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doors or blocked avenues to de-
sired ends. In the battle Of the
universe, it can mean eternal
heaven or eternal hell.
How clearly are you Identified?
Does your neighbor know that
you are a seven day Adventist
or a servant of Jesus Christ? In
the scriptures identity assumes a
vital role as earth's history draws
to close identity of Christs
coming, Are you identified by
words and deeds?
Through n lately published
news report, comes this report to
us. An unknown heroine in the
city of Beaumont, Texas giving
first aid to persons in a terrible
car accident A crowd gathered
to gaze in helpless horror upon
the scene. No one seemed to know
what to do until young woman,
name unknown, stepped forward
and asked, whether anyone had
had first aid training. No one
had. Then quickly and efficiently
she went to work. Under her I'M
assuring directions, other hands
helped her to give the first aid
needed until two hours later the
person was on his way to the
Galveston hospital. She seemed
SO calm and collected says the
writer, that felt l would like to
know more about this person
When asked the answer was, l
am a seven day Adventist and
deserve no credit, for it was my
pastor who first showed us how
necessary it was to know how to
render first aid to our tella~meh'
Not only. it is our Christian duty
but any good citizen should know
how to help in time Of crisis.
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The Statistics:
McRae Notes.:

The moving picture film, "A
Tree Grows in Brooklyn was
shown during the weekly recre-
ational period Wednesday mite,
for staff and convalescing pa
tients. Other pictures shown were
Alcohol and the Human Body
and by Jupiter" to the patients
in the ward during the health ed
ucation period The choir
and a quartet from the Antioch
Baptist church, Emmett, present
ed program of spirituals ana
gospel hymns in the chapel OF
the rehabilitation building, Sun
day afternoon Mrs. Dodie Cooos
was in charge of the visiting sing
ers. Henry c. and Mrs, LESSEE d.
Perkins members of the starr
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Wiley Whips State
Saturday u . Is
On Texas Ground

The Wiley college wildcats pun
on powerful drives in the thifa
and fourth quarters at Port Ar
thur Texas Saturday night and
gained a revenge victory over the
Arkansas AMIN college Golden
Lions, 1918.
The Lions scored first wheh
Glenn Gibson took a five-yard
pass in the end zone from fresh
man quarterback Joe Napolean to
nut the Arkansas team out In
front. 60 The Lions reached pay
dirt territory on a 75-yard drive
and Napolean got the gambling
spirit on the pass and counted
the initial marker
The Wildcats came right back
on the kickoff when AL Jones,
Wiley fullbaek, carried the ball
across the goal in three long
drives won the field
Arkansas Melted its next score
on tumble which was recovered
by Mckinley Nash on the wiley
wildcats 10. Hardy Thrower,
Lion halfback. unlocked the dead
lock when he dashed over the
goal from the yard line. Roy
Walker made the conversion good
for the Lions and sent them IN
to the lead, 1912
In the third quarter, whey
took advantage of mlseue by
Arkansas, and Jonn Kincade sent
them ahead when he bucked a
cross from the two-yard stripe,
Jones converted for the Texans.
Wiley added the insurance mark
err. in the fourth period when the
butterfingerness Of the Lions set
up the score on Arkansas 20.
Joe Davis. Harold Montague,
Carl White and Gene Marshall
played good offensive and defen-
sive ball for the Lions, with Ma
pelean, Mckinley Nash and Hardy
Thrower coming in for their share
of honors in the backfield.
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high SCHOOL. ROUNDUP
Continued from page three)

Continued from page three)
Ruth conversions were scored by Dick Davis from place
:ment. Al
peake HI swamps Norriton 43 to 10
~ Zach Jerome Muldrews Arkadelpha crew bounced PACK
t 1ast yaak,s defeat uneashed pent-up lloou u
AGAINST hapess Morrillton team Inc lou'uoM
derby was led by Nathaniel Russey and Booker Jones W
two auie each for the mite Teammates Clauoe ''eJo
rd RAYMOND Beard each crossed the double chalhe ONCE
phrt AN was credited with conversions and lAelohn
Beard and Grundy scored each Russey tackled MOI
riIlton PLAYER in the end zone for safety.
FORREST CITY DOWNS PINE STREET
The Pine Street lost Wednesday mite to the FORREST
CITY Mustangs 26O of the best games OF the season
Tho Rers fought hard without scoring Coach SWnton stated
that the Bears might have had it not been for the
loss of William E who hurt during the second
Scores of Unreported Games:
Ianpston Hot Springs 49, Lincoln Camden Z
Harrison hi Blythevlle IS; Wonder City, w. Mphs, s
Wonder City IS; Washington, Jonesboro
College Scores: -...-,.
Arkansas Baptist so; Mary Allen
Phlander Smith 49, Rust (Niss)
Wiley 26; Arkansas AMIN 10;
Butler &c. Dunbar junior
Virginia Union 35; Howard university 0
s Xavier 49, Keesler Air Force
Lincoln (Pa) 27; Lycomng
Southern university 33, Paul Quinn
Lincoln (MoJ 10; Kentucky state 10
Fisk university 90 Alabama AIM IA
j Knoxville T. Benedict
Texas Southern 10; Gramblng 10
I.angston 10; Texas II
Buefield state 49, Winston Salem teachers is
Central state "a West Virginia state
Prairie View &c; Jackson
Maryland state "a; North Carolina AIT 13
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armed forces in the military
world are fighting for freedom
50 il is with all Christians, re-
CARELESS to race, creed or color
all are fighting for freedom from
sin. Come now and let US reas-
on together, saith the Lord.
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ton is extended to the church
of tomorrow Visit the church
of your choice Sunday and every
Sunday If you do not have a
church home, the Missionary Bap-
fist churches far and near extend
you a hearty welcome As the
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were sponsors of the service g.
Mrs Sarah Williams, special cd
ucation teacher at Gibbs element
ary school, Little Rock, will ad-
dress the group, staff and con-
valescing patients during the YES
per service Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
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Steele Memorial

There will be a musical pro-
gram given at the church, 800
Barrow street. Friday night, Civ
en- by ten choirs of the city for
the benefit of the Womans day
drive, October 81. Sponsored by
the WMU, president, Cora f.
Davis.
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First Baptist Church. Higgins

Sunday school was held with
A. c. Brown, superintendent. Rev,
c, Hill, delivered a wonderful
sermon. Total raised for morning
service, s3Ol0, evening service,
$205. As, total raised for the day
was S235 So. M. Brown, reporter,
Rev c. II. Hill, pastor
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Seven Day Adventist all over
the United States, are availing
themselves of this wonderful OPP
portunity.
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E:I Dorado

Mrs. Leona WOOdard
The regular monthly meeting OF
local chapter NAACP will be held
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FIRST PRIZE $4,000
SECOND PRIZE $4,000

All you do to win is fill out entry blank below and enclose
recent snapshot of your baby Winning babies will be
selected the basis of healthy appearance sunny DISPOSE
tion and cute personality.
Final judges will be prominent local citizens selected by
this newspaper Watch for their well for other
contest news in this paper,
Only babies in this eligible The $4,000 prize
money must be paid to the proud parents of six local
babies. of them easily be yours!
This First Annual Healthy Baby Contest" for local par
ents and babies is brought you by Canaon the worlds
leading brand of evaporated milk the milk recommended
by doctors everywhere.
* The Carnation Healthy Baby Contest is limited
to readers of this newspaper living in this city
and its suburbs.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
/ report about coming

cuts in the imposed
individuals 1t about the tax
structure itself Here's the will
headlines by spring
Np A budget deficit of billions accepted through 1854
and 1855 In the face OF this
Congress have agreed that revision
the load the without causing
l2) The idea. unique history,
be granted the nSament plan Congress would asked
to vote broad law outlining the various reforms be
made but would provide that only small of the relief
would be granted 1854 Additional reforms would be scheduled
t3) High the list would be rewriting of the Internal
penalties and to eliminate infuriating Implications
"a OF key businessmen would be liberalization
"depreciation"o invest
ments equipment plants The theory that If bus-
would the of equipment rapidly
would spending modernzation
This would help prosperity and thus
would tend to keep the Treasurys tax collections.
reforms directly affecting individuals would
relief working mothers working minors and larger
allowances for medical expenses
would reshuling OF the system OF
The that of the taxes
slapped World War should be eaSed while other
articles exempted should be taxed.
the clauses dividends slated for LIBERAL
Today corporations the dividends they dis
stockholders the same money Ihs
double taxation TO be softened
piled of tax. resulting in
brutal Implications. inequitieS, inconsistencies
Now coming. this just samping of
schedule There considerable hope that new
"instaiment reform law will be on the books by June
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Tar Reform Coming This Year
Your Moneys Worth
BY Sylvia Porter

TNHE FIRST MAJOR overhaul of structure
Il 1939-before World Twill be placed before
Congress and early this year
It will be reform O dramatic elecryinp
significance to every the United
dollars the pocket millions Americans-affec
Evening star., 1954-01-10

you WIItCIItI you It WagE-tdTNeT OF
businessman. middle-class or millionaire.
The tax overhaul bill is being prepared
behind closed doors in Washington now.
The plan is to present it to Congress by
February.
1t will be submitted as the joint effort
of the Treasury and Congress top tax
authorities. Despite rumors to the con-
trary, Treasury Secretary Humphrey and
Representative Reed. chairman of the tax
writing House Ways and Means Committee
have been working in closest harmony for
months.
This is not Just a report about coming
Evening star., 1954-01-10

accepted! No more painting or
repairs. Weather-resistant and
insulating. First cost is low -.
and it's the last. Just call OIL.
4-22OO for free estimate on your
home, without obligation.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

y Yes, just look around /. .. you'll
see how FormStone lends dignity
and beauty to the better homes.
Ask your neighbor. FormStone
\ is custom styled. Nationally
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strument Miller kept playing
even after he became so ia
nous as a composer and band
leader.
The latest visit of the Stewards
was one of the most illuminat-
ing Of all on another score than
the new film, starched shirts,
face clothes and Scrabble.
Accompanying Jim and Gloria
this time-on the long journey
is Dad Alexander Stewart, q
ramrod straight man Of 50. who
towers almost as high as his
6-foot, 4-inch son, and who
looks perhaps so. Dad, who still
runs the hardware store at In
diana. Pa, has been stealing the
show wherever the group has
gone. This is just fine with the
Stewards.
Did Dad ever act?
Once" he said. II had a
line that went Bread, cursed
bread I said tt don't re-
member whether well or badly
but that was my acting career"
He is going back to the hard
ware store and Indiana after a
few more stops with his son
and daughter-in-law. He's got
to keep the store one of the most
up-to-date in the country.
There is not the slightest
doubt that he will.
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Stage.
National - 1.-THE Confidential
Clerk; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"Public Enemy;
/, 1855, $50 and $50 pm.
Capitol - Forever Female:
1875 am, lao. 3:45. 5:45. 1850
and $50 pm.
COlumbia-"Walking My Baby
Back Home; 1875 am. 1:40,
$40, $40, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Disqualification the Tulip:
l, 2:55, $40. 7:25 ami GAS p m.
Keith's-"Miss Sadie Thomp-
SON.: 11:15 am, los. 2:55, 1850,
$40, 8:35 and 1925 pm.
Little - Grimes of Paris;
$40, sos and GAS pm.
Macarthur THE Passionate
Sentry; 6:15. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan Public Enc
N.Y.; 12:45, 3:45, GAS and $50
pm.
Ontario-"Cease Fire.: /, ESQ,
4:40. $50, 800 and 10 pm.
Palace-"King Of the Khyber
Rifles; IL am. ITO, 1920, $50.
TAO and $50 pm.
PlayhOuSe-"The Living Des-
ert":: II am, 12:40, 2:30, 4:20.
sos. 8 and $50 pm.
Plaza-"Gilbert and Sullivan;
80 am, 1885, $40, $50, 1855
and 10 pm.
ROth's - colbert and Sulli-
van: 2, 4. 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am; LIS, 1925,
5:35. 7:50 and 10 pm.
Warner-"ThiS Is Cinerama";;
$40 pm.
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Healing Power Of Christ
Continues, Lecturer SAYS

The power of God as employed
by Christ to heal sin and dis
ease continues to prevail today,
a Christian Science lecturer de-
clared yesterday.
Richard Knox Lee of London,
a member of the denominations
Board of Lectureship, spoke in
Jefferson High School. Airing
ton, Va, under the auspices Of
the Second Church of Christ,
Scientist, Arlington.
Mr.. Lee said this healing
power is applicable to collective
world problems as well as to in
dividual difficulties.
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Hollywood Diary
Ritz Will Accept
HAYNES Decision
/. By Sheiloh Grohom .

and cut it short at 10 minutes to
the second!
Jane Powell's wardrobe for
Rio gives a peep into what the
well-dressed star will be wear
ing next summer. All the dresses
are backless, and some fairly
frontless. It's hot down there in
February.
Jane Russell, Della Russell,
Connie Haines and Beryl Davis
recorded Go. Lord" with all
royalties to go to their respec-
tive churches. 10000 copies sold
already.
Lana Turner with Lex Barker
at the Walter Mirisch party for
Texas theater biggie. Bob ODon-
nell. Lana's hair is little bit
lighter. in soft curls atop her
head and very becoming.
y \
Greer Carson with her hus-
band. and my favorite singing
partner. Buddy Fogelson. With
Greer in one Of those black
draped jersey dinner dresses and
a handbag that lights up when
you open it. Came from Holland.
Greer leaves soon for England to
make another movie.
Claudette Colbert's "Oh
Mother" TV series has signed
character actress Lucille Vance,
to play Claudette's neighbor Ga
necessary part of every family
television show apparently l..
Young Tab Hunter will also be
a regular with Pat Knowles.
The Pat O'Briens celebrate "a
years Of marriage today. They
plan a super soiree for the 25th
anniversary in IS. Nice people.
IRalaaEad nv NANA1
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HOLLYWOOD.

Rita Hayworth won't make any
pictures just as long as she's Mrs.
Dick Haynes. And right now
that looks like a long, long time.
If he's deported, she'll go with
him-wherever. I had my
Kellys mixed. It's Grace, not
Nancy, who has the inside track
for THE Country Girl" with Bing
Crosby. And prediction: That
blond and beautiful Grace Kelly
will be the big star discovery for
1854. / hear she's great in Dial
M for Murder" and Rear VIM
dow" with Jimmy Stewart.
John Wayne had a clean bill
on the ulcer count at the Scripps
Clinic in La Jolla. :. But his
gal, Pillar Palette who took her
five days of tests at the same
time, had her fears confirmed
gallstones.
Olivia De Havilland sent her
agent, Paul Kohner, some new
photographs from Paris. And she
looks like a dream. says Paul.
He's working on a new deal for
her.
Corinne Calvet is now a blond.
And in Palm Springs for her
reconciliation with John Brom-
field, people are mistaking her
for the one and only Marilyn
Monroe. Dick Contino is
heading for Hollywood. He'd like
to make a picture. :. Quote
from Tommy Noonan-"Making
movies is like a dress rehearsal,
you never get to go on" Fred
MacMurray has promise from
gentle June Haver to go on a
hunting trip with him when he
completes THE Killer Wore a
Badge" It's hard to be-
lieve. looking at him. but Robert
Taylor marks of 20 years at
MGM February 8.
Here's the Clark Gable situa-
ton with Metro: AS of today,
there isn't chance he will re-
sign with the studio where he
has been a star for 81 years.
Technically, Clark isn't through
with his deal until January 1855.
But he's leaving this March, on
the grounds that no contract is
valid after seven years. 1t was
Olivia De Havilland who made
this law stick in the courts after
her two-year fight to end her
contract at Warmers.
Humphrey Bogart will return
to Hollywood for "My Three
Angels" at Paramount before he
goes to India with pal-producer
John Huston for the movie with
Gable, they hope.
Ida Lupino, studying singing
and dancing, says she is through
being IAN insane, mixed-up
heroine" And we hope Ida and
Howard Duff are through with
the quarrels and settle down to
live happily.
Attention Daryl Zanuck:
Jerry Lewis is practicing chin
ups and swinging from a trapeze
for his circus picture with
Dean Martin at Paramount. But
seriously Daryl. you were good
sport and certainly made the
party - and how! - for Terry
Moore and Susan (Zanuck) at
Ciro's.
Enrol Flynn's lawyer flew into
Hollywood with Flynn's promise
to pay Nora Haynes the $4,000
outstanding for support of their
two daughters. But first bill to
be paid will get Nora's car out of
hook. In this town, if you don't
have an auto. you really are at a
standstill.
/ Il \
No wonder the attempted re-
! Cancellation didn't take with
Leslie Caron and George
HORNED. Leslie used a stopwatch
for the interview with George,
l
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BroyhiII to Address VIEW

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican. of Virginia. will speak
at an initiation service for new
recruits of John Lyon Post No.
$3.50, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
at $3.50 pm. Thursday at the
post home, Nineteenth and
North Uhle streets. Arlington.
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The Passing Show
1he Posing Show
James Stewart Also is liked
By Starch mills Collars
By Law cnrmody

The James Stewards of the movies have softer financial
cushion than Of the of Nevertheless they suffer from
the small nagging problems
before luncheon with the Stewards Satler
Numbered shirts delivered grabbed the package
OF the wrapping, and fingered the collar truculently
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-25

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NOTICE

l would like to take this op- portunity to thank all my cus- toners who patronized me while l ran the lunch stand at the Shorthand. I also wish to state that l am not responsible for debts incurred by the Sportland Lunch Stand as of the 2lst day of September 1854.
 Isl Hazel Mcconnell
Kodiak mirror., 1954-09-25

Received word that Mel, Jeanne and Candace Crawford visited the Grand Canyon.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

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South; take over furniture. .refgr
Fl. s.1s sss R Hps. I'M rent SAT so
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n nv rl5 aeoSy.z kit. and bath; s55
Mr.. GEORGETOWN-Mod. and 2
b 6sdr S e, so and SlIo; parking;
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bldg. cony. transp;: utils. incl;
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apis. in lovely sc. apt, development:
extra large rms. picture windows,
plenty Of closet space. storage rms.
and laundry facilities: conv. to bus.
schools and shopping. center. Once
located at s4o0 25th st. &c. 10.
S0Os iss ST. N.w.-1-bedrm. apt.
mo. RA. 6-02s0 for appointment.
1HREE-BEDRM. APT, uv. rm.. kit
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across from Senate once. Lge. enc
liv. rm.,. kit. dinette, bath; mod
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rn.. bedrm., din. rm., kit. Back
porch; cow. shop. and bus lines
$50 per mo. Call days. Elk. $1,000;
ewes. and sun. AP. 7-1947. rs
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Fl. NV. lat Ga. ave.
l. One bedrm.. liv.. rni.,
/: $54.90 mo-. incl. AL
=. to shopping, trans
Key ct 1851 Ga. ave.,
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ALEXANDRIA
ons bedroom. living room. dinette.
kitchen and bath; / blk. 70 stores,
theater and bus. minimum fare to
pentagon and D. C. RIvERVIEW
APIS. 1116 N. Pitt st., TE. 6-0869.
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BOULEVARD GARDENS

Between National Airport and Alex
,andria, Just of Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Bashford lane-An attractive garden
project Offering the conveniences OF
excellent transp. and shopping and
the comfort Of home. One beurm.
apis, S100, all mills incl. See jan
itor or SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1506 II St NV MA. 2-2346
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REDUCED WAY DOWN
I12O1 clifton st.. 3rd a.. vacant;
redec.; utilities included,
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $500
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176s COLUMBIA ROAD N.W.-Mod-
space and room sir Conditioner.
Three rooms, all-electrie kitchen
with dishwasher and garbage dis
posal. bath and screened-in porch;
free automatic washer: excellent
transportation; complete SHOPPING
floor; 800. DE. 2-6336 weekdays,
Z 8 to 4. ~
] BEDRM.. NV, $3.50
12D WEBSTER ST., NV, APT. 1
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $500