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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11
NEWS BRIEFS

WASHINGTON HLThe Federal
Housing Administration today an
nounced the firing Of Andrew
Frost, its assistant state director
for New Mexico who was accused
of accepting favors - including
"girlie parties" - from building
contractors.
Frost, Is, was suspended in June
and has been on leave pending
disposition of charges.
He refused to answer Senate
Banking Committee questions
about fishing trips and parties al
legedly given him by contractors
doing business under FHA-insured
loans.
PARIS N-Brig. Gen. Christian
de Castries, who returned to Paris
incognito yesterday, received some
80 reporters and photographers TO-
day. But he refused to make any
statement on the fall of Diem Bien
Phu before he has reported to the
French government.
On the roles Of his soldiers in
the battle, De Castries said ''they
fought like heroes" K.
De Castries said he plans to 80
back to Hanoi and Saigon in about
10 days. He will then come back
Officially" to Paris.
LOS ANGELES IA New York
bus driver walked into a police
station yesterday and surrendered
on a charge of Illegally transport
ing a Greyhound bus from New
York to Cleveland.
Carleton H. Wareham, Is, was
quoted by the FIJI as saying he
abandoned the bus when it ran out
Of gas in the Ohio city last Sunday.
Wareham was ordered held under
$500 bond pending removal to
New York. He told the US. COM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11
BANKER DIES

LOS ANGELES Up - Death has
taken Bernard Giannini, nephew of
the late A. P. Giannini who found
ed the Bank of America. Giannini,
himself a vice president of the
bank. died in hospital yesterday
at 43.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11

The chances that a US. child
will have poliomyelitis before he
is 20 years old are about l in 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-11

missioner he had been drinking
and decided to go for a trip.
ST. LOUIS R-"You get the hell
out of here"
This command, amplified over
a public address system, yesterday
frightened an armed holdup man
enough to make him flee empty
handed from the Lynn Food Mark
cts Inc.
Mrs. Betty Proctor, 5O-year-old
cashier at the store, shouted the
command into the speaker system
when she was unable to get to the
holdup alarm button after the
bandit demanded she turn over the
money.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. R-Mar-
garet Truman is at the home of
her parents, former President and
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, for two
week visit.
Miss Trum n arrived here
Thursday night after a 10-week
appearance in Autumn Crocus"
which ended in Philadelphia last
Saturday. From here she will 60
to New York to fill television COM
mitments.
TAIPEH, Formosa RENational-
ist China said today it has given
refuge to six Russian seamen from
the seized Soviet tanker Tuapse
who asked spontaneously for polit-
ical asylum.
The announcement said more
members of the 52-men crew are
expected to seek refuge here.
The six seamen granted political
asylum by President Chang Kai-
shek were identified as former
members Of the Communist party
or Communist youth organizations
In Russia.
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Relative Humidity. : AN.
81%
Barometer tSea Level). = AN.
1890 ins.-1012.5 mbs.
Tomorrow's Almanac
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Observation Taken at Post Office
Building. ZOO AN. EST,
Key West Fla, Sept. ii. 1854
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IOMOKKOW'S
TIDES
Naval Basel
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
High Tides Low Tides
9:l6 am. 2::38 am.
1888 pm. 3:l9 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Bahia Honda
(bridse) ooh l0m 30 n,
least endl ...-E2h 20m
eoca chiea
Sandy Pf. oh 4om
No Name Key
caldes Channel
tnorth endl +7h ION
4.1.4 n.
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missioner he had been drinking
and decided to 60 for a trip.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

byterian Churches. The Rev.
Henry B. Wooding Of lexington
Church will preach the sermon.
Participating in the union serv-
ice, at Christ Congregational
will be the congregations of
Marvin Memorial Methodist, St.
Luke Lutheran and Grace Epis-
copal churches as well as the
host church. They will hear
DIR. Elton Trueblood. religious
consultant, United States Infor-
nation Agency, speak on "The
Root and the Fruits of Faith" ;"
Other services to be held
tonight:
Mount Olivet Methodist. Sixteenth and
North Glebe road, Arlington, Va.-Dr.
H. s. Coffey will preach.
Trinity Lutheran, Bowie Md.-The
eG nemorisl M
Rev Eric lindsay Co cowsii lion on For This is
Arlinston Forest Methodist, Arlington
ton--Dr. Preston Z. Peach. former
missionary to Malaga, will speak.
Lewis Memorial Methedist, Fourth and
Hamilton streets N.W.-The Rev. Ray
ConSress Heishts Methodist, 32o9
Fifth street s.E.-The Rev. J. H. searls
uNfoN SERVICES 10 am. Tomerrsw.
K Chevy Chase Baptist, 6671 Western
avenue N.W.-Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Chevy Chase Methodist, Wesley Metho-
dist and Chevy Chase Baptist Churches
Evening star., 1954-11-24
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participating. DR., Edgar c. Powers, exec
utive secretary. MARYLAND Bible Society.
will speak.
Bethesda Methodist, HUNTINGTON park
way and GEORGETOWN road. Bethesda.
Md.-The Rev. Daniel Iverson. interim
pastor Of Bethesda Presbyterian Church.
will speak on The Home" Service
sponsored BY the Bethesda Council Of
Churches.
Hughes Methodist, 1O7O0 GEORGIA ave-
nue.. Wheaton. Md.--Resurrection Iu.
theran and Hughes Methodist Churches
and Har TZeon Jewish Congregation par.
ticipating. The Rev. Harold r. Lanman
Of Hughes Church will speak.
Geergia Avenue Baptist, 1888 Geor-
Church and Aspen Knolls Baptist Chapel
participating, The Rev. Thomas r.
Shreeve. pastor of both CONGREGATIONS,
will speak.
MONTGOMERY County Jewish Commit
nifty, 2901 East-West highway, Chevy
Chase-St Pauls Methodist Church and
the Montgomery County Jewish consre-
CATION participating. The Pew. Thomas
H. Baker of st. Paul Church VIII speak.
Green Valley Presbyterian, 5000 Dixon
Church and Hillcrest Baptist Chapel
Hoover Of Green Valley Church will
HnnandaIe tva., Baptist--Annandale
Congregational Christian. Annandale
Evening star., 1954-11-24

New York Avenue Preshyterian, 1913
New York avenue N,W.-Dr. George N.
Docherty on whittier Piigrims7"
An Souls Memorial Episcopal. cathe-
draI avenue east Of Connecticut avenue
religion, George Washington University,
will speak.
st. Thomas Episcopal Eighteenth and
Church streets N.W.-The Rev. Harold
Bend Sedgwick will speak.
Service will be held for military and
Bethlehem Lutheran, 1910 T street
SE.-The Rev. Edgar c. Rakow win
Evening star., 1954-11-24

avenue, Bethesda- communion e
$3.50 am. and morning prayer at 1880
am.
10 AM. Tomorrow.
AIbright Memorial Evangelical q. B.,
Fourth and Rittenhouse streets nv
The Rey. George, W. speake on Con-
Minnesota xsenue christiaA, Mime
sofa avenue and C street S.E.--Dr. L.
Nathan p. Wells Of East Dallas, Tex.
81 Mathews Evaneelieal lutheran,
John a scherzer on The Pause That
N WRssarreetien' Lutheran, eso1 North
Washington boulevard. Arlinston-l,r. .;
Luther Mauney on The Thankful
"a Greenbslt tMd., Lstheran--Ths Rev.
Edward Birner on .oh Give Thanks
Luthcr Place Memorial lutheran.
Thomas cirele-Dr. Walter ?. Freed on
Firss Fhsts Baptist anu Church. 1osi4 aeorsia
avenue. Wheaton-The Rev. B. Ross
Morrison viii speak.
ana @ Georgia avenue. Wheaton-The
Rev W. Donald Iaylor VIII speak.
avenue. Wheaton-The Rev. Paul r.
f0siRsa Sssnenent @ sGsa Gaitsa prssb,terian 1858
Georgia avenue, WlIeaton The Rev.
Eugene w; Allen WIN speak ). r....,
sc6ao Ssssnss Sslt.. walter enssr css
penter Of Metropolitan Raptist Church
Trinity Lutheran, Thirtieth street and
Bunker Hill ,s: read. Mount ahn RSinier MdT ~,
Everything Give Thanks"
Falls Church Wa.) Lutheran--The
Rev, Gerald z; Kuhn will speak. ~
The R Rev. Emo K. Iohrmann wiz speak.
Calvary Lutheran. a545 Georsia ave
nue., Silver spring--The Rev. Walter
H. Moeller will speak: ,s ur,.
Md.---The Rev. Henry c. Schroeder will
fir; First Trinity Lutheran. Fourth and z
streets N.W.-The Rev. n. B. Roepe VIII
Congress Heights Baptist. Esther
street and Brothers place s,E.-The
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith will speak.
TSestes' TSeates. 1883 ssspss Savannah street ST.
Holy Communion Epissopal. 3e42
Nichols avenue S.E.-The Rev. Berry B..
Simpson will speak.
1880 AM. Tomorrow.
Grace Reformed, Fifteenth and o
streets N.W.-The Rev. Robert. W. Ole.
Wiler on, .The Healing Power Of Praise"
Mount 9livet Luthsrap ,b,;3o laos ysImSntI spI.psI
on. Ministry TO Others"
Our Savior Lutheran, Ninth and South
Taylor streets, Arlington-The Rev. Paul
NJ Kavasch will speak.
Hamline Methodist. Sixteenth and
Allison streets N.W.-Youth choirs will
sing at the service.
Adas Israel Jewish. Connecticut avenue
and Porter street N.WEARabbi David Il:
Navy Chapel, 3so1 Nebraska avenue
N.W.-Seryice at 10:45 am.
Services to be held at IL am. TO-
morrow are:
Evening star., 1954-11-24
U. 5. Urged 10 Pay D. {.
Taxes on Embassies
. The Central Businessmen's As

The Central Businessmen's As
tsociation. meeting in the Hamil-
ton Hotel, last night, unani-
smously adupted y resoluti en chat
the Federal Government pay the
taxes on real estate owned by
foreign governments which are
now exempt.
"Such action Is long overdue
and is particularly appropriate
at this time, in view Of the
District's) budget deficiency. -
said John l.. G. Sullivan, pres
1dent.
An increasing amount of prop
erty is being acquired by for
eign governments and taken off
the tax rolls, placing an ever in
creasing burden on the District
taxpayers, it was said.
Canada has set precedent fol
such a payment by paying local
governments the tax on all for
eign-owned properties, Mr.. Sulli-
van added.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Many Congregations
To Unite in Worship
Al Community Rites

Thousands Of Washington res
idents and visitors will celebrate
the festive Thanksgiving Day OBJ
servance by attending services in
Washington area churches and
synagogues.
A feature of the numerous
worship gatherings will be the
many community services In
which several congregations will
participate.
One of the oldest Of these COM
munity services will be the inter-
faith worship OF five leading con-
gregations at II am. tomorrow
in the new home Of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. Mass
achusettS avenue and Macomb
street NV. Participating con-
gregations win be Calvary Bap-
tist, Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist, National City Christian and
First Congregational Churches
and the Washington Hebrew
Congregation.
DR.. Carl Heath Kopf. minis
ter Of First Congregational
Church, viii preach on (Which
Mood Masters You?"
Pan American Mass.
Another time-h o n or e d
Thanksgiving worship to be held
at 10:30 am. tomorrow is the
45th annual Pan American
Thanksgiving Day Mass in St.
Patrick,s Catholic Church,
Tenth and G streets NV.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop Of WASH
tngton. will be celebrant Of the
mass. and the Most Rev. Amleto
Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic
Delegate to the United States,
viii preside.
The Most Rev. Henry T. Klo-
nowski. Auxiliary Bishop Of
Scranton, Pa, will preach.
Most Of the ambassadors from
the 81 American republics will
attend. Ambassador Sevilla-
Sacasa Of Nicaragua. dean of
the Latin American diplomats in
Washington, will be present.
! Among the numerous Ameri-
can notables attending the mass
will be Secretary of Labor
Mitchell, Supreme Court JUS
tice Minton. and Senators Bar
rett. Republican, of Wyoming,
and Chavez of New Mexico,
Mansfield and Murray Of Mon
tana, Democrats.
"A gcity-wide denominational
service will be held at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night by Churches of
Christ congregations in the
Church of Christ, Sixteenth and
Decatur streets NV. The songs
Evening star., 1954-11-24

Methodist. Advent Episcopal, Eriendship
Methodist and Annandale Baptist
Churches participating. The Rev; Leon
Laylor Of Advent Church win speak.
Eastminster PRESBYTERIAN. Bladens-
snd cassry BaDsss Churches q Ba
LeSates Of Calvary Church viii sneak.
viers MN Baptist. in yiers Mill
Theater, Wheaton-Viers Mn Bap-
tist ans ths Mlliisn Memorial Meth
00ass TsmSIe ulfhiii aiiis Mas Bapstis.coreo-
ran Memorial Methodist and Temple
Aills Baptist Churches partisipatins ns.alaI
Church win speak on. Come Ye Thank
- 1880 AM. Tomorrow.
trs.s sssaass ana espssib nsSsdai osd
Baptist and National Baptist Memorial
Churches and University Baptist Chapel
paTticipa.ing: Dr. Arnold r., T ohrn S9,,. gen
viii speak on. THE Roots Of Gratitude" /"
Eastern Presbyterian. Maryland aye
nue. and Sixth street N.E.-Douglas Me-
CONGREGATIONAL, Keller Memorial Luther
an and Ninth Street Christian Churches
g.Tticipatns pr Sb Car, Fl Simon nssE Of
Br%asklsns BrooEiana BAPTIST. BAPTIST sixteenth and
Monroe streets .NE.-Churches Of the
cSs T %seaSse ees 4 sIS1tsSa ns AsSadis ssp
Church for q community service.
AFlinEton Presbyterian, 3507 Column
bia pike. Arlinston-Arlington Methodist
participating, The Rey. Walter g.. Ban
Msthodiss Church. viii speak on 'sThe
ncn Cleveland Park Congregational. 34oo
Lowell street N.W.--BrigRs BAPTIST.
River Road United Presbyterian, West,
poreland Consfsgstional srS. and Cleveland s.;rs
pating. The Rev. Harry w. Rankin of
First Baptist, Capitol ,Heights, Md
Churches Of Capitol Heights joinins with
Rev. stephen W, cranston Of the host
S Tafoma m PARK sSiaAi Baptist. piney Branch
road and Aspen street NW.-Takoma
Park Presbyterian, Takoma Park Chris
tan, Takoma Park Baptist and Trinity
NV gsy Rgna o Rnsg cnnrch
speak at both the $3.50 and IL am.
Identical services.
Individual churches holding
services tomorrow are as follows:
Before 10 AM.
Metropolitan Baptist, Sixth and A
streets NE-Dr. j, Walter Carpenter
bethany lutheran, Qroveton, va.-The
Rev. John Graudin on "Thanksgiving Is
Thanks Living" $50 am.
Christ Lutheran, Sixteenth and Gala
Bruening. Oh Count Your Blessings" +"
| $40 and IL am.
Immanuel Lutheran, Russell and Bel
| laire roads, Alexandria, Va.-The Rev.
| wilmer D. Mensing will speak. $50 am.
| st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran, North
| Capitol street and Rhode Island avenue
| The Rev. Donald r. Brake on "Our
Relationship with Cod at 9 am.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

will be led by r. L. Salmons and
A. R. Holton, minister of the
host church, will preside.
Radio Service Broadcast.
The Rev. DR.. Leslie Glenn,
rector of st. Johns Church, La
fayette Square, will broadcast
a Thanksgiving radio service
over Station WGMSSat $50 a IN.
tomorrow.
The Rabbinical Council Of
Washington will sponsor a COM
.bined Jewish Thanksgiving wor-
ship at II am. tomorrow in the
Beth Sholom Congregation, 800
Shepherd street NV. The serv-
ice will commemorate the ter
centenary of the first Jewish
settlers in America.
Rabbi Harry j. kaufman of
the host congregation will speak
on "The 800 Year Lesson" and
Cantor Sholom Katz, also of
Beth Sholom Congregation, will
sing. Rabbis of different Wash
ington congregations will con-
duct the service. IS
Members of Christ Episcopal
Church, Washington Parish will
observe the holiday tomorrow
by reopening their church, 500
G. street NV, at the 10 am.
service. The building has been
closed for five months for ex-
tensive alterations. The Right
Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop oil
Washington, will rededicate the
structure and the congregation
at the service.
Christian Science churches o1
the Washington area will also
| hold special Thanksgiving Day
services at II am. tomorrow.
Services Tonight.
Several congregations will an
ticipate the holiday by holding
services tonight. The union SER
vices will be held at Rhode Is
land Avenue Methodist Church
First street and Rhode Island
avenue NV, and at Christ Con-
gregational Church. 9525 Coles
vile road, Silver Spring. both al
8 o'clock.
Taking part In the former
will be Memorial United Evan
gelical Brethren, Rhode Island
Methodist and lexington Pres
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Koreu els to Get Milk

SEOUL, Nov. a.. R.-Ameri-
can soldiers in Korea will get
milk on the menu next week for
the first time since the 9Th
Army's arrival in Korea. Five
hundred thousand cans OF re-
combined whole milk were un-
loaded in Pusan Tuesday.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
=sHoLD OF THE REGISTER OF MERIT

Here is an opportunity to buy the Get of PiR SUPER
DONALD 9th who is the Register of Merit
list Many of his and daughters sell in Deem
Der Sale at Billings. The females carry the service of
HIP LARRY DOMINO 48th (pctured), q son of He
LARRY DOMINO goth that we purchased OF the Hi
Point Dispersion BCR ADVANCE A. goth, by
by PHR Super Donald 10th. You buy better breeding
when you buy Bear Claw breedng
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-15
so Bulls
so Females
Special Feature +.
THR ZATO HEIR Will Sell!

A SON of n g. D Tone Lad los and
q full brother to Turner's Toto Heir.
At the recent Hi-Point Dispersion we
purchased HC Lorry Domino goth. full
brother to the great He Lorry DOM
inc 18th, as we'll as HIP Lorry Domino
48th. We therefore would only be
using our Toto Heir bull on small
group of females next breeding sea-
son. Thus our decision to sell this
good herd sire at Billings, December 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
searchers Find Boy. II,
Dying on Virginia Peak
By the Assoeio,ed Press

GRUNDY. Va. April 10.-A
Buchanan County teen-ager who
had left home early Friday to
hunt groundhogs, was found
dying on Russell Prater Noun
tain this morning.
Search parties found l7-year-
old Lester Clevenger only a quar-
ter mile from his home about
10 miles south Of here, his dog
standing beside him. The boy
died before reaching q hospital
here.
Hospital attendants said they
could not Immediately deter
mine the cause of the youths
death but the county coroner,
DR.. J. p. Sutherland, said it ap-
parently was toxic poisoning and
exposure. A blood sample has
been sent to Richmond for
analysis.
The boy was one of six chill
dren of Ed Clevenger's family,
whose home in on the side of
the mountain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

the police departments work"
Representative Martin de-
clared that Chief Murray has
made important contributions"
to the welfare of the Nation"
since he was named chief two
years ago.
1.-The Lido Club" he added, "is
setting a precedent by naming
Chief Murray as Man of the
Year. You very seldom see a
police chief honored like this. 1t
is something which helps to re-
establish faith in our Nation"
Representatives Speak.
Other speakers included
Representatives arms of
the District Subcommittee on
Police, and Simpson of Illinois,
chairman of the District Com
mittee.
Former Commissioner F.
Joseph Donohue told the group,
The police department is under
the command of a man who
doesn't expect his men to do
what he wouldn't do and hasn't
,done-that is, to give this city
capable, honest and efficient adj
miniStration."
The Lido Club is made up of
business and professional men
of Italian descent. Club men,
bership is limited to 100 who aim
at promoting the welfare and
progress of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Chief Murray Hailed
As Man Of Year al
Lido Club Dinner

More than $50 persons &C
claimed Police Chief Robert v.
Murray at a testimonial dinner
at the Shoreham Hotel last night
sponsored by the Lido Civic Club,
which named the chief Man of
the Year"
Speaker Martin Of the House
of Representatives presented
Chief Murray with an engraved
plaque for his distinguished
service and unceasing effort to
make Washington a better city
in which to live :"
Gets Bergman Cartoon.
The chief won a standing
ovation as Inspector Anthony
Rickitt presented him with
an original crayoned portrait of
himself complete with four stars,
drawn by The Stars cartoonist,
Jim Bergman.
That" commented Brig. Gen.
Louis Prentiss, the Engineer
Commissioner. sis something. I
wear only one star on my uni
form" The Commissioner is
one of Chief Murray's bosses.
The ceremony was watched
by Chief Murray's wife. his Is
year-old daughter. Rose Marie.
a number of Federal and mu-
nicipal judges as we'll as Sena-
tors, Representatives and other
public officials.
Joseph Weeda, president of
the Lido Club, told the guests
that "in a little over two years
in Office Chief Murray has dis.
PEELED the shadow of corruption
and scandal that had hampered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Free Book Reveals How
New Invention Helps
Poor Blood Circulation

WASHINGTON, D. C. Especially
"A sensational new scientific in
vention helps stimulate blood cir
culation as never before. 1t is a
boon and blessing to people who
suffer from symptoms of poor
blood circulation such as painful
cramps in their limbs, cold feet,
numbness. sleeplessness, and other
similar agonieS.
This new invention helps even
those who have given up hope of
ever getting relief from their mis-
cries. 1t is so revolutionary that it
makes old-style methods of helping
circulation obsolete
Now thousands of people every
month hail the blessed relief they
can at last enjoy, thanks to this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

remarkable new scientific advances.
It also helps to firm sagging mus.
cles and ease bone joint and mus.
Gle aches.
This invention is an exclusive,
patented device that gives sooth.
ing, gentle Sway action. It is easy
and pleasant to use gives
quick, comforting relief. There is
nothing like it.
To acquaint newspaper readers
about this wonderful new way to
help poor circulation, a fascinat-
ing booklet with complete facts
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Wreath From Eisenhower
Honors Jefferson tuesday

A wreath from President Els
enhower, bands and marching
units and four Cherry Blossom
Festival princesses Tuesday noon
will mark the celebration of the
211th anniversary of Thomas
Jefferson's birthday at Jefferson
Memorial.
The event will be sponsored
by the District of Columbia So
ciety of the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
The Presidents wreath will be
presented by 1t. Col. Warren P.
Baker, U. S. M. C. A military
honor guard from the Third In
fantry Regiment, oldest regiment
in the Army will parade.
Among participants will be
Secretary of the Interior Mckay.