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Evening star., 1953-01-31

statesmen, young men, experienced
preferred, for used car lot; new-cal
sdealer; profitable for aggressive men
See Mr: Williams, CAPITOL MO.
TOR CO., Silver Springs Packard
dealer. 7911 Georgia ave-. SilVeI
statesmen, now calling on dept.
drug and gift stores In Md, Wash
ington, D. c., Va, No, and So
Carolina. Sell outstanding line o
cosmetic and gift items now OF
sale in leading stores from coaS
to coast. Attractive commission ar.
rangement. Please include phonC
number; Box 1042. 1474 Broadway
sALEsMEN t4,-A revolutionary new
product makes every housewife {
real prospect, q must" for ever!
home. Sensational low price, 8 min
dssImTonstration and terrific. appea
sales q day will, net salesman S12(
per week. Good statesmen will carr
$3.50 per week and up, easily, with
Iull l09o commission. See MR.
HOUSER or MR.. WILLIS on Mon
or Tues. only. 9:30 to 11:30 am. al
1407 L st: NV. No drifters and nc
statesmen - Outside selling. whit,
or colored: sell mems dress shirts
and women's .nylon hosiery, direct
to consumer: full or part time: ex.
cellent earnings. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th
Evening star., 1953-01-31
ATTENTION!

Worlds largest television retailer
needs statesmen who want 20 earn
:: so or more per week. Car neceS-
safy. Apply
Evening star., 1953-01-31
JANITOR-HALLMAN

Assistant to engineer; knowledge of
oil burner and apt. maintenance;
single man only; quarters provided.
good salary; 6-day week; sober. re-
liable man with references. no
critters. Apply in person to resident
manager or engineer, THE VIR-
GINIAN, 1900 Arlington blvd. Cat
Ft. MYer dr. Arl Va o.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
PHARMACIST
PORTERS


For large apartment development
Apply Buckingham. 4235 N. Pershing
Or. trear of post off1ce). Arlington,
Virginia. .
R-DISHWASHER - Good pay
and hours; references required
3739 Wheaton rd, Md,
LO. $4,000. y
PORTER ER-DRIVER-Careful and ex.
FORT STEVENS PHARMACY. 6l3(
POST POS aYS' ENGiNEER, GhiSi capable civil t en-.
gineering grad. with extensive posi-
engineer exper. including practical
knowledge of roads and overall
military base maintenance. Must
know types Of water and sewage
systems, be able to plan, draw, op-
crate transit-level, etc. Age limit,
30-50. Salary $1,000 per year. A
suburban defense project. Reply to
Box 214-Y Star. Must include tele-
phone number. .
young man, 25 yrs
of age, some exper. in feeding platen
presses. Apply after 9:30 am.
1917 @ st. NV. BREWOODS. Il
PRINTING SALESMAN-Modern pro-
greSSive printing plant. Needs sales
man. Prefer one with following
VIII make a very good deal to
the right man. Box 369-Y Star. q
MAN-Trimmer for back
room. Experienced. Good pay. Fine
working conditions. Apply FOOD
TOWN, 1OS0S Lincoln ave-. Ken
sington. Md. .
Evening star., 1953-01-31
SALESMAN

PROGRESSIVE. WILLING WORKER,
AGE 80 TO As, FOR NEW AND
USED OFFICE FURNITURE; OLD.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; NO CAR
NECESSARY; LOCAL TERRITORY;
GOOD SALARY WITH EXCEP-
TIONAI. OPPORTUNITY FOR FU-
STAR 81
Evening star., 1953-01-31
HELP-MEN AND woMEN

COUPLE FOR BOOMING HOUSE
White preferred: positively no drink
ing; wife does maid work; apt. and
salary. ST. 3-9178. al
JANITOR AND WIFE, part time. liv-
ing quarters and utilities furn., SAL
ary;. positively no drinking; refs.
Apply DIR. DUNMIRE, 119 Sth St.
PiANo PLAYER WANTED for II Fri.
day and Saturday nights. EDS
GRILL. Call Ii. $3.50. sun.
SOLOISTS-Contralto and baritone
11T church choir in Alexandria. Call
WALTERS OR MATTRESSES wanted;
must be neat and have experience;
Tor high-class restaurant: evening
work. JU. S-350S. 81
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS has
dealership openings, $76 per wk.
Car necessary. Phone HO. 2-7776
for personal interview.
OPENING for experienced sales clerk
IN flower shop. Good pay with va
cation: CIRCLE FLORIST, EN-.
3-4744.
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STOCK CLERK
STORM WINDOWS
DIRECT FACTORY DEAL

Sell Washington's most popular alu.
minum storm windows. Immediate
installation. highest commission paid
on approval. Experience not neces.
sary. See Mr.. Cole, EAGLE ENGI.
Taknna Park Md 6a
Evening star., 1953-01-31
BOOKKEEPER.

CASHIER-Experienced. between 25-
40 yrs. for large retail business in
Silver Spring, Md. 5 pm. to / 80
am, So per day plus 2 meals; 6-day
leave; hospitalization and other ben
efitS. Excellent working conditions.
Opportunities for advancements.
Phone RE. 7-7722 Sat. between 2
pm. and 3 pm. or Sunday between
8 pm. and 4 pm. IL
CASHIERS, 4 nights, 2 days, full
time and part time. TRANSLUX
THEATER. 736 14th st. NV. Il
cASH1EKGG9d %fyHE hSgEs enapMhyy snd salary
1877 Wilson blvd. IA. 7-118O. Il
CASHIER, s am. to 4 pm; ideal for
evening student; downtown location !;
pleasant working conditions. Call
Mr.. Arm, ST. 3-9100.
THE CAPITOL GARAGE
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer, 1920 N. Y.
ave. NV. II
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SOPRANO S0T ,0TCT

SNACK BAR ATTENDANT, colored
neat. young. evenings and Sunday
Apply managers once. BILTMORl
CLUB. 1889 18th st. NV. No phonr
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HELP-MEN

ROOM CLERK, experienced preferred:
responsible person for fine location
emRloye benefits after 3 mos. Apply
asst; mgr. Carlton Hotel. 10th and
RoUHTTEf;MAN-For established laundry
week. Vacation after i yr. Salary
and commission with guaranteed
minimum. uniimited opportunity
81 sff EoEss5 EHGNbRY b this osa tsrri!SFS sath
ROUTE SALESMAN ptoi for vending route.
Base pay. plus liberal commission,
group hoSpitalization, vacation with
pay. Apply In person, 1109 N, j.
SALESMAN-To sell frozen food to
grocers; must know trade and have
car. RE. 7-0723, RA 6-3158. %
SALESMAN for real estate once, to
specialize in the sale of business
properties; experience required.
Apply BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417
SALESMAN wanted; suburban Mary.
land Ford dealer, expanding sales
force, has good opportunity for
aggressive automobile salesman; pre-
Ter young man, married. with re-
sponsibility; substantial earnings
full qualifications in complete con.
fldsnce. Box 84-V, Star. II
SALESMAN. young man; food broker
needs retail salesman with car; good
sStsT1ing Sarn,s 6.n3 salary and car allowance
SALESMAN = Experienced man who
has been successful, to specialize
IN the. sale. of farm and estate
properties. Apply BOSS & PHELPS
INC. l417 K St NV. 20
SALESMAN. to sell upholstering anC
slip cover services; must be willing
co help promote usineSs. Will
consider giving share of business Il
right man. Must have car. Give
refs. Reply to Box 51-Y, Star. $
SALESMAN, to sell paper products
and janitor supplies; must be exper
Mr.. FLAX. Ii. 3-71S5 or JU. S-535O
SALESMAN-To represent well-known
distributor of nationally advertised
watches, silverware. clocks. electrical
appliances, iewelry and other lines
IN Eastern Shore, Virginia. West Vir-
ginia,, North Carolina and South
Carollna--drawing account against
commission. Answer. giving age,
experience. Box 187-Y. Star. Il
SALESMAN WANTED to sell SPICES
tSs-IS43ITISs;;e tS -TSoRBERs;; Paging nS5 PLANTS,
ERS. RESTAURANTS. CHAIN
STORES, IN WASHINGTON AND
VIC. SALARY and COMMISSION.
WRITE OR PHONE j. o. SPICE &
CURE CO., SA. 084l, Ala w, PRATT
ST. BALTIMORE. MD. %
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MUNTZ TV
5l6 Sth st. Sc.

Arlington and Alexandria
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
Arthur Murray needs four a. youns
men. 21 to 81. college preferred, tC
train for full-time positions q.
teachers in our Arlington and Alex.
andria studios, A complete trainini
course given at no charge. $3.50 tC
1890 pm. Apply in person to Mr.
CummtnS. ARTHUR MURRAY
STUD1OS. 1106 Conn. ave. NV.
2 to 10 pm. II
POSITION AVAILABLE
Want man successful in selling fielC
but disturbed by present limitations
married, 20 to 45, with car; posi-
tion carries $4,000 to $4,000 FRS
year with earnings unlimited; life.
time position for man who qualities
Give brief history, information con.
hdential. Box 12S-V. Star.
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HELP-MEN

TRUCK DRIyER-Tire changes. yard
work. ia. SA6494. Il
TRUCK DRIVER and for general
help on large estate in Bethesda
Steady work for industrious. able
and intelligent young man. MR.
BRODIE. Pooks Hill, " mile beyond
Naval Hospital. Wisconsin. ave.
TV SERVICEMAN-To manage small
TV shop, must know his business.
Both bench and outside; top pay.
Call for amt OIL, 2-5fSOO II
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OPENING

OPENING
Large corporation has opening for 3
men for responsible sales positions.
Car a distinct advantage. $500 to
$1,000 monthly opportunity. II you
are available Immediately, give US
your qualifications. 1t is confiden-
tial. Write employment manager,
b04 High st Alex Va .
Evening star., 1953-01-31

Large Protestant Church, downtown
alexandria. Two morning services
only. XII. 9-5462 daily except SAT-
urday and Sunday. II
Evening star., 1953-01-31

NORTHWEST AREA
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
Arthur Murray. needs four a. young
men, 81 to 81, college preferred. tc
train for full-time positions as
teachers in our Washington studios
A complete training course given at
no charge. $3.50 to 1890 pm. Apply
in person to Mr.. Cummins. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS. 1106 Conn
ave. NV, 2 to 10 pm. Il
CAB DRIVERS with or
without Identification cards. We
teach you free. TAN-TOP CAB CO.,
1731 Kalorama I'd. NV, CO. 5-797S.
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JR. ACCOUNTANT

- u
Nationally known company; 5-day
week; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; paid vacation, bonus
plan. many other company benefits;
excellent working conditions Write
ticularS. Il
LEGAL COLLECTION MANAGER
Familiar with all phases OF INSTALL
ment collection; ability to supervise.
PHILLIPS, 937 F st. NV, 2nd floor,
Mr.. Dublin. Il
LIQUOR STORE CLERK
White, experienced in liquor store
helpful; must have good penman-
ship; good hours; submit resume of
past experience in own handwriting
Box 120-X Star.
LOT MAN-For used car lot: must
have mechanical aptitude Apply at
4121 Rhode Island ave. MR.. SUTH-
ERLAND. Il
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CLERK
<. Good opportunity
ing to learn. Submi
ng past experience, ag
US, etc. Box 121-X ST
CLERK
20 poan anrurafa uif
COMMUNICATIONS
INSTALLERS

Must be experienced on installation
and maintenance of telephone and
electronic inter-com. equipment.
Write stating age, experience. rat
ing. and hourly wage expected.
Box 469-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-31

opening, small. industrial organiza-
tion; good shorthand and typing es-
Sential; interesting permanent posi-
ton with future. Call MIR. WALKER.
DE. 2-1O5O. al
Evening star., 1953-01-31
ENGINEER

Colored. Good opportunity for riSh
man. Must have knowledge Of gen
eral maintenance. Capable Of han
ding men. 5th class license re
qulred. Apt. furn. Apply in per
son. Mr.. Stiefel, Lee Gardens. 10
North Wayne ST., Arlington. opn
rort Myer. Do not apply withou
Evening star., 1953-01-31

sTEENoGRAaPHER1S7h. .,hr. 8; day
ant working conditions In downtown
,, insurance office MR.. PETERSON
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of d. c.,
1901 H st NV AZ
Evening star., 1953-01-31

EING7NEEE ~ EEE lELECIRICAL) 10 BIZ
GfNEER's OFFICE. fScSN1s6oiST aoop woFk. Ek.
ING CONDITIONS, TOP SALARY
10 RIGHT MAN. IN REPLY GIVE
BRIEF BACKGROUND. BOX 409-Y
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Communion Set
.AtOld Stone
Church Sunday

The Holy Communion viii be
celebrated at the morning worship
service at the First Methodist
Church according to ]. Paul Touch
ton, the minister. The topic Of Mr..
Touchton'S meditation viii be, ''In
asmuch As Ye Did It." Worship
perS viii be asked to lay a gener-
Gus offering on the altar for the
relief of a needy family. When
Jesus sooke of the fortunate AT the
judgement he referred to those
who saw need and did something
about meeting that need by rend-
ering service.
Commander William Nsblsft
will be guest organlst az the
First Methodist on Sunday. He
has chosen for the morning ser.
vice Prelude Andantino Fra
mex, 0HeFtorY Ave VsTvm :.
Mozart, and for the posil0ds Co.
ronafion March MeysFheer. In
fhs evening Mr. Nehlsit. has eho.
sen 10 play Andsnfe canfsbile
TsehsikoWsIY and Adasie And
Ing.
The choir under direction Of Mr..
Earl Anderson will sing for the
Morning worship hour, II Walked
Today where Jesus Walked" :
O'Hara. And in the evening "Just
For Today" Sexton. AS a part of
the ritual of the holy communion
Mr.. Ellis Teach, tenor soloiSt viii
sing "The Lords Prayer" Mallot.
At the evening service Mr..
Touchton will speak on the topic
Advance o Church Of God. Chris.
tians must discipline themselves to
advance in more Christlike be-
havior and in winning new areas
of human life If we don't want to
lose our heritage of the good life
that has come to Us In richer
form than most of the rest Oh the
world.
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sincerity of their faith. The gra-
titude of the folk in jerusalem
certainly would unite them with
all Christians in outlying districts
so by this generous act we find
Christians everywhere praying
and interceding to the throne of
God in each others behalf.
Paul concludes his plea with
thanksgiving for the unspeakable
gift. Some have questioned just
what that gift is, whether it is the
gift of Christ, or the gift of the
grace of giving. It seems that one
cannot have the first without being
guilty of the second. The miser
who. bemoans the offering plate
being passed is generally the man
whose behavior hardly fits into the
Christian pattern. Christ was the
gift of Gods love, and one can
not have Christ in the heart with
out giving of his means, his time
and his talents.
Those who have read Margaret
Mitchelps Gone With The Wind
remember Rhett Butler. He said,
big money is made when a ma
ton or society is going up or
down. I'm going to get mine. /"
That same spirit seems to be
rampant today. A young man re-
Gently said, "I'm going to climb
to the top of the ladder In bust
ness. II I have to step on some
ones neck to get there, then I'll
step on his neck" Crank S. Mead)
1t isn't what we get out of life
so much as what we give, or put
into it that really counts with both
the giver and the receiver. One
may succeed in climbing to the
top over some one else, but Chris
tians do not do that in their bus
mess enterprises, in their giving
to be seen of men, or by besmirch-
ing others character that they
themselves might appear good.
Christian stewardship is a serious
responsibility. "Every man goes
down TO his grave holding in his
clutched hands only that which he
has given away" whether it be
money or an encouraging word.
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Gems OF Thought
ORDER

ORDER
''Let there be light" Is the per.
petual demand Of Truth and Love,
changing chaos into order and dis
cord into the music Of the spheres.
Mary Baker Eddy.
Order is heavens first law.
Alexander Pope.
The chief aid to memory Is or.
der.
--Simonides.
Let all things be done decently
and in order.
II Cor, 14:s.
Order is q lovely nymph, the
child Of beauty and wisdom; her
attendants are comfort, neatness,
and activity; her abode is the
valley Of happiness.
johnson.
Set all things in their own Pc
culiar place, and know that order
is the greatest grace.
Dryden.
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The average Italian travelled less
than as miles last year.
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WSCS Officers
is Scheduled

The newly elected officers of the
Woman's Society of Christiap Ser
vice of Ley Memorial Methodist
Church, 1904 Truman Avenue at
Georgia Street, win BE- installed at
the 1880 evening hour tomorrow.
Immediately following the installa.
ton by the Pastor, q, service of
Holy Communion will be conduct
ed and the newly installed officers
will participate in the service as
. group. The Installation Service
itself will consist primarily Of
charges to the various officers and
their response Of acceptance.
Mrs. Merrill Sends Il The ~.
Gently elected president 81 fhs
group, having been eIsyafed
frpm last years vies-PresidenSy.
Other effIess and those vine hsvs
been selected 70 AIl them are:
Vice President, Mr.. r. Z. Gre.
vel; Treasurer. Mrs. c. ~. Brill;
Secretary ~ eremssien, Mrs. z.
n. BrAmleit; Secretary ef Chris
iisn Seelsl Relations and lSesI
Church Activities, Mrs. W. N.
Hpffman end Mrs ]. B. webb;
Secretaries 81 Missionary Kdvss.
slen, Mrs. Eden Slmmone and
Mrs. 1. r Menadex; Secretary
Of Student Work, Mlss Ellxahssh
ResaK; Secretary. ~ childreH's
weFk, Mrs. Vim. r. Devshiry:
SeeFef0Fy ~ Youth Werk, Mrs..
7. N. cvrrYi Secretary " Liter.
afvrs and Supplies, MRS. Stuart
Willing; Secretary Of Spiritual
Life. MRS. Harry .. Richardson:
Secretary 81 me Status - We.
men, Mrs. Lawrence Hood; a6d
Secretary 81 PObllelsY, Mrs:
Maud Sawyer.
At the 1880 morning worship
hour the Pastors sermon. subject
will be, ''In Unity There Is Streag-
tn" Special music win be furnish
ed by the choir under the direction
Of Mr., Herbert Ford, with Mrs.
Thomas n. Whitley, at the organ.
Other services Of the day include
Sunday School sil5. in the morn
Ing, Methodist Youth Fellowship at
$50 p. m, and the Youth Song
Fest and Fellowship Hour at S:IS
p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
DIANA LYNN FREED

SANTA MONICA, Calf. a. -
Actress Diana Lynn won a divorce
yesterday on testimony. her hus.
band called her an idiot, criticized
her acting and asked her to move
out Of their house.
Her complaint against architect
John c. Lindsay charged cruelty.
Miss Lynn. rs. said Lindsay, IS,
felt her movie publicity was bad
for. him as an architect" The
couple married In 1sts. separated
last January. She receives tIToo
under q eourt,approyed property
settlement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Scouting News

Rain, rain so away was not
the request Of the scouts last week
end, although It ruined most Of
the camping adventures planned.
In spite Of wind and rain, Camp
Jackson Lee Sawyer was the scene
Of the monthly outing for Troop
No. 2SS.
Tenderfcot scouts passed their
five mile hike and cooking tests
while the second class scouts main
tanned . camp for twenty-four
hours and cooked breakfast and
lunches for themselves and COM
panion.
Sleeping out under the stars was
TO be q wet proposition but i'm.
provision Of shelters, and using
''pAnchO" raincoAts as tents, were
readily accomplished by the re-
soufceful scouts. No cases Of pto-
maine were reported to date.
swimming and hiking were enjoy.
ed BY most Of the scouts.
Holy Mass was attended by the
scouts In the Church Of the Holy
Cross at Marathon with Father
MAring, pastor Of st. Mary, Star
Of the Sea in Key West, celebrat-
ing the Mass.
The inspection Of the camp dur
ing the. stay there. confirms the re-
port Of the Camping Committee
that renOvallons must be made.
With the coming Of summer the
diving platform at the pool must
be raended and the springboard
installed. The cabins are too far
gone to Be repaired but with the
help Of interested Key Westers,
new cabins. are planned.
Scouts OF Troop No. 25s attend.
Ing the wettest camp In years
were: Grafton Boone, willard
Chrisman, Robert Chfisman, Al.
bert LAightley, William Maidens,
Charles Mccain, George Roberts.
Jerry Wilson and Scoutmaster
Tohy Martinez. Troop No. 2S3 Is
spsnsOrsd BY The Holy Name Soc
iety Of st, Mary, Star Of the Sea
Catholic Church.
Il = ta
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
The Church OF The Rock Holds
First Service In New Location

The Church of the Rock held
their first service at their new 10.
cation 535 Frances Street last Sun.
day. This building has been con.
verted into a most attractive Chap.
81 and was taxed to capacity last
Sunday for Sunday School and
Church services. Friends and visi.
tors will find . most cordial vel.
o9nle.
Last Sunday HE sunday SehoeI
Superintendent, Mr. william HilI
SURPRISED fhe school BY present.
he . them sons bssks fer beth
church and Sunday Seheei. The
seheel attendance showed an In.
'eTesss exsr the presiding SYM
'asY end shews promise 81 cen.
sInUed srowth. The fsaehsrs are
.ysfY enthVsis sic ever fire excel
lsnt besInning. They are now Of
work planning for the Daily Va.
eaiien' Rlble Sehpoi which Will
~
epsn MoAdsy Is June.
Miss Martha Morris has been
faithful organist and pianist for
soIns time. Since she will spend the
summer at her home, she is leav-
ing this week hoping to return next
fan. Meantime Mrs. Walter Price
will take oyer and provide the
music for the regular church ser
Vices.
The Rev.. Ralph Rogers win
preach again next Sunday for this
eoHgregation using as his subject,
''Keep to the Right" Sometimes
b may seem uncertain as to what
b right, yet the light of Gods love
and grace certainly viii lead il
proper surrender is made. The
greatest things under heaven have
come BY meg keeping to the right.
Jesus found considerable oppOsi.
ton, and died on the cross but sal
walton has come to all who win
hollow him as a result.
Paul did his greatest work
a. d minister and as an author
b Roman prison. Socrates
frank the fatal hemlock and In
spjEed the. centuries with his. I'm.
Hinching convictions. Keeping to
the right John Huss inspired the
Reformation, Gslileo became the
greatest iof medieval scientists,
Bunyan gave Us Pilgrims Pro
gresS and George Fox founded the
Quakers while Ghsndi fought for
Indian freedom. Goals are obtain
Cd sand ,objectiysS reached by keep
da 10 the right.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
God" Is Theme Al
Science Church

The great need to recognize the
all.inclusive spiritual nature Of
creation viii be brought out In SER
vices in all Christian Science
churches tomorrow. Subject Of. the
Lesson.Sermon is GOD The Only
Cause and Creator"
. The Golden Text Is from Jere-
miah 40: 10, ~: THE Lord is
the true God, he Is the living God,
and an everlasting king. He
hath stretched out the heavens by
his discretion. ;"
Bible citations include the fol-
lowing from Genesis (1:31l: "And
God Saw every thing that he had
made. and, behold, II was very
good"
COrrelative passages from 'Sci-
ence and Health with Key 10 the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
include: GOD Is individual, in cor
poreal. He is divine Principle,
Love. the universal cause, the only
creator. and there Is no other self
existence" (p. 3s1). e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-06
Christian Science
Church Enlarged

The Christian Science Church In
Key West at 327 Elizabeth Street
has been recently renovated and
improvements have been made to
enlarge the seating capacity.
A new Sunday School building has
been erected to accommodate the in
creasing attendance and a nursery
erected to provide for pre-school
children, thereby enabling their
parents to attend church services.
The Sunday School now convenes
at 1900 a. m. rather than the usual
$50 q. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15

with the antibiotic long before Sri-
tain's Sir Alexander Fleming, The
Western.recognized discoyerer Of
penicillin.
Fleming discovered the drug in
1929. Moscow radio said Polotebnov,
used penicillin 81 years ago for a
skin treatment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15
Maryland Lawmakers
Break Long Deadlock

ANNAPOLIS, Md. tB - Mary
lands lawmakers finally got down
to their chief business of legisla-
ting today after week-long dead
lock in the Senate was broken
The IL Republicans teamed up
yesterday to throw their support
to Democrat George w. Della for
the Senate Presidency. That gave
Della, who headed the Senate in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to friends, the staff of
Galley Hospital, and Pritchard
Funeral Home for their sympathy
and kindness extended and floral
offerings during our recent sorrow
and bereavement in the sickness
and death of our beloved mother.
THE AGUILAR FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15

the man who, discovered penicillin,
Moscow radio said today. &.
He's a Russian, of course. His
name was Andrea Polotebnov, and
says Moscow-he did his work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15

1851 and 1852, lilo margin over
an insurgent group LED by fellow
Democrat C. Ferdinand Sybert.
Fifteen votes were needed to
elect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-15

Russians Honor Their
Own PenicilIin Founder
MOSCOW R-Russian scientists
are now honoring the memory of