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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN:
er; S1.90 hour guaranteed and com.
mission; vacation with pay: insur.
ance and other benefits. See Mr.
Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR Co.
INC. 3040 N st. NV. 10
AUTO S1ro,. BODY ,C MAISSmoosalaFy and
Vacation lSS and IN Reda ;hop with Il
oLMsTEAD MOTOR CO,
blvd. Ari., Va. ia. 7-s4oo. 10
AUTO-BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER,
young. white energetic. 903 N ST.
AuTo MECHANICS ~. Must be exp e
ploye dement's. good hrs. and excel
working conds; in mod. shop Ref
kA1sER:FRAzER. INC. 7tb and R
Afro MECHANIC, must be exper,.
enced and able to take responsibility
must be. sober and reliable and be
able to furnish excellent references.
Nlght shift. pm. to IL pm. Ex-
celIent opportunity to make extra
money; paid vacation; hospitaliSa-
INC, 1909 wis. ave. Bethesda.
AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the
advantage of working in close in
arlington; best dea. in the area
for real all-around man. Call MR..
REEVES, service mgr, ia. 7-7oO0.
AUTO MECHANIC for busy shop 18th
Washington's leading Dodge Plym-
outh dealer; top earnings; largest
equipment: See Mr.. Febo, BEAL
MOTOR CO., 1401 Fhode Island
ave. ne. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC to repair used
cars 'or resale. Must be sober.
makes. See Mr.. Sutherland, IRWIN
FORD CO. INC. Lee hwy. at Chain
Bridge rd.. Fairfax, Va. 10
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars; liberal
pay plan. plenty of late-model
clean cars to sell. See Mr.. Cramer.
II. B. LEERY, Jr. a. BROS, INC,
Washineton's Oldest Automobile
dealers selling new Chrysler and
Plymouths. Apply 5120 Wis. ave
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES

c, G. SLOAN g. CO., INC, AUCTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LARGE SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
FURNISHINGS, ORIENTAL RUGS
AND JEWELRY
Consisting in Part OF
Weber Baby Grand Piano. Maytag
Deep Freeze, Mahogany Dining
Room Suite. Silver ar Plat. ware,
Silver Hollow-ware, Two Bronze
BronZes, New Baby Furniture Baby
Carriage and TOYS, China. Class
" AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SLOA MS. 715 18TH ST. NV
TUES. AUG. nth AT 10 AM.
Also at 1 PM.
Jewelry. consisting of Pair Of
Diamond Earrings approximately
ia karats each. Cluster Ring con-
tanning 10 Diamonds, 5-Stone dia-
mond ring set in 14-Karat Gold and
Other Jewelry, from the Estate OF
Rachel Lowell, by order of The
American Security and Trust Co..
Executors and Others.
Terms Cash: C. G. Sloan & Co, Inc,
AuctS. Established 1891. AUG. 10
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CASHIERS
COLLECTION CLERK

COLLECTION CLERK
Bright, attractive young
lady with pleasant personality,
preferably with some finance
company experience in retail
appliances and television. Mod
ern aforementioned ofnceS,
generous company benefits and
excellent starting salary. In
teresting work and friendly
associates. Paid vacations.
SEE MR.. WILLIAMS
$50 r ST. NV.
SUITE 500 18th FLOOR
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. public. min. 2 yrs.
recent public exper.; per diem or
temp. full time. opportunity' Seno
ACCOUNTANT. Jr.. for CPA firm. No
exper. necessary. Reply in own hand
writing. stating age. marital status,
education, experience. and salary de-
airAd RnN lQR-M star. 10
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DRIVER-COLORED

For delivering dry cleaning to stores.
Must be steady, sober and have refs.
Perm. position. good pay. Apply Mr..
Kluger, ARISTO CLEANERS, 1926
S. CaDitol St IN
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ADIIISTOR

MEN WITH . YRS. COLLEGE or
equivalent for positions investigat-
inE and adjusting auto accident
claims. These are full-time positions
only. Men age 1882 preferred.
Gail ST. $4,000. Ext. 25l. 10
AUTO BODY MEN-We need . good
body men. Best working conds.
See or call Mr. Murff, AIS MO-
TORS. 1910 Wilson blvd. Arl Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10

8. CHURCHILL ELMORE, Attorney,
Colorado Building,
Piled June 90 1858, Harry M. Hull,
Clerk.
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NIGHT CLERK AND PIX OPER. for
modern hotel apt. suitable for re-
tired gentleman. Apply in person,
2100 Conn. ave-. Sun. or Mon. be
tween 5-6 pm 10
NIGHT TYPIST,- 4O-hour, 5-dax
week. Good company benefits. paid
H zasat dsns, s snd discount privileges
OFFSET oJ PeRREssMAN = TO operate
only; pIsTR1ecT 'f L1T nP0tg a Pee co.
PAINTERS. must be exper.; for long
Job: Apply ready to work Mon.
m eHtend to Dis semnary out Ga ave
Warren ST., right to Job. "
PAINTER, active, capable, neat, re-
liable: combination man preferred
best sT1art ha y MR.. NASH 1916
PAINT ss:TIRA1ffCH1NG, experienced
only; Apply 1881 9th st. NV. HUI
PAINT SALESMAN. expsr., With
sssrs sSd 1sSSnF Civ. St dsts
also salary, expected, Excel. oppor-
tunity for the right man. Box 22S-S,
Star for appointment. %
PAINTERS-Swing men, white only I;
IA az lON % JOHNSION; rear 1907
with car: frst-elass me
p chanic' s9bsT AZ ! !, 57z713s: -
paid vacation, other company bene-
f1ts, Contact Mr.. Vann at MONT
GOMERY STUBBS MOTORS, INC.
JU. 9-S040. 10
3 nights weekly and
alternating Sundays. Apply in per-
son; SMITHS PHARMACY, 251S
18th st. NV. 10
reg. relief, part time.
SO hrs: to suit you; SIS; steady.
PHoTosTAT OPERATOR, 5-day wk
Bldg. Ma. 8-89II. ID
AND HELPERS wanted;
new construction. Apply at 3471
n: Washington blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. S-7S9S. ia
PLUMBER, experienced: good pay,
steady work. Call LO. 4-s246. Ia
PLUMBERS
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lations and drivers who con.
tinually practice tailgating are
soon washed out.
I'm the second place-we're
more than paying our way.
The average passenger car
pays annual road taxes Of
SASS while the larger truck
pays an average Of $3,5Sl. 10
las much in one year as q
passenger car would pay in IS
years.
AS for busting up high
ways-each 5 tate has truck
size and weight laws. The
American Association Of State
Highway Officials set up these
standards in 1916 and By golly.
we truckers have 70 abide hy
these laws.
And for your information,
pal" ! added, right here IN
Florida we have nearly
200, 600 trucks and more than
10000 truck drivers who are
doing q terrific job, II You'll
pardon my modesty. Think Il
over-everything you eat,
wear or use Is carried at least
part Of the way By motor
truck. Happy driving. Mis-
ter"
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Russians Leave
Japan For Home

TOKYO "a - Twelve Russian
members of the unrecognized Sow
LEI mission here left for home to-
day aboard the Dutch liner jim
baniet.
All had been living at the old
Russian Embassy Building. which
flies the Red nag but which is
not recognized ~ the Japanese
government. Kyodo news agency
said all firmly refused TO answer
questions at the pier.
The group were members Of the
wartime Soviet mission to the
Allied Council for Japan. which
went out Of existence when the
Japanese Peace Treaty took effect
almost a year ago. Soviet Russia
did not sign and does not reeog
nize the treaty. II legally Is stu at
war with Japan.
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The fellow who sat next to
me at the coffee stop near
Orlando was from Apalac.ii-
cola and he was beefng about
trucks.
there were three big
trucks ahead Of me on Route
A." he grumbled to the
counter man, travelling so
close together l couldn't pass.
They hog our highways, bust
up our roads, and who pays
the bill--2 We do-the little
motorists
He went on that way for
about five minutes. I finished
my coffee and then / turned
to him.
Look, Mister" / said,
you're pulling my cork but
we truck drivers can't afford
to lose our tempers. But let
me steer you straight on q
few points"
He swallowed some coffee
and looked at me, sort Of
surprised.
I'm the first place. I said,
"tSase three trucks, travelling
en- , together. were 'tailgat-
ing. It's strictly against regu-
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Grace Lutheran
To Observe Good
Friday Tomorrow

Special services Of worship win.
be held at Grace Lutheran Church,
Flagler Avenue and Tenth Street,
on Good Friday evening, April 8,
at 7:3O pm. Holy Communion win
be celebrated In this service.
The message for Good Friday
will center about the topic: "Only
the Turth Remains The pastor
of Grace Lutheran viii base the
meditation on the words Of the dy-
ing Savior found in John 1880,
at is finished"
The members Of Grace Lutheran
Church invite the visitors, service
men and families, and the un-
churched to join with them in this
special hour Of worship and medi-
tation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Lower Keys
Owners Name
Slate For So
Will Celebrate
Electric Power
Line To Big Pine
When Completed

The Lower Keys Property Own
ers Association held their regular
monthly meeting Thursday. at
Myrtle and Wesley's at Big Pine
Key. Thirty six members were in
attendance.
c. Sam b. Curry, secretary, re-
signed; Marion BIalock was ap-
pointed to fill the unexpired term.
The Association win give a Fish
Fry to celebrate the opening Of the
electric power line and the laying
of the corner stone for the home
of the Association at Big Pine Key.
The general public viii be invited.
A motion was made and
passed Re take measures 10 stop
any rock pits from being dug
en- fhs land Of Bis Pine proper
% II would cause 50 much de-
prseIaiion IN HE surrounding
proparty end cause HE wells 10
become salty.
Nomination Of officers was held
at this meeting as follows.
For president, Horace Ladd, Ed
Barry, Jimmie Stewart, p. Kieffer
and Vic Miller.
For 1st vice president, Ed
Khoen, Bill Blalock, Cliff Schoe-
macker.
Ind vice president, Eva Warner
Gibson, Harry Baker, Neil Saund-
ers.
Corresponding secretary, Dora
Stewart, Mrs. Forrestal, Marion
Blalock.
Recording secretary & Treasur-
er, Hilda Sands, Mrs. Horace Ladd,
Helen Barry, Myrtle Gibson.
All members are urged to at
tend the next regular meeting
April 30th. for the election of Off
GERS. Those unable to attend may
secure a ballot from Luis Muniz
at the Gulf Stream Food Store
mail ballots to the Lower Keys
Property Owners Association P.o.
Box No. %, Key West, Fla.
A letter from Congressman Lam
taft was read concerning the key
deer. The Federal Wild Life plan
to appropriate $4,000. to pay the
salary Of a warden, upkeep Of
truck, boats, motors. deer feed
and lease any land by voluntary
lease was discussed. The Associa-
ton asked that the warden be
made q resident warden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Future Clashes
OF Stassen And
COP Expected
Bv JACK bad

WASHINGTON "A = Harold e.
Stassen's verbal battle with Sen.
Mccarthy tR.Wisl may be only
the forerunner Of future clashes
with Republican senators unless he
recommends large cuts in foreign
aid spending.
About May Stassen win lay be-
fore Congress requests for funds to
operate the Mutual Security Ad-
ministration, which be heads, for
the year beginning July /. Con-
gressional leaders who talked with
him and President Eisenhower at
the White House Monday said plans
for q reduction were discussed,
but no figure was mentioned.
The impression Is somewhat gen.
eral among Republican senator's
that unless be has q change Of
heart. Stassen Is going to recon-
mend foreign expenditures consid.
erably higher than they are pres.
emily INCLINED to approve.
This apparently is based 10 part
on Stassen's past record, as .
quadrennial candidate for the Re-
publican presidential nomination,
in advocating q strong program of
military and economic aid to other
free nations.
n he doesn't recommend some
substantial reductions. the mutual
security administrator may find
himself emhroiled in q hroad.scale
battle with Republicans who see in
foreign aid = budget-custing target
much more assailable than regular
defense expenditures.
Stassen. who sharply criticized
Mccarthy for his Senate inxesti-
eating committees agreement with
some Greek ship owners 10 halt
shipments 10 Red China and Korea.
VIII face Mccarthy across the table
when the Senate Appropriations
Committee passes on MSA funds
Outside Of the appropriations
committee. Sen. Taft Of Ohio. The
Republican leader. has called for
substantial reductions Ia the 81
ssl GO 600 foreign aid outlay pro-
posed By former President Tra-
man.
Tar said in n Interview he
doesnf believe that under any
circumstances the program shunid
be allowed 10 50 heyend the ap-
rguxtmassly SIX hiaion spent Ia the
earrent year.
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Service Set
For Good Fri.
By Ministers
Local Association
To Hold Rites At
First Congregational
Church Friday Noon

A three-hour Union Good Friday
Service viii be held or Friday,
starting at noon, at the First
Congregational Church under the
auspices Of the Key West Min
isterial Association. Members Of
the Association are cooperating
In the program which will get I'M
derway with call to worship at
1901 pm. and continue through
800 pm.
DR.. j. L. Ivey of the Poinciana
Baptist Church win read the
Scripture and meditation followed
by prayer and silent meditation.
Music, under the direction Of
Gerald Saunders. will be .
prime feature Of the program.
Three orgsnists will assist in
The program including Mrs.
Paul Archer, Mrs. cIaUd Sails
and Mrs. w. r. Dean. Saunders
will also offer . vocal solo. "AIl
Alone" by ThUrber.
At 12:25 pm, the Rev. Ralph
Rogers, pastor of the First Pres.
byterian Church, win offer Scrip.
ture and Meditation and at 1880,
the Rev. A. r. Hooper of the
A.M.E. Zion Church will also
preach.
The Rev. Manuel Figueroa Of
the Ell Salvador Methodist Church
will also speak, as well as the
Rev. j. Paul Touchton of the
First Methodist Church. Other
ministers taking part include:
the Rev. Eldon Simmons, Ley
Memorial Methodist Church; Rev.
J. E. Statham, Fleming Street
Methodist Church and the host
minister, Rev. Charles H. Meeker.
The public is cordially invited
and urged to attend the impress.
sive service.
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HAL BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK R-America TODAY
is divided into two great classes
those who diet, and those who
laugh at 'em.
Dieting began as & fad. now is
one Of the nations greatest indus
tries. 1t spread faster than teIeyi-
sion, but doesn't have as many
good sustaining programs.
The people who used to laugh at
Bernarr MacFadden as a health
fanatic because he carried carrots
in his pockets now try to find out
where he buys them. The empty
stomach has replaced the full din
ner pail as an American success
symbol. But, Of course, II has to
be fashionably empty.
A hungry man used to be fl
nancial failure. Today a man of
wealth who gets fat is regarded as
an anti-social wretch who Is DELHI
erately plotting to make his wife a
widow.
This is odd, because for centuries
in China a middle.aged mans
wealth was measured by the size
of his paunch. And he remained
remarkably free of the heart all
ments that ambush the chubby ex-
ecutives In this country. Maybe one
reason is that the civilized Oriental
found out long ago that lying on
couch and munching rice while
listening to a little lutte music
didn't wear the heart out as fast
as chasing a golf ball.
But millions Of Americans, rich
or poor, male or female, now seem
to feel that less food, rather than
less tension, is the formula for
long life. They no longer count
sheep while trying to cure insom-
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Senate Debates
On Tidelands
Oil Continue
By HARRISON 3. HUMPHREYS

BY HARRISON B. HUMPHREYS
WASHINGTON N - The Senate
continues debate today on a bill
to establish the coastal states
title to oil-rich submerged lands
off their shores-title which Sen.
Gordon (R-Orel said they should
have as a matter Of right and
equity
Advocates Of federal ownership
of the offshore resources called it
"giveaway" legislation. They not
ed that the Supreme Court has
ruled in the cases Of three states
that all lands beyond low water
mark fan within the dominion of
the federal government.
Senate debate began yesterday
shortly after the House passed for
the third time, 2S5-1Os, . bill to
give the states the offshore prop
erty within their boundaries. usual
ly three miles ficm low water
mark but 1914 miles in the case
Of Texas and the Gulf Coast Of
Florida.
The lands in question, often mis-
takenly called tidelands, contain
oil estimated to be worth 40 billion
dollars or more.
Sen. Gordon. managing the legis.
lation for the interior committee,
retained the floor at the start Of
today's session 10 continue his ex-
PLANTATION Of the bill drafted by the
committee.
After today's session, the Senate
win take q customary recess over
the Easter week end Republican
Leader Taft Of Ohio called for daily
Senate sessions next week to speed
final action on the submerged
lands question. The Senate has
been meeting only three days a
week.
Passage Of the bill Is regarded
as certain, and President Eisen-
hover has indicated be win sign
such legislation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Actress Won't
Let A Playboy
Get Her Money

LOS ANGELES R-No playboy
is going to get actress 0sa Mas
sens money, she said at . hearing
over the disputed estate Of her
late husband, Or. Harvey r. Cum
mins.
The Danish-born film and TV
actress testified Tuesday that her
husband, knowing that his Illness
would be fatal, made large pay
msnts on : building they were buy
ing, telling her be wanted It clear
before he died.
.'He said that after his death
/ would probably marry again and
that he wanted to make up to me
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again and the whole thing would
start over.
The U. S. withdrew It's troops In
ls4s from South Korea and the
North Koreans attacked in 1850.
But neither North nor South Ko-
rea Is likely 10 agree 10 icing dis
armed. And II the U. N. withdrew
from South Korea. what assurance
would II have that the Chinese or
Russians wouldn't secretly build
up the North Koreans for q new
sudden attack
Meanwhile. the United States,
which has paid out 80 much in
lives and money 10 protect South
Korea. would hardly agree 10 with.
draw and not rearm the South Ko-
reans well enough 10 stand of .
future attack.
And the Chinese communists
might want some guarantees that
the U, S. would not Only not en-.
courage Chang Kaishek On For
mosa to Invade China bot that il
would step military help 10 him.
That the Chinese would raise the
Fcrmosa question seems pretty
sure. There b q tricky little gym.
ho1-''ete. lin the agreement The
U. N and Communist truce teams
agreed On when they said peace
talks w0nld heEsn within tkree
moths after 90 armiSsiee.
IT'S e0nsalned Ia q paragraph
wAieh says both peace teams aessld
discuss tie p~AgsAa ssgtlement "
sas kegean esasstsea. etc
What else the ESmmunkxtS nlgkt
tnesuae wndeF setg. il ltmited
aaay by tAsw imsginAtioa.
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mia. Makes them think Of food. So
they count ealories jumping over
a fence-the calo.ies they plan TO
eat tomorrow.
As q matter Of fact, jealous
dieter hardly can mention food any
more without = twinge of con
science. When one meets another,
he boasts, Guess what / had for
lunch today?-S350 calories and
five minerals. You should Of
joined me-"
II he finds that he has exceeded
his calorie quota, he starts worry
ing-and up rooms his high blood
pressure. Is that good?
II used to be said that il was
easier for = camel to 90 through
the eye of the needle than for 4
rich man to enter the gates Of
Heaven. Many a dietlean rich man
now dreams fondly Of, galloping
through that needle on horseback.
A Wall Street broker locks like
a piece Of upright spaghetti as he
scans his ticker tape. The working
man is going in just as much for
calorie-nibbling. He no longer car
ries q toothpick. He is one.
The biggest danger to 4 healthy,
normal. happy. relaxed, cheerful.
easy-going fat man now Is that he
viii laugh himself 10 death at the
ex-tubbies trying to live to be 100
on lettuce leaves and vitamin pills.
A rabbit eats lettuce. Ever meet
one with a long beard
One fat friend CT mine has an
usual theory about the dieting
craze.
cts all just 4 housewives con-
spiracy to get out OF kitchen
chores" be said. "They afeAt
trying to make their husbands live
longer. They're just trying 10 cut
down on the time they spend cook
ing.
They used to have TO spend At
least four hours q day In their
kitchen. Now all q wife has to do
to fix q meal Is to az up few
vegetables, hold q lambchop for
a few seconds over q lighted
match. Then dinners ready.
Il say any husband who lets his
wife starve him TO death that way
ought to have . saecharine tablet
over his grave instead Of q monu-
ment."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
Communion Slated
At Fleming Street
Methodist Church

On Thursday the Fleming Street
Methodist Church viii celebrate
Holy Communion in . beautiful
candle light service.
This is a traditional service for
Thursday in Holy Week CONNIE
moration Of the last supper, when
our Lord broke the bread and
passed the cup to the diciples.
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for the time his. illness had kept
me from my work." the actress
told the court, Il told him / would
not remarry. but he just said that
he wanted me TO promise that if
/ did. it wouldn't be to some play.
boy who would not be interested
in me. but in my money. | prom
ised."
Dr. Cummins died in 1851. He
was AZ.
Other relatives have petitioned
for almost half the physicians
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-02
STORE EMPLOYEES
SET GOOD EXAMPLE

WILLIAMSON. ". Va. R--An
20 employees of . Williamson super
market left the job yesterday and
marched to the Red Cross blood
center TO donate = pint 81 blood
apiece.
Fkfteea customers caught The
spirit and joined the parade. The
store was closed for "A hour.