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ment of His ever-good and be-
nign will, we impart, with our
heart turned to the Lord and
the Immaculate Virgin, our pa
ternal apostolic benediction."
When he finished, a great
cheer rang through the basilica.
The crowd had gathered there
for the .veneration ceremony
held for the Italian Benedictine
monk Placido Riccardi, who
died in 1915 and who was beati-
fed earlier yesterday.
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CoIors Show Ownership

/ Ell PASO.-The railway bridge
connecting Ell Paso and Juarez,
Mexico, is painted in two colors
red for the American railway
side and black for the other half
owned by the Mexican railways.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
&
Yes /. . the
MOTHER
of God
WILL
Help You!

You may not approve OF
the age-old Catholic devo-
ton to the Blessed Virgin.
Perhaps you have heard
and believed-that this
is "un-Scriptural" that
Catholics are trying to
establish Mary as a
divine person equal in
power to God.
But if you will look at
the facts, you will see that
these things are not true
and you will realize
that Mary can exert a
wonderful influence in
your personal life.
1t certainly is not Gun
Scriptural" to recognize
that Mary is the Mother
of Jesus Christ. If we are
to be truly "Scriptural,'
we must further acknowl-
edge that Christ is the
eternal Son of the eternal
Father-a Divine Person
who assumed a human
nature like ours in all
things except sin. And
while Mary did not give
Jesus His divine nature,
the Savior was her Son
as truly as anyone is
the son of his own mother.
In view of these truths,
how can anyone look upon
Mary as just another
woman, or just another
mother? Why should we
hesitate to honor one
whom God so greatly
honored and upon
whom He conferred a
surprising holiness and
complete freedom from
sin? Why should we be-
lieve that one so close to
the Son of God in His
earthly life is not close
and dear to Him in His
eternal Kingdom?
| 1t is erroneous, of
course, to think that
| Catholics worship Mary
as a divine person. But
we do love and venerate
her for the unique place
she occupies in Gods plan
| for our salvation for
her intimate association
with the all-holy Son of
| God.
But, you may say-why
should we pray to Mary
when we can pray directly
to God, as the Scriptures
command? The answer is
that Catholics do pray to
God and they seek from
Him grace and forgive
neSS-for these are bless
ingS which only Goo can
grant. But there is no law
of God which commands
us. when we 60 to Him in
prayer e.. that we must
go clone.
Like st. Paul. we be-
lieve in praying for others
and having others pray
for us. And whose PRAYERS
could find greater favor
in the sight of Cod than
those of the Mother of
His Divine Son?
These are the chief rea-
sons for the worldwide
Catholic devotion to the
Blessed Virgin. These are
the req sons whv millions
of people, in everv land
and every language are
heard TO prav
Hail. Marv. full of
grace! the Lord is with
thee; blessed art thou
amongst women; and
blessed is the fruit of thy |
womb, Jesus :"
The name of the Blessed
Virgin is in the headlines
these days . and people
everywhere are discussing
her place in Catholic devo-
tionS. We have prepared a
special pamphlet dealing |
with Mary's place in the
Christian creed and will send
you a copy free of charge in
a plain wrapper. and nobody
will call on you. Write today
=. Pamphlet No. KC-24, or
phone
Evening star., 1954-12-06
FOUND.

BEAGLE-SPANIEL type female dog
found West Hyattsville Saturday even
ing. Call UN. 4-6504.
Il
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Star stan Photo.

Eban, the Israeli Ambassador; ;;
Robert r. Nathan, economist,
who served as POSTMASTER: Rob-
ert A. Philipson, dinner chair
man and chairman of the Wash
ington Chapter of Guardians of
Israel; Henry Monitor, chief ex-
ecutive of the Israel Bond Or
ganization, and Mrs. Clarence
w. Grosner, women's division
chairman.
Evening star., 1954-10-14

war technically exists. There
Is an economic boycott Of Israel
by the Arabs. Transport through
the Suez Canal is denied by
Egypt to Israel. -"
Questions Military Aid.
The speaker called upon the
United States and Great Britain
to realize that giving the Arabs
military assistance in such a way
as to endanger the military se-
curity of Israel would be a bad
thing" He said that if Israel
were endangered "it would be
great loss to a fine democratic
experiment in part of the world
that badly needs successful
democracy"
Rabbi Irving Miller, president
of the American Zionist Council
and former president Of the
Zionist Organization of America.
stressed that funds from the
Israel Development Bond Issue
are essential to the further reali-
zation of that country's program
Of development.
Other speakers were Abba
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Herbert Morrison
Calls on Arabs 10
Effect Real Peace

Herbert S. Morrison, forme,
deputy prime minister and
foreign secretary of Great
Britain, last night called on the
governments of the Arab states
to "sit down at a table with
representatives Of Israel" to ar
range a real peace" and agree
on boundaries.
Mr.. Morrison, here at the in
vitation Of the State of Israel
Bond Organization, told a din
ner group in the Shoreham
Hotel that economic co-opera-
ton between Israel and the Arab
states could do very much for
the Middle East"
Sees Investment Needed.
Reporting on a trip to Israel
earlier this year, Mr.. Morrison
continued:
Without external financial
and economic aid. Israel could
not have done the great job that
it has done in democratic, social
and economic development. But
I would impress upon you that
the need for external investment
has not terminated. The case
for it is as strong as ever. And
it is for that reason that I hope
that the friends of Israel in the
United States, Canada and else
where will invest in State OF
Israel bonds to the greatest prac-
tical strength"
Mr.. Morrison termed unrea-
sonable the fact that. five years
after the armistice between
Israel and the Arabs, a state of
Evening star., 1954-10-14
ADVERTISEMENT. A
Beacon Wax Is Besl
Bargain for Longest
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Many housewives who have made
floor wax tests, as we'll as Beacon's
chemical laboratories. prove that
Beacon Wax" gives the most last
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brighter gloss makes Beacon" the
worlds biggest floor wax bargain.
Evening star., 1954-12-26

But thousands Of people have
found Johnson's Back Plaster
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does strap down jumpy muscles,
gives them a chance to rest. And
the mild. fast-acting medication
brings warming, healing blood to
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Get Johnson's Back Plaster -
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Quick relief
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BACKAcHE

In treating severe mus
cnlar backache. medi-
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that painful muscles
be made immoyable,
Liniments and oint.
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HELP-MEN tcont. /,
ASSISTANT LABOR AND LEGIsL.

LABOR AND LEGIsLA.
TIVE DIRECTOR, for large national
trade association in construction
field. Personable, diplomatic, train.
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replies held confidential. Box 2Ss.
AUTOMoT1vE ACCOUNTANT - 4
settle in Washington. d. c.; mus
nave thorough knowledge OF auto
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AUTO SALESMAN. young. ambitious
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AUTO SALESMAN. young man tt
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ROYAL RoSIi MoToRs. INC. chrysief,
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AUTO Observation-Disclosures old
est Chevrolet dealer has openings
for 2 automobile statesmen; expert
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Our commission plan Is one Of thu
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HElP--MEN

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Send brief resume. including phone
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ADDING MACHINE MECHANlC-We
want q young man between the age
Of 20 and 80 with q car who wants
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growing industry. II you qualify cali
for major auto discount
co.; young man; for field work; new
company car furn.: all modern en-
ploye benefits. See MR.. STAHL,
Room 434. 201 Constitution ave.
NV. IA
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when dns,DeTtnc Advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tHclose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl vGlae. Copses serue the pvr.
Vose. ORIGINALS rtGv Get lost.
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WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Service. 612 Wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
ATTENTION MEN


ATTENTION MEN
a. = ~. 49, 49,,
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Sales representative soft goods line)
Salesman telectronics expert am
80; OO0oSd V.U 9no
sales trainee tofic mach c S30 1,,s .
Sales sTs,nss G nS e eU many
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A Dea sssrsS fsmiar on
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Attorney ID. c. bari, . yrs. trial
experience ,-------- g, 600 GOO
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Efhs " tsfs. as.n ssf rsns:
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Underwater trainee Tins. co.)' coliege
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peri PERI ..,,... -------- s2-sS S in9 r M.
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Administrator educational adm. ex-
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HELp----MEN

COUNTERAIAN-BARTENDER white.
for fast food counter and draft beer.
no Sunday work; local refs. required.
Apply BURLINGTON DEL, shir-
linSton Business Center. Ari. TIE.
6-GQgB. LID
CREDIT MAN-oood opportunity 10,
right party; expertence helpful but
9i nsssssiiiIE e R1sHS Sas oa so
DA Ar An n Wanted R;ni immediately. With
help, for 40-cow dairy and farm;
modern house and equipment: good
r risSt NAM anu o S ur sso-H. :.
DISTRICT MANAGER
Here is $4,000 to 5000 position
which must be filled immed. II ID
person bet. Us and SO who Is pres
emily In selling direct 70. the home
Your JOB win bs to recruit a ,I. train
tionally advertised product. Excel.
lent training fees and overwrite paid
wkly. No collecting or delivery. Car
and phone are essential. We want
q person who must have high
n sPe ana Is Tns 70 fo MoI rsp6
advancements and increased In
terview call LO.. 4-0651 bet. 9-12
am. only. Ask for MR.. MILES.
DIGNIFIED WORK for personable
young men, $40 per eve. Elk. B.
M a9 ssrs Nh THOMAS osasS,. =, dr.r S
plans. elevations and perspectivei
| In relation to planning and design.
| ing Of domestic kitchens. Call
KITCHENS. INC. Wo. 6-2205, for
D iHpisaisS.' architectural and strue-
tausli,cationSss. Boz s56.o. Star.
DRAFTSMAN-MECH.
Minimum 1-year experience preparing
rate with ability. ST. 3-0986.
DRIIER: white. Tor tOI bakery route.
Apply IN person. 632 o st: NV. IA
aots EncELs tS5 org SSt s'ianla'
sos Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 1861
DRIvER-sALEsMAN, white. for DRY
cleaning. and laundry route, SUBJ
urban Md; guarantee and percent
I IIghs man .v Box lSI:o s5 i,s ~
ply in 'p person. MORGAN PHAR-
E MAcn s2Si 81: n; First-cl.s. men
KoEB ELECTRIC. 3247 Que st. NV.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT BUYER,
versed In electronic and electrical
50; handle purchase and market
| equipment. surplus, etc, for dealer
Write only. PARKER. 2l31 Wyo.
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AUCTION SALES

and modern furniture
glass, china, bric-a-brac. etc. Thurs
day, 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TONS, Rockville, Md.
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AUTO statesmen

Two responsible aggressive hard
hitting men with successful sales
BACKGROUND: M1s to- possess S.. am ,SI.
year. This Is proven possibility.
selling the new Ford. Associate with
one OF Washington's largest and
most successful dealers. Complete
training and every sales help to in
sure top results. Flosters need not
apply. For interview appointment.
phone AID 2-O1sl. ask for Bob
Rodes, PARKWAY MOTORS. INC.
Ford dealers, 3O40 NJ st. NV.
AUTO SEAT COVER INSTALLATION
MAN; tnp pay, 5hs-day week; steady
employment Call PAYMER a.
PHILLIPS, ZINC. JU. s-3737: ewes,
III S-oI43 ia
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BkPRs; AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
i42o N, 7 ave. nv RE, 7-6767
Actual JOBS OPEN in .. s. So;
FoRMATTfo5iNs' cE Enter Room Room ia "a
TEACHERS-,Excellent school and col
f f2z Il BY s ssPss, BAt SiS 4
ExEcUTIvE fYFE MAN@oualit,ed
e to can on TOP Level se,. business ON
perienced or interested in the field
of bus. organization, methods and
procedure. Career opportunity with
national nat nsI.- sales s.. orsanizati9n Start.
sSnnsl 6sison Mo- T nEAsA sss RsF
PUBLICITY DIRECToR-Male. Jew
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adv. successful BACKGROUND OF exp.
qualified to edit monthly pubIica-
| ton, rewrite program and member
ship bulletins. prepare news and
level public relation activities. Ap-
! plicant must present complete res
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AN AYE nt cossu1T "a fss nc
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any area other than Washington.
d. c.. our letter campaign service
| will be of interest to you. Our ex-
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667 Brisbane Bldg. Buffalo 8. n. Y.
SECRETARY, SIS wk.. exp: real
estate stenog., $1,000, under 3b;
1911 q st. NV. IRE. 7-282s).
CIVIL ENGINEER, highway and
drainage exper. Mr.. Royal. INQUIRE
RE. 7-2S2S. with GRACE DUNN,
CREDIT MAN--Excel. oppor. for man
age 25.40, interested In career with
lge.. old-line organization in the
bottled beverage field Some credit
and collection exp. required. along
with qualifications needed to handle
resp. admin. duties. Starting salary,
81. 100. No reg. fee. Personal d.
vision. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC. 1406 G st. NV. ME.
S-42S5.
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Automobile Salesman

We have Q position open for an ex-
rerienced. high-grade automobile
salesman Of good character. II you
have q good record of accomplish
an opportunity to make a connec-
tion with a large Chevrolet dealer
ship. Excellent working conditions
transportation furnished. liberal CON-
pensation Apply Mr.. Mahoney. AID
OLSON CHEVROLET SALES. 18th
and Florida ave. NV. IL
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AWNING Statesmen

The season has arrived. We have the
most sensational new beautiful and
practical aluminium awnings in the
country. The Awnair lowers operate
from inside the home See our dis
plays in the leading hardware
stores or ads in the papers. Good
statesmen call for opportunity. Get
in on terrific program. AMCO
PRODUCTS CO.. HO. 2-5207. Mr.
Beatty.
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Classified Ad Rates

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time. 43e per line.
10 times consecutively. 3Sc per
z times consecutively. acc Der line
New automobiles. 60c per line 4-lru
minimum
Special Notices and Personal. &c pet
line additional.
Out-ot-towD rate. 80c . line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made in
insertion.
To Place . Star Classified Ad
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ARTIST

This position still hasn't been filled
because we're waiting for the right
man. This is . Job worth having.
Future unlimited; salary the very
best and open for negotiation. Ex-
associates. Il YOU S are quick s"0 ON
Youghs and comps, are able to do
spots when necessary. can letter
and handle Benday BACKGROUND
work, II you know your newspaper
production from A to 2 and II
you want to be sure Of regular
ute. call Mr.. Chappius ct DI.
7-1900 or come in person to >Suite
71S. $50 r st. NV. Bring your
samples. please
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Look
g Impediate Vacancies Must b

LOOK
"a Immediate Vacancies Must b
Filled Monday.
MALES
Accts.. cd. exp; salesman. wholesale
exp: auto. mechanic. exp. bar
tender. young, cd. exp; driver
porter. col. Md. lic.: light restau-
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bakers. lst-cl.; dishwasher, col.
SO cooks, wh.: tanitors. VIII. and
COL. live In or out.
FEMALES
Secretaries. many openings; stenos.,
exp. or beginners, many openings;
clerk-typists, beginners or exp,
many openings; hskprs.. VIII. and
COL. live in or out: hostess, part
time; hostesses. full time; bkkprs.
I. c.: dry clean clerk. exp: wait
resses, many. many openings: wool
pressers. exp. VIII. and col.
Immed. vac. ldry.. clrs., motel. restnt
A Licensed Agency. Bath and r. /
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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appt: Federal returns. SIS; State re.
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TWENTY-FoUR PAGES.
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO. JOSEPH p. LEWIS. record
owner of an undivided interest in
the following premise in Square
1928. known as 1047 44th Street.
Northeast, tLot 1851. in Washington.
D. G. Pursuant to the provisions
Of the Act of Congress. OF May j,
1906, entitled IAN Act to Create
2 Board for the Condemnation OF
1nsanitary Buildings in the Dis
srict Of Columbia. and for Other
P S5 sSS b s. aSspds e. AR g lie
members Of the Board have in
vestigated into the sanitary con-
dition of the buildings ct the
premise mentioned above. This
building, shed and fence have been
found. as result OF such in
vestigation, to be in such insanitary
condition as to endanger the health
or lives of the occupants thereof,
or Of persons living in the vicinity,
hereby condemned. From and after
fifteen (l5l days after q copy of
this Order Is affixed 10 the said
buildings, or parts thereof. 1t shah
be unlawful for any person to &C.
cupy these buildings. unless within
the said period the conditions
which led to the condemnation of the
building, shed and fence, have bean
remedied and this Order has been
cancelled. or unless the time within
which said buildings or part thereof
offended 6 By special order ,r Of chs tbs
BUILDINGS. Colonel 6. [. Evans.
Jr., w. H. Cary, Jr., j. j. Ilgenfritz.
mills. IA, 10, IL. IL, lS, 19.20.21,22
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able to run l-girl ONCE alone; excel /
isccy., International org. 3O-day sick
and 25-ds. AMI. leave $500 tax free
steno. CLERK: upper i4th st. Open
clerk-typist, assn. day SO. 900
lTypist. insurance exp. - top
Rsceptiop asnL|ra day to ss sto
|Varitypist; Nat. Assn: 8 day so
Tvpist: Fla. ave mkt: ) day $50
MISCELLANEOUS
lBookkeeper. Underwood start $50
Ash Eaas N..s Gs ave start < $50 $50
Billing Clerk. no tipping: NE. S45
Tag and Title Clerk. NE. start $3.50
Draftswomen, Topographic to $50
Rome keon @Gass grads. 200 up
Chemistry. majors - So 0oo mp
Biochemist start - 900
ADMIN. ASSIST. ---$325
RADIO TECHNIcIAN -------Sll5
SALES OFF. EQUIP -----S 5000
AAlEkS hEFhE5ENl
INVESTIGATE -S2 T5
SERVICE SALES $3.50
SECRETARY S2S7
CRAFTSMAN $3.50
GIRL FRIDAY $500
iSECY, LEGALl 1925
ASSIST. BKKPR. so
BEG. SECRETARY $3.50
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