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Evening star., 1953-04-09
Byrd Group Assai|s
Inaccurate Figures
On Federal Workers

The Byrd Joint Congressional
Committee on Non-ESSential
Federal Expenditures charged
today that many Government
agencies are submitting mac
curate figures regarding the
number Of their employees.
Senator Byrd, Democrat. Of
Virginia, chairman Of the group
which each month complies Fed
eral employment figures for Con-
gress. said the method used by
the agencies was so inaccurate
as to cast grave doubt on the
accuracy of their figures.
Senator Byrd declared the total
figures submitted by the agen-
cies indicate Federal employment
of more than 2.5 million, but
that this figure may be con-
siderably more if the true facts
were known. ...
Procedures Need Overhaul.
"Some Of the reports are ad-
mittedly so inaccurate or made
quate as to require thorough
overhaul of personnel-reporting
practices and procedures for
complete and accurate informa-
tion," Senator Byrd declared.
The Virginian singled out the
Post Office, Defense and State
Departments and the Housing
and Home Finance Agencies as
examples of inaccurate and in
adequate personnel reports.
Declaring that questionable
reporting by the Post Office De-
partment is not new" Senator
Byrd said that during 1850 his
group found accumulated errors
in the departments report total
ing $4,000.
Praises Summerfield.
In this regard, Senator Byrd
praised Postmaster General Sum-
merfield for declaring that the
department is not satisfied that
the recent tabulations are ac-
curate and that steps would be
taken to achieve a more accurate
count.
Senator Byrd also declared
that the Defense Department,
which reported a total of $780,
900 civilian employees, is using
the services of another $50, 900
unreported civilians o. foreign
countries whose salaries are
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Criminals Earn IS Cents

TOKYO R.-Japanese police
have decided crime does pay
about Is cents day. They arrived
at the figure after a study Of
the working hours" put in by
1851 Japanese criminals arrest
ed last year, and their met earn
ings." PickpocketS made out the
worst-they only cleared about
a dime a day. Police did not
count time spent in Jail.
Evening star., 1953-04-09

being paid from United States
funds.
Senator Byrd said a horrible
example" of complicated payroll
reporting was being done by the
Housing and Home Financing
Agency. Some Of the HHFA en-
ployes are working for the State
Department in the Technical
Cooperation Administration and
are paid with Mutual Security
Agency funds, he declared.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Liquor Permit Suspended
Al Restaurant for 10 DAYS

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board suspended the liquor
license Of the Miniature, a res
taurant at 1901 New York avenue
NV, for 10 days, beginning next
Tuesday, on charges that the
proprietor, Maynard I. Wayne,
permitted gambling in the res
taurant.
At a hearing before the board
last Thursday. Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel Robert D. Wise
Evening star., 1953-04-09

told the board that on several
occasions last August numbers
players placed bets with known
gamblers in the restaurant.
James O'D. Moran, q member
Of the ABC Board. thought a
Evening star., 1953-04-09

suspension Of i've days would
have been sufficient, but he was
overruled by Chairman Alan w.
Payne and Herbert K. Schollen.
berger, the other member of the
three-man board.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Armee benutzt jetzt staff
bIutp|asma zuekerprodukt

Waibinqton. - @ie befannt uiro.
miro Sic Mrmee in Sufunft Bel alien
Mnfor6eruneen i'm SStt-' uno alslaao
an Steue bon BIutplasma bas aus
3nder berseitellte rDertran" bermen.
ben.
Gin meoioiniider @epdbrsmann
Ser Mrmee, Ser nidt genannt fein
,polIte, erI1uterte ba5u, baB mar, bou=
itdaoig gu benz 8lasma-grias Ibers
eeeangen lei, nadoem norbsr ~abio.
Iut iiberseusenoe" 8eriude bamit in
oen 2aaaretten borgenommen poroen
tpaern.
Ser Beamte ser Mrmee tpies ieood)
ausoriidli9 oarauf bin, oaB tpeitere
8lutipen6en fit anbere 3wede inns
mer nod erforberli1 ieien.
Cine beoeutenoe Stole Bel Sem
ltebergong our 8er,penoung bon
Oertran ipielte sic Eatiade, oab Der
8ebrauh bon 8Iasma in geuiiien
SGIen Elm Mrt @elbiuht %berborrief,
mas BEL Dertran nidt ser San it,.
0ertran iett geliefert
Ma1 benz porliegenben 8eridi
fommen iett ale Muftrdga auf Slas=
ma inn Srt. rro Iuslanb in 9ertrar
our M,sfibrune.
! Ssn ben Iebten Monaten tplroe es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
R~aupenpIage
in drei Staten

indianapolis, Sno. - Mui ben
TelOern bon Snoiana, Ohio uno @eit
Girginia iino Haupen, Mrmp tporms"
aenannt. in gerabeSu pbantaitiihen
Wengen eridienen uno brcben, Die
6riibiabrsernte Ser Garmer Sl per=
nihten.
Ser aampi ser Garuler sesen oies
lie varmD @Orms" ibeint persebens
SIT iein, obmobl man i'm fiioliden Sns
Diana iogar Jlug5euee. bic Die Sell
Der beltduben, p%ertpenoet.
auf manhen Selbern ba6en Die
@iirmer Mais 10 griinolid) seritort,
oaB mar, iiberbaupt nift mebr ieben
fam, baB BORT Mais ongepilan5t
plr6e.
Die &aupen MAIDEN fif beionbers
al iunees &crn. Slice. &oesen, 8lal,=
graB unS @eioetpieien beran. sic
iino 1 3ou big ~ Bon lang, oben
eralt uno unten grim. sluf elmer
StraBe in Duoleptopn, Snb.. tparen
tie 10 bidt pertreten, bab ser Ginorud
errpedt uuroe, Sic aa,,se StraBenoede
be1uege iif,. Die Ylage lit Sic gr0bte,
Sic bie gegenoen ie 5l per;eidnen
batten unb miro auf BEN fiiblen, nai=
len 5riibling 3uriidgeiiibrt. Sssn Ohio
gibt man Sic Shulo itarten @inoen,
| Die Die Wiirmer hnn 5pnnpSipp ,,,S
aentudp in bas obere SbiosEal brah=
ten.
Sielieidt sreiit audi bier Sic ga.
tlsr elm, INT abbilfe 3u idaiicn. Sssn
ben bon ben Wiirmern iiberlaufenen
@ebieten lit nGmlid, ebcnfals in,ero=
BEN Mengen. cine roteeidpGn3te
Jliege, ~Sbacinio" senannt, eridie>
men, bic ibre Gier in benz vMrmp
Worm" ablest. Die Waoen totem bic
Wiirmer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Musk und Erziehung

Yaris. - Cine internationaIe
aonferen3 fiber sic &one Der Mu=
fit in Ser gr5iebuns, Sic bon ser
ngegSGO suiammen nit bem in-
ternatonalen Muiifrat einberufen
uuroe, miro in griiiiel IN bem r9a=
Lois oes 8eaur Irts" DOM 90. sunni
bis 8. Suli traeen. Mn ser aonieren5
tperben oiele electromagnetic Muiifpd=
oaaosen als Selegierte Ser Mit=
eliebsitaaten Ser l1NgSGO uno ina
ternationaler Sreaniiationen tell
nebmen, ebenio tpie Gertreter amer
fainter Matchmaker Snititl,tionen.
Die Grasen, Sic auf Ser &onferen5
bebanoelt perben iouen, iino fir Sc
hermann bon Sntereiie. Sbgleih oie
9eoel,tune Der Nolle, Sic Sic Muitf
in ser grsiebl,ng ipielen fam uno
foute, aagemein anerfannt miro,
miro ibr boh ielten ser eebiibrenoe
Glab in 2ebrproerammen eineez
rGumt. Srotoem bemiibt man iiiid,
iiberaI mebr l,nb mebr oarl,m, oaB
il,nee 2eute sum SeritGnonis uno
sur Sreloe an Ser Muitf b%eraneebil-
set perben, oa Oof oieie &llnit 10 Be-
beuteno bel ser gnt,pifl,rng oes &C.
ffmads llno Sc rGerionliffeit nit
mirft. Hatiirlid iino Sic Metbooen, ie
nah Sen 2dnoern, ben @eieaihafts=
f~reiien uno Sen Sdulipitemen, per=
idieoen. auf ieoen San aber seigen
Sic oielen anseitellten Seriufe, bon
benen manfe ihon erfolereid iparen,
bab oieie @emiibungen ibr 3iel ere
reifen iperben. Suoeiien It es not
,penoig, bob sic 2ebrer uno MuIifer,
Sic in perihieoenen 2dnoern als Mlt=
iif-GGoaecgen mirfen, einanoer BEL
bieier S1tiefeit bebilflih iino ,no
cine internationale 3uiammenarbeit
erSieIen, Sic fir cine tpirflide aoor=
hil,ierrre ibrer arbeit u~nerlGblif)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

,,Reformen"
in Tschechei

@albington. - Ils ser Hraiibent
Ser Sitefpilopafei, Into,tin 3opo=
todp, rermdblt" tpuroe, bate CT aud)
ieinen 9unosleuten Elm rel,es rYas
rabies" periprohen. @as ct iid babel
gebadt bate, mu6 ben Sihehen et=
mas flarer getporoen iein, aIs lie In.
peiiune erbielter,, iid in ganfen uuo
Defenders erribteten @ebieIituben
e%insl1finoen. Inn fiber hire @elobe-
itdnoe genalle @usfunft gu eeben.
Die alien ,fapitaliitiihen &rpnen",
Sic mani iif) oielleitt eripart bate,
miiiien eineetpedielt tperben, 5. f..
iiir ie so erbGlt mar, cine, Sem ruff
Id)en Rubel an9epaBte neue arone.
TO lit bas nel,e GerbGItnis, nod
bem man Sparfpntcn Ser Mrbeiter,
tpenn lie nibt $500 inn @erte iiber=
ifreiten, net, belpertet; 1880 bel gro
Beren Summen.
@ertlos iino al,d tihediide &eeic=
runesanleiben aemorben. I'm Die Bit
tere 8iQe 81, periiiBen, bat man einiee
4reiie berabgeiett, ). 9. 8rot it ~
8rc5en, Mebl % Yrosent biaieer &C.
lporben.
Mit tpeniser 'Saniare tpl,rSe be-
fannt gegeben, BOP ser ti6e6iihe Or
better jest ansemieien tperben fann,
auBer elmer reselre6ten 4S StunSe.,
@ohe vrnbrerenste lteberseit" gu
arbeite,,, tpenn bies lin Sntereiie bes
Staates" Iieet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Baron verkIagte Nome,
die seine Kinder betrevte

Toulouie, Jranfreid. - Sdpe<
tier Waoeleine Brosperrain bonn
rom. -fatboliiden 8etbanien : Srben
Ser Gominifanerinnen tpuroe ulf bic
9eiduloigung bin, ibren Mrbeitge>
BET, einen fran5oiiiden Baron, beitob-
len gu baben, 81 elmer 5speimonatigea
Gefdngnisitrafe perurteilt. Die Ser.
biibung ber 9aft ,puroe ibr .ie6oh
erlaiien. 9as @eridt be,piaigte Dem
Baron, fit ben bie Nonne ais ain.
Serpflegerin aearbeitet bate, einen
ShaoeneriaB bon $4,000 Draafcn
($140).
Mls gntidul6iguns fiibrte bic ange,
flagte Orbensidpeiter an, ser Baron
babe fie, radoem tie ieine bret ain>
Der elm Sabr betreute. nidt beaabIt.
Sic geitan6, einiee silber. un6
Sbmudiaden BEG 8arons perpfdas
bet 5u baben, I'm beiien ain0ern
Wild, Orangen nno spieIiohen faus
fen III fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

BEN bebanoelnoen Meraten nod frei'
geIteut, Ylasma ober Dertran 5u
p%ertpenben, aber sic Germenoing bon
Dertran tpurbe iiberau, mo es ange-
bradt ibien, empfoblen.
glae bieia yeriube baben Elm 10
befrieoisenoes greebais ge5eitigt,
babs munmebr oie Anpeiiung ereo,'
gen lit, ane auftrdse in Dertran sur
Musfiibrlng gu bringan.
8lutipenoen fir bas @ote &reua
iino iebo9 aus stpei Griinoen aud in
3ufunft nod erforberlid. griteas lit
8Iut sic Sueue fir Gamma @lobus
lin, bas nelle, pielperipredenoe Mits
tel seeen &inoerlabmung, stpeitens
miro 8lut our &erltsnune BEG piftl.
gen Serltms Mlbumin gebraudt, bas
bonn grnGbrungsitanopunft ebanio
gut lit mie 8Iasma. obne Die @efabr
ser aelbiudtartieen aranfbeit Sc.
patiis NIT ii6 su fiibrea.
Sertran miro aus &obr. un0 Ni'
bensuder getuonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

Sped ser ,8riiiIeler aonferens lit
es, oieie Sraeen Der Metbooe I'M
einselnen at priifen unb Elm Spltem
ser 3uiammenarbeit aui5uiteeln.
Man miro iib gun, 9eiipiel nit sen
tpibtigen Sormen muiifaliider grsie=
bung in Sen &inoeredrten beitGfti=
gen. in Sen glementariduIen in
Stabt u,o 2ano, in oen boberen
S6ulen unb l1niperittGten. Serner
pirh sic aonierens Sic Musbilounes=
metboben Ser 2ebrer priifen, Sen
8ert bes &,nofunfs, bes Serniebues
lens, ser Slime unS ser Sdallplat.
ten BEL ser muiifaliiden g%r5iebuns,
iopie aud beribieoene Sraeer, Sic
burf Nebenrcue ser M,,iif i'm Sc.
meinifaftsleben aufeenorfen tperoer
pie gum 8eiipieI in Ser Meoi3in, uno
enSlih oie 8%esiebuneen spiihen 81
fentlihen Ginrihtunsen unb Muiif.
unterrid)t. Iusihiiiie bon Tafleuten
meroen iih nit SEN beionberen @ro=
blemen beid1ftigen, tp1breno Goll=
iitunaen alIeemeinen Srasen semios
met peroen, ipie sum 8eiipiel oen1
Glane sur 8riinorng einer inter-
%naticnolen @eie1ihaft fir muiitali=
ide Grsiebung.
9ei ser 3onferens miro niht nur
iiber Mlliit geiprohen; es Iteben al,d)
oieIe Sarbietrngen aui Sem 9ro.
sramm, ,nter linen cine In5abl bon
aon5erten beleiiher uno ausldnoi=
ifer Srfelter l,no Gbore. Im letten
Gag ser &onferens miro bas beleiihe
Noticnalorheiter elm Teltfon5ert 81
@uniten Ser Snternationalen Mtuiif=
itiitllng ge5en. Sas Grogramm ent.
bGlt @erfe, Sic il,ngen a%omponiiten
bon bent nternatiolane Wuiitrat IN
Iuitrag gegeben tpurSen.
Cine anoere i%nternationale Sonic
rem; iiber muiifaliihe grSiebung miro
bonn IA. bis %. Suit in 9ao Musiee
uno III Sal5burg BON ser oiterreidi=
ifen Hcglerlntg unter Ser Shirm=
berrihaft Ser l1NGSGS uno ser
Mitlpirfung oes internationalen Mu=
Iifrats %oreaniert rperben. 3med bieier
Geranitaltrmg, sic Die in 8riiilel er.
gGnjt, lit bas Stubi,1m ser Sraeen
ser Iusbilouns bon 9erufsmuiifern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Avfhebvng der
AtomkonfroIIe dvrch
England eggplant

Sonbon. - 9remierminiiter @tn-
ton GburdiG eroffnete, bab sic n0ti=
gen Gorbereituneeu n,,nnlebr eetrof.
fen peroen, I'M sic &ontroae Ser 8e=
gierung iiber bus Itomenergiepro=
eramm auf5ubeben.
gu bieiem 3pef lei bereits Elm
8omitee eraannt tporben. @elhe Mri
aontroae bann errihtst peroen Mir
Sc, bliebe nod absutparten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

- Sic 2eitunasonaeioe 1T 6aA
pirfiamIte bon allen Meflomemit>
teIn. benn lie bleibt eirer1 stdnhid
nor ben Muder.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

brick dwelling, 3109 Beach street
NV; to cost $4,000.
c. K. Saunders, owner, o17
Fifteenth street NV; builder
not selected: Clyde M. Drayton,
architect; to erect one 1-story
brick-and -cinder- block dwelling,
2319 King place NV; to cost
$4,000.
Paul R. Iannicelli. owner, 1919
street Sc; Paul r. Iannicelli,
builder; Clyde E. Phillips. archi-
tect; to erect one story brick
and-cinder-block dwelling. 1927
First street Sc; to cost $12,500.
Evening star., 1953-10-10

A building permit for construc.
ton of six-story parking ga
rage at 1416 F street was among
those issued during the last week
by the District government
Foundation work for the garage
has been under way for some
time.
Among permits were the fol-
lowing:
James j. Becker. William B.
Willard, Henry A. Willard, treas
urers, Of Henry K. Willard, own
ers; Charles H. Tompkins Co..
builder; A. r. Clas, architect; to
erect one 6-story parking garage
passenger cars only, reinforced,
concrete and masonry, cinder
block and brick. 1416 F street
NV; to cost $180,000.
William M. Sachs. owner. 21lO
Nichols avenue Sc: builder not
selected; Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect: to erect one 1-story
brick and cinder-block gasoline
service station, 4675 South Capt.
tol street: to cost $25, 900.
Max Zipkin, owner and builder,
2410 Sheridan street, HyattSville;
J. P. Trouchaud, architect; to
erect one 1-Story stone-and-
frame dwelling, 1890 Davenport
street NV; to cost $4,000.
Oriental Building Association,
owner, 600 F. street NV; Hogg-
Evening star., 1953-10-10
Parking Garage Permit Issued

son Brothers, Inc. builder, New
York City; George w. Clark.
architect, New York; to remodel
entrance on first floor and one
room on second floor. savings
and loan association offices. 600
F street NV; to cost $4,000.
Mrs. Henry L. Lanford. owner,
2206 Tunlaw road NV; Lloyd
T. Clark, builder; H. Clay Ash
by, architect; to build one 2-story
brick-and-cinder-blo dwelling,
4716 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
to cost $4,000.
E c. Knouse, owner, GIT Fiji
teenth street NV: builder not
selected: Clyde M. Drayton,
architect; to erect one 1-story
! brick d-cinder-block dwelling,
1923 King place NV; to cost
$4,000
William E. Siddall, owner, $3.50
First street NV; Paul P. Stone,
builder; Warren Shoemaker,
architect; to build one 1-story
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

CecSS AecBAeno " rs nooNksy,
SsseRN6. 'LsT6 6o--TsS oc1cpJe
% alnaa<,V 10
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Your Health
By jones W. Borton, M. D.

The fact that the majority Of
cases of cancer of the stomach
are discovered when it is too
late to save life has caused con-
siderable encouragement to ply
sicians and laymen doing their
best to fight cancer. In POST
graduate Medicine" DR.. Samuel
F. Marshall, Lahey Clinic, Bos-
ton, states that the treatment Of
cancer of the stomach is still a
considerable problem, probably
because Of the great air Of peSsi-
miSm that seems to surround the
matter of treatment; yet, small
group are all still alive and well
more than five years after opera
ton. For this reason, DR.. Mar
shall thinks it important to
overcome this spirit of peSsimism
and present features that will
make early recognition Of stom-
ach cancer available to phySi-
clans and surgeons, thus reduc-
ing the death rate in this type of
cancer.
Treatment depends funda-
mentally on two factors: CD the
most important early recogni-
tion, and (2) the methods Of
surgical treatment available"
While X-rays and radium are
in use in the treatment of all
types of cancer, DR.. Marshall
states that regarding treatment
of cancer of the stomach. "in the
light Of our present knowledge,
the surgical removal of the can
Ger is the only method We have
for treatment. 1t may be pos
sible in the future that some
form Of higher volt radiation
treatment obtained by a two
million-volt machine will help
us to q great extent, but so far
this type of radiation treatment
has been used only as a pallia-
tive (to relieve pain and control
symptoms) measure"
What can be done to improve
screening methods in determin-
ing the diagnosis of early Stom-
ach cancer?
Screening methods based on
the taking of X-ray films of a
large group of individuals are
useless and not practical, but
other methods are extremely
valuable, that is the recognition
of precursors (forerunnerS) of
cancer. We know that stomach
ulcers degenerate into cancer in
about 5 per cent of our cases.
that only S per cent of polypS
account for cancer, and that So
called atrophic gastritis (waSt-
ing away of the lining or part of
the lining of the stomach) in one
particular region degenerateS
into or becomes a precursor of
stomach cancer in an even
smaller percentage of cases. But
what about the remaining large
Evening star., 1953-11-01

glove to wear with a particular
costume.
AS a result, glove manu-
facturers and fashion stylists
were consulted for suggestions
on the ideal glove wardrobe. This
is what they recommends:
Cd For casual wear, a pair Of
textured feathers like pig,
ostrich or crocodile. They come
in a wide range of colors for
wearing as color-contrast with
new winter casuals.
(2) For active sports, a sturdy
Evening star., 1953-11-01

pair Of heavy capeSkins lined
with fur or alpaca.
go For daytime wear. a pair
Of pastel-tinted kid lined with
silk or cashmere in gay. con-
traSting tones. AS second choice,
a pair of white or natural
chamois feathers. so launderable
they can be whisked right into
the washing machine.
a. For afternoon wear. a pair
Of 6-button lengths in cleaning
kid or soft suede leather worn
Smartly crushed at the wrist-line.
(5) For evening, q pair Of long
Evening star., 1953-11-01
TOUF Fe0Tth
Trying to Find Early
Cases of Stomach Cancer

number of cases, that is nearly
80 per cent of caseS?"
l. Age is of great value. At
the Lahey Clinic about 90 per
cent of the cases are past IS
years of age.
2. The percentage Of cases
with perniciouS anemia may be
two to three times that of the
general population past IS years
of age.
8. We know that there is a
general spread of cancer Of the
stomach; cancer cells can be
seen growing along the nerves.
4. The average age of patients
with stomach cancer is about 56
years.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Even Fostidious Women NeqIect Gloves

Gloves are the most neglected
item in the average woman's
wardrobe. according to a recent
survey by a national fashion
group.
Eighty-eight per cent of the
women queried said that they
owned only one pair of really
good gloves, seven single gloves
the mates to which had been
lost-and three pairs in various
states of disrepair.
The survey also elicted the
fact that most women were con-
fused as to the proper type of
Evening star., 1953-11-01
Note to the Bride

You'll be an even more fasci-
mating bride If you walk in an
aura Of fragrance. Place a
Sachet tablet with your veil,
hang a Sachet bag on the hanger
with your gown. A subtle scent
will cling to your wedding cos
tune.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
aluminium Utensils

Cast aluminium utensils are
made by melting the metal and
pouring it into a mold. Stamped
aluminium pots and pans are
stamped out Of a sheet OF cold
metal. The cast utensils will last
a lifetime If they are given
proper care.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
MRS. F. A. KREINHEDER
The former
Miss Dorothy Sidler.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
E. Sidler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. Sidler, of Dam
vile, Pa, to Mr.. Frederick A.
Kreinheder took place October
oath at the Calvary Baptist
Church, with DR.. Clarence w.
Crawford officiating.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kreinheder
of Hastings, Nebr.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

white kid-S-button length for
shoulder length for elegant
formal wear.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Miss Patricia Murphy.
Miss Patricia Ann Murphy,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee p. Murphy, was married
October "a at Holy Name
Rectory to Mr.. Roy Gale Lamb,
jr. The Rev. Christopher Two
hig officiated at the ceremony,
following which a reception was
held at the Admiral Club.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1953-02-02
By Romon Coffmon

and in only six hours we are
near the moon. This little world,
the earth's companion. has a
diameter of 2,160 miles. That is
a little more than one-fourth of
the earth's diameter.
While we are close to the
moon. we gaze at the surface
through the windows of our
rocket. Each window has a
pane" made of transparent
plastic foot thick. We can
see through this material very
well. On the moon we see
craters in vast number and DR.:
Jones remarks:
about 10000 of those craters
have been counted. Many of the
holes are more than 2 miles
deep!"
In few minutes we leave the
moon behind. Onward our rocket
goes, in the direction of the
bright planet Venus.
the e1eTsday fe Of the aneen. aaeni
| Romans will be mailed without
charge to any reader who incloses a
| stamped return envelope. Send your
Star Ask for Rome and the olden
Romans"
Evening star., 1953-02-02
Uncle Rays Corner
KERRY DRAKF

Judging by letters which have
come to me, the interest in
rocket travel has grown during
the past year. Some persons
hope that they will make a
rocket trip to some other planet
in the solar system, or at least
to the moon!
Such trips are likely to take
place within the next hundred
years. AS we gain more knowl-
edge of atomic power. we should
be able to move rockets at speeds
almost past present dreams. 1t
seems likely to me that rocket
will reach the moon within the
next 10 years; perhaps it will
carry cameras instead Of people,
but if it circles the moon and
gets back to the earth, the trip
will be a great event.
Right now, without the help
of rocket trips, We have a good
deal of knowledge about the
solar system.
Let us suppose that we decide
to make a journey. Our rocket
Is a big one, with a length of
1000 feet and with as much
space inside as there is in a
Evening star., 1953-02-02

Zenith frunkIY coVtIoNs yes 70 realize the
importance of this Recommendation.
As principal producer Of fine hearing
aids, sold by the largest hearings aid
dealer organization in the world, Zenith
emphasizes this vital advices
Don't 20 to q bearing cid dA~ler for
medical adpice on yosr s1r troubles. Go
to yoNr pbyGci4n Or o'OLcgist (ear ps-
eialist); be is the first person 10 hrm to
for adAtice on yOEr ears and bearing.
Why Is Zenith bringing this message to an
estimated 5000, 900 of Americas hard
of hearing? Why does Zenith, with the
largest hearing-aid dealer organization
in the world, tell you specifically Don't
go to hearing aid dealer hrst!"
The onswers ore simple.
The great Zenith hearing aid organiza-
ton is deeply concerned over recent efforts
to make the public believe that hearing aid
statesmen are professionally qualified to di-
agnose hearing troubles and"prescribe" and
FIT hearing aids. If you visit hearing
aid dealer, don't be misled into the belief
that any oAicial-looking Certificates,
impressive hearing tests" elaborate
electronic equipment and so-called
scientific fitting" procedures can substi-
tute for qualified medical adpfee. Any
hard-of-hearing person not knowing the