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Evening star., 1954-10-27

a tin megaphone from his belt
and yelled orders through it to
some errant pedestrian. The
effect was like having q bull
creep up and roar suddenly In
your ear.
Secrecy Still Prevails.
One handicap I constantly en-
countered was the inadequacy Of
information. Nobody I asked
later seemed to know much
about a park I encountered. Yet
it was obviously new. it was
crowded with young couples
incoming around, and it seemed
to me to be q worthy achieve
ment by some public authority.
1t may be the Chinese have
been so impressed with the need
for military security in recent
years they refuse to answer such
questions without official sane
ton. Yet in the train earlier I
had asked about the state Of
crops and received detailed an
swers, though in parts Of the
Soviet bloc this is still a punish
able offense.
Anyway, to add to the mystery
Of the park, ] examined one
building more closely. It proved
to be built of some kind Of fibre
board and cement mixed in.
Perhaps it was a temporary
structure built for the celebra-
tions. Around it were fat spruce
trees wrapped up in ribbon,
which may sound odd, but never
theless was true. The people
there were shadowy figures and
once I glimpsed three men
sitting at a table inside another
building with a portrait Of Mao
Tse-tung on the wall behind and
a young Chinese standing rigidly
in front of them. I was glad to
leave that park. It was too full
Of unexplained mysteries.
Little Advance Notice.
Much later I was told to be
up at dawn to catch a plane for
Hankow. It seemed very short
notice, but I was to find it part
Of the official routine that no
Evening star., 1954-10-27
New German treaty
Argued as Basis for
Carrying Out "A viii

A Federal court ruling that q
peace treaty has been. executed
between the United States and
Germany is being sought here in
connection with the carrying out
Of the terms Of q will.
The will is that Of Mrs. Ell
frieda B. Droop. widow Of Carl
Droop. former music store pres
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Germany last Friday Of Q 1923
Treaty Of Friendship. Commerce
and Consular rights.
The suit asked permission to
distribute the estate to the
German relatives.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Sculptor to Be Honored

Felix de Weldon. sculptor Of
the Marine Corps War Memorial
(Iwo Jima Statue). will be guest
Of honor at a meeting Of the
Globe and Anchor Society at
noon tomorrow in the Army and
Navy Club.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
1885 Q. Capitol 81. Sc. 10. 3-SeOe
Children's Corner
(Clothing-s shoes--Furn:zToysl
S016 Nichols Ave. s.E. 10. 2-40O0
The Children's Shop
4o1s 8. cSpiss1 ad's9' 81. Sc. 10. sass
The Clothes Mart
(Men's Wear)
1921 Q. Capitol st. Sc. 10. 8-6O0A
Darling Dress Shop
,oe a., y sssWosnssn's wear2 ..a,oo
Grand Paint & Hardware
paints. Hardware. Housewares, Etc.l
227 Penna. Ave. S.E. Ii. 6-6803
Handee's Dept. Store
25O3 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1-3SS3s
Kreger's Dress Shop
lLadies' Wearing Apparel)
668 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 6-2480
Naylor Kiddie Land
2S28 Alabama Ave. Sc. LU. 1880
Sandy Sue Kiddie Shop
lChildren's Wear shop)
1889 Savannah 81. Sc.
8 Elmirs st. S.W. 10. 8-41l1
The Suit Shop
(Men's Clothingl
206 penna. Ave. sc. Ii. S-4S3S
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstylist
2277 Savannah st.. Sc. 10 1-O1OO
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Bethesda-
Chevy Chase, Md.

Adler and Mandel
(Auto Seat Covers b Tops)
1909 Wo0dmont Ave. OIL. 4-7901
Beyda's
(Children Apparel)
Wisconsin Ave. at Western OIL. 6-S422
Curtain & Drapery Shop
(Custom Slipcovers a Draperies)
1899 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2.4446
Fortuna, Inc.
Nugeage. b Lesthergoods)
52O2 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-2S3S
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes q Uniforms)
5434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 3-1669
Monty's Kiddieland
(Children's Clothing, Toys, Furniture)
7217 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6142
Ray Koontz Mems Wear
Mems Clothing q Haberdasheryl
S426 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-060O
Evening star., 1954-10-27

what South Wet Mans currency
brings.
The unpopularity Of the new
northern regime was demon
strated dramatically when $4,000
Roman Catholic Wet Namese
escaped to freedom in a tattered
feet Of small boats. RATS and
junks Sunday. They were picked
up outside the three-mile limit
by q light feet of French vessels.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
bNAANA%A>H%NNAHA%>AANNAAA
NV. Downtown
Shopping District

: Shopping District
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A & N Trading Co.
(Men's sportswear-work ,clothins.
.oo N .. MNiliWsary-Lussaselr W ,....
Ann Osborne Shop
174s FTsR'Hs 81. NV: ws''''A''' fafo's 81: '9s.1sye
Bertram
ssS sSott ssss g. s% I'.as. H. assS; ssssS
Breslau
e,A ,e.n ssG Gsd1ss' Nw ssors,r rs,r. .-sss.
Button Shop
asS assSTins hish hsssRDNsws s NV Art FNssdisySs w. sSssS
Capitol Wall Paper Co., Inc,
ia L." .S"sss.DSpWsE 81. NV. and Pisnat, IA. s-ssze
Carlton Casuals
ase sssirts ts.h gleusNss; se Linssris Jsws!sZ n2
Caswell Custom Tailors
Sai rds f.sS. sS osSss HS.. Hw scy Men g. wc%sn
Crosby Shoe Stores
Featuring Mary Jane ghoes)
III la' IL & y. NV NV. ne: Ne: s-sss7 s.sss7
Curtain B Drapery Shop
7s uitS3 i1sR q. s1 S% GSv'r' ps:psr!:' er ps4s.o
Fields Clothes, Inc
.Men's Clothing b Furnishinssl
Fogels
1ass Msss:sf i MeHs S% wsa.. sports eocs:,
Forsythe Shoes
,sssI Iedss. ss N% Shoes d AecfssSris: MH. s.so,.
George w. King
(Leather OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6l1 11th st. NV. MA. 8-4242
GOozh Gifts
SIS PennA. Ave. NV. DI. 7-So40
Irving's
tsportins Goods, eportswsar.
10th . Z sts. NV. Ex. s-sess
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
sas ,,.s tTsn,s ss. NV. wEuFn''hinEss2 Ea2. ...,,.
Latt's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
01O 14th st. NV. Elk. 3-1700
Liberty Shops
1900 a atWsonSsn,s " nv. Aeee'sofass' HF ,.a..,
SEQ 18th 81. NV, Ex.S-2614
Marilyn's
scs g1Rss; sass 81. .sssE,' sw Afss''s.s e.. ssss.
MT. Vernon Cycle q
Sport Shop
424 9th St. NV. ME. e-2784
Neuman's, Inc.
...., !Mer.s Wsar) 80.
h422 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. 0-1080
New York Trimming Store
Dressmakers; supplies. Fabrics
s1s @ 81. NV. DI s-s4ss
Nugent's
1910 G.d,ss' 4 ss N%gp NA%gp.rs'-IiRPSssriss. Rs, ss..s,z,
Plaza Sport Shop
10th D q sts. NV. m. s-2S4S
The Princess Shop
,,os r 81! nSatss' SeW. ADDsrsiRa Rar. ..sseo
ROchel's
,oSp prsssss e. ccsts SM suits sas Ms Fuss srs9ae
Saltz # St.
,s94 MfPs T.. clS.N1ns SM 3 rurRtsniassl MEa assls,
Schmid's Emporium
of Pets, Inc.
41-ts tsvss,'9stsess E. ss ss% tss -Four ME E.':. :.z1,.
Shirley's
,iis iss'ss'lsss.nk 4 Il. V s''u''' A. sss!sssssS sssss
Simon Atlas q Sons
tsporting Goods d Firssrmsl -.
Sport Center
ssI S'ib,ipsss q. 1se%ss's'' s% s'fHs H. sssssiRss sssss
Stewards Camera Shop
ssm ssmssgFsass sgss q. kn%Ssosr'Dh'fR k% RE: EsuP2sHssSa 4PsHsa
Surplus Sales Company
(Clothing-Shoes--Camping Suppliesl
026 Penns. Ave. NV. RE. S.2646
Tall Apparel Shops
(Wearing Apparel for Tail dirlsl
TSS 18th Ss NV. d. 5-SSS9
Tall Fashions
(Women's Wearing Apparell
$50 18th st. NV. Dl. 5-2SO5
Town d Casual Shoes
SIT 11th St. NV. MA. 8-8316
Union Wallpaper d
Paint Co.
Washington, AHlingten
q Silver Spring ST. S-SSe6
Urdong Bros, Inc.
Ladies' Resdy-to-Wearl
1905 2 81. NV. MA. S-o6e6
Vans Mems Shop
CMen's Weary
Vincent ct Vincent Hairstylist
500 11th st. NV. MA. S-0S35
Whelan's Drug Agency
,4eGH Il 81. c'HNss7.'' NV. oA''ssiii 'ssiii. s.ssss
Wilson's Mems Stores
(Nationally Advertised Brands)
Pa. Ave. ut 9th N w. ME S-O641
Evening star., 1954-10-27

Quality Shoe Shop
,, tRed Goose Shoes,
Seegreen'S Toy Fair
lToys. Whee.. Goods. School supplies)
1903 Georgia Ave. 10. S.44S3
Viers Mill Hardware
(open $3.50 to 800: sundays
9:30-1 30
Viers MIL Shopping Center 10. 5-3sSS
$<%<<><%%N<%%<%%%%%<<%>%%>4
; w. fayetteville, Md.
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CARROTS Dress Shop
,.o. Especially shopl
$500 Hamilton st. UN. 1-6931
The Henrietta Shop
Nationally Advertised Ladies' App.)
SO2S Hamilton st. UN. 4-DSO0
Leb0w's Riddles Wear
(Shoes. Infants and Chtldren's Wear)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
S1O2 Hamilton st. ts. UN. 4-S373
Mel Ron Fabric Shop
64@O Queens Chapel Road UN. z.7o1S
Suburban Shoe Shop
Poll Parrot Shoes)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
311S Hamilton st. UN. 4-9T3S
Evening star., 1954-10-27

RObinsOn'S
- lwomen's weary
1889 Conn. Ave. NV. NO. 5-0S6S
Shoe Fair, Inc.
ioss Conn sSs. Ave. NV. Ex. s1Ss s1Sss7
Ted Lewis Restaurant
JUST WONDERFUL Fo0p,,-
Course, quality Dinners
VanderlOO
1850 Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 5-66Se
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5 Columbia Heights s
Upper l4th st. NV.
Shopping Center)
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Barnett Fashion Shop
2e1s 14th 81. NV. bU. 7-ssOo
Beyda's
snas aDissssss. issS q. sx xehllar'nasD a. w;aE .ss4s
Crosby Shoe Stores
90. Fsaturing Mary Jane Shoes, ,,...
Ida Seigel
ssss %sPRi Psss a. Ap1sys1 NV and zB sssss
Irving Music & Radio
Observation-Disclosures
so4? 14th 81. NV. co. s-4seo
Irving Shop, Inc.
Mems Wear)
Krasner's
ss4o ,4.S rsR'nlns 81. NV. ApDa1f5E bE. s-17se
Levitan's Mems Wear
=. !Men's Furnishinss d clething, ..
Perry-NelSOn
feminine Apparel b Linseriel
81O5 14th st. NV. Ho. 2-3778
Renay's
.,os "a tSdsserHity 4. e Il FashioHHss, Hs' 1.o,,o
The Sally Shops
.,.. q H5Feminins Il Fsshion;> .s.o
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I Areas
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Bellies Dress Shoppe
4s1s Geor1is Ga Ave. NV ia IA. s-saso
Bowman Motor Sales
(studebaker sales q eervicel
1880 Georgla Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
Dolls & Danes
(Feminine AppareD
6424 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. 8-4646
Handley Motor Co.
Cord Sales q 9erviee)
6323 Georgia Ave. NV ia. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-10-27
: SilUev Spring, Md. ;
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A & A Hardware Co.
(SPRED SATIN PAINT)
lOpen Sundays 10 to %
0441 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-631O
Bradley'S
tClothiers and Haberdashersl
$40 Georgia Ave. JU. 6-4020
Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances ~ Television)
1927 Georgia Ave. JU. 5-04OO
Capitol Motor Co.
packard Sales & service)
92s Philadelphia Ave. JU. $1,000
Darling Dress Shop
SO32 New Hampshire Ave-,
LANGLEY Park HE. 4-3O33
GlOria'S
Iadies' sportswear d Linseriel
$3.50 Georgia Ave. JU. 0-6262
Langley Mems Wear
500 New Hampshire Ave. HE. z-0O10
Matt OgenS
sss, f.ssaa Gaaass' ss. sRssad'-so-Tsfr, yS. s-,,so
Montgomery Hardware
tHousewares,. Paint d Hardwarel
S645 Georgis Ave. JU. 9-b56O
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
8223 Georgia Ave. 10. 6-32S2
l Nan Richards
Il Dresses, Suits. Coats. Sportswear)
1886 Colesville Road JU. 6-6S2S
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Connecticut AUe.
SHOPPING Area

English Pomeroy
Corset Shop
(Corsets and Brassieresl
l54o Conn. Ave. NV. NO. 1880
Evalyn'S
Dresses-C -Coats-euits)
1853 Conn. Ave. NV. HO. 2-6057
Farnsw0rth- Reed, Ltd.
(Clothiers q Haberdashefs)
The Harmony Shop
(Records, Sheet Music. Phonographsl
8z11 Conn. Ave. NV. EM. 2-2151
Jacque-Lynn
80 SMillinery q pistinctionl .o,.
Jean MatOu, Inc.
i14e Conn. Ave. NV. NX. s-27ss
The Jenny Shop
tLadies' Ready-to-Weafl -
1928 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-1500
Joan Roberts
(.adies' sHeady-to-Wearl
100 Conn. Ave. NV. ST. 3.767e
Oneida jewelers.
SSJnsSweslry IWasshss' Diamonds; sss;9 ss99
Evening star., 1954-10-27
From Inside Chino
By WilIiom Stevenson
tcopyright, 1854. The Toronto star

Newspaper service.J
CANTON. China.-The last
thing ! expected to do on my
first night out In China was
stand ct q street corner with
a baby machine-gun firing small
shells which exploded on impact.
The targets were nine-pins
lined Up against q wall and for
Third Of series written under o Red
promise Of no censorship.
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Alexandria, Va.

Bendall Motor Sales
pontiac Sales a. service)
1928 Prince St. OV. $1,000
FagelSOn Hardware g.
TOyland
(Open It'll o Every Night)
1S11-15 King st. K1. 0.0404
Herby's, Inc.
,aoo nnp. %Srd 3 sales and ssryicss o.,.
Lees Kiddie Shop
Infants'. & Children's wearl
7O6 King st. TIE. 6-23i7
Linda Lee Shoppe
Nadies Apparel and Accessories, also
Specializing In Tall Womens Fashions
oO1 King 81. TIE. 6-2121
PalO
Ladies' dy-to-wear--special
Maternity Dept
. Priscilla Fashions
/ ladies Apparel and Accessoriesy
HnntinE TeEers 0v shcgpins Center
Rosenberg's Dept. Store
apparel for Men. Women. Childrenl
4O9-11 King St. Ov. 3-9S71
Singers jewelers., Inc.
Greg. jewelers. Amer. Gem Society
S10 King st. XII S-OSOO
Evening star., 1954-10-27
Additional
Maryland Areas
AAAA

Chambers Drugs
1887 Defense Highway.
Landover Hills. Md. UN. A-S3S0
Kay's Dept. Store
General Dept. Store; Shoes, Clothing)
8SO2 Saith St., Mt. Rainier, MARYLAND
I'M A-301Q
Evening star., 1954-10-27
$VVVVVVVN%$tSV%
: Arlington, Va. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Alma Shops
sss fsSHH: W.oa A'fsssGri'' sisS sS sssss
Curtain & Drapery Shop
sSiS GS'tSm %I.sa sip BiyS GSyer' & Pzzapsrlss4 9z plss4
Father g. Son Shop
(Men's g. Boys Clothing)
1882 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-S4S4
Handee's Dept. Store
2619 Columbia Pike IA. Slit
The Hub Mems Shop
Mems Clothing q Furnishings)
1880 N. Highland st. IA. 1928
Lady Hamilton
ladies Ready-to-Wear)
24O5 Columbia Pike IA. 6-605O
Morris BOOtery
HSs !Nsms Brand Brand Shoes for the Fa%a.nlyl
Saltz F Street
,,9ss sNes' n Slsst.ns SIsshns rur9;h'9s d. 9.ssoo
Staley's Mems & Boys Shop
Mems Clothing g. Furnishingsl
$50 N. Glebe Road IA. 2-524B
The Wardrobe
(Women's Wear)
31S1 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
sai5 N. Glebs Road IA. 7-s1oo
$A%>~>>~A>~%~~%%>%A~>>~~s~x
s Falls Church, Va. (
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
twomen's Wear a Shoes for the
iss iSs E {: S.s.s Es:aInsi'' e. H. y: s:s.ss ss7ss
r.. b. Clark Motor Co.
(Chrysler-Plymouth. Sales q Service.
ga s. washington St. SE. s-iiOd
Culmore Furniture & Appl.
CIV Appliances. Occasional
Furniture. Beddingl
456 Leesburg Pike JE. 4.7171
Greta Stevens
eo7 W. Broad ST. yE. e-121a
Jefferson Village Hardware
81O1s Arlington Blvd. JE. 2.13S3
Juvenile Fashions
tOutfitters to Children from Birth
s4ss Arlington Blvd. yE. 2-s44s
KrOSin KaSuals
CWomen's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
e4s, Arl. Msissp''' sisd oi0'nsjiE il. $4,000
Lord Fairfax Clothier
Winston 1Hs T. ssfsS s%cppins IN Center IT, $500
Rogers Toy Shop
e.s. twiIIsson ia on. s99oppins 9s,p csntes, ....
Shirts Ladies' Shop
H. e..
Staley'S Mems Il
Boys Shop
sos s,sPal,y .s.spsIs ris. Advertised r. Rraad ss,.
Town & Country Ladies shop
612 LeesburE Pike yE. 3.1s50
Wynn'S Feminine
Apparel Shop
ESQ W. Broad 81. "a. 7-61OO
The Yarn & Fabric Center
GAIT Arlington Blvd. JE. 9.266S
<s%~eA%~~~~~sAA%~>N~~A%%>%<
: Annandale, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door 70 r. o. JE. z-z760
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s Vienna, Va.
<s%%%sH%%~%t%%<%%<~%H%%<%%&
Buddy's Style Shop
tNationally Known Mems Wear a
Maple Avenss bunkirk s-sllo
I1si1:
Evening star., 1954-05-04
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. ln10 couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tuait three full days
and recetue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Roland Anderson, $500 woodley I'd. NV,
and Sarah Grandstaf. 300 Connec-
ticut ave: NV.
R:9sFd MsRassss st GS@Dt0sa g. cro cr4ao
Massachusetts, ave-. NV.
MGEga1 MarR nasies nasEi@ana AZ 4o 4II Bat%ors and
Thomas Krahling. 20, 1914 27th st. Sc,
and Joyce Harris. Is, 1917 Orren st.
oscar Rollins, As, .464 Eye st. s.w.. and
Dietrich Alexander Ill. 21. Daytona
Be Beach; acs1. Fla; and Patricia Turnbull. FL,
Johnnie Sheppard. 81. 1860 Sheppard
St; Serr1, NV; s. G. snd Nancy Brown 49, New
1ape5 @ AHss'issle fs Mf va va
audrey Goidstein. Fl. 7414 deorsis
Norman Dunnins, 2s, Lynn, Mass, and
Margaret Geraty. "a, 1915 18th st.
NV.
Alphonso Coleman. %, 1904 Thayer st.
n;e;;: and Mary Womack. "a. 1875
Charles pettor. 27. Arlington, Va. and
Esme Munro. 20, New Zealand.
well 81, both Of Alexandria. Va.
Walter Clayton. 2S. Roanoke, Va, and
Eiko Kimura. 81. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Harvey Jernigan, 80 1441 Clifton st.
NV: and Loretta Carlo. Is. 1925
Harry Ginter.. so. and Catherine Ginter,
~, both of 1850 C st. sc.
James Frazier. "a. and Ruby Jackson.
20 both Of Richmond.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Deaths Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statist

LYDIA Ashford, 49, 1896 Park I'd. NV.
Elizabeth Fenton, 80. Silver Spring. Md.
Mary Miller, 81. 1901 Brandywine st.
Alexander Crawford, 80. 1850 st. NV.
James Kirby, 20. 1046 Wisconsin ave
Elsie Todd. "a, 1s45 4th st. ne.
Ann Rateliffe. 80, ea3 Emerson st. NV.
George Williams. SO. 1920 Rosedale St.
Robert Mc1lwain. So, s,7 18th st. ne.
Clarence Phillips. A. 703 Kenilworth
Joe Ratiiffi, Al. 7s5 New Jersey ave. . v.
M;1;s Ne9Ia smith ;t1.r 40 e AZ 5oS y st st. nv NV
Florence Moore, 80, 224 r ST. NV.
Veima Crawford, l. 422 ,1th st. s.w.
Infant Brown. 744 Howard rd s.e.
Lula Perkins. 70, 203 D 81. ne.
Mary Vandenberg, 70. 4201 Massachu-
Mabel Peirce, II. 1905 10th st. NV.
Mary Glenn, rs, 341S Prospect st. NV.
Marian Kelly. rs. 1911 22nd st. NV.
Charles Pace. 81. 535 9TH St he
Edward Prendable, 81, Annandale, Va.
William Mason, 56, Congress Hotel.
Joseph Jarman. SO, Virginia Beach. Va.
Robert Coates, 55. w st. NV
Bonnie Wallace. 81, 1000 18TH st. NV.
Matilda Motion. IL. 2472 Phillips ct.
Mary Hampton, 54, 1891 eend st. sc.
Josephine Cook, 35. SIS E st. Sc.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
Calvary Episcopal Church
Elects Slate Of Officers

Charles w. Williams has been
elected senior warden Of Calvary
Episcopal Church, Sixth and H
streets NE.
Other new officers are Richard
r. Williams, junior warden: Mrs.
Louise C. Albert. register. and
Edwin NJ. Wesley, treasurer.
The new vestry includes Miss
Miriam E. Wood. DR.. James ".
Hackney, jr., William D. Martin,
Norman B. Purnell, Harry r.
Reeves and John A. Reid. Harry
M. Landers, jr.. was named dele
gate to the diocesan convention,
and Mrs. Alpha Jones is alter
nate delegate.
Evening star., 1954-05-04
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HARD OF HEARING
NEW SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE
ELIMINATES TUBES

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hearing test. No obligation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-29
Mike Plumbers To
Face Gilmore And
Cuban Club Sun.

Island City Baseball League
will play . double header at
Wieksrs Field Sunday. June 30.
In The first game. Mikes Plum.
bers will use James Malgrat
Or Manager Qvesada in The box
with Joe Pinsda on HE reeeiv.
ing end.
The Navy boys will use War.
den who pitched . ons-hit game
against HE league .lsading Fly.
srs his last time out. Mace will
do The catching. Game time Is
set at Z p. m.
Sunday night at eight p. M.
Mike Plumbers will battIs the
Cuban Club. Rodriguez will toss
for The Plumbers and the Gu.
ban Club will use either Vii.
iarsal Or Robert Lastrss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-29
'lOo-LapStock
Be Held Sun.
BY DAVID MASON

Weather permitting, the Key
West Stock Car Association will
stage an afternoon of racing along
The lines of the famous indiana
polls Memorial Day Race. Of
course, not as spectacular and
lacking the colorful racers, and
distance. But enthusiasm among
the local drivers is at a high pitch
and the local jalopys are getting a
thorough going over.
100 laps on this half mile track
may not knock the poor cars dizzy,
but one win get you two the driv-
ers win be. As this is far beyond
the normal distance of Stock Car
races. It viii be interesting from a
mechanical standpoint just how
much punishment these souped up
motors can take. There are num-
erous opinions for and against
them going the distance. Sunday
afternoon will tell the tale.
A large placard will be installed
for the benefit Of the public. The
lead cars numbers will be posted
at intervals throughout the race.
The drivers will be allowed to
pull in the pits for servicing at
their discretion.
Twenty four cars have been en-
tered, of course when the call to
post comes, there will be a few
that will absolutely refuse to bulge
but, there should be a good heavy
field, which will make the going
rough all the way. When the race
is finally over, you will Sc a greasy
grimmy and gritty crew of driv-
ers. Yes, the word is gritty for
their spirits won't be daunted in
the least.
Time trials will start at / p. m.
all cars that are not on hand to
qualify by 1880 p. m. will draw a
rear starting position.
The public is invited to come out
and see an endurance test for both
man and machine.
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Ca1npbenIn
ColfFiinals
By TOM ocHlLTREE

MUIRFIELD, Scotland B -
West Virginia's Bill Campbell and
Douglas Bachli, an Australian pub
keeper, meet in the 36-hole final of
the British amateur golf champion
ships today with most of the Scots
in the American corner.
There is q canny reason for this.
Campbell ranks as one of the
finest tee shot players Of the
worlds active amateurs. Bachli
will have to be extremely steady
to stay with the American if Camp
bells drives continue straight as
an arrow on Muirfield's fairways.
But there is also a sentimental
reason why Campbell is the choice.
The surname of Big Bill from
Huntington recalls glory Of the old
clan. This is the day for wearing
Campbell tartan for anyone relat-
ed to the family.
Campbell reached the big round
by eliminating Dublin's Joe Carr,
defending champion, 8 and 2 in
the semi-final round yesterday. In
the morning he defeated A. M.
Bucher, a Scot, S and 4.
Bachi defeated Keith Tate Of
England 1-up on the 18th hole in
the morning and then knocked out
England's w. A. Stark 3 and 2
in the semi-finalS.
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Tommy Jackson
Knocksout Norkus
In Fifth Round

NEW YORK R-Hurricane Tom.
my Jackson will be offered a July
Il Madison Square Garden date
with Nino Valdes, Coley Wallace
or James J. Parker after his fifth
round technical knockout victory
over blood-s p a ttered Charley
N0rkus.
Sammy Golden, one of the Hur.
ricane's co-managers, will insist
on Valdes, the hulking Cuban who
is the second ranking challenger
to heavyweight champ Rocky
Marciano.
The Hurricane, upset by "Spoil.
er" Jimmy Slade in his previous
start, was slow to blow up a storm
last night at the Garden. He was
cautious, like man driving a car
the first time after an accident.
Once he started to rip and tear
in the third, fourth and fifth Jack
son looked more like his old self.
Norkus bled from cuts over. both
eyes from the second round on
and reeled from Jackson's left
hooks and short right hand punch.
es in the fourth and fifth before
Referee AL Berl called a halt at
2:2s Of the fifth. The crowd of
4,13s that paid $500 approved.
DR.. Vincent Nardiello of the New
York State Athletic Commission
said he would have to take six
stitches in each of two cuts over
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sixth ON five singles and three
walks.
Milwaukee came up with two
runs after two were out in the
last of the 18th to edge the Car
dinals who had taken a FL lead
in the top of the 18th. Johnny
Logan's third straight single
brought across Jim Pendleton with
the winning tally.
The Giants were home run crazy
against the slumping Dodgers at
the Polo Grounds as they won their
sixth straight. They hit six home
runs. four of them in the eighth
inning, one short of the National
League record for a single frame.
Art Fowler struck out eight Cubs
in winning his fourth game for Gin
cinnati without loss.
An error by pitcher Max Surkont
touched off a three-run Philadel-
phia rally at Pittsburgh in the
fourth inning and Murry Dickson
scattered four singles for his fifth
victory.
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Correlation Is
Favored Horse

CAMDEN, N. J. HCorrelat;on
can get back in his owners GOOD
graces today by living up to adj
vance notices and gallopinr homo
with the $4,000 added Jersey
handicap at Garden State Park
Robert S. Lyle went to both the
kentucky Derby and the Preaknasss
stakes with every confidence had
meet the governors Of Ke1hckv
and Maryland in the winners cir.
Gle. Correlation ran out Of the mon
ey in the Derby and was second COM,
to Hasty Road in the Preansss
Today Lyle hopes his hirhlv
rated colt won't let him do- .y
again. Correlation is the oyer.nis Ts.
favorite at s-5, but then he vss
the peoples and the handicanDs,s,ss
choice at Churchill Downs = 80
Pimlico.
The son Of Free America Nh,
be handled by his regular r;das =
Willie Shoemaker, in the mia a.;
q furlong test for three-year ol ~.
before an expected 10000 fans 1e