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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-15
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they must have the money? Sometimes just the
matter of a few weeks pay in the bank has served
to make man Independent and has given him
sense of security sufficient to permit him to leave
job he finds distasteful, or boss or situation he
finds intoleTable.
At the risk of being called old-fasioned, advise
everyone to save regularly = if IFS only few
pennies each week. It's the regularity that counts
and the discipline imposed by regular thrift sys-
TEN is in itself character strengthened and there
fore boost toward that state wherein one is
''emotionally secure.
SAVING for savings sake alone can become vice
as disageeable as any in the world. Butsaving for
something. whether to travel. to buy home or
new television SET to send your to college to
go to college yourself, or to augment your social
security in later years. is exciting, discplining.
and, above all, rewardng.
The happiest people know are those who are
working and saving toward particular detectives,
or those who have worked and saved. and are now
enjoying those detectives with feeling as Web
ster says, of freedom from fear, anxiety or care"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-15
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sroP TEE PnEssEsl It's always tricky
business for editors of one publication to point
out ''bloopers' in others. So with our fingers
crossed, we'd like to report on few recent
''boners" we've come across.
: From an Illinois weekly: "AI ladies in,
attendance were married. with the exception
of one mes"
From Kansas paper: "A little bungle of
love came to fighten the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blank"
Close to home, one of our secretaries is
engaged to be married. The local paper inthe
groom-to-be's home town happily proclaims
them to be financed"
SEQUEL. Last month we told about a small
Texas town named Telephone that didn't
have aconnection until the telephone company
heard about it and fastened to extend line
Our Lone Star correspondent verified that
Telephone didn't have telephone. but that
Telegraph, Texas, did. The one thing that
Telegraph lacked: a telegraph station!
CONmg0 Up. This country has the highest
divorce rate in the world - an average of
100000 year. Yet fewpeople really know any
thing about these domestic crack-ups = even
those who have been through them. Next week,
in New Facts About Divorce" reporters
Jhan and June Robbins bring you the latest
authentic information on what many authori-
ties call the worst social plague of the century.
Also next week: Judge Harold R. Medina
tells about THE Trial That Changed My
Life" - case that he lost when he was
young man: best-selling author John D.
Macdonald provides a sprightly fiction
story. what Are The Symptoms. Dear?";
Merlyn s. Pitzele, one of President Essen
hower's labor advisers, tells how the new
administration hopes to. reduce labor strife
in America. The EDITORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-15
HAPPIEST PEOPLE | KNOW
by Jean HerShOlt
Noted Screen and Radio Actor

.SEcuRrr: The qualify OF condition. Of being
secure ). freedom from fear. anxiety OF care"
WEBSTER's DICTIONARY
TN THE Is years I've been playing Dr. Christian.
i many people have come to confuse my real self
and my radio self. Each week brings dozens of
letters from people asking Dr.. Christian to solve
al manner Of problems, emotional financial, even
medical. The medical ones are answered promptly
by my secretary who points out that I'm not real
doctor and urges the writer to consult reputable
physician IN his own community.
OF all the other problems that wing DR..
CMistians way, more and more are concerned with
money or rather the lack of in these days of high
taxes, high living costs, and general tendency for
everyone to live up to his income, if not beyond it.
would be less than human think, if resisted
answering some of these. I must admit, even Jean
Hersholt likes to give advice!
And IN the course of writing many letters. am
amazed to see how often financial security and
emotional security 60 hand in hand.
How many people do you know, for example,
who are tied to job they do not like simply because
, 1953-10-24
q N
BoARD OF ExAMINERs on AccoUNTANTs


It is hereby brought to public notice that, the Uniform
Certified Public Accountants Examinations will be given g
candidates in the Virgin Islands on November 9Th; 9TH; and
9Th. The examinations will be held in ST Thomas
The schedule forsthe examinations is as follows;
Wednesday,, November 4, 1858
l:80 Pm to 500 Pm. Accounting Practice Part #
Thursday, November s. 1858
900 AM. to 1890 PM. Auditing
Thursday, November $ 1858. Accounting Practice Part y
1870 Pm. to 600 Pm.
Friday, November [, 1853
900 AM. to 12:307PM. Commercial Law
Friday, November {, 1858 Theory Of Accounts
1870 PM. tol5:OO PM.
Candidates for the examinations must first make appnca-
ton to the Board Of Examiners Of Accountants, on forms 20
be furnished by the Board.
Applications are to be filed with the Secretary Of the
Board, no later than October %, 1858.
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands
October 10,
EZRA "A. GOMEZ
Secretary, Board Of Examiners of Accountants
, 1953-10-24

interviewed when / visited the mainland recently, I
made it clear that the AVIS takes an unbiased stand
on color questions--we are just for the right. AS a
matter Of fact when racial issues are brought up it
is because some people are inclined to 60 a bit too
far in the wrong direction,
, 1953-10-24
cAMII.LA

Time and again; year after year 1T has been brought to my
attention that certain groups on this little island practice discrimni-
nation. Ny answer is that they are fooing nobody but themselves.
Those who practice discrimination must indeed be pited. # they
would only look around and see that all things the good God gave
are free to all. The sun shines on all alike: it rains on all alike;
all breathe the same air and when a hurricane strikes no special
group is selected.
, 1953-10-24

Santana sings and handles the maracas well But there is a bit
of irony in it ALL Not only was he not mentioned but was not even
permitted to play a part when the group made its debut.
His own "baby" was just scooped out of his lap.
, 1953-10-24

"A runor has been going the rounds over the past several days,
and because Of the injustice to a newcomer to st. Croix. / hasten
to put an end to il. before it picks up momentum.
The runor: The new principal choked a girl student. 6of course
I left out the usual trimmings" that were added to make the pic
ture much more frghtful and place the victim Of this vile act in
a bad lightly
, 1953-10-24


The rumor: The new principal choked 4 girl student. Cof course
I left out the usual trimmings" that were added to make the pic
ture much more frightful and place the victim Of this vile act in
a bad lght9
/ Immediately investigated. To those who have heard the story,
may I say that the principal is innocent Of the "crine". It might be
that he has no knowledge of the incident
The truth: It seems that a girl student and a male teacher en-
gagged in combat. of all places. in the classroom. During the strug-
gle they both fell to the floor; it was then, the girl claims, that
the teacher choked her until she could not talk.
80 o o.
OF course, it is fortunate that the Ford Foundation is sponsor
ing a Misunderstanding program here. Teachers do have feelings; i
am well aware that they are sometimes provoked almost to the
breaking noint. BUT, that is when superior training comes into play.
/ have not met the new principal personally--yet, However, i
am informed that he visited the office of the ST. Croix Avis. The
impression he left is that he is a strict Notwithstanding with new
and improved methods. Not the knock down. drag out kind.
The published record Of MI. Israel indicates that he is well
trained for his new Job
in schools and elsewhere, was chosen by President Eisenhower to
represent the United States at the United Nations General Assenb-
ly.
Reports say that Mr.. Byrnes recently refused to pose for a pic
ture with other delegates of color. How embarrassing for, the U. 81
That is one time when we played into the hands of Nj. Vshin-
sky, who viii use it against the Y. S. at the first opportunity.
80 o o.
An orchestra composed Of a group Of students Of the Chris
tansted High School, made its debut over Radio Station WIVI a
few nights ago. and they did very we'll under the circumstances.
am told that a young lad by the name Of Juan Santana first
thought of this organization; then with the assistance of some
one to type q letter to the Superintendent Of Education, got per-
mission for its forming.
80 o o.
, 1953-10-24

OF course, it is fortunate that the Ford Foundation is sponsor
ing a Misunderstanding program here. Teachers do have feelings; /
am well aware that they are sometimes provoked almost to the
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Groups Set Up
To Hear Charges
Against Doctors
Bye sseff Correspondent Of The ssur

0y q Storf $orToSp0noonf OF tho star
NEW YORK. June s.-The
American, Medical Association
has set up grievance committees
in each: State to hear complaints
Of patients against greedy and
Goddess physicians" accused OF
unethical. practices.
This was revealed in his In
auguration address last night by
DR.. Edward J. Mccormick Of To-
ledo, Ohio. incoming president Of
the American Medical Associa-
ton.
eve make no claim to saint
hood" DR.. McC Cormick said. eve
have perhaps from 3 to S per cent
who are not worthy members of
an honorable profession"
At the same time, he said, the
medical professions reputation
has been tarnished by irrespons-
ible accusations.
He called on all county medi-
cal societies, constituent members
OF the association, to expel i'm
mediately any member found
guilty OF unethical practice.
Evening star., 1953-06-03

AS-iARREHE ARIfNdfoN!s T9 sGHR9h V4RGINTs BOARD
Sealed Bids. in duplicate, will be re-
School Board. at the Board ONCE.
ton county MTTE SirEiSyYa SiGidiSy strest Iss ATRMg-
Tuesday, June 16, 1853. for the:
construction Of the Addition and
Renovation to the James Monroe
elementary School at 230O Key
The Addition is = modified multi
cludes classroom changes. addition
on Kitchen. and other mechanical
Drawings and Specifications, 1nfor-
surance Requirements, Form Of Pro-
the Architects Mcdaughan and
sssoS SaasSn p sS5 isss ets.4 81 fE bM ESss Tasa:
General contractors proposing to bid
may may .ssc'ss.t,an: secure the loan loan 9f plans
Twenty Dollars tSS0.oo) per set.
All plans, specifications. and ad-
denda must be returned in good
condition within ten Q0) days after
the opening Of bids to obtain re-
The Arlington County School Board
reserves the right to waive any
informalities in or reject eny or
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid. security in an amount OF not
less than Five Percentum (5N, of
Information for Bidders.
AL general and sub-c ontractors
must be registered and holding a
certificate Of registration from the
Virginia State Registration Board
before they may bid or undertake
q contract in the State Of Virginia.
BY order Of the Arlington County
School Board. Arlington. Virginia.
DIR. BARNARD JOY,
Chairman.
EDWARD ]. BRAUN,
Clerk.
je3,4
Evening star., 1953-06-03
St. A|ban S Student Wins
Full Cornell Scholarship

Raymond Stevens Smethurst.
jr., came out on top of a field of
more than 1900 high school
seniors throughout the country
to win a. $500 Cornell Univer-
Sity National Scholarship cover
ing full tuition for the five-year
program in Cornell's School of
Chemical Engineering.
The award was made on the
basis Of his capacity for scholas-
tic achievement and promise of
leadership in the university's ac-
tivities.
He is the son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Raymond S. Smethurst of 5042
Lowell street NV. and is sched-
uled to graduate from st. Albans
Saturday where he was active in
student government groups and
athletics. Mr.. Smethurst, one of
the nine projects of the school,
last season was named to the
All-Prep football team.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
us. o1Gef, MicrofiIm
Of Vatican Library Items
by the Assoeiassd Press

NEW YORK. June S.-A
microfilm copy Of the 10 million
items in the Vatican library will
be stored in an atom -bomb-proof
vault in the United States, &C.
cording to James w. McCor-
mick Of Westerly, r. l., supreme
director Of the Knights Of Co
lumbuS.
Another microfilrh will be
made available in this country
to scholars and researchers. Both
copies will be under custody Of
st. Louis University in Missouri.
Mr.. Mccormick returned yes
terday on the liner United States
after visiting Vatican City to in
spect the microfilming work,
which is being financed by the
X. Of c.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
-Four Return TO Cabinet
Ending Crisis in Israel
Dy The Assoeiated Press

JERUSALEM, June 3.-Prime
Minister David Ben -Gurion an
nounced today Israel's cabinet
crisis has ended. He said four
ministers from the right-liberal
General Zionist Party who quit
because they feared state schools
would be allowed to fly social
ism's red nag were rejoining the
cabinet.
Their party's> executive an
nounced it had approved their
rejoining the cabinet after the
government Informed it a spe-
cial bill to cover the flag and
anthem issues would be pre-
sented to Parliament soon.
A spokesman for the General
ZionistS. Parliament's second
largest party, said today he had
learned that interim instructions
from the Minister of Education
ban all flags and anthems other
than the state flag and the ma
tional anthem from state schools.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
7 Women Killed in Crash
Near Stafford Courthouse
By the Assoeioted Press

FRED CKSBURG, Va,
June 3.-Two Portsmouth CVa.)
women were killed today when
their automobile ran off a curve
on Route l and crashed into a
tree 5 miles north of Stafford
Courthouse.
They were listed by State po-
lice as Mrs. Mildred Jennie
Pugh, So, and DR.. Helen M.
Watts, 49,.
The car was demolished.
State Trooper L. F. William
son said the car went of the
right side of the road on a curve.
The bodies were removed to q
Fredericksburg funeral home.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Stubborn Waterfront Fire
Still Burning at Boston
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, June 3.-A stub
born pier fire on the Charles
town waterfront burned on to-
day after firef1ghters halted it's
spread during a night battle.
Fire department officials be-
leved it would be two days be-
fore the last of the Slow-burning
flames under the pier and in
cargo would be extinguished.
Several injured firef1ghters were
given hospital treatment and
discharged.
Hundreds Of Navy and Coast
Guard personnel helped fire.
fighters from five cities battle
the blaze.
The blaze was fed by huge
stocks of wood pulp and wool
waste in the piers huge storage
shed.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Administration 10 Ask Wheat for pakIsfan

approve turning over Q million
tons Of Government wheat to
drought-stricken Pakistan.
Diplomatic authorities said to-
day President Eisenhower in q
few days probably will recon-
mend approval Of a resolution
authorizing this response to
pleas for American assistance
from the Pakistan government.
The grain would come from
stocks the Government bought
to support farm prices.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
PROPOSALS

BIDS wanted for Glass / fire door
Ga. ave. JU. 9-605O. "a
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Ma
ttonal Geological Park, Washing
ton, D., C., May 30. 1853. Sealed
bids will be received at the Direc-
tors Office, National Geological
Park. Washington 8. D. c., until
o'clock pm. June 8, 1858, and
then opened for furnishing Horse
meat. Fish. Bread, and Milk for
the period beginning July /, 1853,
in accordance with specifications,
copies Of which may be obtained
at the Directors once. te2,34
GOV; OF DIST. OF COL. DIR. OF
CONSTR, May 2S, 1853. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be reed. in RIM.
4O4 400 Pa: Ave: NV. Wash. !,
1858, and then publicly opened and
read for ID Constr. Of INCINERA-
TOR BLDG; No. 9. and (2l IN
CRANES IN PROPOSED INCINERA-
TOR No. 3. both to be located near
Olivet Rd. NE. Proposal forms,
plans and specns. obtainable from
supervisor, Contr. Sec., Procurement
Once. D. c.. RIM. 4O6, 400 Pa. ave.
NV. Cert. Check. payable to Collec-
tor Of Taxes, D. c., for S25. 90 per
set required for Prof. No. |. No
deposit for Prof. No. 2 (Tei. MA.
my2S. 29je1. .2.3.4
Evening star., 1953-06-03
49,, NOW ON VIEW
HOS. J.: OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

BRIcK pWEGL1Sa VEL N sa1Nd ssasISs5lf kn6WWT 64W
AS PREMISES NUMBER 726 THIRD
STREET. SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust
GUY recorded. in Liber No. 9753.
Folio 232 ct sea-, OF the land records
OF the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
sell. at public auction in front OF
TWELFTH Day OF TS JUNE. Apa ADJ
1858. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
ana premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia. and designated as and
belng Lot. IL in Corcoran's subdi-
vision OF lots in Square 5S7, as per
plat recorded in the Office of the
surveyor for the District of COL
!umbia in Liber C.. H. B. at folio
81. Now. known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as Lot S07
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately SIS, 500 90
further particulars of which will
be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit Of
S500.00 required. Conveyancing,
recording, etc, at purchasers cost.
adjustments made as of date of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
poSit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
FRANK PARONI
tSurViving Trustee).
Evening star., 1953-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE Is hereby given to all SHARE
HOLDERS Of the Capital Stock Of
the CHEVY CHASE SAVINGS BANK
Cnat Samuel Peacock. the sharehold-
erS agent heretofore appointed by
Salo shareholders. has died, and that
2 meeting OF all shareholders of said
oank and Ior their proxies and fidu-
Thursday, Jgns Is. 1853. At I PM.
Building. 14th and @ Streets. NV,
washington. D. c., to elect another
ShareholderS' agent and to AK his
pond. CLYDE D. GARRETT. A Share
holder o. said Bank 24S
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TAKOMA PARK will hold a public
nearing on the proposed improve
ment 70 Maple ave-, from Philadel-
Rfnia fns.c9' aye to and including the in
work in part to consist Of concrete
paving, concrete curb and gutter,
and related storm drain structure.
Inls hearing will be held at the
Municipal Center. Columbia ave,
on wed. eve, June 8, 1853, at 8
pm. at which time the abuttinR
property owners are invited to at
lend this meeting and express their
tIon IlsHs wS9k. S1 this aSRB 9TGPoSed z sons.TyS-
Sr., City Clerk. "a
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. RUssELIL w ".
WI,THgE1R2s' 1880 Congress st. Sc.
I WILL Nor Be REsPoNsIBLE for
any dents contracted by any one
other than myself. WESLEY b.
sM1LER, 1880 10th st NV. b. c.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON.
AuctiOneers-AppraiserS.
Restaurant-Bar-Soda

Restaurant-Bar-Soda
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
'AncIuo'ng Modern Stainless SteeD
at WESCHLER'S, 905 ST. NV.
FIR D AY
June 5. 1858. 1890 AM
StainlesS steel equipment includes:
vlS,O-Draft beer dispenser with sink
9nd compressor, electric dishWasher.
grlll-sricdle. salad and steam tables
c0tfee urns, and stand, sandwich unit.
SINKS. sectional back bar bases with
mlrrored walnut tops: Fischman soda
fountain. carbonator. 3 refrigei ting
compresSors. walk-in cooler, meat
ard ice. choppers. American sijce1,
Erench Try cutter, gas range, 2 deep
freeze cabinets, maple chefs table.
81 modern bentwood chairs, II Ia.
pies, @2 counter stools. Co0lair ey-
hauet fan, National "5266' cash
register. foor display cases. utensils.
Now ON VIEW,
Evening star., 1953-06-03
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

AUC81 AUVGE G1SGkS
Three Lines INIinimum)
I time. 43e per line.
3 70 0 times ecnsecutively 3He ueT
times consecutively soc Der tine.
new automobiles. 60c Der line: 4-line
minimum
Special Notices and Personal. &c per
line additional.
Out-of.toEn rate 60c Q tine each
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second
Insertion
To Place q Star Classified Ad
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUCTION SALES
THOS. ]. OWEN g. SON, Auctioneer,
435 Southern Building.

135 Southern Building.
Trustees sale Of Valuable THREE;
sRHEY sRfeK pMEEL1Na AER RAfHMfNNsTk sEfNe kNo%N o%M
As RREMIsEs MgMgER 46S K
STREET BEET ! NORTHWEST asz,.1E 1.sd ., trust
FIJI Foo FfSSsdea ss e. R seu L'Oea ct t2 tRe land
records Of, the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party
fSsssss safr;e at tnf public aaeea
pAY. 0HE THG Z! NfNFH M EFfIsses Day oF 81 tTNE.
RR 1883 tSs At THSEE Ssscr,Ssd SSI2Ga s1d
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
es and being Part of Lot 4s in
John Bowles subdivision ,s, Of Lot
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber 33 ct Folio SO being more
particularly described by metes ana
nd nov 0PSoas enO1n n ior sAd the desS u
$50 in Square, sic. = ,.,,,.
npsprcs%atsS ns sss8sssSn' $50 9si srteF her
Particulars ot which wan Be an.
paid paid in cash. < deposit Of $5Go.00
REQUIRED. Conveyancing. recording,
etc at sSs DHschsserss SSs. SSis q Ad1ai: sas
thirty thirty days. ia Se otherwise deposit for
Advertised and rssold st the dis
'fs'i0n g aoEpn rs tFss'fsss,R = fsshs,Rrool.
my2S.je1 .3.6.S. trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN . SONS, AuctiOneers.
436 Southern Building.
TgHssss TggHcsY ssas1S;rpfrAcARp 81; & yslHfss ExE EE4
DWELLING BEING RNoWN !S5SS n. As As
NON PLACE, SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of dSSS tSSst
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby the nuSI,e SneeTssnieG anetion n front
y at shs sepi ppiie@aises, . D op THfTkspAy TIE
baSsKEA 155S.. AZ ,rHkEE RsE ocfSoek f:Ms
Sa::es sas .ass n &c 1a q
Sssns SSIaHIPs Part eaa q lot y in shssnon.s
SI6aivisiHSaa Of fg;rs.st. Part ot tract ns pef er
plat recorded r the Once Sf the
lumbia IN Laber Governor SnepneTa
described By meteS and bounds In
said deed Of trust. Now known for
purposes of assessment and taxa
tion IS Lot 822 In Square 57S4.
Terms: Sold subject to q. prior
building associationl deed Of trust
for approximately 81, ,22O.00. further
particulars Of which win be an
nounced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price. above. said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit OF $4,000
required. Conveyancing. recording.
ETC.. at purchaser's cost. Adjust
ments made IS OF date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised apd
resold ct the discretion Of the trust
ees. Irwin G. Breneman tEfroneously
reeited in Deed Of Trust as irwin c.
IRWIN c. 8RENEMAN.
A. SLATER CLARKE.
Trustees.
Je.1,3,5,s.10