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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
TRAVEL.
HOW TO TRAVEL
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There's Job waiting for you somewhere
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land as tour conductors), in importing
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OF Jobs in the Red Cross and the UN
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girl TO land job as airline hostess, the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

by British. German. Slav and
Magyar peoples. The first build
ing was constructed in 1852. A
year later George Washington,
with small company. was sent
by Gov. Dinwiddie of Virginia
to tell the French to back out,
that their plans for expansion
were not welcome. In 1854, in
this general area, Washington
and his small band Of troops
were beaten and captured by the
French and Indians-at q place
grimly called Fort Necessity.
Washington Put in Command
It was into Cumberland that
the remaining troops. minus the
slain Gen. Braddock, staggered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Streumliner's New
Budget Meals Add
Up TO $3.50 a Day
CHICAGO,


Another innovation in stream
liner travel-the Inauguration
of budget or low-priced meals on
the streamliner City Of Los
Angeles-has been announced
for the Chicago and North West
ern Railway System.
The cafe-lounge car for coach
passengers on the City Of Los
Angeles is now featuring the
same meals which have proved
popular or the newly restored
Challenger streamliner. These
include breakfast for IS cents.
lunch for IS cents and dim n
for a dollar.
The budget meals. together
with the regular menu offered
in the streamliner's full dining
car, offer a wide variety of meal
selections to the traveller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

One Of series. Clip and file for
future reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Busy Snow Season
QUEBEC.

QUEBEC.
Winter resorts in the Lauren
tan Mountains of Quebec re-
port rd-breaking business
through the winter months. with
snow conditions better than in
the last 10 years,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
New Sarasota Motel
SARASOTA.

Latest addition to this COM
munity's Lido Beach. on the Gulf
Of Mexico. is the Count Sand
castle Motel. The builders. two
New Workers. already are con-
sidering another so units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

West Virginia, and Romney. his
toric town also In the Noun
taineer State.
Between Washington an d
Romney the AAA photographers
suggest U. S. SO with a stop at
Middleburg, famed for fine
horses. lordly estates. race
courses and fox hunting. The
Evening star., 1954-04-18
This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE

WILLIAM I. NICHOLS, Editor
Editorial Offices: 40 Lexington
Avenue, NssU York ~, NesU York
Evening star., 1954-04-18

{
Do not be terrified
THE EASTER STORY
And when the sabbath past Mary Magdaene the mother
of James, and saome bought Spices they anont
him. And very early the tomb
when saying another Who
looking they rolled back for
large But on entering tomb they young sitting the
right side clothed they He said
to them looking for Jesus of Nazareth
they laid him. co. disciples before
YOU into Galee there you shall him, he you.
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Continued From Fage B-1)
been standard In the building
industry for some time.
Here is an example Of the
way this cooperation works:
An architect planning a win
dow in a brick wall does not
make 1t, capriciously, 111s
bricks wide, but instead plans
the opening so that 1t will take
up exactly the space IL bricks
would take up.
The architect knows the
bricks will be 8 inches long
following space for the joining
materially The window de-
signer produces q window
frame that is II times 8 inches,
and hence perfectly fits the.
space the architect left for the
window.
The 4-inch module was Sc
lected because many products.
including wallboard and in
sulation, already came in that
size or ntultiplies of that size.
Practically all of the concrete
block and glazed tile made In
this country is modular, as
are most Of the stock wood
windows.
Glass block. which is a rel-
atively new product, has been
modular from the first. Today,
shower stalls, doors, bathtubs
and many other products are
modular. too.
The American Standards
Association. which decided on
the 4-inch module the indus
try has agreed on, will make
public this year standards they
have evolved for making
kitchen and laundry equip
ment modular.
Eventually, ! think, every
thing built in that comes in
sizes will be modular.
Even carpeting may be, one
OF these days. Carpeting iep-
presents quite an inv estment.
. yet many a housewife has
stood by while several inches
were cut off on one side to
make it conform to the meas
uremeuts of the room.
The use Of modular co-ordi-
nation can make a difference
of from $1,000 to $4,000 in
the cost Of an $4,000 home
right now.
Eventually, if it is even more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07

widely adopted, a drop of Is
per cent in the cost of houses
could be effected.
There are many products
which are not yet modular
which one day will be. Also
many architects and builders
do not yet employ this method.
About tWo-thirds of the cost
of a house, including the cost
Of ducts and pipes, can be af-
fected by the modular system.
But it can only apply to a
limited extent to mechanical
equipment. such as wiring and
oil burners, which accounts
for about one-third the cost Of
a small development home.
Also, paint, plaster, pouring :
concrete and grading will not
be affected by the measuring
unit.
I believe it is important not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Do You Wont to Save Money When You Build?

out with d star, was called
the cubicle rnodular theory,
suggesting q finch nodule as
the most satisfactory stand
ard.
In 1889 the American Insti-
tute of Architects and the
Producers Council, an organi-
zation Of building materials
manufacturers. sponsored the
study by the American Stand
ards Association we referred
to earlier.
Mr.. Bemis' heirs paid SAL
aries for the staff for several
years while the ASA was at
work. The first standards,
based on the finch module,
were published in l945. Today,
two dozen countries in the
Western world are working to
extend the use Of the module.
Progressive builders are be-
coming more and more inter-
eSted in the disqualification
of the whole building industry,
so that not only will such
things as standard beams and
window frames be built, but
larger componentS - such as
window walls, storage walls
and trusses-will be prefabri-
Gated . to measure, too. The
modular measure may provide
the basis of STANDARDIZATION
for these large money-saving
components.
A buyer is wise to ask the
builder if modular co-ordina-
ton has been employed in the
house he is considering. It
gives him a yardstick for
measuring the builder. For
progressive builders are trying
to reduce costs. and this is
one way to do that job.
Mr.. Demarest suggests the
following pamphlets for read
ers who would like to know
more about modular co-ordi-
nation:
Better Building From Mod
ular Drawings" Housing and
Home Finance Agency. It can
be obtained for 20 cents from
the Superintendent of Docu-
ments. United States Govern
Printing Office, Washington
Is, D. G..
IN odular Coordination,
What Is It?" Housing and
Home Finance Agency. It can
be obtained for Is cents from
the Government Printing Of
flee, Washington Is, d. C.
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to confuse the use of this
method with the creation Of
a finished house that looks just
like every one else's. There is
Standardization of the parts of
the house, yes.
But the 4-inch module is
small enough to permit COM
plete freedom in the design.
You can build q Gothic
church, a Colonial or a mod
ern house with this method.
The modular method all
began with Albert !, Farwell
Bemis, a wealthy Bostonian
with a social conscience.
Mr.. BemiS, an engineer, be-
came concerned about the high
cost of housing in the mid
'30s at the dept Of the de-
preston. He financed a study
out Of his own pocket on the
technical and financial aspects
of reducing housing costs.
One Of his proposals, worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Neutrality-suspicious. Help to Spur
BUILDING Boom at Beaches

part Of almost everybody's pro-
gram.
You drive down for an over
night stay, and leave as late as
you can, loath to tear yourself
away from the beach. Then you
bore through the night on the
homeward trip, the wind scratch
ing past the open windows OF
your car as you let the two
scarlet points Of light on the
car ahead set the pace in the
night.
Three or four hours Of driving
and you'll be back to Washing
ton. You remember the sand
and the sea, the sun and the
cool nights, and you doubtless
think the round trip is worth
the time it takes.
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CONTINUED From Page BID
filling up. Desirable sbeach-front
land was almost impossible to
find and costly to buy.
So houses began to spring up
south of Rehoboth and north
from Ocean City. Then develop
ers got busy tanning out from
the center towards the two lar
-4ger communities at the two ends
of the narrow, 25-mile stretch of
dunes and beach running up and
down the coast.
AS development of this closest
. ocean area goes on, other regions
are being opened UP. The march
ito the beach Is insistent and
sstireless. ' ~ 20
{ Sun and sand, sea and bay
and chance to relax for a
month or a day-seem to be a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

Our SISTER town to the North -
Marskhon - received some nice
publicity when the Governor visit
cd 4 last weekend. Where are we
slipping by not getting the same?
The Chamber Of Commerce and
Harold Laubscher are doing every
Ting possible 10 put Key West on
the map. Il isn't q one-mAn job,
however. News is naturally de-
rived from the people and unless
you readers make II known, is can't
be advertised.
II you have IN unusual tree IN
your yard, Il you possess tome old
papers that might lend IA histori-
cal atmosphere to our town, II you
know Of some ancient gossip that
INIT hbeious 49, how about yelling
for . reporter!
] can guarantee you mat the
writer Of the story isn't going to
capGiali1e Or make money On what
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28

you tel him. His salary Is already
paid. But Key West via benefitl
OF course, there is q lot of gar.
oage that all Of US can relate abou,
our town. Let's not get of On this
angle except for the local paper
for local consumption. But Il you
NOW something that might be used
for national publicity, let's hear
about - what do you say?
JsYcsss' Fishing Tournamsn.
There hasn't been enough publ.
city gwen to the JayCee Fishine
Tournament. The Eileen III out a
Garrison Blight tells me that Ger.
tam tourists have made wonderful
catches IN the grouper and king.
fiSh class. Art Curry, Of the Gao.
t1s also has mentioned visitors
who deserved recommendation
but failed to gain proper pub
licity.
The average visitor 10 Key wes
doesn't care whether be gets hs
name in the local paper but il he
catches an unusual fish, he does
want nme printed line to snbstan.
tate his word when he gets home
eve all have heard the joke that
there Is no liar like a fisherman,
This Rock" intends to visit Gar.
rison Blight periodically and try b
secure some Of the fishing news
The column feels that Il VIA be-
doing the town q service even
.nough i might be branching OF
rom is special subject Of pod.
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Exemptions Can Cause Trouble -. <. -
That Income Tax Deadline Is On The Way!

for close relatives. And th1s b o6oen]
where trouble starts. TO claim
them for exemptions yoa must IN
out Schedule ] On Form 1000 .oc|
Schedule A on Form 1oA0A. Claims
viii not be allowed unless ne sche-
dulles are filled out fully and Trey
ask some pointed questions.
Here are the relatives wfAeA cen
qualify rs exemptions unaer use
law:
Parents, grandparents. bgothMS.
sisters, grandchildren, stepsistexs
and brothers, stepparents. In4aws
also qualify In the following cate-
CORES: mother, father, brulher,
sister, daughter, son. In adddo0
YOU can claim lunches, aunas. nep-
hews and nieces Il related 30 you
by blood - you can't claim thsee
relatives for both husband and
wife except on Q joint return.
Limitations Listed
But don't stop with degree q
relationship. Such relatives may Be
claimed only II:
I. You furnished more than halk
their support IN 1858.
2. Each one claimed id not
earn more than 500 n he year.
8. They are citizens Of The Unihsd
States or residents Of the United
States. Canada or Mexico. Dieter
get an expert Il there b DOUBT
about what a resident isl
4. The dependent relative does
not file a joint return IN 10
husbaEa or wife.
lsao9s Mensy savssa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
Theme
.Highights
MAN Crazy"

An. unusual and daring theme
II tights Twentieth Century -Fox'i
new release, MAN Crazy"-ttat q
he problems Of the rapidly matur'
ing aud impressionable teen-agel
n cur society. independently pro
|duced in the popular documentary
|Ayie, "Man Crazy" Q searching
|akuey Of youth, utilities the ser
|vices Il several new screen stars
|K b scheduled 10 open at tn
Monroe Theakre On Sunday.
The three pro&agonist teen-agert
|& 3se film are Christine White
|Icene Anders and Colleen Miller
he siEis are reported 10 give ex.
|cepional portrayais as youngsters
VITO pm their hopes On dreams
|CaAhee than reality.
TIE original screen play by Sid.
|ney Harmon and Philip Yordan
|traEports The hero. worshiping trir
10 Hollywood On funds which they
have abcien irom q druggist who
|has 0htained It Illegally. Intense
|ccnct, jealousy and hatred deve'
lnp among them. The girls quarrel
about money, men and morals az
slsey indulge themselves in their
sprse. Tragedy is the result Cd
eheir reckless abando0- and each
Oh must pay for her mistake.
man Crazy" was photographed
almost entirely IN the locales call.
Cd Coz BY The script, thus lending
NE draRnA Q neorealistic style,
wlich b proving 50 popular cur.
ren1ly IN films. Floyd Crosby was
given tgss psUboeraphic assign
TIE Misses White, Anders and
Mxler share starring honors with
NevAle Brand, previously acclaim
"a Ace hiD performance in ''Halis Of
Munbezuma," and John Brown.
Brand portrays q bitter ex-football
player WHO yields 10 financial
talnQhaAion with Miss White. Brown
essays The role of the hoodwinked
druggist.
Also important 10 the new film
10 lie music, which was composed
ard conducted by Ernest Gold.
Messrs. Harmon and Yordan pro-
- wen as wrote "Man
Ceasy." q Security Pictures Pro-
iinct5M and living Lerner direct
Cd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
Kidney loW-Dowll
May Bring
Restless Nights

Whsn kidney funetioa siews down. many
folbu complain ef nagging haekashs. bead
aches. dizziness and loss Of Pep and energy.
Deaf snffer restless nights with these dis-
esmfoTts u reduced kidney function b sst.
ting yua dCwn-dne 70 such eoHmoa causes
a stress and strain. over-exsrtion Or s4po.
sure 20 cold Minor bladder irritations due
% cold or wrong diet may cause 9sttins NJ
nights or frequent passages.
Oont neglect your kidnsys u thess eondi.
lions bother yeu. Try DoAnis Pnh-a mud
dfuretie- Used successfully hy millions for
over 50 years. It's amazing how many times
Deans give happy relief from thess disecm.
forts-help the ismilesof kidney tubes and a.
ters nush out waste. Get Deans Pilla todsyl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28

J. WASHINGTON N - The White
House says President Eisenhower
WIN speak briefly at the Lincoln
Day bon supper Republican rally
here Feb. 5.
Is Tie rally. N annual affair which
usually kicks OF the Republican
campaign, VIII be held at a sports
arena with several Hollywood fig.
iares furnishing the entertainment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
Ammo Cutback Seen

WASHINGTON B-Rep. Brooks
(D-La),- q member Of the House
Armed Services Committee. said
today that q drastic cutbaek in pro-
duction Of ammunition likely viii
be necessary later this year.
The rapidity'with which we are
replenishing supplies Of ammuni.
ton is astonishing" Brooks said,
adding that production Is far be.
yond what Army ordnance experts
expected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
@RIlubarbrIs
Hilarious Fin,
~
AT Islander

Paramouuk's "haibaxo. = wakeA
opens Frsasysas iaae Isispaex Drive,
Ia Theatre. y q kezh, imaginative,
oGlbeak comedy ut mines . wide
assortment al upenariOns slsua.
lions win Grip Dialogue assd 1
score q rsal'y Ansg psr1peznan.
ces. az
Based On Ne bsse- sealinR move
By famed hnmorise II. Allen Smith,
and staTTing Ray Malaad md d.,
mamie Jan SesEiig. tis hiahpOw.
erred hOMer loses no tine in trae-
Ing NE ossiandsnA CONSCIOUSNESS
when RhaAsrb, . ! bses1e-eearred,
trouble loving allsy cot. AkseFats
80. 0oo. 900 and TIE Brooklyn base.
ball club -Aum I'm eeoenGxSe cur.
mudgeo0.
Ray Miliand, tssm pesss agent,
draws NE ashtnis honor ok piayina
gnarsiian and nazsseeAaid o. eaae
well-heeled tabby. sooa HAds hid
love lie eurt6Aed beeanse q ~.
friend Jan Servings alleaey 10 f..
line fur. Wlea he baA pasyees 70.
fuse % % b be- fee Nse tomeat
tycoon, - els .tlssn % isea a
using RkGIbae0 % Q fseay mascot,
and tha team 10 Huam On Ne way
DO tho pernnnk.
A iegsl szik enu1ss1ing aAak Hsl
cat b a impuster. b No socnez
sek&ied ia 'aam6ling syndicahl
puts NE sfzasEA On RiaabsFb 40 tlhs
Word &erses 0sls us5er waV. win
the Borough .of : Brooklyn n fren'
zied aaQdah, Ne upFeasinas mud
de stoCsns 'tO<a wdld-syed eltmax.
Tn u. tke spee roe eoqnedy Thai
Ray MRland handles - wsll, end
be gets ekesalsnt assistance from
the eyed kiug lfiss SssEiing. who's
10 auseA q, ng . lasA, her.
ell.
1bs. 81 80 sprwss lmsslk q
spirited comedian and almost stsals
The shqw wih. DID ziishisvcsas ma
rauding I'D militank rssista0ce b
me ways q s rssd ssfiety. FSn.
ny pcesragalB By vsAsnaGs Gems
Lockhast sad Wzbsm FfaNisy
help drsss sp ainose two AcsRs q
uneaieniii sh1asiaY. - ''e-'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
AP Nswsfeasvres

WASHINGTON : For most peo-
pie, exemptions provide the big
gest reduction Of taxable income.
You get a 5000 exemption for your
self and, within limits, $500 for each
person who lives on your income.
Faulty exemption claims are the
biggest source Of trouble for tax
payers. So 1t Is well TO check up
on whom you can claim.
Usually. when you make out an
income tax form, one of the first
things YOU do Is list yourself and
Your immediate family as exemp-
tons your vile or husband and
your children. Children include
stepchildren and legally adopted
youngsters, but you don't get an
exemption for q child who made
more than $SSs,ss during the year.
Also. you must furnish more than
half the child's support 10 claim
On exemption. Age does not mat
ter.
Late Arrivals Count
You get full exemption for a
child born during the wear - right
up to midnight. Dec. 81, 1853.
You list your husband or wife
as an exemption only on joint re-
turns or on separate return
where your spouse had no income.
II You were over IS or blind at
tne end o. 1858 You get two exemp-
tons. Il you we're both, you get
nree. That applies TO both husband
and wife.
You also can claim exemptions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
OH'C'NAL GIgLC
K.OfC. States
Sunday Events

/ The knights "a celsmhos .wiu
held Q family eemmonien end
breakfast next Sunday. Msm-
hsrs 81 The knights win their
.. N. Mess and eemmvnien %
81. Mary's Church. The break.
fast win bs held % NE. Noes
Wall. lo2i Dvvsi ST.. immsdiass-
~ following shs church service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
Student Wanted Some Excitement

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. IA
Huntington high school student has
admitted placing 4 homemade
time bomb in his school locker Ito
see the reaction of teachers and
Students" 1t. Rush W. BloSS of
the Fire Prevention Bureau said
today.
Bless said the 16-year-old stu
dent told Of cutting a hole in the
bottom Of . wax candle large
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28
AID PROGRAMS SET

NEW YORK H-Dr. Howard A.
Rusk, newly elected president %
the American-Korean Foundation.
says the organization Immediately
will start spending q million dol.
lars for health. education and other
aid programs IN Korea. +.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-28

enough to hold q firecracker. He
put the firecracker in the candle
and lit il.
When the candle burned down
to the firecracker. q loud blast
came from the locker.
No charge was placed against
the student.