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Gisbs fdSiee TF49 sbsdrm sb nri brick; ss r.al on
4zlo N. 18th ST; Arl.. vs.-country
Club area. 3-bedrm. brick Cape
fsf fs4AFE Ffnt coRP Sps 5ss AlERaE Wsan SEaL s7d
Ar; Va" ia. 7-444s; ewes. JE,
8 BEpRooMs-NEARIY NEW
min. Pentagon. 10 D. c..
blk. bus, shopping, ctr, mr.. public
soodsine sn Yoanssto%n kitchen D11Se auto
washer; 500 mo. LA. 6224S. 16s
1905 BURKE AVE.
.. bedrms,, bath. liv. rm.. dinette
kit. bsmt.. fenced yard. 500 mo.
Phone TIE. 6-7244 or XII. 9-6644.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
404 S. PITT ST.
rm.., kit. bsmt.. front porch, fenced
or KI. 9-6644.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
1904 ELMWOOD DRIVE
area. SsorTf Pit. Ga5n nU bsmt, n.y. Utility ns am..
fenced yard. $40 mo. Phone TIE.
6-7244 or XII. 9-6644.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
646 8. HENRY ST.
2 bedrms.. semidetached. full bsmt.
500 mo. Phone TIE. 6-7244 or
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 Q. st. Aspah st., Alexandria. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw.

COL0RED--DELAFIELD Pr. NV
4-Deorm: ork.; gas heat: aluminium
storm windows. weatherstrips, elec.
aeIsr': aS. :nS Dpiitsin saraes; Near Kansas
Petworth and J-6 bus line. immacu-
late condition. Terms easy and
GRAvATTE. Reaitor. Ma. Soo75s. -
COLORED-52ll End ST. NV
bedrms, 2hz baths, nice iiv. rm..
sep Sc large din. rm,. large kit. flnish-
OWNER. Can be seen between To.S99
and $3.50. RA. 3-235S. -i6
COL0RED-4OIs 18th ST. NV
S-iamily brick home with rooms,
hmciuding complete kitchens.
sss Ssns he iecsTis ssse 5eefrssraSss and
EMa EsvmS; s-59i574a 125 4-ssl7' w. L. MOORE
COLoRED-UNIvERsITY PL. NV
near Euclid, home and income
kitchens; 2 baths. oil heat, excel.
cond.. well financed, good rental
nneighborhood. v. D. JOHNSTON, HU.
CoLoRED-ouINCY ST. N.w.ENr-
baths. . inclosed porches. beauti-
fully decorated, auto. heat. rec. rm..
well financed. v. d. JOHNSTON.
CoGoRED Ok Red HOME WITH INCOME
ants q Capitol ss%n,sps snd Id R; l. ave; ec. NV
f1rn. license; for sale BY owner.
COIOREDENR. 18th AND KENNEDY
-Det. a-rm.. 2ls-bath home in excel.
cond.;, firepl. garage; asking S2l..
NV fSVEsMfSTs sHS SSTs PaNS@snj Ne tu cSSSHx s5sa
coIoRrn@,soo or, 1 r,x 9th CT NV
Beautiful 9-rm., 2-bath home. un-
matched in beauty. planned for
utility from its marble tile recrea-
tion room to the 2nd-fioor kitchen.
Somt "nd 5ss8 rsDsfi o i've Buy xtoas Ss
S21, 900. substantial down payment.
cali DE. s-6sse or ewes. DE. s-ssSS.
coLoREp-PErwoRrH NV, 10. corr
Brick semidet.: formerly doctors
residence and once. Tastefully
dec, elec;, kit. with garbage dis
e1sa efn sa1gstns poTeb %SS
man ' or one VINO Who needs @ e'SSms. ise home.
Reasonably priced for quick. sale.
Low Low dSWn sVT payment easy terms.
c6GoREbMisOO! BLK. PARK RD'-
baths. garage. oil heat: good con-
dition; price Sl6.a5O with 81. 600
cash. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
14lS H st. NV. DI. 7-9057; wk. end.
coLoREDENo. ea ST. N.w.IVa-
cant; Il rms. and bath and Lear
brick garage heated by gas: small
down payment. DISMER AUXIER.
CO. sos H st. NV. MA. S-O1l4.
COLORED-i4il MONROE ST.-Va-
cant. det q rms, . baths full bsnt..
new dec: $500 down. UN. 4-7O45.
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LAKE BARCROFT AREA-VA.
Two bedrms. and den; convenient To-
cation. Quick possession. Hot-water
heat, washing machine. disposal:
SlS6 mo. c. II. HALEY. JE. 4-4677.
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3OI9 MANNING ST. Alex, Va
Newly decorated, semidetached home
consisting Of liv. rm.. din. rm:
equip kit. . hedrms. and bath. full
basement, auto. heat and not water
Screened porch. large fenced-ir
yard. sos month; avail. this week
FRED A. SMITH CO.
l1l3 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24St
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cent.


NEWS, SOUVENIRS and gifts. hote
lobby. average business $4,000 mo
this year; responsible gentiles only
Box 353-J. Star. 16s
SERVICE STATION. Fairfax Circle
Va.-Excel,. opportunity for aggres-
sive individual to build q profitable
business handling Americas largest
selling gasoline. Call XII. S-S007.
PARTNER WANTED. in going bust.
ness; only one of its kind in Wash
ington. Call National S-935O. -2C
14th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-Candy
delicatessen and sandwiches; 3 rms
above business. Call PENNY.
APoSToLIDES. RE. 1924 or RA
FREDERICK, MD.-Liquor store; last
years years business, $4,000. oMnel
LIDES. RE. 1924 or RA. 6-379O
APPLIANCE STORE and repair serv.
ice; excel. opportunity for aggres-
sive man; selling due to other bust
ness interest; very reas. OIL. 4-2744
Ia
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VIRGINIA
STONE RAMBLER

Modern rambler. Just . few years
old: & rms. l "a baths, ? fireplaces.
all-elec. kit. laundry rm., elec.
clothes washer: attached gar: large
lot: excellent condition: 90 minutes
from downtown. Immediate posses
sion.
BETHEL
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. DI. 7-3l0C
-1o
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
WHEATON HEIGHTs

bedrms... full basement, in settled
residnetial community. near school,
shopping and transp.: sos per mo
call Mr. Covill. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., 923 18th st. NV. RE.
7-6650. -27
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SAVE. TIME

Our company specializes in rentals
and can introduce you to 25 or 80
current rentals on hand for rent.
Homes of all types from cottages to
estates: priced from $75 to $3.50;
to manage before you rent.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
113 w. Broad St., Falls Church, va.
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WHEATON HILLS

Beautiful home. ground. 2 master
bed-ms., full bsmt., self-storine
alunlin. screens, stoim windows
Many built-ins and extras. awnings.
auto washer. compl. kit. Close to
schools, transp.. shopping. park
Choice residential area. jJU. 6-0249.
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BRAND-NEW
AURORA HILLS

6641 23rd ave.. West Hyattsville, Md
New. semidet. rambler; 8 bedrms.,
gas heat; lovely lot; S136 mo. UN
4-3500. 10. 3-5624. III
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1858 N. 14th ST

ARLINGTON, VA.
Newly decorated. 3 bedrms.. living
room. dining room, equipped kitchen
and bath. Full basement. automatic
heat and hot water. Large fenced-in
lot, Excellent transportation. Avail
able today. S125 mo.
FRED A. SMITH
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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on rohuau, III: % Imo.. pAtH, IN
yard, gas h.-w.h. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL. 2-4S34
UPPER 18TH ST. NV, 1Is DOWN
Dst; brick; 14-room house. B,
OWNER OWNER leaving country. ss RA
UNfVERRsIrY PARK-45so warren VAR
st. NV. For sale by OWNER. s rms,
newly dec. baths. finished Bro
igor rec; :, rm 160 screened rnsf p9 p9rch
Ith ST. NV. nr. Walter Reed
brick; 3ha yrs. old; 8 bedrms., Z
baths. LIST A., powder rm., center.
hall Plan. Plan; Formics Ganoa and ail-elsc
bsmt. 6ri' "tsHi Workshop. ne0I One Of the he mos, @
beaut. homes in the District for the
money, To inspect call OWNER, RA
FOR 4 GROWING FAMILY. $50, 800
n0un1e dih r% E kitchen s% "itn snd FsR SFsskss ss
rm., 8 large bedrms. and study Of
4th bedrm.. ia baths: full base;
ment with toilet and semiflnishec
rec. rm. BY OWNER. TU. 2-13S4
OWNER OFFERS DETACHED BRICK
1-year-old. near Bureau of Stand.
den: finished rec. rm. with large
picture window; excel. loc. ASKING
$34,750. No agents. EN-. 2-0116.
600 TUCKERMAN ST. N.w.-.Det
brick, senter hall Colonial; 3 bed
rms. 21a baths. recreation room,
2-car garage, wall-to-wall carpeting,
reasonable cash and balance with
IT, 2-iiO5' r"Si Mr.. MANN, VA: z :
FOR see 500; $4,000 cash down you
can purchase one of the best values
in Mt. Pleasant. Imposing detached
sSTs sSft 6saTtifuy MiSe lScatea sn 1T
double lily. rm.. din. rm., den, pantry
floors: full basement with bath;
utility rooms. oil h..w.h.. 2-car ga
sDYdrld sIG 18th Ss: st; For sale t. white Or
GRAVATTE, realtor, Ma. S-0753.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6-6323 9TH st.
NV. corner Of Tuckerman st.-Com-
Portable brick semidet. home, with
8 rms. and 2 inclosed heated porches
This house has provided 5 bedrms.
for g large family. Priced, $l3.15O;
Close to schools, E. QUINCY sMiTH.
week end, OIL. 2-9474. -I6
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
ALL brick. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm;. elec. kit, brk. gar. #. porch;
finished finished rec; rm:, :'ha baths. :; z
your own terms. CONTINENTAL
REALTY g. INVESTMENT co. JU.
SPECIAL. SPECIAL NEW RAMBLER
Waiter Reed area, Top location;
inspired architect; brick-and-stone
construction. Beautiful, spacious.
ultramodern all-electric kitchen;
separate dining room; twin sized
BEDROOMS: 3 baths, closets galore'
RSasn %eH cs snriff Mfs Kehn RA ss4s ssss
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. Reaitor.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5.
1924 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Semi-
det;; finished attic and bsmt.; 8
viii exchange. Open. oWNER. ia.
1gg7oo gg7o'1e PARK RID. N.w.-Lre. lnS hand
Wv. rms, 2 freplaces. Ige. din.
rm.. pantry and kit. 8 bedrms..
safaSe eei NTH q as atG Susrters sna Ssn RnSe2 se
Tedec. To inspect, call DI. 1857.
1dsf.r3s6 MGn: is60qSa chAP1N Fin ST. NV w N .
semidet.- adjoining houses with ga
RACES. ) bedrmS. in each; excel
cond. Call FM. 3-66S7 for ap-
poirtment to inspect. -16
IN BEAUTIFUL PALISADES SEC
Newly redec. 6-rm. house, bath and
a. half, auto. wash. on. spac. LOT
close to streetcar and bus. Call
1881 CHRPfN ST. N.w.-1o rms 3
baths; > frs: new cond.; partly
furn.: lge. lot: S1.000-S2. 900 cash
will exchange; open. OWNER. ia,
9-7010. lie
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont. }

PALISADES. &11.05O-
Exceptionally clean, semidet. frame,
near popular Hardy Grade School
on Foxhall rd.; 6 rms. bath, in
closed porch, full basement. fenced
yard, gas h.-wh. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL. 2-4S34.
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1881 Brothers pl. s.e.-7 rooms. "
baths; garage S135
32O1 18th rd.. s. Arl.. va.-6 rooms:
liz " st. n.e.-S rms. b.: gar; 500
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. Realtor. MA. S-0753.
2221 OBSERVATORY PL.. in Glover
Park-Small row house; 3 bedrooms.
| bath. small yard; .ent. S135.
5244 Watson ST.. Kent. .Md.-Modern
house. Q rms. 2h baths. and gar
den; rent. $500.
2If3 S ST. N.W.-Remodeled stone
house, garage; 10 rms. 41s baths;
rent, S275. Call SANDOZ. DU. =
1894 or BoySen, DE 2-4073. lie
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Immaculate spacious home on 2
large wooded lots; bedrooms. 8
baths, recreation room. maids room,
and bath, separate breakfast room.
screened and open porch. 2 terraces.
barbecue, garage: 9 frontages; deep
freeze and disposal; available June
15 for l or 3 years.
Romye Lamborn
OF. 1856 OF. 4-sO35
Realtor Exclusive Agent
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Mod. 6-rms., n bath. new subdivi-
sion. 500 mo-, furn. II desired
LA. 6-4S12. -19
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Wesley Hts bedrms, ga baths
maids rm.. recreation rm. and bath
screened porch; attached 2-cal
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-292:
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AVE. SEC.
CUSTOM BUILT
$35,0OO

OPEN SUN, l TO S
1885 46 Albemarle st. NV.
This beautiful imported Italian stone
home is ideal for q large family.
Spacious living room and dining
room, kitchen with walk-in pantry,
library and Law. on first floor.
Ind fioor. 3rd moor. bedrooms
and q bath. Beautiful recreation
room complete with bar. Lovely
outside stone patio on of rec. room.
Sub-basement. Oil hot-water heat
Call Mr.. Kay evenings AID. 2-S053.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

LARGE FAMILY HOUSE-12 rooms,
3 baths suitable one family need
ing ; apts.; Silver Spring, Md.
Trade for house trailer. JU. 5-5533.
OWNERS, take trust notes. small
equities on a/c bay estates. 3-a
tracts. etc. N. E. RYON CO.. RA.
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COLORED-VACANT :
lily brick home: 3 rms, kit. and
bath. each; excel. neighborhood.
Small down payment. For appt. call
RA. 3-19l6.
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1131 46th PL Sc.
on . quiet street: large living room
with dining area. complete electric
Kitchen with range. refrigerator
disposal snd dishwasher. Full base.
ment, Ia baths. Available today
S115 mo.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th st. NV EX. 3-24SO
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HAROLD-ROBERT

HOME OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE"
1101 Vermont Ave. DI. 7-S969
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7 o
AR M B E q T F U L
Trade in D. C. investment property
as. part payment! 450 acres. large
80 head of cattle; | mi. Of stream.
lakes.teS. 80 mi. from D. c. OF
Observation-Disclosures. INC.
AID. 4-2G44 IA. 1880
-l6
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COLOREp.

ST SRrS cAEn2riE' ags24X' ssr'T ] 70 ~.
1mmac. row brick with 8 Ice. rms.
and bath tden on 1st mr., CO.
lonial concrete front porch, semi
rec. rm., 2-car det. garage, gas
INV. heat. Priced for immediate
j. LEE DoNNELLY d SON.
MA. S-3316. Eyes. OIL. 4-4n7A.
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OFF VIERS MILL-Ss5
Det.. 2-bedrm. modern house: bsmt
l"4.6 Dewey rd Will sell. rent
APPLYING on trusts. Open Sun. "a
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-21O0
Evening star., 1954-05-15

MODERN COUNTRY HOME. IN va
Lovely. grounds near schools. transp
and shopping; 3 bedrms. ? baths.
isTee % hsrt AM rsHS;ng screeneE nenS;ne porch IG
dryer; lear garage; avail. immedi-
ately. IA S-44OO, Ext 1912. Id
CHARMING AND UNUSUAL 6-rm.
country cottage. Year-round rental.
Wooded estate. pond committing
ARLINGTON-Close in. Two-bed-
rm. brick semidet. Screened porch
fenced yard. $50. KE. S-2714.
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S95 MONTH

Lovely 7-room brick house, in con-
venient section, reduced to rent
quickly. Come to once for key.
others available. 2 Thomas circle
Evening star., 1954-05-15

UPPER 18th ST. NV, I/6 DOWN
Det brick, 14-room house. BY
OWNER, leaving country. RA.
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POTOMAC, ATD.-Navv family leav-
ing June Is: modern 5-bedrm.,
S-6ath home, completely furn.; beau
tiful 3-acre site overlooking canal
and river. Box 327-L, Star. -16
shnmt .f,'ne 1Ath. 4 heIrms baths
Law; lge. porches. incl. screened
sleeping porch: lovely garden: high,
cool loc.; conv. transp. MARTIN.
1926 3Sth st. NV, EN-. 2-46O6.
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WASH. BLVD, ARL., nr. Washing
ton Lee shopping center-3-bed-
rm. semidet brk.; good cond.: oil
heat; complete bsmt.: $110. ia.
4-0534.
ARLINGTON, 370O 1st I'd. South
rms. bath. large bsmt. and yard.
LGE eaeeceG Cor pGHeGu HousE, Gasi' rms. attic.
incl. rear porches, liz baths, ldry.
rm., h. h.-w.h., new oil burner, , entr
Ideal for physician or dental office
and home. On carline, | blk. from
in buying. 4127 1th st. NV. ia.
9-129l; from 6-7 pm, EX. 3-5077.
, 1954-08-18
PRISONER


and there was no response,
then upon investigation the
discovery was made that he
had escaped.
The Police were notified also
the Warden. A search has
been on ever since for the pr
soller who weighs around f45
pounds, has some tatto marks
on his left breast; hair com5ed
back.
, 1954-08-18
,sonnel announces the unassembled
NUTRITION SERVICES

DIRECTOR NUTRITION SERVICES: Salary Range $1,000
$4,000 per annunl Duties involve responsibility for the
planning, organizing, directing and performance Of technical
work in the development and administration of a nutrition
program in the Virgin Islands. The employee provides con-
s~ultative services to the health, social and educational
agencies in the community.
Minimum experience and training include % three years TO
progressively responsible experience as a n~utritionist in a
health and nutrition program Of which one year has included
supervisory or consultant responsibility and C) graduation
from a recognized college or university with a major in
foods and nutrition or its equivalent, supplemented by train
ing to that of masters degree in human nutrition, or in a
public health with emphasis on nutrition; or any equivalent
combination of the required experience and training wherein
one year experience in teaching, research, graduate study or
acceptable related professional work may be substituted for
one year of the aforementioned experience.
Application must be. made on the official form which may
be obtained from the Division of Personnel Branch Office
Christiansted and should be postmarked BY midnight of
August Is. 1854
LLMoN 4.
Director of Personnel
, 1954-08-18
DON MATHIS
Princess Mill
DR.. DE FREITAs coM1NGt

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas.
B. a. O, p. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or.
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday, Aug 10, from 10
am. to 5 pm. & Wed. Aug. II
from 100 to 4:3o pm.
complete ~optometric service
will be Offered to the Munich
|pality Of ST. Croix.
Will be IN Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or c. O D.
, 1954-08-18
FOR SALE
Is4s FoRDoR Chevrolet

i rev tires, new seat covers
nd floor mats) $500. cash.
.lso 1851 Tudor Pswerglide
Chevrolet with all accessories
$4,000 niles new tires & bat
terry excellent condition ex-
cept mi needs repair
$4,000 cash.
, 1954-08-18

ACTING
pointed by the Secretary Of
the Interior. The new Organic
Act states that his salary shall.
not exceed $12,5OO per annum.
The term Of Office is ten years
unless sooner terminated BY
the Secretary Of the Interior
for cause. The comptroller is
not eligible for reappointment.
, 1954-08-18
REoPENING OF SCHOOLS
AND REGISTRATION OF
day, September Z, 1854
YEAR ls54-55
PUPILS FOR THE SCHOOL

PUPILS FOR THE SCHOOL
Glasses 70 rail- public schools
in St. Croix will begin on Tues
All children who have at
tanned the age Of five and one
half years are required to be
registered for for attendance.
Registration will begin at $50
the public schools for the first
am. Pupils who will attend
time are required to present
their Birth or Baptismal Ger
tificates.
, 1954-08-18
ATTACK

the naturalization policy how
ever, whereby the 18th fleet
was also to prevent an attack
, 1954-08-18
starring

starring
jeff Chandler & Faith Domerque
Universal's international Great
laugh hit "ABBoT & COSTELLO
mee4 DR.. JEKYLL & Mr.. HYDE
co-starring BORIS KARLoFF
NEWS ONLY AT: $50 pm
, 1954-08-18

WEDNESDAY. AUG. lst 1854
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE

at 300 & 800 PM.
universals InternationabTop His
torical production in Technicolor
1.-THE GREAT sGcx UPRISING
, 1954-08-18

on the mainland.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Save Penny q Day to Support
Missions, DC. Catholics Urged
500 at Dinner Heur
'coppers-for-Ch
Appeal by Priest

Every one was urged to save
a penny q day for missionaries
last night in q Mayfiower Hotel
address by the Rev. Frederick A.
Mcclure, executive secretary Of
the Mission Secretariat.
Speaking at the second annual
Missionhurst dinner. sponsored
by the Immaculate Heart Of
Mary Mission Guild on behalf
of the Immaculate Heart Of
Mary Mission Society, Father
Mcclure urged:
"Coppers for Christ-a parade
of pennies to convert the world"
500 Attend Dinner.
He told the audience of 500
that $4,000 Catholics in the
Washington metropolitan area
alone, If each saved a penny a
day for the missions, could take
care Of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary missionaries. The Immac-
ulate Heart Missions are located
at 1851 North Twenty fifth
street, Arlington, Va.
Father MCGUIRE asserted that
the missionaries are working to
prevent total destruction of the
world or it's total tyranny. He
declared the only true powerful
opposing force to communism is
the Catholic Church. In plead
Evening star., 1954-11-07

ing for financial aid for the
missionaries everywhere. Father
Mcclure said:
"As you sit down to every
meal, put one penny in q tin
can as a meal for God"
For he said that not only must
the missionaries themselves be
fed, clothed and housed, but
they must feed the poor, main
tain hospitals and educational
institutions and aid the UNDER
privileged generally.
Ambassador Pays Tribute.
A message to the gathering
from Baron Silvercruys, the Bel
gian Ambassador, was read by
the Minister Plenipotentiary
Maurice Heyne. Belgian Embassy.
The Ambassador joined in the
tribute to the Immaculate Heart
of Mary Mission Society, which
was founded in Belgium in 1862.
The ambassador said he had
personally seen the good work of
this order at first hand. He has
known "the inspiring devotion
and zeal Of these Belgian fathers
in far-away lands" he said.
The Very Rev. P. ]. Kelker-
mans, provincial superior of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Fathers in the United States, a
native of Belgium, told of boxes
of food, church vestments and
medicines sent from Arlington
to Haiti. He declared there are
no more generous persons in the
world than Americans.
DR.. Joseph D. Casolaro, Guild
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Baby Dies Of Beating,
Father Admits Blows
-AP wirephoto via radio.
BY III. As.oeio.ed Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-@A young
father was quoted by police as
saying that he slapped and
slammed his 6-months-old son
to death early today because
the baby was crying.
1t. Ernest Sloey said Sylvester
Grimes, 26-year-old laborer,
signed a statement describing
the attack after first contend
ing the baby was injured acci-
dentally in a fall.
Grimes and his wife, Carmella,
81, also parents of 5-year-old
twins, were held without charge
after they brought the baby to
hospital for treatment.
The boy, Rodney, already was
dead apparently from a skull
fracture. Bruises covered much
of his body. Hospital attendants
summoned police after noting
the extent Of the injuries.
1t. Sloey said Grimes related
that the baby's crying awakened
him after his return home from
drinking beer and that he first
held the boy and then slapped
him five or six times" when he
continued CRYING.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
300 Area Students
Hear NeWsmen Tell
How Business Runs

Approximately 800 students
from nearby Maryland. Virginia
and the District heard a SYM
postum of newspapermen explain
the intricacies of the business
yesterday at the American Uni
versity's Sixth Annual Journal
ism Day.
The day-long session, held on
the campus, was headed by H. D.
Crawford, director of journalism
at the school.
The students, mostly from
high schools in the area, heard
lectures on the opportunities in
journalism, and took part in a
general discussion following SYM
posiums held at both the morn
ing and afternoon sessions.
Those taking part in the meet
ing included: 4H
John H. Cline, associate editor
of The Star; Glen Bayless, news
editor and assistant chief, Wash
ington bureau, McGraw Hill
Publications; Ben Gilbert, city
editor. Washington Post and
Timer Herald; Kenneth G. Craw-
ford, Newsweek Magazine; Theo-
dore F. Koop, Columbia Broad
casting System; Chalmers Rob-
erts. Washington Post and
Times Herald; DR.. Regis L.
Boyle. publications adviser,
Eastern High School; Bob San
din, Arlington Daily Sun; Rus
sell C. Tornabene, National
Broadcasting Co.; Bernard Frai-
point, composing room foreman,
Mercury Press; John F. Mcleod, /,
picture editor. Washington Daily
News and Paul r. Hill, feature
writer. United States Informa-
ton Agency.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

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private army. The premier, a
man of great integrity and as
cetism, opposes gambling and
vice in general and would like
to put his own man at the head
of the police. But he is power
less to do so and would run
counter to the wishes Of Chief
Of State Bao Dai if he did. The
ex-emperor put the Binh Xuyen
in control before Mr.. Diem took
over the government.
Without the loyalty and obedi-
ence of the army and the police,
Mr.. Diem is paralyzed. He plans
to carry out widespread reforms
such as land redistribution which
would answer the Communist
led Wet Minis claims. But he
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and the army can, be depended
on to maintain order while this
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stalled.