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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Indian Affairs. %. B. Bow.
man. q retired Federal employee.
has been elected president Of
the Hospital Guild. Federal EN-
ployes Union No. 2, National
Federation Of Federal Employees.
Other elected were Myron e.
Andrews. Commerce Department.
vice president; Paris r. Keener,
retired. treasurer; Albert M.
Reising. Navy Department, sec
Rotary; Henry G.. Media and
Grace NJ. Picking. Veterans Ad-
ministration. and David E.
Thomas. retired. members Of the
board Of directors. Val Peter
son. Federal Civilian Defense
administrator, will address the
Society for Personnel Admin
istration at its dinner meeting at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday in the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
His subject: "The Public Service
in q Time Of Continuing Crisis. :"
!. Edward F. Coleman has re-
tired from the Navy Department
after 40 years Of Federal service:
Read the Federal Spotlight
column sir days q tDeek In The
Star and listen to the Federal
Spotlight radio program each
Saturday at 8 pm. over WMAL.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
BY the Assoeioisd Prsss

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. %.
The Nays giant atom
powered submarine Nautilus got
the fanfare this week. but a tiny
sub that doesn't even rate a
name went quietly ahead with
an unheralded job that may
prove as vital to the Nations
defense.
Moored at the Nays New
London Comm submarine base,
the little I'll is dwarfed by her
big sisters of the feet.
The T stands for target, but
it could as we'll mean tiny for
she is a midget among giants,
the Providence Journal says.
Like her famous big sister
the newly launched Nautilus
the TIL is product of the Elec-
trio Boat Co. Division of Gen.
eral Dynamics Corp. Groton,
Conn.
Skipper From HyattsvilIe, Md
The skipper Of the I'll, L.
Joseph M. Snyder. jr.. Of Hyatts-
vile. Md. explains the little
boats job:
I'VE are to work with the
anti-submarine forces as a tar
get for them, but we are also an
experimental vessel to try out
some ideas the Navy has," he
says. Some other countries
have had small submarines, but
we didn't. The Navy wants to
see how q small submarine
operates"
The TIL has a carefully Sc
lected crew of IA enlisted men
and two officers. They have a
mighty important task.
While the submarine service
works with the anti-submarine
forces in developing techniques
and equipment for detecting un-
derseas craft. 1t pushes along
with its own devices and methods
for avoiding detection.
Perhaps q small submarine
capable Of doing much that the
big conventional sub does would
be very much more difficult to
detect. The Navy wants to find
out.
Quieter Than Big Subs.
The TIL holds within her 131
feet Of length the same general
machinery and equipment as the
Guppy submarines more than
twice her length. She displaces
$50 tons, the conventional sub
marine $500.
She Is more crowded and more
compact than the larger boats,
but each man on board has a
comfortable bunk. the food is
Of the traditional high standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
10 Men Reported Killed
As ScaffoIding CoIIapses
Dy me Assoeio,sd P,e,s

LABRIEvILLE. Quebec, Jan.
2S.-Ten men were reported
killed today in a construction ac-
cident on the Bersimis River
power project. The accident oc-
CURED at Lac Case, a few miles
north Of this project-base COM
munity.
Reports said the men were
killed when a scaffolding coll
lapSed Details were lacking
pending full reports from the
rugged bush area.
The men were employed by the
Angus Robertson Construction
Co. Of Montreal. Between 1000
and 5000 men, employed by vari-
Gus firms. have been working on
the project about ITS miles east
of Quebec City.
Eight Of the men were reported
to have been killed instantly. Two
died later. No names of the VIC
Tins have been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Consid-
cradle cloudineSs and rising tenn
peratureS with high near 80 to-
day. Cloudy and warmer to-
night with some rain likely to-
night or tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
cloudy with rising temperatures,
high in the 30s. Tonight. cloudy
and. warmer with some rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
137-Foot Sub, Nays Tniest,
Turns Up New Combat Ideas

for which the submarine service
is noted, and she even goes her
bigger counterparts one better
she is quieter.
The designers and builders saw
to it that she is quieter. for the
electronic ears Of the submarine
hunters on the surface above are
always listening. A needless
sound might give away her po-
sition.
Another major difference in
the little TIL : is the fact that
much of her equipment was Or
dered right off the shelf"
The boats executive officer.
1t. tj.g0 John L. Hofford of
Kingston. r. l., explains that this
means the Navy tried to see how
many components of the craft
could be ordered from standard
stocks of the nations manufac-
turers.
The tt has two diesel engines.
but they weren't built to Navy
specifications. They were or
dered right off the shelf" of
diesel manufacturer. Identical
engines might be seen powering
sawmill machinery in the Pacific
Northwest.
Underwater the Tt must, of
course, rely on storage batteries
for power. since her diesels can
operate only as long as she stays
close enough to the surface to
draw air for them through the
snorkel tube she thrusts above
the waves.
In the conventional submarine
the motors used for underwater
travel below snorkel depth are
powered by massive battery cells
set along the keel.
Uses Simple Batteries.
But the batteries that run the
motors Of the TT are the same
as those which operate the fork
lift trucks in factories or run the
nimble little electric trucks haul
ing baggage wagons at railroad
terminals.
What does this emphasis on
"oh the : shelf" procurement
mean?
1t means that II circumstances
should require the Navy to ex-
pend its submarine force in a
hurry, every piece Of equipment
which could be taken from
existing production lines would
mean a tremendous saving in
time. money and manpower
which otherwise would have to
be devoted to designing. engi-
neering and tooling up in
factories.
There must be conservation
Of manpower in such a small
vessel with a crew of such
limited size. The crew of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Jewish Women Indorse
Public Works Program

Support for the proposed Dis
trict public works program has
been voted by the board of direc-
tors of the Washington section
of the National Council of Jewish
Women.
In an announcement after the
action. Mrs. Arthur Levy. presi-
dent of the section. said the en-
tire economic stability of the
city is seriously threatened unless
both Congress and citizens CO.
operate to put the program into
effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Post Office Handles
Air Mail Exclusively

FRANKFURT.-The first air.
mail-only post Office in West
Germany has been opened at
,Rhein-Main Airport, Frankfurt.
1t can handle 2 million pieces
OF mail a day in addition to
parcel post. At present some
$4,000 airmail letters and 500
airmal packages are being han
died daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Woman Suffers
Broken Shoulder in
PIoying Ping Pong

A 44-year-old woman suffered
a broken shoulder while playing
ping pong last week, the District
Red Cross Safety services re-
ported.
Included in the Red Cross
weekly report Of home accidents
in the District was the case of
an 85-year-old man who suffered
only a bruised cheek when he
fell from q roof.
The report included a falls,
six burns, eight accidental
poisonings. six foreign bodies, 10
cuts and 18 unclassified acct
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
This Week Feature

The regular feature. Every
body's Etiquette" which appears
on page 20 Of today's issue Of
This Week. was written by Adj
nliral w. H. P. Blandy shortly
before his death January IL.
The forms Of the magazine al
ready had closed when news
Of his death was received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

emit rep or rs
that Secretary
Of Commerce
w eeks will
resign soon.
They say that
Mr.. Weeks de-
fnitely will.
continue in his
post.
CAPITAL.
ROUNDUP
The National
Association Of
Postal Super
visors will
hold lie eYncli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

member Of the class of 1945.
His father. until his death last
year. lived in Hyattsville.
1t. Snyder's first. assignment
was on the Destroyer Longshaw.
which was assigned to a fast
carrier force in the Pacific. He
took part in various air strikes
while with this force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
1t. Snyder. Attended
D. C.-MoryIond Schools

1t. Snyder. 81. was born in
Salisbury, Md. He was graduated
from Mckinley High School in
Washington and then went to
the University of Maryland.
Transferring to the Naval
Academy, he was graduated in
1914 under the wartime speeded
up program, but actually was q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

likely tonight or tomorrow.
Wind-Northeast and east, 10
m.p.h.
River Report.
fFrom u. s. Engineersl
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and cloudy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
tReadings Washington National Airportl
Yesterday Pct. To-day Pct.
Noon $4,000 so Midnight -
4 pm. - 63 am.
SPIN. as 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
House Group Votes Increase
In Aides Retirement Benefits
By Joseph Young

The House Civil Service Committee approved legislation
that would increase the retirement benefits legislative employees
The committee also voted to provide annuity dement's
widows Of members Of Congress who die in ONCE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. so. on January / and 20.
Lowest 10. on January 80
High and Low OF Last - Hours.
High -, at $50 pm, January %
Low, Il. at, 8 am, January %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

COMMERCE. Top Commerce
Department officials brand as
absolutely untrue" the persist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

tive committee meeting February
clio in the Continental Hotel.
-. The Interior Department will
soon reorganize its Bureau Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

MOderang temperatures forecast East Of the Mississippi
River today return colder weather due for
Upper Mississippi Valley region Snow
Eastern Lake Ontario Western Lakes region Central Plains
Northern Rockies Showers likely along the Pacific
Coast with occasional rain due the interior sections
ZAP Wirephoto Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Tide Tables
The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets
Sun, today 49, S:a1 $50
Sun, tomorrow 7:20 sol
Moon, today 11:06 nm. 9:4f, am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in
the capital (current month to date):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

This edition also contains
This Week Magazine of 81
pages. a 10-paqe comic section
and 20 pages of rotooravure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-18

by Street and saw, without a doubt
the largest sunflower I've ever
seen. 1t was fully ten inches a.
cross. Always thought that this
plant grew in Kansas, and while
tall, was small in diameter and
dark!
However, this looked as if hun.
dreds of black-eyed peas has been
placed together, and found out that
the seeds are good to eat.
Had lots of fun seeing Mary Sig.
norelli's yard and this lady truly
has green thumb" Wonderful
plants. Then Theresa, her daugh-
ter showed up Lady and her five
brand new puppies.
WINNER: Two free tickets to the
Strand to the lady who phoned
about the huge, lovely sunflower
which had caused, and rightly 50,
so much excitement
BYE - see you all Tuesday
- don't forget church, BLISSFUL-
LY YOURS, Jeanette (Adv't).
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long distances - and these YOU
Gan travel . Ia pied - ION foot
ms' is - am still gonna take
spanish one Of these days) in the
many comfortable and also good
looking shoes - to be found at -
me Globe Shoe Store, $40 Elem.
ing and there is TERRIFIC
SHOE SALE!
Mveho reductions in price. bu,
not in style or comfort. Look at
these grand buys
= = - -
Mnen | walked in and saw the
painters high up on the scaffold
making the incredibly lofty cell
ing a pure spanking white, the
tnought suddenly overwhelmed me
- now can the intrinsic beauty
round here, both from structural
ano scenic viewpoints be cornpre-
nensively covered by-using Just
words, SO that you all may know
ano ENJOY the extreme pleasure Of
just seeing the Ramos new home.
= = - -
Tinker" Prvitt of 4o2 South.
area Street is really marvellous
WIN eoaxins aiIins watches back
70 health. Am glad to tell YOU Of
rrolHs because so many Of US
nave. shall ! say "time trouble"
and here is Just the place 70 fake
nose fimspieess - including ths
e'a masterpieces Of clocks or
watches.
: = - =
while waiting for ssprao;o,,,,,
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chatted with the painters and was
surprised. Asked their names an
found out they were Clifford and
Kermit Kerr, and you must admit
that it is not everyday one finds
brothers doing the same thing at
the same time. But then, as you
will see, this was time OF I'M
usual sights and occurrences.
: : - = =
A view and you is . romantic
thought, but when . good meal
- especially Of something bit
different - say lobster, shrimp
or turtle is included - then, you
know something delightful and
unexpected has happened!
Dunno about the romance -
except that the view is snchanf'
ing and the food excellent - at
the A and 3 Lobster House, 700
Front Street.
Just down Duval and turn
right at Front Street and you'll
never 80 wrong for . seafcod
dinner - at the Lobster Housed
M = = - = :
Soon, Senior Ramos arrived and
most charmingly and graciously
showed me her home. She did for
true live up to her nickname and
not once wearied of my prying and
questioning.
Perhaps many of you do not
realize as yet, that am speak
ing of the imposing edifice at the
end of Duval Street (Atlanticward)
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which was knwon for years as the
"Southernmost House"
- - = =
ror mat extra evening" when
'nere's good baby-siffer in
charge. and you all just want to
go out - don't forget that the
pest entertainment in Our Town
Is found at the Bamboo Room,
4zz Smith Lane fright off Dvvsl)
There is TELEvlsloN end
frankly, yours truly believes that
all OF you should hear Don Al
DIN sing and Jack Hendrix play
me organ. They are magnificent
and the lovely Bamboo Room
win It's unusual decor and re.
frsshins eoneotiohs in either long
or short glasses will add vp 10
"a swell time for you ALL
-, = = - = =
Oh. golly, l hate myself for this
but the exigencies of time and the
spectres of headlines and space
mean that yours truly will have to
Delay - until Tuesday - telling
you more of the lovely Ramos
home.
- = - = /.
oy all means hop
to "oonsld's shop"
Tor "redons mopi
M - - = =
went out the other day to As
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which were being cleaned 50
thoroughly and being soid-af
Fausfo's-for only - cents A
POUND!
= . - . .
And so it was yesterday, when
yours truly wandered through one
of the lovliest houses in Our Town
"a place whose historical interest
is so great and varied-shall write
of that another time. However,
many Key Westers will recall that
years ago, it was the residence OF
Judge Vining Harris and soon it
will be the home of Hilario and
Placeres Ramos and family.
= - - = =
Stopped by Mans Book Shop on
Fleming - just below DvvsI -
tucked under the La coneha Ho-
tel on the Fleming side and saw
their many new magazines - in
eIvdins Hobby ones, Outdoor and
Sports - particularly noticed The
ones for men - ideal for Junior
TO sive Popps on Fathers
Day" - you know, that gift owl
Of his very own money.
Be sure and tell junior not TO
oct sidetrseksd by The large
selections Of comic books found
here - and then, too. YOU might
tell him TO pick up that late copy
Of the womans magazine you've
been waiting for - to finish that
"eonslnued story" A new and
swell "masazlhe rack" in Our
Town - Mans by fhs Ia Con.
chal
= = - = =
Since January l, little by little,
there has been an extensive res
toration and renovation of this ia.
nous landmark In Our Town. But
aside from that, it is a dreem
come true - one which took shape
in little girls. mind - and also
a decision after four years of de-
bate - to retain and preserve the
beauty and charm of the old, but
incorporate the conveniences of
modernization.
: u ~ . =
The Warehouse Furniture Our
let at ~ Simonton Street is frv.
Iy an incredible store. Here YOU
can find oil SORTS Of things -
even sterling silver service
tsmsli) - and for any article Of
furniture you need - don't hssi.
tate - 90 directly TO me Ware
house Outlet. because -
! Here you SAVE. AND SAVE,
AND SAVE On every purchase.
They tell me these articles are
really not new. but by goIIy,
You'd never know II with many
Of them - for there are sure no
evident indications Of wesrI So
- to furnish . house, motel,
apartment completely ~ or lust
. miscellaneous item - Ware
house Outlet is really seedl
= = - : =
From the magnificent results
which l shall try to tell you all
about. l believe that Hilario and
Precious" which is an affection
ate derivation of her first name -
made . wise decision. Would that
more people would do the same
because, frankly, the sheer Joy of
seeing their home - even in the
last, iil-assorted and ungainly sta
ges Of renovation - was something
yours truly shall always remem-
Der!
= = - -
!. Globe always calls 10 mind
----------------
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that "trip TO far off space you've
always wanted to visit mot
srs)-bui, with the astonishing
new "PAN.AM PAY LATER
PLAN" those remote places for
. vacation are no longer mac.
cessibIe. And GOOD NEWs-to
ARRANGE for all this YOU
DON'T even HAVE TO LEAVE
OUR TOWN, but Just go to-
Simone's Tours, af $40 South
ard who can make all the arr
rangemenfs and reservations on
this brand new way to travel. AS
many Of you realize, this novel
plan has been nationally sdyer-
tised in the journals and papers.
However, II you're interested
land who woyIdn'f be in such
pssehy offsr|-iUst 90 to ST.
mone's Tours and don't forget
PAN.AMERieAN Is the only
company sponsoring fhis unique
ides. II works thvslY, ~ TEN
PER CENT DoWN-TWELvE
MONTHS TO PAY-to any des-
tinafion where Pan.Am operates:
More detail on this fantastic, fab
uIovs PAN-AM PLAN of eharg.
ina your traysl-on Tuesday.
Within approximately one week
Of application in the representa-
tiye's office lsimone's Teyrs)
in Our Town-yov may be on
your way!
So =
My Red Shawl tells me that
POLY" and Pat Artman with their
girls, Carolyn and Diane are va
cationing at Sanibel Island, which
is off the west coast of Florida
near Fl. Myers. 1t is famous as a
bird sanctuary and also, for the
lovely and strange variety of shells
found there.
: - = :
The bells do toll This month Of
Jvne for brides and-to ell their
friends an important reminder
Jebnson's JeweIry Shop, ga Dr.
val Street.
There is the. most thoUghifvl
and wonderful evsfom-when the
bride-to.be selects her sterling
silver pattern, she can always
phone or drop in the jewelers. to
tell them Of her selection, and
then her friends and relatives
who wish TO remember her can
never fail to pIesse-by giving .
gift of a spoon, fork, knife, serv.
ing piece, etc. which will evenfv.
ally build . full sterling silver
service" for her.
And there is no finer place in
Our Town for this unique, ar
rangemenf than Johnson's
JeweIry. For HE rest Of their
life, the newly-weds will never
fail to appreciate your gift Of
sterling flatware.
= : -. = =
Saw Jeanne Kirke gathering up
a carton of orange juice-said it
was their breakfast as she and her
mother. Jessie Newton were then,
that second leaving Our Town for
Hendersonville, N. c.
Understand Betty Leeny (Nm'S
wife) is also there to furnish their
house for rental. Would sure like
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Am sure gonna look into this
facilities" for kiddies subject, but
in the meantime would like to men
ton a courtesy extended, and
cheerfully so, by the merchants
in Our Town - always changing
money so that you will have that
nickel for the parking meter.
And with the recognition Of this
kindness in mind, shall we change
our money into some good buys
the very best, that is
- = - = =
Really found IN sxtrserdinari.
" good ensl SPECIAL At
HOME APPLIANCE co. on
WESTINGHOUSE RoASTER -
$685. The store Is right across
from she phone co. ard fhs price
has been reduced from N4.95l
Gee, am real proud Of finding
this bvyl
This will b . perfect addition
for your ewn "eookins living" or
IS wedding present.
Don't forget that at Home
Appliance, 10 indeed The home"
Of oil those srsnd, tims.saviDs.
sasiIy-opsrssed small appliances,
and that includes electric corn.
peppers, fosstmasters, blenders,
eoffee.nastsrs, svypans, mix.
masters, "fryfsxs." These small
items which because OF their
svper-sffieisney end eenvsnience
will help many Q bride not to
shed tear 81 Notwithstanding
Of fbis for I'll these presents
you'll be- Swing during this
Bridal Month";"
: 9 - 8 .
Yours truly also enjoys the rainy
days in Our Town. However, the
o...sr evening, there was one Of
the incest and most charming end
ings to a weather-wise dreary day,
j = been my pleasure to exper-
fence.
true the rain had really
beat down and 1t came to . rather
suffering pause and yours truly
went to a most lovely party. Won
derful friendship and hospitality
are fine and rare things. and / can
not help but have great admira.
ton for the hostess, who In spite
of the fact that the elements do
not cooperate--still has q fine and
pretty party.
II is always special fun to meet
old friends and welcome new ones
to Our Town, and such was the
privilege and pleasure Of the other
evening. The hospitality and warm
personalities of the host and hos.
tess were directly responsible for
al the enjoyment ana pleasure mad
by the wonderful admixture Of
&. ssts and we all left with the
thought and remembrance Of what
an extra-specially nice twilight it
had been.
And so, a "thank you" to Ad-
miral and Mrs. TOwner for their
lovely and charming Eat home" of
the other evening. Chatted with
lovely Pat-but where was that
handsome son?
3 = - q 9
oh. fee, hs. foe snd-oh joy
no longer Do yev have 10 wait for
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Page THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday June 49, 1854
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While waiting for Precious"
Evening star., 1954-12-18
APTs. uNFURNIsHEp-MD.
SILVER SPRING

3 BEDROOMS, $96.50
Conv. to shop. and schs; newly dec :;
| new 9.5 refgr JU 9-3483