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Mattresses. Box Spr.i,eqs

5rd Fioor-Washinefon Store Only
Isles Serta Mattress Spring Set daask
uckmg double size 49,? $500
2s525O Serta ticking twin size
$2&99
summons rolled
49, S225O
3sssoo Englander FoamTop" Mattress Spring Sets stitch
ca Doroers, twin size $500
Z5250 Sea Box Springs damask ticking
conStIlcuon oouoe twin size p $3.50
sturdy construction double
sizes S2375
l-sSIoV roster Box Spring, heica-ed double size
Enganoer BOX springs heavy ticking double twin
sizes sosaa
Ches OF Drawers ivory mahog
Cnes on Chest amber mahog SCARED $1,000
boudOir Chairs /chartreuse blue soed
CIIcket Chalr wing back style, green S997
assorted finishes double
~ S12SS
Z0O Bookcase Headboard with veneers
oouoe size $22SS
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Girls, and Teens.

Kasns Fourth Floor. Washington; Second Floor Arlington
Iregs $3.50 Denim Wrap Skirts sizes 10 to 10 $99
Sass to $1SS5 Wool Rayon Gabardine Jackets to B
$3.50 Flannelette Jeans pockets Upper side 10
S16S5 Waterproof Storm green
broken sizes 7 to II $500
$3.50 $3.50 Cotton Knit Flannel
nell to IA S219
S. 80 Blue Upper side
$3.50 ShOrtseeve Sport Shirts plaid solids white Peter
convertible neckines: sizes Z to IA S169
S499 Chenille Robes full roll collar
blue to IA 50 80
Jeans, 7 to
$3.50 Nyon Cardgans pastel coors to II 81 80
Sls9 and $3.50 Knitted Clip Caps Hoods and Bonne white
colors .-.------------ S139
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Li1eqe1.ie

Second Floor Washington and Arlington
3OSO0 Nylon Tcot Panties embroidery TRIM white pink
sizes 5. and Z 100
3OoS2sS and $3.50 Rayon Sps tailored
styles misses broken sizes $1OO
$22S Cotton Fannelette Mother Hubbard Gowns misses
broken sizes -------..--.- SOC
800 Nyon cOt Slips broken
6O$795 and $685. Nylon Tcot broken
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Kasns Fourth Floor. Washingos; Second Floor Arlington
S29 Cotton Twill Boxer Longies white with red blue plaid
trim: sizes to 6X SOC
s2SS Cotton Twill Jackets plaid color and pockets
SOC
sac Printed Cotton Dresses sizes TO Ok Coo
S9 White Cotton Slips built shoulder lace trim to 500
Boys $3.50 Wool Cardigans sizes to S50
S199 SO Corduroy pockets
49, --------.
Boys $199 Longsleeve Flanneee Shirts plaid prints
sizes to 60c
s7s Cotton Broadcoth Cawers snap CROTCH embroidery
and blue S. NJ, Coo
S7S and $3.50 Fanneete Sleepers and two piece styles
prints and solids; sizes to and to soc
SS95 to S1095 Jackets plaid TRIM plastic
Jackets: sizes to $500
Bows $3.50 Flannelette Corduroy Longe
with matching hanneee long-sleeve shirts brown blue,
3
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Budget Dresses

Second Floor, WaShinsfOn and Ariinef0n
Misses Womens sS95 Budget Dresses of ray
crepe and miracle fabrics ----- So
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DGggyti1lse Dresses

Second Floor. WashingfoN and Arlington
1oe-sSsS Dresses chambray snshams paytones
misses womens and half
99 and $3.50 Cotton Dresses and Pnafores misses women
and half sizes $159
S2S9 Utility Uniforms white blue geen sizes II to a
60-$595 Coats sizes
50-$&95 to SASS
1OO-S290 Sleeveless Pnafores broken sizes 100
50-$299 Novelty Aprons $1O0
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Budget Coats

Second Floor, WAshingfon and arlington
$500 to S4995 Wool Goats. with Mium Temp
Innings boucles fleeces sedes gabardnes Some
and dark colors; sizes to 49, Limited quantities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

Kann's-Loscer Level-ArIinsfon
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Second Floor Washingf0n and Arlington
10o-SS95 to S1295 Quilted Busters Brunch Paja
Rayon Hostess Robes some kind broken sizes
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Twin size. Foam Latex AZ" thick
mattress with 10" multi-coil Mach
man unit box spring. Heavy woven
stripe ticking Non-allergic mattress
never needs turning. Complete double
size set -$9S.99
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Storage and Estate Sale
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Including New And Used
LATE MODEL REFRIGERAToNa
GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES
PAIR Pine Antique
CHRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
oLDsMoBnE "is4a' SEDAN
BY order Lawrence J. simmons. Com.
mittee: n. X. Millstein. Attorney
for an estate: Union 9toraee Com.
pany and ether Gons.gn %s
.. hwKr1seSGLiEGRsss
0Ob = ST. NV.
TOMOR r OW
Commencing $50 AN
Continuing Until Mid-afternoon
Metal lawn chairs and tables. alum.
mum frame contour chairs. ma.
hogany bedroom group. chrome de
nettes. StorkIine 'Foldavay". see
tional and odd sofas. lounge chafrss
etc.
Metal wardrobe and utility cebinets,
electric sewing machine. teakwo04
pedestals, beds. boz and coll
sDTns. End ocss:Iobs eo Isssr's ::sa
extension dinins tables, bedroom
groups, R0ilaway beds. radie
combinations, pedestal fans. etc.
Champion Shoe Aepalr
PINISHTN0 MACHINE
or.DsMoBILE 1853. SEDAN
BY Order An Estate
INSPECTION INVITED
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CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY DAY
SGH0OE--Rec. and academic and
nursery; through 4th er. Transpor-
tatior and hot lunches. OIL. 2-as73.
SUMMER CAMP IN MAINE--Runi BY
Chevy Chase Country Day School;
boys and eirls; s to IL. Group
Cxa AM co SSE Ri Raroii sf ios Sept.
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FORM 81. U. s. Job apple alton I pre-
pared ana TYPED Perscnnel counsel
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Incl. typ. Of stem. EXCHANGE sERV.
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ACCOMPANIES wanted. By singing
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sall "a snE HsaM6 SSS H8 9 assso.
HE 4-5232. TU. 2-2335. 2ss
NOT REsPONsIBLE for any debts
GEORGE r. WRIGHT. 4so1 Sheri-
r SS 81; SHAMPOO and anger
\ wave 15c WARFLYNN BEAUTY
inc. books. speeches, manuscripts ali
SPEAK IEsHsID'i FRENSR. s casliiied french.
born teacher. pvt. lessons, and small
groups, reas. rates. Mr.. ROSE, NE.
S-4291. go
MEN Swedish massage: treat
ments In your home or hotel by
appointment. Portable table; p.
TELLER, grad. masseur. NO 7-a350
NICE PLEASANT HOME for elderly
folks; fine food. care. Tv; inspec-
ton invited. NO. 7-3242.
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have 3 capacity Of 80 million
gallons q day.
The line. the first section Of
which from the Patuxent ultra
ton plant to Virginia Manor
road is already In use. is designed
to supply increased water to the
area Of Prince Georges County,
southeast Of Washington, ac-
cording to Commission Engineer
Harry B. Shaw.
Communities which will benefit
from increased water supply. in
the area include Suitland, Dis
trict Heights, Oxen Hill, aNd
Hillcrest Heights. where low
pressure was reported during
recent hot weather, the COM
mission said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

sound trucks which leapfrog on
the schedule.
The sound truck, like MIR. SUIT
tons, is a station wagon. All
seats are filled. Other passengers
are Miss Nora Kefauver. the
Senator's sister; Mrs. Frances
Boyle and Jack Papaas. all
volunteers.
The truck tours the town as
Mrs. Boyle announces the time
Of the Senator's speech In breaks
between recorded hillbilly music.
At the courthouse later, Mr..
Adcock sets up the microphone
and keeps the music going while
the others shake hands and pass
out campaign literature. buttons
and stickers.
The second sound truck ar
rives and tarries awhile before
going on to set up the Lafayette
appearance. Finally comes SEN
ator Kefauver just before the
1890 am. schedule. He is riding
with Hubert Bennett, his area
campaign manager.
Senator Kefauver, coatless and
his shirt wet with sweat In spots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
6reenbeIt Wafer Line
Completion 0K'd

Completion of $1.7.million
42-inch water supply line into
the Greehbelt area Of Prince
Georges County has been au-
thorized BY the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
The commission awarded the
contract for s9Ss.445 to Charles
r. Smith q Son. Inc. Kennett
Square (Pa., contractors for the
second and final section Of the
line. It will extend from Virginia
Manor road to Glenn Dale road.
Pipe laying Is expected to begin
in about six weeks. The line will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

walks slowly to the card table,
shaking hands as he goes.
There's nothing perfunctory
about the handshake. He takes
time to get the names straight
and exchange q word or two
with each.
Answers Questions.
The crowd Of $50 or SO listens
attentively as Senator Kefauver
speaks at length without rustic
jokes. Occasionally q point IS
rewarded by q scattering APP
plause. Senator Kefauver winds
up by answering written ques-
tons gathered by his local cam
paign manager.
You begin to ponder the con-
trasts between Mr.. Sutton and
Senator Kefauver and wonder
which is making more political
hay-the fast-paced campaign
Of the challenger and his little
group of professional drivers. or
the slow, dignified tour Of the
titleholder and his almost pom
derous organization.
You don't know. You never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
THOs. J. OWEN q SON, Auetisneers
III &c NV

Trustees' Sale Of Valuable THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
as PREMISES 1928 COLUMBIA
By Virtue OF" q 4 Deed OF Trus. recorded
the Lsnd re Records sSsl Of In. 0 District s
Columbia. we, shall sell IN front o.
the premises on FRIDAY TIE
Y iss4 AT PAY fKHR GT oTcdlSosckk R.
Lot numbered Fifty-six 800 IN
Lester A. Bars subdivision Of lots
In Block numbered Thirty-four t34),
Columbia Hsights." as. per Plat
yeyor Tor the pistric cs q c s S
in Liber County IL ct folio 7e;
said Block "a being now taxed 10
Terms Of sale: All cash. Deposit Of
$1,000 90 required at time Of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date o.
the risht to resell the property az
the risk and cost Of the defaultins
purchaser, after. fve days adyer-
tisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published In the District
OF Columbia. or deposit may BE-
forfeited. or without forfeiting de-
post. trustees may avail themselves
o. any ds lsss Or sSus:si. Ents
ter particulars at time OF sale. Ad-
iustment OF Real Estate taxes to
date Of sale. All cOnveyances, 70.
cording and revenue stamps, etc.,
ut cost Of purchaser.
SAMUEL scRIyENER. IT..
,vo7 Ssg g " Pa, cRowE TI;,,,...
ADAM 4, wEsCHLER q SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

TRUSTEES, SALE OF rood NAE
TANNED IN PREMISES lb0s isth
ST. SnifIv,ENs NV" ALSO LEAsEHoLD
BY virtue Of chattel Deed Of Trust
recorded in Liber 9410, Folio an
ct seo.. one OF the Land Records
Of the District Of Columbia and AZ
the request Of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell BY public auction at the
ebove mentioned premises on Mon
day. August 2. 1854 at IL o'clock
Noon. Toledo and DAYTON computine
scales. National cash register.
Victor adding machine. walk in
cooler. Hill and Fleetwood dairy
and .refriseratine cases, Cristy
vegetable case. frozen food cabinet,
rffrigerating compressors. Arieri-
can slicer, stock in trade. etc, aise
leasehold interest. Terms: Cash.
Jacob Sander and David Hornstein,
Trustees, LEONARD b. MEYERG
attorney for parties secured. Tower
building. jy2a. 3O.M
ADAM A. WESCHLRR q SON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

met q Kefauver supporter while
you were with Mr.. Sutton. or q
Sutton man in Senator Kefau-,
ver's crowds.
But then everybody thought
you were q politician connected
with the party in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Tire chuins in July

HELENA, Mont. R.--It was
summer. but the State ordered
It's tire chains. The purchasing
department said the State pays
out nearly $4,000 for tire chains
every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
AUCTION SALES

ESTATE SALE or 1889 OLDsMoBIIE
gSU four.door sedan by public
NV. FL July s0th, 10 AM.
tate d 1 HHNRY <. d aIIHTnsy i ,gas ss-
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON, Auction eers,
iii = 81. NV.
T sToSS silf q As yasassli T ES%
BAICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
ING STREET. NORTHWEST
Sug rseo e efr'a hDe eses No Of ss sa
Folio 359 ct seq. OF the land rec,
prds Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
f sss.tss. thereby se the E,n'dersisned
DAY THE THIRTiiETIiHi DAY "a OF
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate
u the District Of Columbia. and
Of Block . whitney Close" as per
gi ,a,. rscorded II the once Of the
Nam 5SmSi sra IN L 10 ss ct folio %.
ment and taxation as Square 3O49.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior (build-
Ing yra association, deed Ct q trust for
particulars q WHICH win pc an
chase. price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
REQUIRED. ConveyRncins. recording,
etc.. ut purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made rs of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
fetted and the property may be
advertised and resold ct the discre-
ton Of the trustees;
AZ JEROME MALTN,
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E M5Ehlsp sRRiAp Tkos1.
fy22 "a. ~ .2A.aI. Truateea.
THos. ]. OWEN SON. Aassisses7s.
iii a.. NV

Trustees sale Of valuable TWO.
KNOWN AS PREMISES NuMHHA
1880 KRAMER STREET. NORTH
BY Virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. ee17.
Folio 404 ct seq. of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
s cured iss .ssa' the tue
trustees. win sell. at public auction
DAY THE SECOND DAY or Az
e System Az o.crn lssz AT III THsE, ~.
lowing-described land and premises.
situate In the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Let
lots in Block ~ s'.Lons MssSev.."
as per plat recorded In the Once
of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liber County ut folio
141. Said Block "a now known fer
purposes Of assessment and taxation
as Square 4540
Terms Sold subject to q prior deed
OF. trust for approximately $1,730. 90
further particulars Of which win b
Snr nSaaseG price above q said trus. TO e
$4,000 REQUIRED. conveyaneinS.
recordins etc. at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as OF date Of
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may
discretion OF the trustees.
c e4MafS T. slENE TTtHnfL.
ty22. "a 72031 TrtigteNa
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Pokiston Civil Defense

Pakistan will retain an e.
fective civil defense nucleus in
peacetime," Interior Minister
Gurmain announced III Karachi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
THOs. J. OWEN a SON, Auetieneers.
I'LL Z st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
ROW BRICK DWELLING REiN6
KNOWN rTN-r,A! As s,! RR Sy4 yMgNnsk
~ virtue 9, : Certain S deed q tIvussi
duly REGARDED. in Liber No. LOOSE
Folio az ct seq. Of the land rec
erds Of the District q Columbia.
and si,. e The request Of ths party
trustees viii iii AZ puS Sinse snssics
Ia front of the premises. on Nom
pay THE sEcoND DAY Or AU-
o,CLocK PM. the tolIovilE-ds-
ae.,s the 9ssrct ,p q S cGl.p S.r a1
subdivision in Square al. as Der
plat recorded IN the. Once Of the
Surveyor for the District. Of Coz
lumbia In Liber ~ At folio 80;
81 snetes and bounds IL said is'. deed
poses Of assessment and faxation
as Lot 50? In Square s41
81 DISSEMINATING ssssssSlss s;sf IN;
ther particulars of which viii be
purchase price above said trust 70
be paid in cash. A deposit o.
$500 90 required, conysyancinf.
Adustmssnt Sun mad. ~ q sts n
sale. Terms to be complied with
posit forfeited and Dc properly
may be advertised and rtsold as
the discretion Of the trustees.
E M5kHlsp s q rss6sr-
III fy0O "a 0H % TpMafnN0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
Cortoonists' Show Draws
The Line at Serious Business

Harry Hershfield. the veteran
whose able" was popular years
ago, remarked that he hasn't
drawn in years. Not since he
had a chat with the late Arthur
Brisbane.
II asked him, Would you con-
slider a cartoonist newspaper
man?' And Brisbane asked me,
Would you consider barnacle
a Ship?
Five cartoonists collaborated
in a Skit that had each of them
adding a line or two to sketch.
The first man penciled what
he described as a music rack
The second made it table. NO
3 turned it into a floor lamp
Then it became a light bulb
And No. 5 added some charcoal
lines to make it a vase.
Rube Goldberg, the master OF
ceremonies, inspected it critical
ly. Then he turned it upside
down and held it up to view.
See" he said, "it's a WAC
taking a bath in her helmet.
Sure enough, it was.
Ovation for Flanders.
During the luncheon, Senator
Flanders, Republican, of Ver-
mont who has recently gone into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

The National CartooniSts So
ciety, in town yesterday to help
the Government bond drive, put
on a National Press Club show
that was hilarious and almost
refined.
The finale starred Mac Miller,
who draws Noah Numskull for
King Features Syndicate.
Mr.. Miller portrayed drunk,
and that in itself was, of course,
ludicrous, in view of his sur
roundingS.
Weaving and Keeling to and fro
before a large white sheet and
swigging from a flask, he
sketched the face of Jiggs by
splitting jets of his phony booze
onto the sheet. Mr.. Miller's
expectoration technique makes
the palate more important than
the palette.
Congratulations by Kelly.
Walt Kelly, whose Pogo" ap-
pears daily. in The Star. is the
cartoon clubs president. Thank
ing his newspapermen luncheon
hosts, he congratulated them on
their writing talents. Il admire
your spelling" he said, your
punctuation, your commas -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
BY the Asseeiated Press

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June U.s.
e. D. CTed) Crippa. 55-year-old
Rock Springs banker, yesterday
was appointed United States
Senator for the remaining six
months of the late Senator
Hunts term.
Mr.. Crippa's appointment re-
stores the 48-47 Senate majority
the Republicans had before the
death of Senator Taft a year ago.
Mr.. Crippa is Republican Ma
tional Committeeman for Wy
oming. In prepared statement
he said:
"I'll report for duty Monday
morning and will remain in
Washington as long as necessary,
However, I will not be a candi-
date for the Office nor any other
Office this year."
Gov. C. j. Rogers. in appoint
ing Mr.. Crippa, averted showing
favoritism in what shapes up as
a bitter fight in the August II
primary for the G. o. P. Sena-
torial nomination.
Senator Hunt died Saturday OF
inflicted bullet wound in
his Washington Office.
Gov. Rogers said the names
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

battle against Senator McCar-
thy, was given a standing ova-
ton when he was introduced as
one of the guests.
Earlier yesterday, the cartoon
lists had breakfast with President
Eisenhower. MI. Kelly gave him
a T-square, assurance of our
faith in you"
After the Press Club show
Mr.. Kelly was asked what he
has in mind for Pogo.
He said he's considering bring
ing Simple j. Malarkey, the
vicious cat. back into the strip.
Marlarkey is a cruel. treacher-
Gus, unprincipled, overbearing
and underhanded creature.
If Malarkey does turn up, he
will be found selling doors. There
is no door business in Pogo's
swamp, but Malarkey will be
peddling them nevertheless.
And Malarkey'S motto, Mr.
Kelly said, will be II stand be-
hind every door,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
Ed. Grippe, Wyoming Banker
To Serve Out Hunts Terms

of 80 prominent Wyoming Re
publicans had been presented to
him for consideration.
"Crippa's long years Of service
to the Republican Party and his
ability make him well qualified
to step in the Senate at this cru
cial time" Gov. Rogers said.
"Crippa has assured me he will
give his full support to our pres
ent Republican administration"
Mr.. Crippa has been president
of the North Side State Bank in
Rock Springs for nearly Is years
and is owner and manager of the
Crippa Motor Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
| Eisenhower Gives
STAG Dinner 10 II

President Eisenhower had II
guests at a stag dinner in the
White House last night-one of
series he has been giving over
recent months.
The guests included:
Charles C. Auchincloss, part
ner in F. S. Moseley & Co., New
York: James B. Black, presi-
dent of the Pacific Gas & Elec-
! trio Co., San Francisco; T. Ger
rold Brice. partner in the Clark,
Dodge & Co., New York; H. E.
Chiles, jr., president of Mid
land, Tex, oil company; Willis
D. Crittenberger, retired lieu
tenant general and now execu-
tive vice president of the Great
er New York Fund.
Also, Robert L. Eichelberger,
retired lieutenant general from
Asheville. N. c.; Frank M. Fol-
som, president of the Radio
Corporation of America, New
York; Leonard P. Gerow, re-
tired lieutenant general from
Petersburg, Va; Allen G. Kirk.
retired admiral and one time
ambassador to Russia, New
York; Stanley Marcus, president
of Neiman- Marcus, Dallas, Tex;
George M. MARKHAM, San
Francisco restaurateur.
Also, Charles H. Percy. preSi-
dent of the Bell & Howell Co.,
Chicago: Ebert p. Tuttle, gen.
eral counsel of the Treasury De-
partment; Harold S. Vance,
president of the Studebaker
Corp, South Bend. Ind; Arthur
H. Vandenberg, University of
Miami professor: Kenneth D.
Wells. of Freedoms Founda-
ton! Inc, Valley Forge, Pa, and
Frederick A. Zaghi, of Young &
Rubicam. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
z Reserve Officers
From D. c. Elected

Two Washington officers were
elected to the national executive
committee of the Reserve Officers
Association at it's recent annual
meeting in Omaha, Neb., it was
announced yesterday.
They are Coils. George F. Mott
and William E. Schooley. both
World War II veterans.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-27

night with Miss Millicent Taylor
as the organist - music is under
the leadership of John Archer.
st. Johns Presbytery win meet
in Miami this week at the West
minister Presbyterian Church. Coul-
ter will be in attendance in this
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-27
Rev. Link Will
Discuss Areas
OF Human Life

The Rev. Harold H. Link. pastor
at First Baptist located on Eaton
at Bahama, will preach at the
1880 a. m. service on Touching
the Hem of His Garment" Text
taken from Matt. s:2O-2l.
Rev. Link says there are four
areas of living in which people are
constantly touching the hem of the
garment of our lives, four areas in
which so many of US do not prac-
tice the Christianity which our lips
have professed.
Forgetting everybody else in the
world, put yourself under the mic
roscope, asking constantly, what
happens when problem pressed
people touch the hem Of the aar.
ment of my life at home, at work.
at school, at leisure?"
Evening Topic
For the evening service, Rev.
Link win use as his subject, when
Life Breaks Through" Text John
3:3, S.
The new birth, like all other
Christian doctrines, is more than
an abstraction. II is an experience
helping men toward godly living.
1t is an ideal challenging him 10
come up higher.
1t is truth - a divine dogma.
is fated in the urgent tones Of
must. Christ makes bad men good,
and good men better. It will change
a mans spirit. It win heighten his
conduct.
We have occasionally heard Of
"secret believers" Actually there
is no such thing. II a man knows
Christ in the new birth, he cannot
keep it secret; someone will find
it out. His wife, his children, his
business associates will know he
has been born into Gods Kingdom.
The sins of the flesh viii be cruci-
fled.
Special Music
We are delighted to announce
that our "Choir Director" Mrs. ].
L. McElhaney win sing a selo,
''His Eye Is on the Sparrow" by
Gabriel at the morning service. In
the evening service the choir will
render an anthem, ''He Hideth My
Soul' by Kirkpatrick.
Michael Mariscal will use as the
organ prelude, "Arioso," by Han
del; organ postlude, Dreams" by
Bizet in the morning, and for the
evening service, Romance" by
Rubinstein and "A Sonnet" by
Granados.
Sunday school for all age groups
is at $3.50 a. m. Baptist Training
Union also for all ages is at s:,5
p. m.