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ROOMS EURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

rm.. pvt. bath. twin
beds. innerspring mattresses. Conv.
transp. Empi. only. TIE. 6-Q90s.
Z s. IRvLNG ST., ARL.-2 rms,
sgle; and dble.: close to transp.: mr..
Pentagon yA. 5,656o. -.
utils. furn.. S15 wk. 2 sleeping
rooms. So wk. Light and airy. excel.
SURROUNDINGS: 3 min. walk to D. C.
line. UN. 4-2679. 10
N. ARL.--Duplex apt; newly furn.
kit. privils.: close to bus and stores.
Call weekdays except Sat. before 5
pm. Refs; lady. ME. 10000, Ext.
SLEEPY fi; MOI Hollow aHSl sRCrIoN--cdSr %
or 2 girls with kit. and ldry. privils.
Phone JE. 4-0526 after 1870 pm.
8
AELINGTON-WIDE OPEN SPACES
Ten minutes from D. c.; free park
ing. daily maid service. ia. $500.
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WESLEY HOTEL
2131 o ST. NV.
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Complete with efficient no.
tel services and conven-
fences. plus a well-roundeC
social program
Daily, So Up; Monthly, $50 UL
HO. 2-9100

COLORED-l8OI Ist ST. NV
Large front rm. and kit. for empl
cple. NO. 7-5l35. %
COLORED-ROOM for rent; reason.
able rate; rear busline: beautifully
decorated. ia, g-4S39. "a
COLORED-FRONT RIM. refined per.
son cooking privil. with / other
615 Lamont st. NV. TU. 2-4427 eyes
COLORED-l61s 18th ST. NV
Room for working couple. also singl,
room. Will care for child. Call AID
C0LORED-NEwLY REMODELED-
20 rms; 40 baths, $40 wk, up
Gle NV. DU. 7-160s.; -
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ROOMS FURNIsnEp-N.E.

COLORED-LARGE 'front.' room. back
room. steam heated: pvt: conv.
transp,; for empl. cple. or sgle. 241
COLORED-LARGE front room, &C.
cept children: Drivileges. Ii. 3-4426.
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DAILY, S.3O TO B. sunday, IL to 2
J. Fl. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
WASHER, Thor Automagic: . yrs.
old; excellent condition; S76. HA.
Washers. late models. look ike
new, $40 each. Also washers. $50.
wAsH ii; Maytag Il: wrinrer. $40. Ex-
eeIlent condition; getting automatic.
w Va; nas'4o ABc. medium. electric ?
good condition, $50; Majestic
super insulated gas range, excel.
cond.. S35; I0-pc. dining rm. suite.
walnut finish, incl. a Aft. mirror
and 9xl2 Cungolenm rug, $40. For
immediate sale. AID. 4-4l62: 90
WASHER. automatic. top quality with
priced to SALE at S2l0a5 other
nationally advertised brands in stock
ss low as Sl69.95. Used .automatics.
S1a.95 and up. Open til o pm.
ACTION SERVICE CO.. 1904 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. $4,000.
WASHER-Bendix automatic with
attachments; excel. cond; $50. 10.
wAsHERs-Up to 500 trade in
any nationally adv. automatic
washer. Also 1858 floor samples
and demonstrators, 30cS to 500
of. Cash or terms. SLATTERYS,
1909 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-44l1,
500 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd. OIL
2-6666. -
WATER HEATERS, brand-new; To-
yr. guarantee; no money down; pay
for II on YOUR gas bill; immediate
son, @0o4 r. /. ave. ne. Cali
no o-ooO0
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

BRANCH-M S.E.-Nice quiet 2-bed-
rm.. home. many extras, refgr.
optional: cow. C-S bus. So wk.
LII. l-1100. 10
LARGE ATTRAC. RIM. In pvt. home.
kit. privileges; cow. location and
transportation; garage avail. LII.
4-2635. 5
STUDIO ROOM. next to bath; mr..
Capitol; next to car stop; $35. Ii.
4-57S7, 3
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES. free To good home: females.
part boxer. WO. 6-5607.
SlAMESE CAT, s mos. old, for sale:
COCKER PUPPIES - Blond, Axe
res, mos; 2 male. ! female
IRISH Settlers. Axe res; 10
wks. wormed: shots. Kl. So rs
RASSET HOUND PUPPIES. Axe reg
The dog with the sad face, sWts;
disposition: lifelong companion for
dad and children. FORNEY De
LAUTER Hagerstown. Md. U. S
Route 80. Ph: l:3-J-lS. 90
COCKER PUPPIES mos: red
female; blond male: Axe: Ch. ped.
S35 or best offer. JE. 4-0252. -
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Are
you lonely. need a pet? Buy q
pup. Axe res. Hemlock 4-7529.
FRENCH PooDLE-BLAcK. standard
A Aoaseb Rsalsaee' EN- MOS e2s1s 1 .nS''
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, male and
female, nicely marked. Black and
white. CIR. 3-19l5: -
Ready for breeding. Very afiec.
tionate with children. S35. HE
4-3SI1 y
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BUSINESS SERVICES

FENCES-Reas. prices: cedar screen,
oak boards. cypress, chain link. Free
estimate. Call JE. 2-S006 -
DRAWINGS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS.
furnished reasonably. Call LII.
l-456S. after pm. for further
particulars =
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCOMMODATES . mos. old, $500
seandalle LEO bass 7 shift; black
$500. JE. 4-0494. a
ADDING MACHINES, I0-key cleo,
subtr. desk model. rebuilt. like new,
Sl29.50. Hand FIR. S45 UP: bargains
today. RE. 7-2299. l424 K st. NV.
IS
ADDING MACHINES, Burroughs, nom
electric, S35; Victor visible. $32; 3
typewriters. So ca. After q pm.
A Gnly S Mac nm s; nv 9SS surrouvbs
full Keyboard; in good operating
M condition; $40 each with stand.
Cab MR., THOMAS. DU. 7-l3o0.
AIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
r new in orig: cartons; and demon
cond.: 30ee to 40ee OF: limited guam
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share attrac.
mod. NV. apt. with one other girl;
|. TV; excel. transp.; rea. ia. 9-499S.
174O PENNA. AVE. N.w.-wnI share
5-rm. apt. with congenial girl
Near White House. ST. 3-2s27.
GIRL to share modern 2-bedrm. apt
with z, other girls. Call LII. 1904
after 6 pm. =
1 OR GIRLS to share modern apt
in upper NV; cow. shopping; exp
bus at door; pvt. bedrm, unlimited
phone; Just like home; very reaS
rent. ia. 9-t6S6 after 9 pm. Il
GIRL, 81 to rs, to share 2-bedrm
apt. with :" other girls. Good NV
legation; Conv. transp. Reasonable
BACHELOR WILL SHARE large apt
with l other. in rambling Va. home
atop .5-acre hill; 10 minutes D. C
Fireplace. porches.. pool; pvt. entr
ia. 2:S145 after 8 pm. Il
MACARTHUR BLVD. = Gin. college
grad, to share l-bedrm. apt. with
another; temp. If des. KE. 7-156U
GENTLEMAN to share large furn
RH WITH four others. Northwest
GIRL hR 70 81 SHARE APT. with youns
ne. Ii. 1855 after 8 pm. -
EFFICIENCY in modern apt. bldg,
mr. GEORGETOWN, to share with an
other man, 22-30. RE. 7-4317 after
$50 pm. -
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COLORED-N.E. SECTION rms.
XII kn; . eo 2qap5lse' no children. SO mo.
CoLoRED-I3e5 IRVING ST. NV
Double room, private kitchen next
path. in apt. BLDG; other apis. HO.
COLORED-4e FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Furnished or unfinished. 2 rms,
kit. and semiprivate bath: $50 per
mo. After & m. To. 2-0406. Sc
C0LORED. 1413 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.--1-rm., kit. and bath. $40
every eve tive weeks. SWISS REALTY.
COLORED-s RMS. and kit, nicely
furnished, suit. for 4; weekly or
monthly rates. RA. Slices. %
C0L0RED - 1s45 KILBOURNE PL.
NV bedrm. apt. a rms). pvt.
bath; gar; extra nice. NO. 7-7GH6.
CoLoRED-cIeO F ST. N.w.-La,ee
room. kitchen. bath. refgr; cow.
tranSp.; reasonable. ST. 3-29S9. ---6
CoLORED-iSI2 NEWTON ST. NV.
-, bedIms., liv. rnl, din. rm., kit.
and bath: front and rear porches.
large ward: laundry facilities: nicely
turn. NE. S-494l, &c
COLORED-I9li End ST. Nj.
bedrm. apt. St0 per mo. WILLIAM
H. SAUNDERS CO. INC. DI. 7-1Ol5.
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APIS. FURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. 2-hed-
rm. apt. in attractive bldg. 3
closets; individual thermostat. Adults,
S97 80. JU. 9-3139. 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apt. pvt.
entr.; % empl. mother with day
care Of child. UN. 4-0114. a
COLLEGE PARK (Branchville)-Sec
ond floor. bedrm., liv. rm., kitchen.
pvt hath. utils. incl: $3.50 mo.
SOY Apache ST., WE. 5-4997. 5
TAKOMA PARK, near Walter Reed
Nicely furn., bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
TV and utils. S75-SsO. JU. 5-5269.
IN PVT. HOME; 3 rms. and bath:
/ pvt. entrance; utils incl; College
Park. WA. 1897. Call after 6 p, m.
TAX. PK.-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm. apt.
! on busline; conv. shop; 500, utils.
| incl Accent | child III Q-2RQo
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1893 SPRING PL- NV

Completely turn. and newly dec eff
ciencJ apt. With sep. kit. dressing
closet and oath; SO. Also, avail,
Apyl !, completely redec l:v. nm,
bedrm. kit, anG bath For infc.'
cal Mr. Gill. EN- 10000. LEGUM
4 GERRER REALTY CO. 90
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HAYWOOD GARDENS

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line, ! bus
fare; convenient shopping center
and theater; excellent bus transp-
Nicely furnished apt. reception hall.
liv. rri., dinette. 2 bedrms.. kit.
and bath: S124,20. incl. utils.
Plenty of parking; lovely grounds.
Apply in person, WA. 10000. 3
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SACRlF1CE
OFFICE FURNITURE

Moving Offices to another State
VIII sacrifice office equipment
several gen. wal. modern desks anC
tables, like new. Chairs, safe
lamps. Venetian blinds and misc
equipment. Attractive prices fol-
quick disposal. Phone Elk. 5000
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APIS FuRNlsHEp-p. c.

Nh. CATHOLIC .. and Soldiers
Newly decor. sunny, conven. park.
ing and transp.. Suit. 2 or 5. Must
see to appreciate. WA. 7-2i49.
1851 FAIRMONT ST. Nw-Comb
lily. rm. -bedrm, pvt. bath. Kitchen
cite; apt. bldg. 90 pm. SiI wk.
Observation-Disclosures; complete
s aad n syGo IE wal carpetlng;
1882 FAIRMONT ST. N.w-Liv m,
bedrm., kit. and bath; LIST a. SCI. so
mo. q Also smaller unit cheaper.
1905 r, !: N.E.-2 rms. PVT. kit. and
P nE a wv; 90; utils. furn,: references.
LIv. RIM. bedrm.. kit. and pvt. bath;
$50 per mo-. incl. utils. LU. 4-3l5
PARK RID. west of 1eth-pvt.. mod.
Everything. RA. e.isie. si@o 11o Hf'
hall. refgr,, sink and stove; cplS
3i55 MT. PLEAsANTE2 newly dec.
1-bedrm. apis: also Q unfurn. l.
55ed dSgo apis. TIL. %-l3s7. DE.
a5Oi ouE ST. N.w.-Furn. rm. and
bath apt. in mod. apt. bldg: refgr.
and grill; Avail. immed. 8
CONN. AVE.-1-2 pedrm. apis. also
efhc.; DECOR. cor; 50-unit; 4 clos
cts: "a adults. WO. 6-6866. q
1914 18th ST. NV lge. rms.
and pch;,. Frigidaire. stove and sink;
SIG weekly. %
. 1926 10th ST. NV.
Beautiful. furnished air-cond. effic.
kitchen with exhaust fan and gar
bage DISPOSAL unit. S125 mo. SID
NEY z. MENSH & CO.. MA. S-6440.
COMFORT UNLIMITED - EMBASSY
Section. For limited rent in air
conditioned, bldg. located ct Me-
ridian Park, elegant apt. for 2:
completely furn., linens. silver, china,
etc: plenty Of closets; full bath and
kit; refgr.. elevator. iaundry and
storage; secretarial service. 1875
Euclid st NV. HUI. 3-3402.
912 10th ST. NV.
1915 G ST. NV.
Several attrac. apis; tall ceilings,
1repls.; one to three rms, kit, bath:
ST;50-S115; years lease; refs. DU.
7-1S08.
WIS. AVE.-BSMT APT: LGE. RIM.
AND GOOD SIZED KIT: NICE FOR
SUMMER. WO. 6-6770. IS
NAVAL, BOILING AREA
Sc. I'LL y ST.: Apt; 3-Nicely furn.
$3.50 mo. Open for insp. OIL.
2-0669 or 10. 4-71SS. IS
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GLASSMANOR
DOWNTOWN

Bachelor apt ----- sea
Enc. with sep. kit. SsIl5
Bedrm,. liv. nm. dinette. kit.
and bath Sl1A
Above apis. IN mod. elev., switch
board apt. bids Utils. tel. and
| power outlet for ai:-conditioner
Included Apply 1917 n 81. NV.
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SO N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
IA. S-6914: !, block from Arl. blvd
next to Buckingham housing devel-
opment. Open daily It'll 8. SATURDAYS
til .. Plenty of free parking space
in our large shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL : PM
FURN. of efflc. apt: apt. avail. to
purchaser, $50 mo. 1910 10Th st
NV: ewes, AID. POSTS. A
FURN. FOR SALE-Liv. rm.. bed
rm... TV and kit. furn.: in excel.
cond. viii sac. Phone ia. S-lT56.
FURN.-Bed., maple, complete. chest
OF drawers: 5-pc. breakfast set,
porch furn.: odd chairs: Chinese
chair, tables, curtains, Grapes, ruges
and dishes. ANTIQUES and odds and
ends. EN-. 3-204S.
GAS RANGES. new. used: repairs: oil.
coal; wood ranges. ACME STOVE
10ll 9TH NV, MA. S-S952.
GAS RANGE. Estate. in good condi-
ton, $50. RIA. 6-6252. After s pm.
RIA. 3-6332
GAS RANGES. new. used, Installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 223T Georgia
ave, DE. 2-556B.
GENERATORS, STARTERS. 81. SO up;
lse.. assert. elec. motor repairs. 36tb
yr CARLY 1908 l4th No T-0oo3
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ROOMS WANTED

an and companion. furn. .-bedrm
ap.. in NV. section. Call EN- J.
14qS after q Thurs, Fri. or on Sat
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE

921 G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. d. c.
D1. 1881. Open daily til z, Mon
days and Thursdays til q. PARK
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the BILL
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CAPITOL HILL
THE CORONET

Address of the Nations
Most Distinguished Clientel.
ffF EBEpFM9 ASrs FF f9RMoMssii5577.SBSS
Ii. 3-375O 200 C ST Sc
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MIScEL. WANTED tcont. }
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL. ia. 2-5333:
ewes EN- 9-6-RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

showcases; suitable for
most type stores; some electric
glass fronts and tops. PENN
DRUG, 18th and z NV. "A
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. (cont.

LOVELY REDECORATED Rms
Must see to be appreciated. Very
good location. HUI. 3-9293. IS
YOUNG MAN to share lge. dble. rm
Home privils.; quiet neighborhood;
$35 mo. DE. 2-0735 after IL Sat,
Sun, after $3.50 pm, weekdays,
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SECTION rms,
kit couple, no children. $40 mo.
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Decorated
UNFURNISHED, S72
FURNISHED sos

UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms 4 to 5 closets: new S-cu.-
freezing compartment now being in
stalled: spacious lawns adjacent to
large playground with day school
bus at door. ] zone. Phone 10. 3.
4040
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PRES-TO-LOGS-Ideal free-burninR
fireplace fuel: seasoned. dry little
ash nc dirt. no spark long burning,
easv to store and handle packed
b logs in carton SHURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS, Ii. 7-44SS. lis
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5>S Z 81. ST. rm., Kit, center
bath. w. NJ. BRASWELL. TU. 2-26SS.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-1st A..
bedrm.. liv. rm., kit and bath;
all utils. incl; $40 per mo-; in pvt.
home. Call 10. $4,000. No answer,
4i16 1ith ST. Nw.-very nicely
furnished Groom apartment. RA.
$4,000. -6
MT. -bedrm. apt. mr..
transp.; pvt. bath. gar; suit 3
adults; child ok. NO. 7-7G26: =
1901 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-For
couple: bedroom and kitchen. Utili-
ties furn. -RA. 3-9SS2. Is
NICELY FURN. DUPLEX APT.-Must
be seen to be Appreciated; liv. rm..
lge. bedrm. din. rm.. tiled bath
with shower. utility kit. closed-in
porch: gas h.-w.h. See at 5I06 n.
Capitol st. NV. 8 a.n.-3 pm.
weekdays. Sat. and Sun. all day.
1917 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Bsmt,, ise,
rm,, kit. and bath All conveniences.
&66 9 mo. AID. A.320z.
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
SALE!

The Best of Quality!
The Lowest Price!
All Brand-NeW!
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Bach. apt. furn. and unfurn.. bed -liv,
rnl.. dress closet, pvt. bath, compl.
furn, incl. linens Avail. immed.
Renting now for March !, furn,
bedrm,, efic and bach. apis. ST.
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VACUUM CLEANERS serviced and
repaired in your home, S395 plus
parts YOU authorize to be replaced.
IO 5-Ioo1 4s
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S72
Quality Bedroom Group

Consisting of sofa bed.'I chair. . end
: tables. l coffee table. = smokers. .
!. pictures and . table lamps and
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Life in the u. S.
Life in the u. S.
Shoe Dealers
Seem toFuvor
Bio Families
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 49,. -
When the Louis Breault family
went to the store for new shoes.
they got i9 pairs-one for each
member of the family.
Shoe merchants donated them
$3.50 worth of Brogans as a sales
promotion highlight.
At the store Mrs. Yvette
Breault counted noses.
We've never gone shopping
like this before - all together"
she said. I'm afraid some one
will get lost or left behind"
Mrs. Breault, Al, said she and
her husband, now SIS, came here
as newlyweds from Montreal Is
years ago. All of their 10 girls
and Z boys were born here. The
family is in excellent health. The
parents said they never have
lost a child.
Seven of the children work
and bring home their paychecks.
They all live in rambling house
with five bedrooms. They range
In age from "a years down to 8
months.
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ST, 400 Sold for $40

SAN DIEGO, Calf. (P.-Po-
lice of two countries admitted
failure yesterday in the hunt for
Annie Porters silver coffee pot.
It was stolen by one man
August 25, hidden with other
loot by another and taken to
, Tijuana, Mexico, by a third.
There the entire lot was sold to
an unidentified taxicab driver
for $40.
The coffee pot held Annie
porter's entire savings of 81 400.
None of the three men through
whose hands it passed had
bothered to look into it. They
are in Jail pending court ap-
pearances.
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Better Late Than Never

ISHPEMING, Mich. R.-
Postmaster John T. Burke re-
ceived a hotel key in the mail
the other day from a forgetful
guest.
The key was marked Room
l6, Nelson House"
The sender was a little late
in returning the key. The
Nelson House was destroyed
by fire in 1929.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13
Shipwreek Traffic

WILMINGTON, Calf, (P.
"A small boat skipper has
learned that the perils of the
sea are nothing compared to
those of Los Angeles traffic.
w. F. Yeomans of nearby
Hawthorne was towing his
homemade 28-foot cabin
cruiser to the harbor for her
maiden cruise Saturday when
his car collided with another
auto. The cruiser slid of a
trailer and the hull and rudder
were damaged.
Mr.. Yeomans was treated at
q hospital for shock.
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Solely Surprised

ST. LOUIS, (P).-Jules M.
Schroeder got a surprise yes
terday when he pulled some
lumber from beneath a house
he is building at Times Beach
in st. Louis County.
He saw an iron wheel pro-
truding above the ground. Mr..
Schroeder dug deeper and I'M
earthed a safe, which authori-
ties said, apparently was stolen
from the South Town Used
Cars, Inc, here last July Z.
The 400-pound safe con-
tanned $l45 cash and an as
sortment of papers.
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Visitors to Hunt Seals

BONN, Germany Shore and
inland resorts along the German
North Sea coast are preparing to
introduce visitors to a new sport
seal hunting. Permission has
been given to hunt some Of the
1000 seals that live between Sylt
Island and the mouth of the
Elbe River.
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ElIender in NepqI

KATMANDU. Nepal. Sept. IS
(R).-Senator Ellender, Demo-
crat, Of Louisiana, who is touring
United States diplomatic centers
to study expenditures, flew here
yesterday. He conferred with
Foreign Minister DR.. r. Regmi
and other Napalese and Ameri-
can officials.
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1t Pays to Advertise

LOS ANGELES, (PD.-The sign
over the door of the usd car
salesroom said 1--WE need your
car-drive in" Lewis jackson,
jr. did-with his throttle stuck.
His auto yesterday crashed
through a heavy wooden door,
sideswiped two cars on the show
room floor, ran head-on into a
convertible and bounced 1t into
another auto. Mr.. jackson, SO.
was not hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13

India. one wants to go to Red
China and one to South Korea,
he added.
The United Nations is await
ing word from Mexico on
whether it is willing to take the
men, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13
s. Korea PWs in India
Ask 10 ResettIe in Mexico
By the Associated Press

NEW DELHI. Sept. 13.-Fifty-
three of the SO Korean prisoners
of war held in India have chosen
to be resettled in Mexico, Deputy
Foreign Minister Anil K. Chanda
announced today.
Thirty-three want to stay in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13

Mother-You have your new
book and I will hear you If you
ring your bell. I am going out
In the yard and play with Jean
for a little while.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13

Mother-Do go and play and
quit asking me to do things with
you. You know + want to spend
all the time I can with Sister
while she is sick.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-08-28
BIAS AND CHURCH

The World Council of Churches meeting in Evans
ton, Illinois, has before it the question OF color
prejudice in churches which places the United States
in the category with South Africa as the only two
countries toerating the practice OF bias in churches
This SOLDERING fact that America with centuries
of opportunity to advance its culture has not IN the
matter of human relations progressed beyond newly
born nation in the wilds of the Dark Continent The
Christian church is dedicated to the preaching of the
divine commandments on universal brotherhood; and
the assumption of that office places upon the church
the duty of leadership to end the luminosity of one
eroup toward another group since all are OF the same
earthly family. With possible excuse the church
has ignored that solemn obligation.
There are, however, instances of growing concern
about the reSsneSs of churches Catholic Archbishop
Robert Lucey of San Antonio Texas labeled Segrega
ton sin" ard ordered it abolished in his diocese He
said the church should lead and not follow in the fields
of social Justice and social charity He cited the action
of secular government, military leaders and private
organizations to eliminate discrimination. President
Benjamin E. Mays of Morehouse College, Atlanta,
Georgia in his address before the World Council said
"e local churches permit secular bodies such state
and federal courts the United Nations big league base
ball. professional boxing colleges and universities pub
lie schools and theatres to initiate social change in the
area of color. But when secular bodies initiate the
change, local churches follow, slowly or not at ALL
President Mays said further Wars involving all
kind, the rise of atheStic Communism the develop
ment of the Nordc theory of racial superiority, the
struggles of the coored peoples everywhere for freedom
and new emphasis the meaning of the gospel in
Dur time have made embarrasSngly aware of the
vide gulf that frequently exists between gospel and
,ur practice"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-08-28

GERALD LOUIS MCLEOD
Who has recently receiv-
ed his Ph.D. degree in Or
ganic chemistry from Bos-
ton University and is join
ing the research staff of
the National Bureau Of
Standards, Washington,
DC.
DR.. Mcleod obtained his BIS.
from Wiley College, Marshall,
Texas, where he was gradual
ed summa cum laude, and his
Masters degree from the State
University of Iowa. He is g.
rember Of Phi Lambda Epsilon
Honorary Chemical Society.
Society of the Sigma XII and
The American Chemical Soci-
ETY.. A paper, taken from DR..
Mcleod dissertation, is being
presented before the American
Chemical Society meeting in
New York in September. He is
the son of DR.. Egbert C. Nc
Leod, pastor of the Union
Church in Boston,
Mass, and Mrs. G. Mcleod.