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less afternoon, he sent a very
high approach shot to the center
of the green 35 feet from the
pin. He putted short by 18
inches and then almost missed
the next putt. The ball rolled
halfway round the rim before it
dropped. Members of the gallery
clutched their throats.
The chain-smoking Hogan
calmly went to work and got a
birdie 3 on the 3S8-yard NTH.
He sent a tee shot $50 yards
down the middle, then put his
second shot on the lower level
Of this stepped green to avoid a
downhill putt, but the ball
trickled OF the green to the edge
of a trap. Ben then Clipped
the next shot in from 35 feet
out. The gallery danced with
delight.
Hogan got a birdie 4 on the
567-yard sixth hole. The Texan,
his lips compressed with grim
determination, smacked a drive
800 yards down the middle. He
fired a 210-yard approach right
at the opening Of the green and
was 80 yards from the pin.
Hogan played an excellent chip
and run. 3 feet from the side
of the cup, and sank the putt for
q 4.
CANDLES on Approach.
The huge gallery swarming
about Hogan began to get a
little noisy as the Texan walked
to the seventh tee. He hit a
250-foot drive down the middle.
Then he gambled with his sec
ond shot, which he fired across
a trap at the mouth Of the
green, instead of playing safely
to one side. Ben reached the
green with his second shot, 20
feet from the cup. He missed
the first putt by a foot and
sank it for a par 4.
On the short eighth, Hogan
was IA feet away from the cup
with his tee shot. His first putt
rolled 2 feet past the hole. He
got the second coming back for
a par 8.
Hogan pared the ninth hole
to reach the turn in "a, two
under par. His drive carried
$50 yards. He dropped his ap-
proach shot so feet from the
pin and rolled his first putt 2
feet past the cup. He nudged
I in for his par 4.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Brazil Crooks Down
On 'ScrewbuII' Drivers
BY the Asseeioted Press

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil is
cracking down on its famed
"screwball" drivers. It has Or
dered psychological examinations
for them. 5 '
All persons applying for driv-
er's licenses must take the ex-
animation. It also will be given
to all persons involved In acci-
dents.
The examination will include
tests Of speed and distance judg-
ment, vision and resistance to
fatigue.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Boor Chapter to Dine

The annual dinner meeting Of
the Washington chapter Of the
Loyal Order of the Boar will be
held at 6:15 pm. tomorrow in
the officers mess at the Walter
Reed Medical Center.
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Schedule of Plans.

Schedule of Plans.
All of the talks will not be on
the three-power level. Plans are
for private conversations with
the British Saturday afternoon
on the delicate question of hold
ing onto the Suez military base
in the face of Egyptian opposi-
ton. On Monday, Mr.. Dulles is
expected to huddle with the
French on the equally delicate
question of carrying on the Indo-
Chinese war.
The talks, once the news pho
tographers have had their fling,
will be strictly secret. State De-
partment security officers will
see to it that the ministers are
allowed to conduct their deliber-
ations unhampered by publicity.
After each session, briefing Of
ficerS at the State Department
and the embassies will pass on
Evening star., 1953-07-10

WALDMAN, DIR. JACOB. The unveilins
Of the memorial to the late DIR. JACOB
WALDMAN will be held on Sunday,
july 12. 1858. at 2 pm. at AdaS
Israel Cemetery. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend. IL
Evening star., 1953-07-10
Big Three

Continued From First Page.)
with Britain's titular Foreign
Minister Anthony Eden. recov-
ering from an operation in New
port, r. I.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices. Open daily. Sun, holidays. Phone
orders also accepted $50 to 8 pm. week
niGhts. 600 18th st. NV. MA. 9-0106.
GUDE BROS CO., FLORISTS
2l2 2 st. NV. MA, S.k27O
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Many Idle in Italy

A labor survey shows 1885 900
OF 1taly's labor force of 1885,
600 unemployed.
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May he rest IN peace.
YOUR DEVOTED SONS AND DAUGH-

YOUK DEVOTED SONS AND DAuGh-
LAWRENCE. THOMAS HENRY 1PECKI;
sasbsnd sq TRoAs ffs oFA HENRY n " }PEeK GsSasS
years ago today, July 10, 1851.
No words. could paint the sense Of loss
That like diree throbs In my heart;
Whose viii it was that We should
~art.
And @ sorrow ss1asans dsrEens ali aISq my s0Say way
Although I walk my road alone
know that you are still my own.
What God has done must. have been
And then in that sweet holy land
We will walk together hand in hand.
Peaceful be thy rest dear husband,
It's sweet to breathe thy name;
In life i loved you dearly.
You are gone, but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
AFSYRd SSRSGw,sN1 the sEsve Th where ypq are laid.
LEWIs; THOMAS F: we viii always
band and rather. ts THoM1s AS r. Seil LEWIS, WIS
who LEFT rs nine years ago today.
snail claim OF death cause us to grieve
And make our courage faint or fall?
Nay: Let. US faith and hope receive.
The rose still grows beyond the wall
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
LULA AND CONSTANCE.
MORRIS. ANNA M. 4 tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory of our
sweet and loving mother. ANNA M
MORRIS. who departed this life one
year ago today. July 10, 1882
Treasured thoughts of one so dear
Often bring silent tear;
Thought return to scenes long past,
Time rolls on but memories last.
God knows how much we miss you,
But the rolling stream of life rolls on !;
Our comfort is that we will meet
In Gods eternal home.
MORRIS, ANNA WEST. Sacred to the
memory Of my beloved auntie, ANNA
WEST MORRIS, who left me one year
ago today, July 10, 1852.
If could have my dearest wish full
And ASK from Heaven what so ERE I
willed,
I'd ask for you. MICKY. .
LAWRENCE THOMAS n. IN loving
memory: ot my dear brother and uncle.
THOMAS II. LAWRENCE, who passed
away two years ago today, July 10,
Thoughts return to scenes long past.
Time rolls on but memories last.
Loved In life. Remembered always.
SISTER, BERTHA; NEPHEW. BILLY;
NIECE, BETTY ISAAC.
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4u mrntnrtat1t

CLARK, MARY E.: in memory Of my
mother, MARY E. CLARK, who died
five years ago today, July 10. 194s.
Your memory is as dear today
AS it was the day you passed away.
DAUGHTER, ALFREDO c. FARRAR.
EVANS, LILLIAN J. A. tribute OF love
and devotion to our dear mother and
grandmother, LILLIAN J. EVANS. who
left. US eleven years ago today, July
10. 1912.
We cannot know and understand the
Masters rule,
We cannot always do the task
He gives in lifes hard school.
But we are learning. with His help, to
solve them, one by one;
And when we cannot understand. to
"Thy will be DONE
DEVOTED CHILDREN. WILHEI.M1NA. ).
ETHELYN, ALFRED, DORIS; GRAND
CHILDREN. JEANNE AND JOAN.
FAHEY. MATTHEW. In sad but loving
remembrance OF our dearly beloved
father. MATTHEW FAHEY, who de-
parted this life thirty years ago today,
July 10. 1923. Anniversary mass at
st. Stephens Church.
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YOAKLEY, MRS. '. ESTELLE. Ofacers
a and members of Cathedral
4 {: !: 6 ;
Home. 1912 Ga. ave. NV.
LESLIE NJ. CLAGETT, Worthy Matron.
EDITH L. YOUNG, Secretary.
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FISHER. LUCY NJ. of:cers and members
xxx + + :; Session. 8 ss .oI2sy Z! u: TAS9:! rs!
~ day, July ,,tss, g 1883; ,,rt9 for
~ Eunerlal services wi! be held
from the SECOND Baptist Church. }rd
BER TIA M. BRAGG. Daughter Ruler.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS:
Financial Secretary.
FOSTER, BERNICE. On Wednesd y,
July s, 1888, BERNICE FOSTER Of 331
18th s.. Sc. Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
GRANT. MARIE EVADNA. On Wednes-
Gay. july 8. 1888. at United States
Naval Hospital, Bethesda. Md. MARIE
EVADNA GRANT, the beloved mother
Of Mrs. Marie Banks Collier. Mrs. Re-
becca Philpot, Dawson Hood Grant,
grandmother Of Lillian Rebecca Collier,
Linda Marie and William James Phil
pot Friends may call at Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, un-
til 10 am. Monday, July 13. Services
a. St. James Episcopal Church. 222
Sth st. ne, at 1880 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IL
HONESTY, LUCYETTA On Thursday,
july 3, 1853. LUCYETTA HONESTY,
wife of the late Augustus Honesty. Also
surviving are other relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
Tangements by Mcguire. Inc. IL
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FISHER, LUCY NJ. On Wednesday, July
g, 1858. at her residence, 7S o st. ne,
LUCY M. FISHER. Surviving are q
nephews, Warren Wair and Thomas
Powell; other relatives and friends.
After IL noon Friday. July 10. friends
are invited to call at her late resi-
dence. Services Saturday. July IL, At
Second Baptist Church. S16 3rd ST..
NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by MCGUIRE, Inc.
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GU ManeuveFng; contFiving. Engineering, poIltIcs
maneuverng. eontriving hardly dfferentiatsl
Engineered: The Temporary Street Paving Pro-
Engineering: have 10 agree with little Of H.
Engineered: The so called factors.
Engineered: What the dOeile taxpayer L.
Engineering: The past great effort 10 patch and
repair the existing damaged sidewalks 20 prevent more
$4,000 suits against our beautiful city.
Engineers; Engineering; Engineered: The County
Beach.
Engineer; Engineering; Eventually, some Of our
main streets wil have 10 be widsnsd. Have sstbAeks
ever been required for construction per ordn-
anee, to provide for this sventuality1
Engnsersi We are oyer-run with them.
Engineered: The colored Peoples vote a. usual
Engineering; Engineer; Someone should design and
and engineer halo" which would stay put
Three cheers for engineers and politicians.
Engineer; One brave enough 10 run for the state
euverng, eontriving engineering. politiea Il will take
fancy slide rule to show that result.
Engineering: The city dump
Engineering: Tampa Il trying 10 engineer q deal
whereby municipalities might set home rule" frsedom
from the clutches Of their lssatorl. Where does our
Great White Father" and our halo ridden City Faith
srs stand on this issue1
EnsinssFs, PolItielansi Tn fed up with theml
Engineer: We should engineer Q program TO put
politicians under Civil Services" rules would that be
worsef
Practical Engineers: my opIniOnl The two men.
slow motion. truck take Of the Boulevard both
sides Of the island They keep the roadway clean. also
the sidewalks and CUTTERS. They also clean NJ the
weed along the wall. Trim hundreds Of palm trees and
clean up after the Great American Public has used the
bridal" path Clean miles Of roadway that eatehaIl
for the refuse and garbage fallen off the seavsngsr
trucks belonging 10 our fair city.
Practical Engineeu thsy.
teal ~ Nwmm whn niamm nmmA
to clean around the eurbsonss and paint same. Took
care Of the entire city. through the Police Department
let's have mere practical snginssu-
n. c. COuLET
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ENGINEERS, ENGINEERED, ENGINEERING"


-EhcINEERss ENGINEERED ENGINEERING"
Editor, The Citizen
Engnssn argue about relative merits Of diesel YER
sns stsam electric plant
EnsinesFins; The steam electric plant 81 peak o.
nearly peak capacity new.
TIE efficient manner n operates
Engineers; They sQuabblsd ever the plans for The
Stadium standa. remember?
Engineering project In the blight the past tee years
What nowf
EnsnssFias' The practical and beautiful strssI
signs.
Engineered: The purchase Of dock fOg the $780,.
900 ferry tale.
Ensinsers fighting each other over the sx-prOpOssd
water line.
Engineered: The entire Florida Keys Aquaduet Com.
mission.
EnginesFingi Watch closely the battle between the
Powers that be- and the Powers that trying 20 be-
In the slate for election 10 the Forda Keys Aquaduc
Commission Board. voted for engineer. Many did.
Engineering; "a defined by WehstsF's collegiats
Dictionary CD Originally the art Of managing engines
now the art and science BY which the properties Of mat
ter and sources Of in nature are made aseful te
man IN structures machines and Manufactured products
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FACING TIA PRoBLEM"


Editor. The ckiGan
Referring to IN intrepid statement By Barroso. back
In the tolerance Of prostitution In city would like
10 comment on the subject In pointing out that this
bunty estspoksn uttsFanse d netting but the firm be-
lief OF every sane minded citizen facing the problem.
However Il has 10 be taken into consideration that
very few people In position 10 commit themselves
BY taking sides the matter for fear Of getting critic.
ned BY society and eventually blamed In their business
Bot since recent city ordinance has involved all
entertainers In the Girl act might well help our
officials 10 remember that unless the Navy changes" rs
men, thers vii be that any normal male aecosts
wives szts and dauahta In absence Of any ether
female. should be any different such enigma far be-
yond the sity's eompstsnes, would create . national
worry.
While Il b the right Of every citizen to seek pro-
lection against such unpleasant incidents Ia also the
duty Of professionals dealing with the public 49, like en-
tsralnsrs 10 mention 10 both interested parties that
major deal Of the dAssnson existing In this city be-
tween military and civilian u due TO the commercial and
mereenaTy exploitation Of the prosttutions substitutes
"Bdrnking" Q. extracting the last penny from lone
" individual u only possible because the victim d a.
mady determined to buy the Bg;rl's favoFs. which he
seldom gets
As result. the remaining. lsgitimaisy working en-
poyess. walters and entertainers given ths blame
for the cheat and the general public has TO keep up
with the victims Inherent bitterness.
As long ~ young men ere expected 10 have the
desire 10 found their own family until they have done
80. should be understood by every citizen that their
licking cut fer substitution Of marital life a. normal
and less glamorous than for instance other peoples
purchasing ef laxative. and the approach by the City
Commission fer the opening Of public house should not
be any different from the spirit brought upon the dis
sussion for the establishment Of . public lavatoFy
PIERRE DUvAL
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The Array revealed recently fraudulent dependency
alloments costing Uncle Sam estmsted 0Oo-
900 Unfortunately. the highest fraud ratio was
found In Puerto Rico. This poor commentary on our
adopted Puerto Rican broshsn.
In recent study the Army Investigated 7.Ie7 81.
lotment claims In Puerto Rico and disappFovsd over
thirty per cent Of them. This startling disclosure and
the percentaxe Of fraudulent claims s surprisingly hgh
even for Puerto Rico.
Only three soldiers have been convicted b. court
martial In Puerto Rico +evidsnes that they attempted
20 dsFaud the Government By false ealms" In view Of
the recent Investigation that several thousand
or certainly several hundred. should have hasn dse
plinsd 90 this seors,
appears that The Army has not been investigating
dependency closely enough and that thu axy he's
cost the taxpayers many millions Of dollars In recent
years Prom Washington comes word that an Army
breakdown il planned. n u said that those who file
false claims and dependents who receive thsm illegally
viii be prosecuted By military and civilian eouFts II looks
like mild boom for the legal profession n the Army
follows up this announcement with vigorous action
which d certainly due.
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80 ~ s..sss ., IS @a~usly. -
pasi him tow4rd he door.
ini . mlnuta.- He hlocked
- 80. I aaked q aasstsaa--
a@nt know why nhoald
oe<hsT aaeweFtng
fga aaatf Hsre I enms $3.50
And hna msy apartment bfokrn
.nso ss4 yoa snoopsne tAroash
4 waanR anaopiax. Ths drawer
IS epen ] u.NrslF happennd q
80 nat say uhen 30 cans n
-faad have % shink - : -.
~ sas sAaa tnsi 4 ] salAsd tns
Yes voalast ds1s"
ouidnt u In . way 70 I've
- u w0uid ssrxe 80 rtehL and
ToaT isthsr 80 Il taanarrows
Aaadliaea haA you IN 81 fnr
bFaakiag an1 satsrsng. issss afirF
- { pad . foFtuna - sasa yoa
fran tha breath az srandnI
Tie haant pad anythins Mnr-
rt@sy wosidnt take whaf - e.
lsfad and De- ahrnaamnnd ID wmaA
~ hsn4s of tha whnia thiaa
Tat gives go 81 add tianal
Feason fnf bFnaki..n n here. Taa
eaae wasn't settle and yoa
sssst s.ss . wssaia - - 80
taFned elglMr - pEotncl yoss
ChE SCI en ~ edrs e ths ouoch
- -f0n're noG hlaHna me. Mar
"a Kinr. bss ~ ell yoa hew I
hsppenea o. eoma hsFs anaFls
pAonsd ms ai tAs Gee hlas Clab
60 maknd me 20
vsry hospitsbls q IN. ~
Ne wanssd 10 80 yoa anA
wasted NJ along hacnusa Ne
dkdnt think ysa'd daal eta IN
alama Tlaera wnra mnm,a pmpnFs
nat night prsvens De- nugn
keeping the affair qaisl. ~ nald.
and Ne thought ] might talk pea
INTO giving them up
80 whsn TIE pair e - as
severed ] was ct. Ne limmiad he
lnrk. nauring ~ eoal9 ave trpa-
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he wsnled -. ni9 knnlA whsfs
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mas9 hlm ealtnias lhis hosnna. He
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naAreM when ! 81 hETe he
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WITH Us Csh DIVISION N
KOREA R-Thls s one q the
"sdvsFtisinesst" AmeFiesn Army
|divlsiona IN Korea.
Divisinn dsnial terhniciams are
embeddiag small paper eulouts e
tha Thun6erbird insignia In plas.
ne dentures made ior divisioa per.
sennel
Along vita the Insignia goes
the denial pstient's name and
serial number.
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RIPLEY, Tenn. R-Mhen the
meas Bible class al tha FIRST
baptsi church laanched . can.
palgn 10 inrreaas attendance oms
member bed Little Fouhle Thing
his quota.
sheriff willard Marvel reported
70 class sunday with three
prisoners In too. Prodded b. ne
sheriff, the men SAID they were
nad 70 Be- there They we're e..
eorted bach 70 SAD allerward.
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o. nArRlMonlo

PsFs maehes Il sagrade vtnculo
Del matFimoaAo e.. establishments.
. mamsra O. una diveFnion In.
prsmeditada. De IL eual e pasds
salir Fapidamenie. tan pFoais Fl
haste eomienes o poasF somhras
s0bre Il hoaaF,
MAZDA mas lsios de Il suprema
Fealidsd. n mairimenie e l. base
Gel hagaF. Ia euna Do Ia iamilla B
en- sensral. Il fundamsnip pr
mordlal Dc les seeisdadss huma-
naa.
lie lnexperisnsia al Yea O. Ia
uyenlnd. u sxeesive anhslo ds
eomiraar matFimanie. euande adn
20 20 han terminate Dc eFussF he
pEimeras dinlslss da IL exisaeneia.
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roo AUCTION SET

hAGKhsT0hA. No. A--g. n.
kdmonds Il Appistown will ane-
tioa olf he eonienls q kis priVsls
aoo Saturday. lnciadlng tee "a.
monfh-old hons, toe eogois pups,
q buffalo, two yoane monksya,
three deer, three peaeogka. . Ses
ben and > monkey faced owl. He
says he's shuttlng dean because
be cant find anyune 10 care loF
TIE ahimals.
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wu@s N asAA . am4saa ~ -
fssInd yo..r n-u.s
49, hehas - $1,000 60 wmml
~ when Ne der eosned ~ i1s9ll
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NOTAS CUBANAS


o IL pasi6a eaFnal dessnfFsnada.
an oHo flnal ane IL pasesian w.
medlsia Del Ger aus II lnapiFs. .
veeea. eonsilikyen - primeroa
moiivos dsi hasaF ca quiebFa. de
IL famllls en haneaFrula q IA
mas erusi arfandad ds ID prule.
Pusqne e Il ms eFpei. - ase
M falian Ne padres. peFp q 90
cainf. Sn cuidaae. su proteeelon y
hasia 60 dlFeeeian.
VI matrimoaio 60 una visba
insiiiueion. cue En- tlsmpas pasados
ere muy Fsapstsda. -Ls ess oiss
zee on 10 tlssFs. see 90 pssas
dssssssts''. A ressbs Fl sfsrismo
eatolico. n divorce ~ vino 3 al.
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