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Evening star., 1953-11-16
Cost Accountants to Meet


Guest speaker at Wednesday
evenings meeting of Washington
Chapter, National Association of
Cost Accountants, will be John
Evening star., 1953-11-16
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EIUira Reilly
To ShOlU Pictures
OF XIV, Mexico

Mrs. Elvira Reilly. the noseo
artist, win be the guest speaker
at the tea to be held instead Of
the regular monthly meeting Of
the Key West Lions Auxiliary,
Monday evening, March is, at 8
O'Clock at the Lions Den. Mrs.
Reilly wiz show colored slides Of
Key West and Mexico. All wives
and mothers of local and visiting
Lions are cordially invited to at
tend.
A white elephant sale was the
source Of much amusement as
well as a successful fund raising
device at the last me. -ng. A cake
sale in the near future was de-
cided upon as a means Of swelling
the charity fund.
The club decided to sponsor .
Girl Scout Brownie Troop and
president Mrs. Paul Albury ap-
pointed a committee of Mesdames
Bernard Frank, David Negfin,
Arnold Brye and Morris Feldstein
to serve as the troop committee.
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Coming EUents !

FRIDAY, MARCH Is--
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Landscape lany medlaml and
beginners classes, 10 am. 10 I
pm. Hand weaving, / 10 {
pm, West Martello Art School.
County Beach.
Knights Of Pythlas, Pythian Han,
72s Fleming Street, 8 pm.
Benefit Dance AZ Casa Marine,
9 10 I pm. sponsored BY cere-
bral Palsy and Cripples Asso.
citation, proceeds 20 90 70 new
clinic.
Art show al Harms Studio Gallery
continues. Exhibitor Edith
nichcreek Of ST. Petersberg.
Fla.
SATURDAY, MARCH H.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, IL
Fleming Street, 7:s0 pm.
Chlidren's Classes. 10 An. 10 ncon
West Marfelio Art School.
County Beach.
Masquerade dance. Boca Chlca
GRO Club. 81. Psiricks Day
theme, 3 pm.
MONDAY, MARCH L.
Water color landscape painting
class, 2 10 4 pm. West Mar
ssIlo Gallery Art Classes.
County Beach.
Gym classes for Owe. Sea
Plane Base, 10 an.
TUESDAY. MARCH IL
Be- for Officers yea, 1 10
$50 pm. 81 Naval States
b-wilng alleys.
II Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Kiwanla Club diner meeting.
Club. TstS pm. ~ Ia coneha
Hotel.
Yoath Cor Christ Bshle STUDY.
81 Service Mons chsifgBan
Center. 81 Fiemlnx S.
Rssinnerr Bridge GFoap ~
Taylor 0sEsgsss Cub. rna
ComhlFssd soeisi sn6 haBdtfrafi
kcags 81 & v. Yeah ceaisF
syeFy Tues evsnsnz Ogsa
boase parry. 9 pm.
s.sdsss Gel fn1Fnamazt 4 "
Col courss. an
rgraYafi psiastsE classes. : e :
pa. YES MsFselss A.
Sekoa. cmasy hsaeh.
wguN KsDAY. MARCH fs-
EavY wives BoNnnE tse1Nsa
hasal ssatsga AfssYa. an
Msetama. SnnsoT c.. Cemm1Fss
st csShhuas. 4 pm
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1853 LIGHTHOUSE. 2 bedroom,
full bathroom. go bank financ-
ing. Liberal trade in. 48 months
to pay. Upton Trailer Sales,
Stock Island. Phone 2-5517.
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HORACE o'BRYANT,
Secretary and superintendent
feb27 ;mar6-1s.1sSs
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50-Legal Notices
tcONrTNUHu,
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APs
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
IN SPECIAL RIIT


Notice Is hereby given that, pur-
suant to the requirement of Section
81 of Article III of the Constellation
OF the State Of Floridz, as amended
at the general election in 1855, ap-
plication will be made by the un-
dersigned TO the Legislature OF the
State of Florida at the regular ses-
sion OF said Legislature to be held
during the year 1888 for the pas
sage OF q local or special bill
limiting the Purposes For
Which Funds Received BY The
City of Key West. Florida,
Municipal Corporation. Arising
From Excise or Privilege Tax
Upon Cigarettes May Be Used:
Providing For said Funds To
Be Deposited in a Separate Acc
count Known AS the Cigar
ette Tax Fund, and Prohibits
ing the Transfer OF Monies In
Said Fund to Any Other Fund
tion of This Act 10 be a Mis-
demeanor and Providing
Penalty For Such Violation;
Repeating All Laws and Parts
OF Laws, whether General or
Special, and Ordinances Of The
City OF Key West, Florida. in
Conflict With THIS Act to the
Extent Of Such Conflict. and
Providing When Act Shall Take
Effect.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
nth day OF March. AID. 1883.
BERNIE C. PAPE
Haris,IesS
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9-Female Help Wanted

ATTRACTIVE young LADY for
waitress and cocktail work. See
Mr.. Horace Young, Casa Cayo
Hueso, 14O0 Duval. mar2.tf
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NOTICE op INTENTION To AP-
FAf ron PASSAGE uR LOCAL.
Nm Special. BILL

~nTfrE az INTENTION To AF~
r1f ron PASSAGE ~ LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
31Gardon Lawn
Supplies

GARDEN and lawn tools. Power
mowers. Pierce Brothers, cor.
Fleming and Elizabeth SITS. Phone
2-5922. marll-tf
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50-Legal Notices
Tallahassee. FLORIDA
March ard. 1853

Tallahassee, Florida
March ard. 1853
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that ths
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State of Florida
Pursuant to Law. VIII offer for
sale, for Objections only. In Tai.
lahaEsee. Florida, at 1880 o'clock
An April 2lst, 1858. the foilewing
described land In MONROE EOCN-
TY, Florida, to-wit.
A parcel of bay bottom land In
the Straits Of Florida. adjacent
10 and east OF Government Lot
/. Section IL, Township 90
South, Range Sc East, AZ Boot
Key. Marathon, Mnnree County
Florida, containing II acres,
more or less.
The Purchaser IL required TO pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The Sale. II and when made. shall
he subject TO the Trustees r#ssrx-
ing unto themselves 49, ~ the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
se9e Of the petroleum. thereon or
thereandeF
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL.
fAfPRovIeaf EMIT FUND reserve tbs
right 20 YRject the sale.
HY ORDER Of the Trustees 81
the Internal Improvement Fund Of
the Stats of Florida
DAN MCCARTHY.
Governor
Arrest:
=. {. ELLIOT. See.
Trustees !. T. Fund
mafi3~Ea-z7 ,SpT3~1e.lsSs
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NEW SHIPMENT Of baby Para
keets. All colors. Health inspect
ed. Also metal cages. Key West
Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone
2-69l2. marlS.tf
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL

NOTICE or INTENTION TO AP-
PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL
on SPECIAL BILL
Notice Is hereby given that, pur-
suant 10 the requirement OF section
q of Article Ill OF the Constitution
of the State OF Fierida. aa amended
al the general election IN 1885, ap-
plieation will be made by the un-
dersigned to the Legislature OF the
state of Florida at the regular ses-
sion Of said Legislature 20 be held
during the wear 1853 for the pas.
sage OF a local or special Dill
To Amend Section Z OF Articie
yTI OF Chapter y of Chapter
sss7i. Laws of Florida, Acts OF
the Legislature Year 1879,
ing the Charter OF me lily OF
Key West, Florida, BY hequif-
ing the Calling OF Bids where
the Amount Involved In Any
Contract Exceeds Five hundred
Dollars; Repeating All Laws
and parts 81 Laws, whether
General or special, Particulars
" Chapter 233z4. Laws OF
Florida, Acts Of the Legisla~
ture Year 1916. As Amended,
in Conflict With This Act 20
the Extent OF Such Conflict;
and Providing for this Act 20
Take Effect Upon Its becoin-
ing Law.
pated at Key west. Florida. this
iIth day Of March. AID. 1858.
BERNIE G. PAPf
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TRUCK DRIVER wanted. Apply
Lindsey Lumber Co., $50 Tru-
man Ave. mar11 ct
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33-Miscellaneous

EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
3428 Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6951. We buy and sell new
and used furniture. mar2-tf
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EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want
ed. Apply Luigi's Restaurant af-
ter pm. mar2.tf
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e--Mals Help Wanted
CONTINUED

PAINTERS helper wanted. Ex-
perienced preferred. Apply in
person, Navarro, Inc. marl1-3t
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GAS powered, twin screw driven
barge, also SI8 yard Dragline.
Both in good operating condition.
Call Bud Miller, 2-soOS evenings af-
ter 6. Bargain for quick sale.
feb9-tf
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maris.lasa
NOTICE or INTENTION TO AF-
PLY ron PASSAGE OF LOCAL
Or SPECIAL BILL

-
NOTICE or INTENTION TO AF-
On SPECIAL BILL
Notice Ia hereby given that, pur.
suant TO the requirement Of Section
af OF Article III OF the Constitution
az the state OF FLORIDA, as amended
al the general election In 1875, ape
piteatIon will be made by the un.
derstgned 10 the Legislature of the
state OF Florida al the regular ses-
sion OF said Legislature to be hela
during the year 1858 for the pas
sage Of q local or special bill
Requiring Confirmation by At
ffrn1atiyA Vote % ~ Least
Three ca Members ef the City
Commission Of The CITY 81
Key West. Florida If All Az
uaiutmenfs OF Directors or
Heads 81 Departments and Of
Persons Selected fer Appoint
tnsnt as Director er Head 81
Any Department Whteh tns
City Manager Of SAID Try -
Authorized 10 Make, ana fFo-
xlding That Such Appointee %
gelectee Shall Receive NO Com
pensation untfi Confirmed -
Aforesaid; Further ProyidlnE
That Removal, Suspension, Dss
notion. Reduction or ptnchArEs
Of Any Director or Head 1f Any
Department af said city, BA-
cent Tbose Serving Unaer Civil
service. BY the City Manager
Of said ctr shall BE subject
10 Like Canf4rmsttaRs Repeat.
tnR All Laws ard Parts q
Lass. WHISTLER GehsgAi ~
esal. Particularly Chapter Ass.t
Ya9a ~ FloriAa. Acts ef the
4s1s.t.t.tea year tf46 80
ArnsuaeA, in camftiet VITA THIS
Acf ~ the Extent 81 such Co.'S
fflet. and Hsrevi9lng for TBS
act To Take Effect Upon as
Becoming . Law
dated fn Key west. Ft9FiaAs fhls
this 18th DAP 81 Marehy Al tke&
BERNIE c. PAPT
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SAL AN TO REPRESENT
LARGEST Who'll ESALE GRO
GER FOR KEY WEST. MUST
HAVE CAR, SPEAK SPANISH.
APPLY Ia coNcHA HOTEL, MR..
scHULAAANi, : PM. TO 8 PM.
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38-AutomobiIes For Sale
CONTINUED

AZ DODGE, good condition, must
sell. Phone 2-6444. marl2-6tx
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BARMAIDS and mattresses want
ed. Apply Duny's Tavern. 21S
Duval st. feb25-f
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39-Trailers For Sale

1853 IS ELCAR. Bathroom, full
bedroom. $4,000. See Roy
Westfall, Lot No. H-9. Coral Isle
Trailer Park, Stock Island.
MARI Six
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Tallahassee. Fsnfiaa
MArch ard. 1888
NOTICE

Tallahassee. E49f4HN
MAreh ard. 1858
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby GlvaB tAst tie
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
fgsert Pend ef she state ~ FloFtas,
Pursuant 80 Law w8U offer for
aA&e. fey Objections Only, ia Tails
hass4s. Florida ~ ttssa a'elnek
40. Anrfg STAT. 1854 sta fnsfc9sng
Describes lard ~ M0SKGE CQNA.
II. Florida, t9.sts
A pavrei ~ bay bcltsaa lAaa
anA : ssnan keg kH@an as
Eass SISTER nee& ts fhe straits
q FsnFsSa ais h2sNg N khf
MWN 81 Re9e4an 3D. T9NrAhtp
"a ae&fh. nAmas ~ EAST. gsshG
nsa sheAs8ersw @f EsMnF keSs
Menrus gsantg ElaFs2a sra
ranta3ntnE SIS sgTsN, Dsefa o.
less.
Tha FssesHas~~ il smnatr#A 80 paF
ths RAvarBtstwE g0aE ard aslea1 ea&-
re ssss. X Ama wh.a RESIDE, sBssi1
- ashEees fa 2&@ EFEste9s Fsaaf p
sa@ Hu4n RhNsaaesxHa 1#% II tHx
ShpsRhmte nsfEsFMBN ana mNs&ss 49,
$50 af ehe R&tF@sssEa tsssts@H ~
sM4wegsaaE
rgiE Tn sTssgs ~ twTK gxAs-
Esse fsesK sssgs.sT FNn Fss@sRe ths
FawM8 g@ ~ sees kNs *asE
AE tTNEB#s ~ tMs EfNafs#a ~
sk@ INseemMt sne gssas sNnNst Ewaa ~
tae state * Ftev6a
NAM ANTT.
CsNeEnsx
ATTEST
rTstegT. a4
wrAksmsa Il NMra
mssva 81 e MSwt-fE 1874
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1s4s, "a FIT. Trailer. Sleeps 4.
SIX 90 porch, Lot 81, Overseas
Trailer Court, Stock Island.
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NEW Bedroom and efficiency
apartments. ideally located fer
est and recreation. 81 Patio Ne.
tel. Washington and William SIS.
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50-Legal Notices
tCoNTNCEDp


of Public Instruction. County
Courthouse, Key West, Florida.
Specifications may be obtained
from the office OF the Superintend.
emit of Public Instruction.
GERALD II. ADAMS,
Chairman
HORACE o'BRYANT.
Secretary and superintendent
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 13-40I
JAMES THORNTON COBB,
MARY VIRGINIA COBB.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: MARY VIRGINIA COBB
la0 Thurston Road
Rochester, New York
You are hereby notified that .
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and you are
hereby required 10 serve = copy OF
your Answer to the Bill or Com
plant on the Plaintiffs Attorney,
anu the DEASAuaA -
office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the 2Srd day of
March. 1853, in default of which the
Bill of Complaint will be taken as
confessed against you.
This Notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, q newspaper pun
Iished in Monroe County, Florida,
DONE and ORDERED ~ Key
West. Monroe County, Floriaa tnts
18th day OF February. AID. isss.
Circuit Court
SeaD EARL n ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY (sd) Florence f. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
Name and Address
of Plaintiffs Attorney:
NJ IGNATIUS LESTER
420 Fleming Street
Key West, Eiorida
fab 20. n ;uars-13, A.D.ls5s
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BAR MAIDS, also mattresses. Elk.
perienced or inexperienced. Live
in or out. Apply in person, Weav-
er's, Stock Island. marriott
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NOTES Payable forms. 10 for 1Sc.
Artman Press, phone 2-S66i.
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1852 TRAILER, 81. $4,000 down,
terms easy. Upton Trailer
Sales, Stock Island, Phone 2-55l7.
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81 DUO THERM aluminium house
trailer. Tandam axle. Sleeps 4.
g. refrigerator, 4 burner gas stove,
stainless steel sink, snack bar,
toilet and shower. Perfect cond.
A. E. Moore, Hog Key Freezers
and Lockers, Box IS, Marathon,
Fla, Phone 4421. mar9-6t
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Judge Laws 10 Swear In
Rover as u. ). Attorney

Bolitha j. Laws, chief Judge
Of the U. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia, will
administer the oath of Office to
Leo A. Rover, newly confirmed
United States Attorney for the
District, on Monday.
The ritual will take place in
the ceremonial courtroom on the
sixth floor Of the United States
courthouse at 10 am.
Judge Laws and Mr.. Rover
have been acquainted for many
years. In 1921, they had law
Offices across from each other
in the same building. Mr..
Rover requested Judge Laws to
swear him in. The judge per-
formed the same function for
United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan when the latter as
sumed his Office in 1851. Mr..
Rover is supplanting Mr.. Irelan,
a Democrat, who will resume
private practice.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
CamaIier TO Speak
AT Secretaries Function

District Commissioner Renah
Camalier will be quest speaker
and two professional magicians
will perform at the annual "Boss
Night" to be given by the execu-
tive chapter of the National
Secretaries Association at
o'clock tonight.
The party will be held in the
Knights of Columbus Hall at
1701 r street NV. In addition
to the magicians, Al Forsyth and
M. N. Hardesty, a skit entitled
DUTY Charade" will be pre-
sented. 1t was written and di-
rected by Paul Alexander.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Policeman Sues Drivers
Whose Autos Struck Him

A Fifth Precinct policeman,
James L. Buckler, Is, filed a
$4,000 damage suit in the U. S.
District Court for the District
of Columbia yesterday against
two motorists whose autos
struck him while he directed
traffic.
According to his suit, Pvt.
Buckler, then a rookie assigned
to the Police Academy, was sta
toned at the intersection of
Tenth and G streets NV. last
December S. He was hit almost
simultaneously by cars driven,
the suit said, by Joseph H. Shar-
litt, of the 1000 block Kalorama
road NV, and Velva L. McCau-
ley. of the 5000 block Wheeler
road Sc.
The policeman is represented
by Attorney Joseph D. Bulman.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Students Halt Strike

Students in Karachi, Pakistan,
have ended a strike since Prime
Minister Khwaja Nazimuddin
promised to drop charges against
a group held under arrest.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
coIodne Fair Is Success

A satisfactory business volume
was reported by the 1900 exhib-
itors from so countries repre-
sented at the international fair
In Cologne, Germany, this year.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
COLLEGE, Gets $4,000

BALTIMORE, April IS (P.-
DR.. George A. Bunting, 83-year-
old head of a Baltimore chem
ical firm and an alumnuS OF
Washington College at Chester
town, Md, announced he was
giving $4,000 to the college
building fund.
Evening star., 1953-04-15
Customs Evusions FOUGHT

Panama now limits re-export
freight to larger craft, to pre-
vent customs evasions through
departures from locations not
readily accessible to inspectors.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

The Army'S chief engineers
Office, which is conducting the
investigation, was reported par
ticuarly interested in contents OF
a note found on a kitchen table
The note said Candido Rillon
was being accused of some
thing in the place he worked, y
another brother Braulio said
Braulio said the note related
that this man in the place he
works is against the United
States Government and this man
Is trying to put my brother on
a black list"
Braulio Rillon said the note
ended: Don't worry about me,
will go to heaven because
have given my life for this coun-
try, ] think"
Braulio said last week he told
his brother not to resign from
the Army Map Service because
he ''had done nothing wrong"
Candido Rillon came to the
United States from the Philip
pines In 1925. He served 13
months in the Army.
He had been In Government
service about 10 years. working
first with the Veterans Admins
tration. He had been with the
Map Service about four gears.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

| wool dress. she stood for a few
moments chatting with Mrs.
Walker while photographers took
pictures.
The mothers are asking other
residents throughout the Metro
politan area to turn on their
porch lights by z o'clock tonight
On this same signal, block work
erS will proceed to homes in al
parts Of the city to collect dona-
tionS.
For those who cannot sigma,
by porch light, the mothers have
arranged an alternative. Those
in apartment houses. and others,
are asked to invite the mothers
to their residences by tying
some article of clothing to the
doorknob or knocker. A glove,
a handkerchief or even a shoe
can be used.
Not all the marching moth
ers" will be women. Some men
and teenagers have volunteered
to help, SO the whirlwind cam
paign can begin promptly at Z
pm. and be completed within
the hour.
Garry Identification.
But every one authorized to
collect money for the March of
Dimes will carry official identifi-
cation. Donors are urged to look
for this.
The identifying credential is
a sticker about 2 inches deep
and 6 inches wide, printed in
blue ink on white paper. At
the left is an illustration on the
mothers march theme: Let
Your Light So Shine" with the
silhouette of a young mothers
face outlined by rays from a
burning porch light. On the
right-hand side, the sticker
4CuOos 06S1C11 VI O1I11SS 1900,
Mothers March on Polio, Fight
Polio" Below is a line for the
signature Of the marching
mother.
Money collected tonight will be
counted Immediately in the
studios of Station WN1AL-TV,
and televised at intervals under
the supervision of Bryson Rash.
Progress reports from the tellers
viii be given to the WMAL-TV
audience during Mr.. Rash's II
pm. news program, and at vari-
GUS times until / am. tomor-
row.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue, chairman of the polio cam
paign here, estimated that at
least $50 workers will be en-
gagged in the counting. The
chairman for the Mothers
March on Polio is Robert M.
Averill. vice president of Capital
AirlineS.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
Mrs. Eisenhower's Gift Starts
1853 Mothers MurchonPoIio'

Twenty thousand women in
the District and $1,000 others in
neighboring Virginia and Mary
land communities will join to-
night in a whirlwind campaign
for the March of Dimes.
Organized on q bleek- by block
basis, the women viii blanket
the Metropplit Area in the
hope that at least $3.50, 900 can
be raised within d hour for the
war on polio.
The movement. known as the
q Mothers March on Polio" is
scheduled for a single hour
between z and 8 pm.
The campaign got off to an
suspicious start last night with
the participation of Mrs. Eisen-
hover in a little ceremony at the
White House. The Presidents
wife set an example for the
Nation by making the first con-
tribution in a campaign designed
to collect more than SIS million.
Porch Light Lit.
Mrs. Eisenhower flicked a
switch that turned on the porch
lights at the White House. At
this signal, Mrs. Charming
Walker, a leader in the Mothers
March here proceeded to the
door of the mansion to accept
Mrs. Eisenhower's donation to
the polio fund.
For herself, Mrs. Eisenhower
gave $40, then added another
$40 bill for her mother, Mrs.
John S. Doud. Wearing a gray
Persian lamb coat over a gray