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STOCK MAN. Apply in person
Gulfstream Food Dept. Store
HOS White st. dec16-tfl
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2e-L.ots For Sale

LOT, corner George and Blanche.
a < 100. Reasonable. Write Box
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az ALUMINIUM. Will take $4,000
down, $4,000 per month. See
Capt. Kidd, Treasure Isle Trailer
Cove, Stock Island. jan19-6tx
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CREDIT INVESTIGATOR. q to n.
Experience helpful but not neces-
sary. Must have auto. Good start.
ing salary, plus car allowance.
City Loan Co., 524 Southland, phone
2-5681. jan1s.7t
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IS FIT. Aluminium Elcar. Adjoining
49, g screened porch. Sleeps
eight comfortably. Reasonable.
Navy Trailer Park, No. Al. 1904
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SACRIFICE 2-bedroom trailer.
Complete bath, awning. AIS
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FURNISHED house and lot, ITO x
100, 8 spacious rooms. Z baths,
: electric kitchens, large screened
porch. Handicapped. Phone 2-77sl.
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1876 PLYMOUTH. 1850 motor. Good
Transportation. SIS. 20 Duval
or Dial 2-seii- tanis-tt
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To Rent

APIS. Efficiencies, rooms wanted
for dog track personnel. jan
uary 20 through May II. Reason
able. Phone La Concha Hotel,
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1s4s SILVER LoAFER Ia all
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Said County Board Residenca
District No. 2 shall consist OF Pre-
cince II, IL, Is ard IL as designers
ed by the Board of County Com
mlssioners for Monroe County.
DISTRICT NO. 3 shall include al
the territory within the following
boundary:
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NEW eedroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
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2-Apartmsnts For Rent

ONE bedroom, all electric. Private
bath, utilities. linens. dishes furn
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EURNISHEH APARTMENTS, 8
rooms and bath. maid and jardtor
service, utilities furnished. C0Ssl
F,tel Apartments, s12 Simonton st.
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Employment Wanted

WANT 4 hours ironing, house.
work, or care Of lady. Phone
2-3027. jan19-1tx
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For Rent

STORE FOR RENT. 16 K 50. Suit
able for any busine-- Tropi Il
Hotel, ia Duval. dec3O.tf
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STOCK ISLAND, ocean frontage
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DUPLEX on Big Coppitt Key. One
mile north Of Boca Chica, Com.
pletely furnished. Studio bedroom,
kitchen and tile bath, $500 pei
month. Apply Brown Derby Bar.
Phone 2-9466. janl7-6tx
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BAR business. Bear, vine. liquor
license. Heart q business sec
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38-Automobiles For Sale

1s4s CHRYSLER Windsor convert.
IDLE. 1900 miles. All extras.
Excellent condition. 129-D Peary
Court. jan16-3tx
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INDIAN Motorcycle, $4,000. 1401
- 4th st. Call before pm.
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LUIGIS rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Cali after . pm. IT Duyal s..
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NICE room In quiet home. Gen.
trail location. Phone 2-S2i2 or
2.6S2S. janT-tt
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81 FORD. Cheap transportation.
Apply 500 Margaret. jan19-3tx
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WATERS and Mattresses. Apply
after : pm. Madri Gras Night.
club. ianif-ssx
Evening star., 1953-08-16

before closing time, make a small
purchase and hand over a large
draft in payment.
I Social Security cards, credit
officials agree, are not considered
good Identification. They're too
easy to get.
There is no such thing" says
the Credit Bureau, as perfect
identification, as a clever bad
check artist can forge anything" p"
Acceptable identifications, ac-
cording to the Credit Bureau, in
clude a current drivers license,
especially for the District, Mary
land or Virginia; Government
passes or badges with pictures,
signatures or descriptions; COM
pany passes for such firms as
utilities; signed membership
cards in such organizations as
the Masons, Elks. Knights of Co.
lumbus, etc. or credit cards of
banks, hotels or other reputable
organizations if presented with
something establishing the ad-
dress, such as a gas or electric
bill.
Such identification, says the
Credit Bureau, can make a mer-
chant feel fairly safe about
cashing a check, but he still has
to use his judgment and remem-
Der that bad-check artists are
slick actors.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
|143 Japanese Drown.
In Third Big 50 Flood
BY the Associated Pres.

TOKYO, Aug. 16.-The storm
flooded Kizu River and burst
dam took at least 143 lives near
Kyoto early yesterday as tons
of water swept over the homes
of sleeping villagers.
Japanese National Police
squads toiled hip-deep in yellow
mud and tangled debris through
last night searching for 234 per-
sons missing in the narrow river
valley. At least ITO persons we're
injured in the third major flood
to strike Japan this summer.
The water plunged down upon
sleepers who had stayed up late
Friday night celebrating the
Buddhist Bon" Festival. A faint
smell of incense still hung in the
air in many homes - incense
burned in welcome to the spirits
of the dead who. according to
Buddhist belief, return once a
year at this time to their fam
lilies.
Breaking its banks in approx
mately 700 places, the crushing
water, augmented by that from
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Father Of 10 Will Visit
State Capitalism Plane

BY the AsSoeated Press
Max Conrad, flying father Of
10 youngsters, will set out in a
small plane tomorrow to visit
every State capitalize celebrate
aviation's golden anniversary
The National Committee to
Observe the 50th Anniversary of
Powered Flight" a sponsor of
the journey. said Mr.. Conrad
will be the first pilot to visit all
48 capitals by air since Anne and
Charles A. Lindbergh did it over
period of several months in
1929.
Mr.. Conrad, so, will climax the
tour with a nonstop flight from
San Francisco to New York City
in an effort to set a new world
distance record for light planes,
The 14,500-mile flight to the
48 capitals will be made in the
same plane-a Piper PAGER
weighing less than 1000 pounds
in which Mr.. Conrad twice has
flown to Europe and back.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
FOUND.

PARAKEET, beautiful. CAN and de-
scribe; Weekdays only. 9 TO s, IA.
7-oAAA.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
EastIand Ends Speculation;
Will Seek Reelection
By the ASseciafed Press

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 15.-
Senator Eastland, Democrat of
Mississippi, ended a year of spec
ulation today by announcing he
would seek reelection next sum-
mer.
The Senator, 40, of Doddsville,
said in a prepared statement
that if reelected he would fol
low in the future the same poll
cies which I have pursued in the
past"
Until recently politicians in
Mississippi have been saying
Senator Eastland was going to
retire.
Senator Eastland is a ranking
member of some of the Senate'S S
most powerful committees such
as Agriculture, and Judiciary.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Checks
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Continued From First Page.)
they will offer to pay the money
back in installments, but this is
not allowed.
Borrow" Against Pay Day.
A large food chain also re-
ported "a great many overdrafts"
and said these were clear cases
of borrowing" from one pay day
to another.
Several hotels noted increases
In overdrafts by travellers who
may intend to beat the check
back to their home, but don't
make it.
One bank official went along
with the police statistics to the
extent that the bad checks are
getting bigger.
These statistics show 399 cases
reported in fiscal 1852 for a
total value of $26,886 compared
with 421 cases in fiscal 1853 for
a total value of $4O,899, or So
per cent increase in the value of
the phony checks.
Merchants Getting Warier.
Police. Credit Bureau and
store officials all emphasized that
merchants are getting warier,
the warning system is working,
the perpetrators are bound to
get picked up and chronic over
drafters are going to find banks
politely requesting them to take
their business elsewhere.
Several of the large food
chains already have installed
check-cashing identity cards
without which personal drafts
can be cashed only on the con-
sidered Judgment of the store
managers.
Several of the department
stores maintain a telephone
warning system between each
other for quick action against
bad check artists. Notices sem
out by the Credit Bureau have
caught up with some, and severa
liquor retailers have captured
would-be check passers on the
basis of notices from their as.
Sociation.
The Credit Bureau emphasizes
caution. Stores are being warned
not to let their salespeople bt
hurried into cashing checks fol
persons who rush in 10 minute.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

and hundreds injured in the
wreckage of their homes. Parties
took ashore food and water,
evacuated the seriously wounded
and treated the less seriously
hurt at the scene.
United States Navy doctors
said the injuries of the islander
range from bruises to broken
backs. The majority of serious
cases are fractured bones. Many
wounds were found to be
infected.
About 600 quake victims ar
rived in Pireaus, the port of
Athens, increasing the number
moved here to more than 1000.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Trains Hit Head On
On English Bridge;
10 Killed, So Hurt
By the Assoeioted Press

MANCHESTER. England, Aug
IS. - Two speeding commutel
trains collided head on today on
a bridge, killing 10 persons,
injuring So and tossing one
smashed coach 80 feet into the
shallow Irk River.
The southbound Bury-M Man
chester electric train and the
northbound Manchester Bacup
steam train crashed at 7:40 am.
(2:30 am. EDIT. Many of the
passengers were on their way to
work in this city's industries.
A coach of the electric train
crashed through the barrier of
the viaduct- bridge, tore out a
30-foot wide hole and fell into
the valley. One end of the car
lay in the water.
The engine and two coaches
of the steam train and three
coaches of the electric train were
derailed. Several passengers
were thrown into the river.
Witnesses told of seeing q child
stumbling among the wreckage
crying Mama" just after the
crash. Passengers were seen
frantically trying to escape and
others, more lucky, staggered
along the viaduct, dazed and
bleeding.
AS ambulance drivers, doctors
and rescue workers reached the
Uttered scene they found five
members of one Manchester fam
ilv were involved in the crash.
The mother was killed. The hus-
band and three children were
taken to hospital.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Quake
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ernment tonight for an estimate
Of its needs in rehousing the
islands. It also asked whether
the government intends to create
an agency devoted to housing
the refugees.
The chairman of the council,
Director Christos Karadzenis of
the Greek governments political
bureau, said the government will
reply within a week. American
members of the council are Mai.
Gen. Charles E. Hart, chief of
the United States Joint Military
Advisory Group to Greece, and
Harry Turkel, economic counselor
to the United States Embassy.
With tons of food, medicine,
blankets and clothing moving
ashore. the vast mercy mission
still was finding parties of the
islanders huddled in a state of
shock.
Many Hysterical.
Many laughed and cried hys-
terically when rescuers reached
them.
Helicopters made extensive
surveys of Cephalonia, the 289-
mile island that is the
largest of the group. as prelim-
inary to large scale operations
based on the carrier Roosevelt.
Associated Press correspondent
Webb Mckinley made a helicop-
ter flight over the ruins with
Admiral Cassidy.
1--WE could see, while we passed
over Cephalonia, that every viii
liage on the island is destroyed" +"
Mckinley wrote. They are still
and dead. But throughout the
hills there are signs of life
flashes of mirrors in the sun,
knots of a dozen or so people
waving shirts, few animals in
the fields.
THE mirrors flashed on almost
every hillside. These were mes
sages from people desperate for
rescue. Many of those in the
Evening star., 1953-08-16

hills have had no food or water
since the earthquake struck.
They have waited near their
ruined mountain homes since
the terrible morning when dis
aster rumbled out of the earth"
Israeli Ships Busy.
The 1,600-ton frigate Miznak,
one Of four Israeli ships partici-
pating in the relief operation,
worked down the coast from
AgoStolion to bring relief to a
half-dozen villages.
In the six communities, with
a total population of 5000, the
seamen found at least 100 dead
Evening star., 1953-08-16

the storage behind broken Tai
sho dam, plunged down the val
ley.
It swept away SOC homes,
smashed another 444 and flooded
24,682. The torrent carried away
1853 bridges. police said.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Reds to Convene Assembly

LONDON, Aug. Is R+-Mos-
COW Radio tonight said the
parliament of the Soviet Unions
Russian Republic--the main re-
public in the nation-will con-
vene August 25.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-12-03
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Evening star., 1953-09-17
Hollywood
Diary
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

William Powell turned down
the Adolphe Menjou role in "a
Star Is Born" mot for me, !"
said William at the cocktail
party tossed by Ginny Simms.
Bills pension at Metro is due
in March. But he won't touch
it until he hits 65, and has to.
He'll get more by waiting.
A returned entertainer from
Korea told me that Doris Day,
who has number one in popu-
larity on his last trip over there,
has now dropped way down. "
Reason? "The GIs complain she
doesn't answer their letters"
Gentlemen Prefer Blends" put
Marilyn Monroe at the head of
the list again with the boys in
Korea. But they are waiting
for her to come over" my in
formant reports. I know Marilyn
wants to go.
For the long-hair department:
Kirk Douglas, with his four-inch
beard for Ulysses" is the talk of
Venice with young Brigette Bar
dot, French actress with the
long, long hair. The life of
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., has been
put down on paper in a book,
"The Fourth Musketeer," writ
ten by his niece, Letitia Fair
banks, and Ralph Hancock. It
will be published soon in Eng
land.
John Huston was the hit of
the lavish party given in Venice
by Countess Volpi in honor of
his Moulin Rouge" award at
the film festival there. John
galloped around on all fours
on the ballroom floor with a girl
in red pigtails as his jockey.
Enrol Flynn escorted Star
let Yvonne Stein, but he dis
appeared after bringing her, and
the poor girl spent the evening
asking every one, where's
Poppa?" Farley Granger,
who came stag, told a reporter:
Il don't intend to go back to
Hollywood. I want to make
more pictures in Europe and
do a play in London. want to
be more than just a Aim star" "
Esther Williams will sing and
dance in Athena" but no SWIM
ming. That, of course, has to
remind me of Fannie Brice's
famous remark about Esther,
wet, she's a star; dry, she
amt" It's a challenge, Esther
go in and win. Nicky Brod-
Szky, who wrote all of Mario
Lanza's movie song hits, is now
composing for Esther.
Get ready for a shock. Gregory
Peck's first name is really Ell
dred. He tossed Eldred out the
window when he was 10 years
old.
was fascinated. reading the
Broadway reviews on Carnival
IN Flanders" which debuted in
Los Angeles. AS here, Dolores
Gray was raved over, but the
notices were just as bad for the
Evening star., 1953-09-17

but he IS not afraid TO go back
to fairy-tale fundamentals for
a pretty movie fable.
The fable to which he goes
back in 1.-The Sword and the
Joy Cormody, dromo editor Of The
Stor, is on vocotion. His column will
be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Where and When
Current TheoteT Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National - "Tea and Sym
pathy";; $50 pm.
Arena-"A Phoenix Too FIRE.
ouent" and 1.-The Happy Jour-
ney";; $50 pm.
Olney-"Pygmalion";; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - The Caddy";;
l:2O. 1925, 5:25. 1880 and 9:35.
Capital The Actress; II
am, 1:45, 4:3O, 7:15 and 10
pm. Stage: 12:4O, 1925, 6:15 and
8:55 pm.
Columbia-"Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds";; 10:45 am, 1885, 2:30.
4:25, $40, 8:15 and 10:05 pm.
Dupont-"The Moon Is Blue;
/, $40, 500, 1880 and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"The Sword and the
Rose; 10:45 am, 1:40, 4:35,
1880 and 1925 pm.
Little-"Counselor at Law; 8,
anu ~ Pill
MacArthur-"Mr. Potts Goes
to Moscow; 6:15, 8 and $50.
MetrOpOlitan-"Stand at Apa-
che River; 11:15 am, 1855.
2:45, 4:3O, 6:15. 8 and GAS pm.
Ontario-"Sailor of the King;
/, 2:45, 4:3O, $40. sos and
9:55 pm.
PaIace-"Return of Paradise;
1875 am, lao, 3:45. 5:45, 7:50
and $50 pm.
Playhouse - THE Moon Is
Blue; IL am. 1885 3:05. $40,
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"Times Gone By; IL
am, 1855, 2:45. 4:40. $50. 8:25
and 1925 pm.
Silver Spring-"Counselor at
Law; 1870, 3:35, $40, 7:50 and
e:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am, lis, 1925,
5:35, 7:50 and 10 pm.
Warner-"The Caddy"; 1880
am, 1870, 1885, $40; TAO and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

real life court, Henry's or any
one else'S. Every one is so con-
genial. Even Henry's sale of his
sister to the King of France
comes out somehow as some
thing less than a repugnant deal.
After all, he does need the money
and being queen of France is not
exactly a fate worse than death.
Buckinham isn't a bad sort,
either, really. He does try to do
in Brandon on several occasions,
but this is only because he covets
the princess who covets Brandon.
Man has to show some spirit.
X X y
For a man with only one per-
son wanting him disposed Of,
Brandon gets into a fearsome
amount Of trouble in 1.-THE
Sword and the Rose" 1t starts
out when he is removed from in
nocent bystander ranks on
Mary'S whim and tossed into a
court wrestling match with the
Duke Of Buckinham. He bests
the duke and in no time at all he
is on the Kings staff as a cap
tain of the guard.
In not much more time, Mary
has lured Brandon out into a
wooded nook and is demanding
that he pick her some flowers
and compose and recite a SON.
net to her. Knowing real trou-
BILE when he sees it, Brandon
escapes from there and sets out
for the new world.
Before he can sail, however,
the princess has caught up with
him and contends she can go
to the new world with him, dis
guised as his page boy. He takes
a look at Glynis Johns and does
not think she can get away with
this, but, also knowing a good
thing when he sees it, agrees to
give this deception a try.
Put ashore in a longboat Is
all Brandon and Princess Mary
get for this effort. He winds up
in the Tower of London and
she winds up beside the king of
France at her own wedding ban
quet. This alliance does not last
long. The old boy is on his last
legs when he gets Mary and,
what with the early morning
horseback rides, the dancing all
night and the intake of great
quantities of burgundy, he soon
shuff1eS off.
This leaves Mary in the clutch
es Of the dauphin, from whom
she is rescued by Buckingham,
fate not much better. Brandon
comes along in due time, how
ever. not nearly as dead as
Buckingham had thought, and
the swordplay gets furious.
This is all fairly foolish, you
know. but it's a lot of fun.
X \
DiSney's latest documentary
on nature, one of the most fas-
cinating movie series ever, is
also at Keith's as a companion
piece to THE Sword and the
Rose" This one is entitled, self
explanitorily, "Prowlers Of the
Everglades"
Evening star., 1953-09-17

musical. For the life Of me, I
can't understand why they both
cred to move the f1opperoo East.
Doctor Kinsey has nothing on
Vanessa Brown. She lectures
on Sex in the New York The
ater" at Clark University, Oc-
tober 18.
John Gielgud, who played
Evening star., 1953-09-17

CaSsius in Metros Julius
Caesar" is the chorus in Korda's s
Romeo and Juliet" which stars
24-year-old Laurence Harvey as
Romeo. Harvey is another who
won't be coming back to Holly
wood. He'll stick with Shake
speare over there.
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-09-17

Rose" is Charles Majors novel,
when Knighthood was in
Flower" The adaptation by
Lawrence Edward Watkin paints
the court of Henry VIII as a
happy place, full of brave and
honest noblemen, the noblest OF
whom is the commoner, Charles
Brandon. Charles is the boy who
catches the eye of Henry'S sister.
Mary Tudor, and he has almost
as many adventures as Anthony
Adverse before he is through.
If you read any contemporary
parallels into this tale OF a will
full princess in love with a DASH
ing captain of the guard, you
must not blame Mr.. Disney. Mr..
Majors fancy dress novel was
published in 1898.
X X 4 4
Glynis Johns is the Mary Tu-
dor in Disney's Technicolor cine
ma revival of the old beSt-seller
and Richard Todd is the DASH
ing Brandon. These are happy
choices and they play at royal
wooing for Director Ken Anna
kin with a great deal of fair.
There are others, too. who en-
ter into the proper spirit for
what might be classed as his
torical fantasy. There is, for in
stance, James Robertson Justice,
who plays the role cherished by
all actors, Henry VIII, with
abundant relish. He plays him,
too (thanks no doubt to Mr.. Ma
jor), as generally pleasant sort
bit or a rogue, maybe, but a ge-
nial fellow.
There also is Michael Cough,
who makes a fine villain OF the
Duke of Buckingham, whose only
fault is that he has one-track
mind; he wishes to wed Mary
Tudor. And there are Peter Cop
ley, as Sir Edwin Caskoden, mas
ter of the revels; Jane Barrett,
as Mary's lady-in-waiting; D. A.
Clarke-Smith, as Cardinal
Wolsey recognizable by name
only in the Major version OF
18th Century court life, and a
host of others.
y X \
For that matter, the court OF
Henry VIII probably is recog-
nizable by name only as seen
here. Well, the presence Of that
rough. bearded chap who looks
Just like Henry helps, and so do
the costumes and manners OF
the period.
What goes on, however, does
not bear much resemblance to a
Evening star., 1953-09-17

ADJUSTMENTS.