAis
80 - as - = Asss
tNeAif EAHb ~ ADAMS
Gers ef the 1tFcuit
teuFts Menroe
1oantNs ffnfidA.
~ tsAl Ftntemee q. ser
- - eF@tt ~iNfAa
z. ~. t@LtNfl ~.
.tttltsr 80 FiAaAtitA
ste NsNmt@M 81
h0f WeNb NleFiaM
auNNe-li 2epta-l 1888
a. HH4N 9smfNF4 f,nfm4 az van
nmNga III NOM s9anase - "a
Amn rsam aa@mess $3.50.
rfomt,a. a snasernxs
Nas ta~SNa
AfrANfs pYwwR9s 49, AZ, ~Yvot rsNsw
Asscs'aA rioN. ~. Fi.oatpA
Corporation.
Plaintiff
0n0ngr a ~ wnss =, -
- Es-'a s.'f....ss...s.
mmwnen ww nsmn ss,r&
49, n sssss3 esf nnt
49,. ~. - &c. - - r-4ses'
FSK xot<N etsssl'<ls r1f5nx nr-
NiAENN. GRANTEES eRNntTONs
saN trrttr8t NAffrtft4 etA.A4MfM84l
WF TNROtfrN Qf~NEf uR|
AGAINST uEUnnE A. IA tN.fefi
amA All. ef.AlMANTN ttNpER ANY
nw NtsltfI gsApTltsNs mna YN9f 1TNtA.
"a AGflN AM. nnf knewn - Sci
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a. NHsN CIRCUIT G0GmT or TsGE
tHNM NulGAAG GEMGNHT ~
AM NoM M0&uoN COUNT.
NhoMtnAs ~ GnA&GEnNs
Nng Ha~fNa
afIANfs pFWNMfsNa tSisNpvog .NeAw
ASSOCIATION. Inc. . FLORIDA
riasnufs
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ONE BEDROOM furn. apt. over.
looking water. Adults only. 500
North Beach. OF Cal 2-slos.
septi0-3t
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BRlOFs 10 90

WILL CARE Cor children by ~
hour. day ca week. Cali for ard
deliver. Phone 7-T@sz. septio-3'
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LEGAL NOTICES

Hepfamber 48fb, ts6a, ofherwima fhe
allies M1lHM4 1T MMta filif ~ Knsss
eA8tH4 files heFesn. ETA - takan
- FaHfe1Eea ~ Fau.
Iae aAtUfa ~ ihia tall a - oMlaf
An0 ennfiFm DlaAmtlffN s1fle q fhe
fMnI hefeiuabnee ARNeflhe1. Tkla
#HtlfH - tsu9ilesfion Rhall ke nnh-
isnheA - Tf8N NN8 WkHH E'tT4xEN
enee eafh week 80 soNr cummexu.
pATf5 sksa asa eay q Au3uns.
"A a., fNsA
taaA1l EARL ". ApAMA
CfeRs 81 fhe Cars ntt geuFs
~ fsdf k8tHieen AattaEa
Deputy t4NrN
CHARLES ~ MMTTNM
t,fanefffttF a Ns4tHf
AttoFnsga feT FlaInfIff
*N4 fmM9ahAEa Af4SlafHM
aunzs sep1-fs-tT.1sss
- TfgH C2mfNfT goGmT 0F TuE
EAAAMMT8 AAWf&tAh GtmfGFr
~ ANu N0H MONROE GO& ~.
sE41N o. Fi.oa3DA. - NMAA-
M@. Hm~mwa
ETItEf. SAITH CANf.
fiaiatiff.
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NOTICE az
@FNffAA n0Nn MIEGT10N
10 ~ i1elA a. sipaaher xgsh. anxa
Ftst1NHna kENa
Aa1 tialt ~ ntsHNtrr

A0*MNE 4N& W. MAaftkAAMA
aaepssa - she f.isrlaa ksss I" 49, 10y
duct District Commiasion. 4 npeeial
bead e1eeti0n Wiii - hold on tNs8-
Der S9sh. 1858 for che pafpaSe ~
anhfafftIns te the Qualified electors
- Flefida KEYS AauFduef District
MnnfnN 0uNntA FfuFlda. whn ar
areehg laeFn thsr~lm. tha feiiowtne
sIIKII. crNEnAL onHHGA-
TfON BONDS 49, TttN FLOKa4
pA KEYS Act ENytT THe.
T1lifsT MoNituN COTS MY.
FtUftifoA N Az AtiokEGATk
PRINCIPAL AAte3M NJ Nor EN~
tNEflf&tf 4t&Mee see NE $751;
En ~ Tf8H NtoHfnA kEFS
A4tEDltT pihTttit Goa.
Mission kxR TNN PURPOSE
0F ACQUIRING CERTAIN EM.
NilITft,H <oM NENN 40 tbs
DISTRICT. REHNS~M FN&st TIM.
IMPROVING NNTNN fttNtS ANts
f.<tsAhGf TttE SANE AND
Nt<&4 NtAsIf&8 CERTAIN Al
n4E8NNAN MATER SUPPLY
AND pH~TRfNH T8NsN FACfH8.
TIA HtFtI HANDS To nE
PAY AHtg fkoM WATER
MAT AID .ChA.hGEs AND
TANEN AND 10 ~ ISSUED
Ar oNE THE oh FEnH TfME
40 TINE N SERIES To nEA8
INTEREST ar 8fNM NAwE rfe
RATES NfT NEi1lN1 1--WE
HEk rENTUM FER AMI q.
AMI TO NATURE Or TNE
tagtNN& NW EAEf8 &EMEfe& Ta
NATURE At NlsCn TINk oR
49, q " 81. 49,,
DATA A. HE H&af4fnA
kEEA A9NEpsfr NlefultsT
MMfHelON SHALL HIRE.
AFTER nNTENMANk#
AZ mFH itaH IS said rNNafNfiNn ~
fhs Fleraa kffs AaaedNss kistris'
easlss -. a. - fsnnffe4 ~ sc
taom he ~ FA@rtev SR8R1. Mn@aAM
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FURNISHED apartmenfs, = rooms
and bah. maid ard ianltor ser.
vice. sflllties furnished. Coral ITO
lsl Apartments. s11 simonaon 81.
septi.ti
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EFFICIENCY and 1 bedroom apt
Furn., attractive. cool. e0T Wash.
ington. septe-tl
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nefendank
NOTICE ~ PvmGGrArao
TO- lONG. ~ BARR. A.MNs
Nra@A&-9s
U.s. FAfskr tCVE-I9.l
efe isnetnaNtef
Naw Nprh. Mpw N@r&.
Tufr ARE HEREBY NuTTFfEu
fhaa autt fer aiserCe hns been fited
aeainat yea heFein ena fn0 are re-
ausFed % serve \ copy ~ N@uF a. ,
smWr On Attarney fog Flalntiff mnd
ftie thm original thereof vita Ne
t.iefk 81 the Cireuit CeuFt 81 ~ 80
faYw rhe 1at ca ~ Nr2wher ar.
fszA elders tse Decree fre 1eofa44o
viii ~ entafea aeatnsf yea
DATED a. hNF West. Fl@vlaas
ahsm IA a. AZ ssrtamsher An 1853.
sell EAEL n AnANsA
Ciark. Clreuit CouF9.
~ Nnfhl8an NettMMe
nNnm&w Gers.
WILLIAM ~ NEHx.ETT
<NKI.ETT q NuLAAA8
kftornayM Cor rlMlntsff
sea pnvmi street,
Aev west, Nierlaa.
sspts-fe-fs zAfssa
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LARGE furnished 2-bedroom apt.
See Mrs. Vaughan. 100 Flag
Ter. rear. septi0-3t
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APARTMENTS opeu Cor yoar In
spsetlnn. Furnished or unfurnish.
cd. Royal Palms Apartments, lst
Street ana patierson ave.
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, ROOM furn. apt. Sss.o0 monthly,
Apply li2s Margaret s. or Dial
2ez10. aepla.lI
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LARGE two bedroom. lower floor
furn. apt. 50 Elizabeth st. or
Dial a.TTss. septs-st
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R00MS and apla. i0r rent. Very
reasonable rates. seashall No
tel eormer S0utA and williams Sta.
sepii.lf
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a. TME rfnCUET cos ~ % THR
sfATEEaTu JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ ANn N0M MONROE COUNTY
NAn&Aa1A. ~ GWA&tN8Ns
gmmm Na. Ha@T03
mELEN JCNE BARR.
Eve
JoEf. q. BARR.
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EFFICIENCY Cottage. one bed
room. Children welcome. Dial
7.26k2. sepls 3tx
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Women Connn1issionMude
Specialized Organ Of OAS

ganization. only the women Of
the United States had suffrage
rights, while today Il other
American countries allow women
to vote in national elections.
She added. however, that Latin
American women are still q long
way from winning equal. rights
in other fields. $50 long as any
right is denied to women, no
matter what it is or in what
country of the hemisphere.
America will not have fulfilled
completely its great and decisive
destiny" she warned.
DR.. LleraS paid tribute to the
Is years work Of the commits
sion, which he pointed out was
organized at q time when 1t did
not even have the support Of the
women Of Latin America.
He expressed the opinion that
now that the commission is a
part of the OAS, it will not be
long before the principle out
lined in the GAS charter will be
a reality to the women the COM
mission represents. The OAS
charter, he explained, recognizes
that every human being is equal.
without distinction to race, ma
tionality, creed or sex.
After the ceremony, guests
were served champagne and
| cake in celebration of the event.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
By MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS NISsEN: I know
several women in the category !
am about to describe. though one
in particular is especially irk-
some. She has plenty of money.
no responsibilities. and fits from
one committee to another in
search Of something to occupy
her time. The trouble is that
she expects all her friends to
cater to her. particularly in the
matter Of transportation. Though
she has money for taxicabs and
lives near a busline, she calls one
friend or another every time she
wants to 60 shopping, to the
movies, or to q new committee
meeting. We're all getting fed
up with it, and if we refuse her
requests, q nasty comment re-
suits. This widow has relatives
living in a suburb Of our city.
but they rarely bother with her.
I guess they learned their lesson,
while the friends still are toler-
ant. VIOLA M,
ANSWER: Your friend pre-
sents a most pathetic spectacle,
and some one should set her
straight, not so much on her
attitude toward favors rendered
as to the necessity for finding
something worthwhile in life.
Women in her position, with
plenty Of time and money, have
such q wonderful opportunity to
be Of real service. that it's a sin
for them to ignore it. Aren't
any Of her committees concerned
with charitable projects that
would inspire her to a little self
sacrifice? IF not, perhaps you
could point some out to her.
Take her through the children's
ward Of q large hospital. Your
city has many institutions for
the care Of neglected. i'll, crippled
youngsters. The sight Of these
needy children should give her
q different outlook on life. I'm
sure II her trips were to hos
pitals, transportation would be
fcheerfully provided. However,
If she remains hardhearted and
demanding, you and her other
friend should simply refuse to
be available.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: A boy
used to like has fallen in love
with a 28-year-old woman. He
says he intends to wait until she
Is divorced, then marry her,
Evening star., 1953-06-17
BY EIeni

Going to the beach? Then like
most women you'll want to make
sure you've assembled every
thing.
A new beach accessory not
only sets out to help you but also
acts as a convenient bath towel
to sit on. The beach bag unfolds
for convenient sand-free sun
bathing. Prior to that its special
plastic bag inside can hold your
towel, suit, comb and other beach
necessities.
An outside pocket can hold the
sun and windproof lotion or your
SunglasseS.
Rule out the bulky blanket,
plus a container for your beach
equipment and the problem Of
carting home a wet bathing suit.
Just fold 1t back into the plastic
compartment. For those who are
riding back home in their bath
ing suits the upholstery can be
Evening star., 1953-06-17
NSAChopter
Plans Dinner

The Presidential Chapter of
the National Secretaries Associa-
ton will install new officers to-
night at a meeting at the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club.
The new president of the group
is Mrs. Elizabeth Fenton. Other
new officers are Miss Mary Plott,
vice president; Mrs. Ann Sulli-
van, corresponding secretary;
Miss Alice S. Johnston, record
ing secretary, and Miss Eileen
M. Robson, treasurer.
A social hour at 8 O'Clock
will be followed by dinner at
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Problems Today.
Wealthy Widow Expects
Friends to Cuter to Her

though he is only II. Every one
has talked to him. but In vain.
CONCERNED.
ANSWER: Your friends prob
lem will solve itself. leaving him
slightly battered, it's true. but
wiser. The lady involved will
never divorce her husband to
marry the boy, and will, in fact,
lose interest in him when some
one Of greater charm appears
upon the scene.
DEAR MISS ,NISSEN: One OF
my closest friends has been re-
ceiving anonymous letters con-
tanning false statements. These
letters are causing a great deal
of trouble between him and his
family. What can be done to
trace them, and what can be
done to the person who wrote
them?
PAUL D.
ANSWER: Your friend can
take the letters to the District
Attorneys Office. or to a Postal
Inspector. It's very difficult to
trace anonymous letters. but not
impossible.
MURIEL NISSEN 1Dill reply
to all readers tDho ask for help.
Write for free leGfet D-14,
"Are You Sure IT'S Love?" In
all cases. be sure to incl0se an
addressed. stamped enDelope
and send request to her in care
of the Women's Dept, The Eve-
ming Star, Washington 4, D. c.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Theuter Party
Benefit Slated

The Oficers' Wives Club Of the
United States Public Health
Service will sponsor a benefit
theater party at II pm. Friday
at the Hiser Theater in Be-
thesda.
In addition to the film, "Can-
yon Passage" entertainment will
include an appearance Of the
Singing Squires," composed of
Elton Woolpert, Lew Sims, Bill
Shanahan and Dean Snyder.
Another special attraction will
be a presentation by the Mont
gomery A Capella Chorus con-
Quoted by Max Seeboth.
Teen-agers will serve as ushers
at the benefit. Tickets may be
obtained at the theater or from
club members.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
Nuw Wives Club InstuIIs Officers

The Eleanor Roosevelt Navy
Wives Club held its annual
installation Of officers last night
at the Navy Wives Club, 325
Boyer road S.W,
The ceremony was conducted
by 1t. Comdr. A. Merlin Ditmer,
jr., chaplain of the Navy, as
sisted by the Rev. Reginald
Coffey. o. p.
Mrs. William A. TourvilIe is
Evening star., 1953-06-17
By Ruth Deon

The Inter-American Commits
sion Of Women marked . quarter
Of q century Of work to improve
the status Of women in the West
ern Hemisphere yesterday with
signing Of an agreement with the
Council of the Organization Of
American States establishing the
commission as q specialized or
gan of the OAS.
The celebration, which in
cluded speeches and champagne,
was held in the Hall of the Amer
icas in the Pan American Union.
Ambassadors and Ministers Of
member countries Of the OAS
and their wives attended the his
toric event.
The signing of the agreement
by Sonora Amalia de Castillo
Ledon, chairman Of the commis-
sion. and DR.. Alberto Lleras. Sec
retary General of the OAS, was
witnessed by Ambassador Rene
Lepervanche Parparcen Of vene-
zuela, chairman Of the council,
and Sonora Esther Neira de
Calvo, secretary Of the commits
sion.
Also attending the ceremony
was Miss Doris Stevens, who was
first chairman of the commits
sion after it was organized in
1928. The commissions imme-
diate past chairman, Miss Mi
nerva Bernardino. sent tele-
gram of greetings which was
read by Sonora de Calvo.
In q 40-minute address, de-
livered in Spanish, Sonora de
Castillo Ledon reviewed the work
Of the commission. She pointed
nIlt that al. the time 0f its or.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

the new president Of the club.
Other new officers are Mrs. John
j. Kempf, vice president; Mrs.
r. r. Van Vlack, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. James j. McAuliffe,
corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Jess v. Sportelli, treasurer
Wives Of enlisted Navy person
mel in the Washington area are
eligible for membership in the
club which is now conducting q
drive for new members.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
New Beach ACCESSORY

protected by spreading the beach
bag on the seat, bamboo side
down. and dampness is no prob
lem.
Call ST. $4,000, Ext. 395, be-
tween $3.50 and 4:30 for shopping
information.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
KWlCIub to Meet

The Washington Chapter Of
the KIWI Club will meet at 8
O'Clock tonight at Happy Hill
Farm, the home of Mrs. Jean
Houser Peterson, in Virginia. An
outdoor supper will be followed
by a short business session.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
BY Rosemary McBefts
Home Demonstration Agent

Fair time is over and Ottawa
County Home Demonstration
Council will be holding their meet
ings throughout the county. This
year the women have chosen as
their projects-The learning and
Making of Hooked Rugs, Tailoring
Of Spring Outfits, and Better
Lighting in the Home.
We start the year with the pro-
ject of making hooked rugs and
cordially invite any interested
homemakers. The project will con-
sist of " day meeting taugh by
leaders chosen from each town
ship.
The first meeting for the rug
making will be for Salem, Erie,
and Carroll Townships at the
Community Hall in Oak Harbor at
1:30 pm. on October 18th.
Allen and Clay Townships will
hold their meeting October q in
Allen Township School at 1:3O p.
m.
October %, 1853 the Benton
Township group will meet in the
township hall in Graytown at 1:30
pm.
Danbury and Catawba Township
will be in st. Paul'S Lutheran
Church, Danbury Twp, October %,
1853 at 1:30 pm.
Bay, Portage and Port Clinton
Townships will hold their meeting
in the Community Hall, Erie Gar
dens, October 80, 1853 at 1:3O p
m.
Harris Township will meet No.
vember S. 1853 in the Town Hall in
Elmore.
Other meetings for this will be
scheduled later by each group.
Another date to set aside on
your calendar is November 13.
1853. It's the Home Demonstration
Councils Christmas Workshop held
at 10 am. in st. Johns Lutheran
Church in Oak Harbor.
The projects that will be taught
at the all-day workshop are: huck
toweling, basketry, and Christmas
decorations that children can
make. Come to the workshop and
learn a useful project.
Dates for the other yearly pro-
iects will be announced later.