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Evening star., 1954-06-06
and Pan American

Think what this means That trip you've only
dreamed of taking to lovely lively South America
is now Uit1'in your reach. Simply use the new Pan
Am "Pay-Later" Plan, pay lOT down and go now. No
collateral needed. IF you're leaving from New York.
you put $S7 down-pay the balance in IL monthly
installments of $72So each.
Or, for similar low payments, plan your trip from
any major airport in the U.SA via the Pan American
System gateway" cities of New York, Miami, New
Orleans, Houston or Los Angeles.
Fly down one coast of South America and back the
other see 10 amazing cities, in as little weeks
Tourist service throughout in giant presumed
DC-6B'sl Pan Americans Rainbow service down the
East Coast from New York to Buenos Aires. Ell
Pacifco from ~B.A" to Panama via Panagras West
Coast route continuing to Miami over PAA's route
There's also deluxe service down both coasts of
South America :. . and it's also covered by the
Pan Am "Pay-Later" Plan
Coll your TroveI Agent Or Republic 7-570o
Ticket Office: World Center Building. 10Th and Sts NV.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Of the famed gold dredges. And
not far away the King Island
Esquimos, noted for their ivory
carving.
And yet. you could take Oh
from Washington tomorrow and
be there in such a little time
on q vacation tour.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
BY Harry Lever

A few years ago. any one who
thought Of taking a vacation tour
of the vast Arctic regions would
have been laughed at. Today,
thanks to airplane. such a trip
is within the reach of any one
with the wherewithal, about three
weeks, a couple of sweaters and
a furry parka.
For the Arctic, time is i'm
portant unless you have plenty
of it. The airplane solves that
problem of nearly $4,000 miles
from Washington and back
A fast way to go is by a big
Trans-Canada airliner. This al
lows you to stop briefly at famed
Banff and Lake Louise to enjoy
the beauty of the Canadian Rock
les. Soon afterward you land
at Vancouver, British Columbia,
for a short layover before head
ing northward. There a Canadian
Pacific Airlines Convair $40
stands ready for the long haul
to Alaska.
RefueI at Whitehorse
Hundreds of miles Of great
peaks stand out against the blue
sky as the Convair speeds north
to a refueling stop at Whitehorse,
Yukon Territory. WhitehorSe
looks like an old American from
tier town and at it's docks, an
cient paddle wheel steamers
moor. This town has a fine future
as the capital of the Territory
and as an important air junction.
And then to Fairbanks, Alaska.
the country appears to get
bleaker. You pass over a lonely
airstrip in the Yukon, not far
from the Alaska border. It is
called Snag. It holds the record
for the lowest official tempera-
ture in all of North America.
The mercury felltt 81 degrees
below zero there in February,
1947.
Fairbanks, bustling in its
growth, has no frontier atmos-
phere. Construction is proceed
ing rapidly, the people are busy,
many prices are high. After a
day or two it is time to move on
to the Arctic. A Wien-Alaska
.Airlines DC-3 flies passengers to
Kotzebue. You can spot reindeer
herds from the airplane.
Lond Of Midnight Sun
The arrival of the tourist at
Kotzebue, on the Arctic Ocean
shore, is the beginning of the
real land of the midnight sun.
For 36 days every year, the sun
stays above the horizon, q gold,
orange or blood red orb. Each
midnight it seems to pause in
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Most Passengers
NEW YORK.

With 6,795 persons travelling
on II cruises between last De-
cember 10 and March 26, the
Holland-America Line. for the
second consecutive year, has
claimed the largest number of
cruise passengers carried by one
company during the regular win
ter season.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
$12-MiIIion Hotel
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.

Construction Of the largest,
most elaborate and most expen-
sive hotel ever built at Miami
Beach Is under way. The 554-
room institution and its 12-acre
site, when completed, Handicapped
and furnished, will represent an
expenditure Of $12 million.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Sink your teeth into the tenderest beef you've
ever tasted .. snap your fingers at the costl
In Buenos Aires, thick steak costs under 81.
Go now while dollars 60 far in South America
-. use the new Pan Am ''Pay-Later" Plan.
Evening star., 1954-12-25

Arlington Realty Co.
Arlinston. va. --2e
Evening star., 1954-12-25

Ist, Ind. 3rd TRUST LOANS GOVERNS
Re ri & ., HssT6y - z.,,.s enc ~ "a RroDsr. pr
poees. ineA repairs. femc6eitng,
additions. improvements.
n APEX REALTY CO.
011 NEW YORK AVE NV
ST. 3-1e1I 3ts
Evening star., 1954-12-25
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE


ANGLIA 81 SAT-: Hillman conv.,
and IL others. JACK PRY. 14th
AUssSTiN HEALEY, 1854; low mileage.
sale price, S2,345. Also H1LLMAN
convertible. S6S5. Austin AS 2-door,
$a75. Largest selection 81 small
Austin Healey sports, Austin Of Eng
land. M. O., Morris Minor. Also
Kaiser and Willys. MANHATTAN
AUTO tEst. 1gi4l. nth. at r sts. NV.
North 7-2700. Branch sales once,
1910 King st.. Alex Va, King
BGiGK 40 convertible; car itnmsss-
TIAc, 4221 oonnecticuf. Wo. g.
BuICKs--selection Of models and
colors. HORNER's COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. At 9th. Ii.
/ coiors. HoRNER;s G cor, Buick
Dealer, Fla, ave. ne, at 9th. Ii.
BUiCK '4s super a-dr.; radio,
battery: 4s,O00 mi: engine recond. !:
excel. cond.: starting for overseas;
sacrifice. $3.50 or best offer. JE.
6UlCkS - Horner'S Corner. H65v
MINI; ave: ne Achoice selection, Al q q
RSSi|' RSsa Dessr spa sTSELrY sfSsi H. nRsag Rsaa
vertibles. Complete selection 70
choose from = Christmas special.
SarHoep oepVEGEfEdi WEEiAs fBsrcfks' fs's sot fer@s ad
ckDiLEnxc; nxs; nif sa API sa $3.50; sdape; 20 py..
eo,e cwnsr. cs, Icy vn.assS. mlssss gray tIly
CHEVROLET 1860 de luxe club coupe;
exceptionally clean: beautiful gray
beauty assbbs must Sc seem seem sSssssi 6
only $685.; easy terms. KENYON
REGGK RES .,I,IyIRo .CHI,EyRoLET, 2SSe Wilson VaaS1
CRYsLER ,53 New Yorker New Port;
power steering. brakes, tor1ue,
tinted glass. Wv. tires; owner;
like brand-newi $2,1g5. THACKER
MOTORS e.aSeo s29o Rhode Island "a aye.
CHKYsIER 1853 windsor 4:dr.: ior
tires, heater. accessories: blue. ttl3b
pEl Z sflo RI E 4s EN- EM 2lz$f sIlazrRIine bisck
swell: sos. KENYON PECK CHEW
RoLET. 1886 wilson blvd, .Arling-
tons Va. IA. 2-D001. Open till g:30.
FORD 1859 VS.: i. and h., overdr. !:
excellent cond.: $3.50 cash or $3.50
and take over pymts. UN. 1885.
FORD 1851 COUNTRY SQUIRE III STA
TON WAGON; beautiful metal body.
ton; only $4,000 miles; serviced
monthly. Selling because ! have $
ears: can arrange financing: $3.50.
Call for demonstration. HE. 4-04g2.
FORD Ia4e de luxe club coupe;
beautiful light gray finish; equipped
with r. and h.: matching covers.
see see, this beauty tessy y,S pronly only $40 $40
ROLET. 2636 Wilson blvd. Arlipg-
ton. Va. ia. 2-9001. Open til 30.
FORD 1851 dc luxe tudor. excep-
tionally clean; equipped with radio
and heater; matching covers. See this
beauty today; only S6g5: easy terms
KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET, 3l4o
Z Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. IA. 2-g003,
Cuen til $40. --27
FORD 1854 Fordor sedan: fully
equipped: $500 miles: like brand
new; Sits RA. 6-ll4s. --26
Evening star., 1954-12-25
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

HILLTOP BRTCK---3 bedrms., dinins
and rec. rfrl.. : fireplares. 2 baths;
Rarage:s grand view from picture
window or terrace. Open daily. Ig
to g. Turn right of Penna. ave. Sc,
to 3f59 Westover dr.. or call 20.
S-62SS. Iii
A MONEY MAKER
Mr.. BOILING FIELD
NTNE-RCCM HOUSE
PRICED AT SI3.5U0 s
1105 ALABAMA AVE. EsE.
Plenty Of grounds and spacious home:
arranged for 2 families. Live in LIST
d.. 3-bedfn1. apt. and rent out tor
hDors transp. and shopping close by.
Call Mr. Cross, LU. A-7G44
MARSHALL ]. WApLE co.
1924 18th st. NV. AD. 4-al05
COL0RED-VACANT
1821-1023 Burke st. Sc.
six rms, 5 kitchens, 2 baths. recr.
rTn.. oil h.-w.h.. yard. porchss. clean
rs B pin.
FRED ETTRLICH
lOI2 l4th st. NV. ST. a-[)45O
After s PM. DU. 7-7595
Evening star., 1954-12-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS
end Trust NONE

Ind TRUST MONTY
AZ 3xtrsMs!y Leg Disco!lpt
SroT Cash FOR 2nd TRUGYB
23zA 10 e. pI6cOuETS
ffR. QUICK. 10. 4-0E6s
Evening star., 1954-12-25
AUTOS. ron SALE tcsas,l J

e
FORD 81 convsrtihIe VS.: Al extras;
special at S1QS. THACkkk MO-
TORS 100 HhDde Island eve, re-.
FoRD 81 country saysrs .ssslsn
Ike assgHa new: s si.Sos HI XIV S-oSSi. --Ss
DOD0R 1853 Kineswsys one-owner
i Diplomat, 1900 milss. paIly
Can Hhu. 1 s4lo0. Ext. "a; svensiRssss
yAGuARS4 Mark vII sedans; from
Sl,675, JACK PRy. 18th and ?.
LINCOLN sl. Tar elue coupe; excel
sskKcJkr Gaa' IL ii;ssTs ssss door sedan; ! ana
n: black fnish: Mere o. Matte; q
very weli-tak zen rect err $ll,,SYsS: $l,,,Y:
sgs5,, sss d.RShsRsIE 1s9f sss 4. sc. Sc tiasi "a
ssakcHgY hlf efs 10; oris. owner. low s mile
excel. sss; hssssI soSa $50 siso Ess F sssSGsasss
MERCuRY 1854 Moa.erey rcspes
i.,l,s sSgHIippsdli SgI y edo Owned hs I6 dIlp'o-
y ssss s sa,,k e psaS' sncoss sa,n irosn;a sna ron
M. q. l95a brand-ne sports car.
sTF" motel; 1890 6. G.: Astds
colors: starting. At Sl.901, Larse
selection Of small foreign and Ameri-
can cars. Austin Healey Sports, AUS
aIsa .p Fl kssss anslaG nSa N wi MaNTTs Gisa Mars
AUTO tEst. 1914, 7th at r sts.
NV North T-4T00. Branch sales
ofice, 1910 king st.. Alex. Va KI.
M0RsIs saus oxroRp 1850 4-dr, sedan,
sale price. s56S. Largest selection
In town. Austin. HeAiey sports.
Austin Of Knglsnd, n. q, Merits
MissE MHSHArfas AfsS kk1fo kSiffsS ,ass. ans i seii:
7th at r SITS. NV. North T-2T00.
Branch sales once, 1910 King It,.
Alex, Va. KinG S-bbab.
NASH 1851 Rambler; small: power.
sal nslesss sseesshi ss iDldsi sssa. Can pE.
NASH Iia47 4-dr. sed.; h.: winter.
fcr. OWNER, 1885 10th ct. NV.
oLDsMoBLE ls4s 4-dr,: j owner
tFIocp PcNTIAc' aaaiS &c ScoSnscsi-
OIDssi0BlLE 1853 "esc copy.:
aSspaasS aSeo windows Il anS seat a. pS.ss tres
dual manifolds exhaust: .sreen, black
TOP; ons & oynsr; no dealers; slices.
oEbsaositS tSl aiSsat 1876, .ss. sssd tis;..:
4 pm. Granite 3-5so7. Ask for
ofbsMoslLE ESssaE B.HcAISs siSssa
"9s' Holiday, $l,g9s; 1853 $50
sids Z, sss 81 ss Ss lass ss ga gar Ho,assssSy; os,assSy;
convertible, S606; ali equipped new
MOTORS. 1900 Rhode Island ave.
ol6s rs; La fsss s1eiso: SUeke. ass. Holiday
coupe; s.tone tan and brown q.
and h.: Hydra Matte, power brakes. }
Wv. tires; one owner, owners
name on requests Si.SssS;r SssS;r ,sNTAiy sNNITeAtiy
sgbssMoRaE sssibsssM ssf saestsasd co Ill ccESsss@ csE.Ssss@.
. is4i 9th q. n.s. Gust Oif Pa. ssSSo sSSso:
PAcKARp 1910 4,dr, sedan. =. 4, .
clutch. 'yS ybrases. front shocks: best
oiier over Sl2S: 634 2srd sts o.
rcoINsTir2t & is scaSSiiettain as';. hydra.
r. and h& 4-dr. sedan excel. cond:.
sy sSsr.sas Rsass ssss ssTsE viii sseaS SSass sSGs
rffsYlms5dHHrS fsls dH fisSSSi lsSi custom, Il. r. IL.
frosters, new paint. serviced every
5oS ssd niles Al ..eond sSssent osr msiosI ss 'fss Boi
PLSYMsoUTR SH1s sf ls4o 5-pass. coupe; =.
h.; low milease: Slab or best otier.
PONTIAC i04T convertible de luxe;
yellow; r. and h.: GOOD rubber: /
$3.50 Call EN- 3-3s62. ---26
'55 FORDS GALORE
Not over 1S mi: new.car title and
and bank financing. APPROVED
AUTOS, 5000 Riggs rd.. HA. 2-3y7T.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
fL0RIDA PROPERTY

P01IRAN0 BEACH FOR sale. I-bel-
fm. home. CHS. house. furnished:
10 min. "a beach. Immediate 0ccsip-
aney. Price reasonable. To. z-9H67
Evening star., 1954-12-25
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

KN0LLs - Owner trans
cond. center hall. Ice. liv. rni.
threplacel. sep. dining RIA. kit.
tgarbaEe dispoSai1 frst-fioor powder
rfll.: screened Enrch; = hedEms.. tile
haths daylight bsrfak., OUTSIDE eatrss
gas heat sonv. to schools, bus and
shopping GI approved $17s65n.
For inspection call oWNAR. III.
C0NN. AVE. PARK and s hedrIn.
alI-hrk, rafnhiers; GE kita.. bKf1atk.
Priced from S13.0fl0. Vets. nothing
down; GOOD terms for ncn-vets pF
men In service For INTO or aDpk.,
call LOUIS BRISKER TU. 2-0726,
n1orns and ewes: VIII. $4,000 After-
Evening star., 1954-12-25
HOUSES sALE-ND. Gent ]

$3.50 DOWN-yets or non-vets: move
III Tor New Years. 2-becroor1
si1ingle bungalow with full bsmt.
and large lot near all shopping, bus
and schools. MODERN REALTY CO.,
INC III f-535A. so
Evening star., 1954-12-25
ROCK CREEK HILLS

New split-iesei rambler pre.sf1cw
I'M. We hays Just piastered mis-
h0nse and purchaser vii have
choice nf ccl0fs and finish III aII
rooms. We invita- your inspecttpn cf
this home, on "A ulaexeeiled site.
Win excellent view erd dEasnase.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
APARTMENTS wANTED

DIPLOMAT desires to sublet fashion
able 2-bedrm.. 2-batlf apartment,
preferably 18th st., Conn. or Mass.
aVes.; viii consider short or long
phone MISS WESsoN. co. 5-3232,
after 5:15 daily. -27
Evening star., 1954-12-25

SILVER SPRING--4-bedroom house,
furn. or unfnrn. LO. 5-3i27. I'D
SEAT PLEASANT. All 6gth pl.-
Big house on 2 lots. & rooms. 2
Kitchens, large porch. OWNER. OIL
4-3551; or during weekdays. EN-
Evening star., 1954-12-25
LOANS

LOWER pAyAgENTS. LEss INTEREST
Ee4 ne Eeffnance your home and con.
solldAte your present trusts tneFeby
re0ncing lnopthlE uAxments and In
cash. Can Mr.. Miller MR. 81.
1890. evenings. IA. 6-5l94.
Evening star., 1954-12-25

Do FONIJO OALOItG
Not over Is mi: new-car title and
service policy; small down payment
and bank financing. APPROVED
AUTOS, 5000 Rigs rd.. HA. 2-3yT7.
Evening star., 1954-12-25
TRUcKs sok sALE

FQEU sDz 4s-t0a pick-i1ps . rtcs. Old.
f9ex -: L, ssEf go S no hsu51Eps; E
Evening star., 1954-12-25
APIS. uNFuRAlsHID--vA.


ARL.--New. 1 and Q hedrms.. air.
cond: for those who desire the
best; S92 so and Sl10; nr. Glehe
rd.. $40 Columbia pike. IA. 6-4466.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has : lev
and 9 bedroom units available.
priced from SIS. Sit. in eonV. Alex.
o-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone tt. ti-4400 q come 70 the
once In Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. Ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd. Shoft~term
leases on requests.
! BLK. TT. MYER. garden-type apt.
bids. One bedrm.. S64. 80. 2 bed
rms. SS4.5o. plus utiis. RA. S-227n.
ARL.--Close In. new, and bed
rms, modern, quiet neiRhborh0od;
S19.50 to $95; mr.. 0lebe I'd. $40
Columbia pike. -2
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike &C Fred
efick st.. Magnolia Gardens-AvaiI.
now beautiful and spacious hving-
dining room combination. = larEe
bedrooms, latest in kitchen equip
ment. paruuet fioors. Venetian
blinds; 3 expoznress uttls. fnrn-; $a6
Q NO. ! bedroom $3.50. For info.
call IA. $500.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Arlington Realty Co.
Arlinston. va. -1o
Evening star., 1954-11-26
-BEDDING. & SLEEP FURNITURE

BEDDING. 1& sleep FURNITURE
40 Only! z6e5 to 1895 Mattresses and Box Springs
uckings. Some sold "as Is"
10 Only! 34.o5 Foom-top Settees that Sleep One
ST.
utmost comfort at night -
40 Only! 3l.95 to 1895 Mattresses and Box SPRINGS
continued models 1ZO
1895 to 1895 Famous Make Innersprng Mattress some hair
topped foam topped Both single and double sizes So
5000
1896 to 1895 Foam Rubber Outfits with inch all foam mat
tres and 0n box springs Three Sizes and
1926 Tundel Bunk Bed Two bunk beds with guard rail and
ladder and 3draWer chest maple finished Just l8 5000
1896 Sofa Settee to Sleep One Back
able single bed Blond wood legs Smart Just
1895 Sofa Beds to Sleep Discontinued models Rooy
ding compartment Smart covers Just 1000
1895 Foam Rubber Settee to Sleep One thick foam
cushion Discontinued style Checked cotton tweed just
$500
1895 Simmons Studio with two nnerspng cushions Opens
sleep two comfortably Discontinued Just 1926
1895 Simmons Sofa Beds Modern in line Sleeps two comfort
ably Discontinued covers. Just 1895
1890 Fusize Bed Davenport to fize double bed
Fine innerspring mattress Discontinued covers Just s. $500
229O0 Famous Make Bed DavenpOrs that open up full
size double bed Discontinued covers Just
bedding and Sleep Furnitare4th Floor Washington 0nly
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Handsome modern bookcase beds !. /.
all from famous makers. In an ex-
cellent choice Of light-toned or cor
dovan mahogany veneers.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

DESVBbWG MUOBH EUBAEUEU UNAB
Only! $3.50 to $3.50 Buffe and Chimes eAA
~
vneers cherry
l Only! 3ee.95 ven-P Piece Junior Dining Room
with TA0.8S
In
ony 25oe5 Six-Piece Junior Dining Room m-A -
buffet Bleached mahogany - =
1895 Large LINED Oak Pedestal Table lust / .- 1895
$14O Mahogany Massive Bufe Just -----
Mahogany Servers $500
1895 Blonde Mahogany Drop-Ieaf Tables Just So SIS
S16O Bleached Walnut Massive Buffets Just -----11995
1895 Beachd Walnut China 399
Bleached Walnut Table Just $500
1896 Mahogany Veneer Arm Chairs Just 5------- 1856
Solid Maple Chairs and Side Chairs just 6OOO
Evening star., 1954-11-26
z Only! BIS. IS poubIe.nresser Suite

Save third on this handsome s,
traditional suite of fine mahog- AAA ar
any Veneers Double dresser with /0sJ9
large mirror, double bed and @~I
chest
$500 Three-Pc Bedrooms, Mengel, Just A.. As.sS
1885 Double and Single Maple and Mahogany Beds,
Just 10 szzzs ..... aes
2s95s Solid Maple Night Tables Just ----.is.s5
1885 Ms4le Night Tables just 8 S-9 9.95
$50 to S95 Solid Maple 5-drawer Chests, Just IL,
59.s5
ssss Solid Maple Double Dresser and Mirror. Just 3,
4995
S75 to SOS Mahogany Veneer Chests, just a. 49.s5
ABS Solid Mahogany Single and Double Beds,
FarsttuYe-4th Floor, Washington onlyi
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Is Only! 1896 to SOS
Modern Mite Stands

Large, modern night stands
some with one, some with two
drawers q. all with shelves. In q
variety Of smart modern veneers.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

5 Only! $l10 Modern vonity-Desk
Use them as O. vanity in the bed
room-as a desk in your living room.
From q famous maker. All have Ao.QS
deep drawers. seamist-mahogany W
veneers.
5 Only! 459.95 Triple Dresser Suites
Huge triple dresser with large mir
ror and II drawers, modern bed S0AQ
and two night tables. In genuine AOO
blond walnut.
1895 Large 2-Drawer Night Stand In fawntone
mahogany veneers, just A95
SllO Three-Drawer Commodes, In nutmeg veneer,
Just 8 " 4a95
64.s5 Modern Bed, In California Casual nutmeg
$lo0 Students Desk, finished back nutmeg veneer,
Sll0 Mengel Vanity-and-Mirror, taffy mahogany
&s5 Mengel Bookcase Beds, taffy mahogany
FeLeeTS, just 8 1895
s14o Mensel TripIe-Dress and Mirror, 0 drawers,
JUST -------------------------.99 1885
1895 Mengel Students Desk In fawn oak veneers,
just ! ---------------------------- 4995
1895 Mengel Bookcase, In fawn oak veneers, just L.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
Fat Men Victims
Of a Raw Deal,
Physician Asserts
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, May 29.-An in
Surance company physician says
that fat men have gotten a raw
DEAL" and that they should "eat
and be happy"
DR.. Richard Gubner, assistant
director of medical research for
the Equitable Life Insurance So
ciety of New York, defended the
fatties who have been badgered
in recent years by doctors de.
manding that they take it of.
Dr: Gubner told the American
College of Cardiology yesterday
that if there are no complica-
tions in a fat man by the tine
he is so there is no particular
reason for him to cut down cat
ing.
1--WE would be unnecessarily
taking away one of the few pleas
ures left in life" DR.. Gubner
said He explained that there
is no indication obesity in it
self is cause of heart ailments.
But, he added. it can lead to
high blood pressure and dia-
beteS, which in turn can lead
to cardio-vascular ailments.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
Adventists Spending
Heavily on Schools
Speciol Dispatch 10 The Siar

SAN FRANCISCO, May 90
Seventh-Day Adventists spend a
fourth of the church's income
on schools, but there still aren't
enough schools to meet the de-
mand, a report st the Adventists'
quadrennial general conference
said yesterday.
1.-THE denominations invest
ment in education is larger than
in any other single branch" E.
E. Cossentine, secretary of the
department of education, said.
"Yet we could open up 1000
new schools next fall if we had
the money and the staff"
The church hes 4,751 schools.
employing $500 teachers and
instructing 229.O14 students.
At yesterdays business ses-
sions the following Washing
ton ID. c. elders were renamed
as general field secretaries: j.
A. Buckwalter, L. E. Froom, E.
j. Lorntz and w. E. Read.
Dom H. Thomas, Glendale,
Calf, was chosen director of
the International Bureau of Pub
lie Relations, and Howard B.
Weeks, Washington, was elected
associate director.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
Mission Budget Increased
By Methodist Women
By the Associoted Press

MILWAUKEE,, May ga
pledge of $6,967,134 to carry on
missionary work during 1855 was
made yesterday by 1894 Method
ist women attending the con-
vention of the National Woman's
Society of Christian Service.
The delegates from throughout
the United States also adopted
resolutions in defense of civil
liberties and condemning racial
segregation.
Representing an increase of
more than a half million dollars
over the 1854 budget, the money
is slated for missionary work
at home and abroad.
In the civil liberties resolution,
the delegates declared: I'VE af-
firm our conviction that the de-
fense of civil liberties Is a re-
sponsibility of the Christian con-
science"
On racial relations the Method
ist women said. I'VE affirm anew
our determination to work with
greater urgency to eliminate seq
regation from every part of our
community and national life. and
from the organization and prac-
tice of our own church and its
agencies and programs to
a new pattern of justice and
| free6om."
Evening star., 1954-05-29
Tornado Upsets Boat;
s Believed Drowned,
Seven Are Rescued
BY the Associated Press

BAGNELL, Mo-, May ga
tornado upset an excursion boat
on the Lake of the Ozarks yes
terday. At. least four persons
and probably six were drowned.
Six passengers and the pilot
were rescued. Two of the pas
sengers said the pilot saved their
lives. Owners of the capsized
craft said it was routine to send
another boat to check on its
excursions when a storm blew
up. and this precaution put q
rescue boat alongside the
stricken craft quickly. -.
The known dead:
Mrs. Letha Rockwell. so, and
a daughter, Rosalyne Ruth
Rockwell, 16. of Belle Plaine.
Iowa; Mrs. Richard Lamberty
and a son, Warren, 2. Of FIRE.
mont, Nebr.
Missing were Duaine Hodges.
19, OF Missouri valley. iowa, ana
Patricia Gump. 16. of Tunis. Mo.
The bodies of Mrs. Rockwell.
her daughter and Warren Lam
berty were recovered within an
hour.
Rescued were Mr.. Lamberty;
Junior Graham. Is. Of Brumley.
Mo-, the pilot; Darwin Rockwell.
48, husband of Mrs. Rockwell;
Emmett O'Leary, Al. and his
wife, Ruth. 33. of Berkeley. Mo-:
Lit. v. H. Allen, %. and his wife,
10, of Lawton, Okla.
Mr.. Rockwell said the pilot.
Mr.. Graham. saved his life.
Glenn Wood. part owner of the
lockwood Boat Rides Co.. OPP
orators of the craft, said Mr..
Lamberty also credited Mr.. Gra-
ham with saving him.
Mr.. Wood said the sun was
shining and the water placid
when the boat, a 36-foot cruiser
with a capacity of 80, left the
dock for a Smile cruise Threat
ening clouds had hung over the
lake most of the day. however.
and there had been several
squalls in the area.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
SIverstor Sails on First Trip
With Cruise-StyIe Sendoff

gineer Commissioner, and Fran
els j. Kane. president-elect of
the Washington Board of Trade,
and their wives.
Will Present Scrolls.
Gen. Prentiss will present a
scroll from the District to the
mayor of st. George, Bermuda,
and Mr.. Kane will give a scroll
to the chairman of the Bermuda
Trade Development Board.
Among those not on board was
a would-be passenger who missed
the boat by two minutes. Miss
Ruth Haney of 1922 Nicholson
street Sc. arrived just in time to
see five feet of water between her
and the ship.
The disappointed passenger,
who had two friends aboard, said
she'd been planning the trip since
February but thought the ship
was sailing on standard time.
She arranged with travel agents
to fly from New York tomorrow
to greet her friends when the
Silverstar pulls into Bermuda.
She'll be aboard for the retul n
"trip, agtE. n "a
The ship is due to arrive at
st. George. at 8 am. Mon
day, and will be used as a
hotel while in port. It leaves
st. George Monday afternoon
and will arrive here at 8 am,
Thursday. a-
The ships master is Capt.
Mario Gladulich. This is the
first of a series of five Ber-
muda cruises for the Silverstar.
The second starts next Fri
day, and the other three on
August 81. August % and Sep
tember 4. The cruises have
been arranged by the United
Travel Agency here.