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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

-lsLS~-.-..f. ~ W1S impossible; she
cy5I q neRer get to see him, not
o0t Anthea getting to know
OF her pEesence.
She went down in to the
litfie Restaurant for her dinner
t5at mig, a familiar figure was
sitting atone of the little tables.
43aac hirted, black blouSed,
grey Jared, a basket filled with
egetables on her knees, a ciga-
sTette1ins the corner of her mouth.
siaaca. Marian pulled off her
sdark glasses. She knew that some
how sBianca had discovered she
was there and was waiting for
her.
mario was delighted to hear
IVA they were all going into
Cannes to dine and dance that
night. With Jee and Anthea, Gina
would get home early, and tomor-
row she would not be too sleepy,
and have dark rings beneath her
eyes. Mario would not, he said,
come with them to Cannes. He
was too busy. He would, however,
hire car for them.
Anthea wore a white broderie-
GnglaiSe dress, toplesS, boned to
her tiny waist, cuffed at the neck
line and ankle-length. In the
darkness of the car her brown
arms and shoulders and face were
almost invisible; one could see
only her eyes, and the white of
her teeth when she laughed.
They went to a very famous
and expensive restaurant, where
the dance floor rose magically
and the white-jacketed orchestra
was empowered in roses, and the
women looked more expensive
than any women Anthea had
ever seen. In the powder room,
she said frankly to Gina: "You
look quite lovely, Gina. The
pearls are lovely too: they suit
you beautifully"
Gina glanced at herself COM
placently in the enormous mir
ror. If she had learned nothing
else from being with Mario, she
had learned how to dress.
"Yeah," she said, and catching
Anthea's eyes, Il mean yes. Joe
gave them 10 me. Otherwise
wouldn't wear them. They're not
the real thing, just cultured
pearls but If Joe gave me q
dog-collar I'd wear it." She
smiled at Anthea provocatively
| her fingers touching the pearls.
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RADAR ''EYEo is SET
FOR DEVELOPMENT

CHICAGO R-PIans to develop
a radar EYE" that will give plane
pilots a view Of the weather ahead
were announced Friday by United
Air Lines and cne Radio Corpora
ton of America.
The companies wiz cooperate in
development of q rSdar system de-
signed exclusively for weather OBJ
servation in q commercial air line
plane. MEEW
When the radar unit is installed
in a plane. the pilot, by looking at
his radarscope, can determine the
height. breadth and density Of any
storm fronts on his course.
Dick Rosenthal. junior forward
on the Notre Dame basketball
squad. is the first bsseman on the
Irish nine.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Japanese Mayors Miss Rice
Most on Their Tour of u. S.

host yesterday, the starch
which went along with the
chicken legs-was potatoes par
mentier, a sort of cubed French
fry.
Amity ThriveS.
But even the lack of rice did
not dampen the spirit of East
West amity. which pervaded the
baronial surroundings Of the
Carlton Room.
Declared Commissioner Samuel
Spencer:
"We appreciate this mutual
acquaintanceShip. International
relations depend on understand
ing between two peoples"
Responded Seiichiro Yasui,
Mayor Governor of Tokyo:
Il shall report on the wonder
full results of our visit when ]
get back to our people"
Of course, these exchanges
were facilitated by the efforts
of an interpreter. The inter-
prefer could not be blamed when
some one, at the outset, hanged
on glass to introduce Edgar
Morris, luncheon chairman, and
it was misinterpreted as a cue
to applaud.
Barrier DeadenS Festivities.
Owing to the language barrier,
a general lack of conversation
among Japanese and District
officials lent a wake-like quality
to the festivities. But one city
Official was observed valiantly
trying, with three fingers and
grimaces, to explain the Com
missioner form of government to
one of his Japanese counterparts.
He drew many smiles but ap-
parently little comprehension.
Mayor Governor Yasui was
handed the key to the city by
Commissioner Spencer and a
gavel, made from remodeled
White House timber, on behalf
of the United States Conference
of Mayors. which helped sponsor
the current tour.
When the function ended,
Brig. Gen. Louis w. PrentisS, Dis
trict Engineer Commissioner, took
it upon himself, in the interests
Of gallantry and international
amity, to gather up from the
banquet table various flowers to
present to the scattering Of
mayors wives who attended.
The ladies were delighted.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

The 40 visiting japanese may
ors dined yesterday as the guests
of the District Commissioners.
But they had no rice.
Rice, a vitamin-packed staple
in the everyday menu of the
gentlemen from Japan. is the
thing the mayors have missed
most in their current tour OF the
United States.
AS one spokesman for the en-
tourage put it:
"They have all been enjoying
themselves tremendously. But
after the meals, many Of them
have had to go out to places
like restaurants and the en-
bassies-and get themselves rice.
Some of them have almost got
sick because so few Of the meals
have had rice"
At the Standardization Hotel,
where the Commissioners played
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Ohio Sheriff Organizes
Mounted Deputies Unit
By the Assoeiafsd Press

LIMA, Ohio.-Rustlers, horse
thieves and such law-breakers
better watch out in the west
western Ohio, that is.
Sheriff Clay T. Cotterman Of
Allen County has just organized,
a troop of mounted special dep
uties to serve at special events.
Nine strong, the troop will be
uniformed tn black cowboy hats,
Sam Browne belts and holstered
guns.
But the thing Allen County
taxpayers like best is that it will
cost the county nothing. The
gun-totin' deputies own their
horses. E
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Roman Won
Horst aodsn,sr

atrIi@.
.pas p.ra.bt Nd! 0ab. big jet
mad Nehsllsn ssfuAt! ~ On, -
Ia! ~ llnb nun Bin t9 bier. ipie
@k teten. bern bal sissntliae 8bea'
tsriiiid besinnt bod istt. aeteurs
@orslebsn unb bic QessH 8lanten
unb Msihenbers! - llR6 ID - ber
iebr intessiirte Sui0auer! - Da
briiben, onGbise 0rau. neben Grdu.
lsin bon 4lantsn bsr prina, babsn
uns perAin fsbr. febr bsrali4 be-
srIbt!-
Nsbenen fabsn 9enbridS.
Daiip tparf Glla einsn fpSttif&en
8lid al. MsiAenberss ma6ten bo4'
ndfse @sFdtsr unh Der alte 9enbri&
f9lttelte T9 tpisber einmal sor 2a'
den. n s0nnts ieinsm .6rsunbe" ben
Neinfall bon sanasm Qer3sn. -
3ebn pferbe tsllteH fta BEN Star'
kr, bic Meitsr tparsn brsi 0ufaren.
Elm sriiner. Elm rot9er. Elm blauer.
bret lllansn. atpei Drasoner. ein Ru'
ra1kr unb Elm Gelbartillerif.
SIM @9ritt ritten fte an ber 9ri'
biins Der MuerbO9hsn 9erri&afteu
porbei unb felutirten. bann ftelite fid
elmer mad bem aubern in bic Biisel
mahte ben Budel frumm unb tan'
terte, bic Rafe faf auf benz pftros'
balls. gum Start.
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p, sras., ss;s Rudy ''odsaao''ss. eos wilson s.,
sekr.. Herman linder.
&c: W. .x.:c.ssekE, Iehn ulrieAs al v, ~ a.
Adresssn-setr- Miona., Hsrnana. ,,s
''''"' eA's S.;:,.. :s ...,. :; 1, I: S:s''ss = 2,
vsrsammiuas teden swsiten sonntas IN
Prss.,: Marie vcaeiHussr, sic !. eth ..
Prot-sekr,, Katherine Gunsseh. ,ao New
Garden Ave. Tel, Aa6A.
c,-y;:sekr. Mary Kshsl. iess 9. 9th D.
q Ad's::sn- | s,., sss', Fred. Gray, A's Woodland
.. I..a. No. = 9; {, 2. Z. .. vs's'a,
ysrsammlunl iedsn :. soRntaa I'm Moaat,
z. uhr nsehmitsass tn st Aauas Haus' 4
Praes. JOSEF g. obert, e2ls Chippewa.
Prot. .Sekr.: George Boelloni, 1856 Reavis
Rd;' Aff.on soS q MO- Mo; Tel: @ pL scsd; dose ...,.
Rd.. Affton Is. Mo. Tel. PL sosi.
st. louis. Mo - Junior saxous Of 81. Louis.
Meeting ev.ry second Sunday of svsry
M0nth at p. m, at members house.
President. Paul W. Roth. 28l7 Elmer Place.
G. v. Sec'y. Catherine Liess. 22l3 Sidney
Street.
Watertown, N. z. - e. 8. B. X. q. Vsrsin,
0sess.Schogs ner. Zweig 50.
Versammluns jeden ersten SamstaR I'm
00nat 5S7 Pearl st.
Praes., 0eers Wolf. GIG E. Main St. Tel,
Prot sskr- Rose Weber. ss7 Pearl Q.
g. v ssi,.. Sofa Wolf. sls Z. M.,a q.
Youngstown. Ohio 8. 3. FsOUe1. Qn6
Jungfrauen X. U. Verein, ZVaia n.
.vsrssmmlvnS teden zweiten SoaRtso IN
Prass!dentin, Josephine Huesel. ~ wula
eret:sekF. Kath. Pfnsssraa. y cltstea
G,.v ,.sekr.. Helen Klein. l7s &. Rsssi o..
Seqngetswn. 0hio - e. o. q. Z. q, Vepsfn.
Zweig 80.
Vereammlun0 jeden ers,en 0onutaa n
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ecke Flint Ave.
Praes:. William Hartman. $50 teTAdsic Ave-.
TEL: 2-4520. w.
sskr.. William Frank. a. 3. Rsv,,apa Avs.
Tel: 0-6220. "~
c. v. sekr:. John Konnerth Jy,, ~ csyses,e
Ave. Wicklie. TEL: $780,
K.-L-Sekr.. Martin Kerr. SsiA Qintm.re
Ave-, Wickiie. Tel; s-s27k
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3entrsut. Ri&ter gum
3eIseH): .Mh lanse baben sic nod
gtlebt. na&hem Gl ben Gtiet in ben
Ridden trhaltsn tsns"
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vEREINS KALENDER
dss slsbsnbvsrssr soehsen. sosnssrbvndes
Won Nordomoviku

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6 sskF; ,ia EiS';s:, s. xons'., ,is : ossas~sv
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Cleveland. Oh,e Osmenshss "essenis
Praes., Matilda siasrso ie7is Jean Ava
va ssst. ~ t,i.. i;s'sa fises,.r. .ss, v. I. .. Eel.
nsaAssssktsea IL
vssaesssw., 0Ais DameasAss 1AsiuetA
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,!,:' s:.;s, =, NJ s'a'' "'''''' ~ ''s' = ~
~ Ex,rs.s.; l.. ase. x.''ss. ~, os's'. Avs',
y yse,ss,..., Jean veeess "a = ~ y.
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sekr. Minnie sohenker. r. D. Ne. :.
Rap:sa s.n:, New c,ssls; !,s.1 "a. ~, p.uo,,
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Pres::s.is:: xne. or.mp. ,oso7 Miles Ava
ouDaeessktses Z
Ostssil lllsh. q = 0smiesetsr CAss.
r!' 1.sv1a "a seST.' sssss. Seller '7ss' Anno'' Ave
sekr., Margaret wasner, ll1l Maryland
Ave-. Detroit "a. Mich. TEL. To. 3-ees@
osaAssssktseS 1
Osse. II. 4. q. MsnHessAoe.
Praes.. John Singer sos ", asth st-
sckt:, Frank ". Keedes. 100 = ssh -.
BuuassoektSoO =
Lesain, q q. I. 0sNnsversln eiateeeA1
Pesos 0johaeJ HifachoE. Oh West - o4.
Prot. sekr. Wnhelmina schindlef, Stop y.
Broadway.
0uuoosksSop
New Cattle. e.:.e.ssssst; 0sse.svsssas'
Sea-: sesz. Andrew M% Seth ". tsehnid. sis Nosshvsss %
Ave.
Bundssktsen Z.
YovogsSewn, Ohio< CoaeeralA 0txe0 0Aefua
Praos.. Riu Prank, - s. Portland Ava.
YounGStoWu 8, 0hio
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
ssalesssktsss Z
1;s:::.''as s.s.:. a:oss. Ss a.,d., u: s:s1eb
aeEr'' oustav 4 Tschunn, so6s oummp
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HouagsAewn, Ohie< Ceaeerdh Wtxeo 0erul
pfaess, Bill Frank, - s. eortlsnd Ase..
sssf.' T Tors psnner. II, Q. Roanoks Ave-.
YOUNGSTOWN Q. Ohio.
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DstssoA lEasA. 0ssssis Jsssss sa1ss
President, PriedA Hermann, lo62o Edmors.
Detroit 5. Michigan. Phone: w e-a72e.
vies-Prssident, George schuster, Jr., le7S
Ardmors. Ferndale. Michigan. Phones II.
s-S273
Corresponding Secretary. Nacm, Frost.
1927 Curana. Detroit s. Mich rn'p.: Ia.
1-S210.
Treasurer, Henry Herrmann. l6,2a Ard.
more: Detroit :. Michigan Phone: We
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Clsveian0 Wes1 osrer Junios Cub
Pres, Jack Middleton, l1713 Nelson Court,
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy l-77l3.
Sec'y. Jean Haller, 1liol st. Mark Avenue.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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0On0oeooktsoD 1
1isse:.'vs; srss: o:oss: % a.,d. H.. ,ss sssdlseb
Strasse.
sekr.. Gustav 4. Tschunn, saes sunmo
atr.
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Cslambas. Ohie. - Oslumbus Junles
0sxeD Cub
Pres, Richard 8. Kaut1. era Grehns n,
olumbus Z. Ohio. Tel FR. S-a1o7.
Sec'y. Katy Theiss, 1887 East Whitties
l.. Columbus. Ohio. Tel.: oArdeld 10A
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Ossvslan1 8ass 1sn1ss oassn Oo1s
rrses. Gsore: krseh. seeo savshss aosa.
s.r. seAI;, i,boDs o:si A : ,.sssa ssaSan's' " s ''s's
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Ellwsea City, p. - Juniss Sassns
President: Gertrude Schullsr, Wurtemburs
Hetghts, Qlwood CITY, Pa. Phone: la8S-J
Vice President: Don Greger. a2s Sixth 81.
Cllwood City, Pa. Phone: 23S1.
Secretary: Catherine Berendt sls Frank
lin Ave-, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: l85.
Treasurer: Betty Utmling, Wurtemburs
Heights. Cnlwood City. Pa. Phone: 1851.
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BRANCH CALENDAR

Of The Issasvsns Junior Asseen Of hs unsd
os Amorco
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08A&CDBw " H d u -
President, Richard g, kautz, %222 0renu.
Rd., Columbus !. Ohio. TEL: Franklin 7-Sss1'
lss Vice Pres, John schneidss, eee 7. iasth
D.. Cleveland 1 Ohio Tel: Il l-el7.
and Vice-Prss.. John ". Gross, 36A West
%7th Street. Cleveland Z Ohio vsl; Wood
btne 1888.
Secretary, Audrey Miller, 63l3 Thsodors
ST.. Maple Heights. Ohio. Tel: AtOntrose
2-1e1A
Asst-Secy., Pat aahy, Sls4 ". Sth ~.
Cleveland z Ohio. ATlsntic l.Se77.
Treasurer Ftsda Hermann. s61 eunnlt
g.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem 6e07.
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Canton, Ohio. - Canton Saxon Juniors
Club.
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ave-,
S.W., Canton, Ohio. Tel: 3-0801.
Vice Pres, Henis Katsch. lisa Arch c..
NE. Tel: 3-8232.
sec'y.. Beverly Burns. 1873 woodlawn Ave-,
NV Tel -O660.
Financial Sec'y., Florence untch, Boz q
East Canton, Ohio. Tel: 4-4&4a
Treas. John Krach. ss7 Bsrghof4 Akron,
Ohio.
Reporter, Madeline Untch. els Forest Ave-.
S.W., Tel: 2-2313.
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Osvslana West 1ls6rssal CAssUs.
..Prses.. Joe Titsch. $50 W. osth Str..
0evalond, Ohio. Phone AT. l.7ooA
aekT., Gertrude Binder, 1887 Ro0fnwo6
Ave-. lakewood. Ohio. Phone 30. 3-7ss4.
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New Castle, ps.-Gsntssebs 0ssaAOvessas
Prses.. VIM. 8. Unger ~ Northyiew Ave
sekr., Andrew W. schmidt. 51s Nosthvsev
Ave.
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Praes. john Tospfsz. tlsTss D =. y.
seks.. WIN. grisschs. cshsss ResA. ses -
East Canton. Ohio.
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Cleveland. OAle
CleveAnd East Jsnisr ssxeD Oasb.
President. John Schneider, ESQ e. l2eth
St., Cleveland 8, o. Tel. IL 1-76lk .
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y00n6SeoWn, q. :. !. Jasssa In
erees.. wmsn !seak, 20 1lins 1an
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oa1e1s 0Ale - Salem Junise Osxsn
Club.
President: Catherine Sanor, n. u. No. L
Georgetown Road, Salem, Ohio.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. S6I Summit s..
Phone: 6607.
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NeW Oasl3e. r. - New Castle Juu3eY
oa1enA
Pres, Rlchard AAnk, 80 W. Moody Aye..
New Castle, Pa. Tel.: OL l-6289.
secy, auth hodsndorser. 500 Mcclsary
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0uu1seseksSeo =
Losain, q. q I. essngverein eiasfeeh1
Psses,, Niehaei 4iracher. Oh wese u ee.
Prot. Sekr. Wnhelmina schindlef, Stop y.
Broadway.
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New Castle. 5Pa Z 3. Dsmoneho0
"Vtohsanus
nraes., Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ava. New
Castle, II.
sekf.. Mrs. J. sodendorsss. Acclsas5 49,.
New Castle, Pa.
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Salem. Ohjs, - 3. 3, g, verein der verei.
atgten ataaten ven Nerdamertka, Zwets ~.
Versammluna ieden ersten FretaS i'm
Monata. S,1o Ohr absndds I'm sacbssnhst0.
20s Railroad 81
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Homestead, "a, - Z. !. .. Ersuen. IN
Junyiraaen K. U. vsrsAA Zweis IL.
VersAnuniuns Jeden SWeaten Sonnlas "
Monat, = Uhr nachHuttaes I'M SacnSenneil
Ciuo, lit Ost Z. st.
Praes.. Anna Toperzera. 3Sl4 CLARK ave
West Muffin. IA lei: shO l-O6l2
Prot.-Sekr., Sara A. Orendl. Sale HON
St.. West Mifflin, Pa.
C.-v.-oskr,. Mary Cashdoila1. AIS vlsl
View. kennywood, Pa. Phone HO, l-479&
Evening star., 1953-11-05
College refining Considered
To Bolster Revenue Service

administration and tax law.
Comparative newcomers might
be given an opportunity for spe-
cial college study after complet-
ing the agency's regular train
ing school program.
Mr.. Andrews said recently he
is greatly concerned that so
many of the older and expert
enced agents are nearing re-
tirement age, without cores
ponding numbers of highly
trained experts ready to take
their places. The value of the
college study as an investment"
for the Government, in his
opinion, would be to give Sc
lected personnel som ct hing
broader than merely refresher
or technical training.
The idea repeatedly has found
favor with Secretary of the
Treasury Humphrey. Agency
officials said, however, that it
is still being explored and that
nothing has been put down on
paper" There has been no Off
cial estimate of the probable
cost to the Government, al
though it is understood that
such a program at the outset
might not exceed 100000 a
year.
It would have to begin on a
fairly modest scale. Its advo-
Gates cite economy -mindednesS.
in Congress and administration
quarters. They also note that
the Internal Revenue Service
could not grant extensive study
leaves to many of it's present
personnel at a time when it
has an unusually heavy work
load.
Evening star., 1953-11-05

Internal Revenue Service
agents who show special apti-
tude may be chosen for college
or university study at Govern
ment expense l. Commissioner
T. Coleman Andrews can per-
suade Congress to back such a
plan.
Such a move-still very much
in the Idea" stage, agency Of
f1cials said today-would aim at
encouraging a highly efficient
career service and assuring a
continuing supply of tax experts
for top-level positions.
Mr.. Andrews, his associates re-
called, has been quoted in recent
months as telling some con-
gressional groups and private
business organizations that spe-
cialized study opportunities could
be one way of helping to attract
and keep competent personnel
in the tax agency. He esti-
mated recently that the agency
needs hundreds of additional
agents but has had great diff
Guilty in getting them.
May Submit Plan Soon.
While many details of the plan
remain to be worked out and a
final decision is yet being made,
it was indicated that Mr.. An
drews might formally submit
such a proposal to Congress
along with various other agency
recommendations next year. One
OF the other recommendations,
he already has disclosed, prob
ably will be to relieve several
million Of lower-income tax
payers from fling itemized re-
turns.
The agency study plan has
been referred to informally as
envisioning some sort of
Internal Revenue Service
Academy" But as the idea
stands now, officials say, it would
be on a comparatively small
scale, confined to men and
women within the agency, and
would not be a Government
school.
It might eventually involve
sending between. 200 and 1000
men a year for specialized but
fairly extensive study courses
at probably several colleges. All
courses would be related to tax
alton and particular problems of
the Internal Revenue Service.
Sees Plan as Investment.
Selection probably would not
be limited to revenue agents or
necessarily to more experienced
employees. Agents who showed
particular aptitude, for instance,
might study such subjects as tax
Evening star., 1953-11-05

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Evening star., 1953-11-05

house at 720 Barry place NV,
that the Junior Police and Citi-
zens' Corps is offering boys the
guidance, activities and environ
ment that will set at naught"
lawbreaking habits.
The campaign. which already
has netted $4,000 in contribu-
tions. will run until Novem-
ber IS.
Evening star., 1953-11-05

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Archbishop Will Speak

The Most Rev. Patrick A..
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, will address a luncheon
meeting of the Catholic Lay
mems First Friday Club at 1890
pm. tomorrow in the National
Press Club.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
$4,000 Fund Sought Against Juvenile Crimes

| A fund of $4,000 is the goal
of the Junior Police and Citizens
Corps in a program to combat
juvenile delinquency.
District Commissioner Renah
F. Camalier launched the two
week campaign yesterday at a
luncheon of the trustees and ad-
visory board of the boys group.
Mr.. Camalier told the lunch
con, held in the groups club
Evening star., 1953-11-05

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Evening star., 1953-11-05

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Evening star., 1953-11-05

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Evening star., 1953-11-05

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