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S6-Bicycles and Tricycles

We Repair al makes Of American
and English bicycles. An parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1850 Eaton S., Phone
2606l. janl-t
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FOR SALE or lease: Garage and
service station. Excellent loca-
ton. Long lease. Phone 2-6S21.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTTTIoT-s
NAME NANU

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN !. :.
ehe undersigned, desiring To ens ma
IN business under the firfSssassse
name OF Chicken In The ps A.'e.ui;s
eli Dual Street. Key West ~,
"a. Intends 10 register said ns
withsthe Clerk OF the Circuit ca asne
pf Monroe County. Florida. 0urs
DIR. j. A. VALDFS
:, 80 Sole Owner
4 Af-Si. 1884
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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD M-It's hard 10
imagine Martin and Lewis being
Huiet about anything. But It's true
The mad comics were recentIy
chosen the favorite box Office
team in 4 British poll. That was
something Of . surprise, consider
ing last years bIowup between
Dean and Jerry AID the English
critics, who panned their act I
asked the pair for some words
about their selection as British
favorites. They replied with 4
rare: mo COMMENT
They figure that the Eng
lish are ouchy enough, and any.
thing The might say could be used
againsE them. So they're holding
their tongues for the present. The
fact IS that their bosses were
much pertwbed by last years
hassle. The British Isles account
for q large percentage OF the take
on Martin and Lewis pictures.
Jimmy Stewart and his wife are
off on a nationwide tour to help
promote bis latest picture. "The
Glenn Miller Story" And how IS
the famous wartime flier going?
BY train.
But he has no phobia about air
travel. "On these tours, the only
rest You get is on the train be-
tween cities" he explained. eff
you go BY air, you're busy all the
time. "
The studios are no longer letting
contract players remain idle. You
can tel that by the Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz picture, .The Long.
LongH Trailer" Third and fourth
billing In the film 90 to Marjorie
Main and keenan, Wynn.
Miss Main is in the picture for a
good minute. Wynn plays a traffic
cop at an intersection, and his
scene lasts no longer than 80 sec
Onds. They are probably the high.
est paid bit players of all time.
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DON'T BUY until you see this one.
1t is custom built, has extra
large living room and dining area
with beam ceilings, two large bed
rooms, two baths. wardrobe clo-
sets, garbage disposal, finished gar
age and utility room, Handicapped
yard and many other extras. Com
pare for comfort, price and salts
faction. johnson and johnson, 41s
Duval st. Phone 2-2S31. jan21-tf
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IN. E. CORNER george and Laird
SITS. a ( 100, WalkoH. s2i Sim
onton st. jan1-tf
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26-Lois For Sale

HIGHWAY to ocean. 50 Z 400. Sum.
merland Key. Wolkoff. 32l Sim.
|onton st. jan1-tf
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CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT,
SUNRISE. SHORES, 100, 4 100,
PRICE 5000. TERMS, $500.
DOWN, BALANCE 500. PER
MONTH. PHONE 2-sz43.
jan12-ti
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FOR BUYING or selling any kind
of Key West property, contac,
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es
tablished 1919. jans-3Otz
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STOCK Island, 3ia acres with $50
#. of beautiful waterfront all
cleared, excellent site for motel OF
trailer camp. 1901 Won Phister St.,
Phone 2-5912. jan21-3t
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STOCK ISLAND, on the ocean,
suitable for hotels, motels. APP
proximately one acre Of land.
riparian rights. Joseph Leslie, Box
y. LIZ co Citizen Office. janl5-tf
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NOTICE ny PUBLICATIO

TO: Beatrice johnson
n. ID. No. 2
Norfolk. Virginia
you ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED TO serve q copy OF
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor.
and file the original Answer In the
office or the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the 18th day of
February. AID. 1854. In the above
entitled cause, otherwise the aile-
cations therein contained VIII be
taken a. confessed.
J DONE and ORDERED ut Key
west, Monroe County, Florida. this
10th day OF January. A. d. 1888.
(SEAIl EARL II. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
Ralph ". Cunningham, Jrs
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Marathon, Florida.
fan 21-2s. feb Ali. 1854
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z LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar.
ina. VI. Herman. 23s3 Flamingo
Dr., Miami Beach. jans-tf
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no LOTS on Big Pine Key, near
Zig Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, johnson and johnson.
Phone 2-2s51, 419 Duval St.
jan1s-tfI
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THE CASA MARINA Solariuml
invites the public. Enjoy scientific
messages under the ultra-violet|
rays Of our tropical sun. RestfuI
reducing. reiuvenating, and health
fu. Phone 2-245l for appointment
jan2O-tf
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2 BEDROOM Sunshine. Full ia.
lousied, livably furnished. $500.
down, $500 per month. Phone. 2
$500. dec12-tf
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ECAL NOTICES
N0X1zlE UNDER FICTITIOUS
HIS GgpAfrtfuaxn

MAttf SIAAEUVE
N0TlxE lis HEREBY GIVEN that
the nRdetsigned. desiring TO en-
gaze N business under The ficti.
ttons game OF sTru-Kolor Photo
StudlpS $40 puvaI st. (Rearl. Key
Wests sAl9hroe County. Florida, in
tends ~ register the said fictitious
name With the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
DateQ january 10, 1854,
HiENXENID0 LI4ANES
Sole Owner
iAns 1t-21-2S; feb. 4, 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COrnr or THE
10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Case Ne. 13-011
JOSEPH ALDEN JONES,
~.
MARY ELIZABETH JONES.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: MARY ELIZABETH JONES
Ayden,
North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are
required 10 serve q copy OF your
Answer on Attorneys for Plaintiff
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court on
or before the 18th dav OF February,
1854, otherwise Decree Pro .Confesso
win be entered against you.
DATED at Key West. Florida.
tAfs 18th day of January. 1884.
tSEAL1 EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk. Circuit Court.
BY: (sdl HERMAN CEREZO.
Deputy Clerk.
Robert G. Youmans.
NTtBIsETT e y0UMAES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
41g Southland Street,
Key West, Florida.
jan2f-2s;febi-if.issi
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAXI
APPRECIATION FOR FINAT.
@ DISCHARGE

@ DISCHARGE
probate Law 1881
IN COURT OF THE COrYNrv
JUDGE. MONROE CTsr1vTv
sTArE, OF FLORIDA. IN Pro.
Hn re the Estate OF
GEORGE BANTER,
20 All VINO II May Concern oncerns.e
NoucA. Is hereby giyen @hat
CLARA JOHNSON Tiled her fsnaI ,...s
port rs Eyecutrix of the estata ~
George Baxter, deceased. fhat 81
filed her petition for final disrh.rss....ss
and that she will apply to Tia aon. =,
oraele Raymond r. Lord. Connsy
Judge OF Monroe County. Floras.s
on the 29th day of January iaEa
Tor approval OF same and for fi,,a5
disehRFge as Executrix OF tha astasa
OF George Baxter, deceased ~ - -
ssth day OF December. 1883. e''is
w CLARA JOENSnN
s-~ses Executrix OF Last VIM
and Testament OF casns..
- Baxter, deceased. va
TOM @. WATKINS
Attorney for Exeeutrix
Key West, Florida
decsL.Isss;jan7-il.ei faxa
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BRIDES 70 ~
NAVE your wedding inviss-
items and announcements print.
Cd BY Tho Artmsn Press. Dial
x'seel. janl-tf
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IN COUNTY JUDGES cOuRT.
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
No. series 3-K-A
Re- Eatxfn of
ROBERT T. KYLE.
Deceased.
MkIkls APPLIcATION FOR
sNkNAL DISCHARGES
NQXkNs1a " hereby given that /
nave. my final report and
petition Tor Final Discharges az
ExeceE1lNnpf the estate OF RoBERT
Z, y deceased: and that on the
22nd cf February. 1854. / will
Rppls y the Honorable RAYMOND ri
Lord County Judge az Monroe
Cou1lN Florida. for approved q
said kfsAl report and for final dis
shar& Executrlx Of the Estate
OF RslBERT r. KYLE. deceased
This 1ffh dav of January, 1854.
1899 HELEN KYLE.
AttoFna yssfor Executrix.
janli~2I-2Ssfeb4.1954
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SPECIAL CLEARANCE Sale. Pre-.
cast concrete slabs, q by z s.,
weight $50 approx. Ideal for walks,
patios, $500 ca. and cash and car.
ry, used plywood, etc. 2-3613 fir 8
q. m. to $3.50 p. m. or 2-63s3 after
2 p. m. jan21-3t
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA, IN
AND ron MONROE COUNTY. IN
GHANCERY.
Case N0. 1898
William A Pisintiff.
BEATRIcE JOHNSON. -
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To Buy
tcoSTlxURD,

HOUSE trailer. must Be IN excel.
lent condition. WIN buy your
equity if reasonable. Phone 1858.
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N01lcN INDER FICTITIOUS

7FHts MAMIE IIANV
NOTICE rs HEREBY tsrvrS 4bat
the undersigned, desiring to engage
In business under the fietftinns
names@f s'Lfndo Mar" Pc. Rox 4Sa
lslamogada, Monroe County. Florida
tntendE t0< register said name with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Conrf Of
Monree County. Florida.
IRVING r. EYSTER.
lecsi. jess ;jan7 -1i-2l. 1854 "''
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TWO nursemaids to care for 2 year
old girl. Working hours arranged.
For interview, phone 2-3337 or 2
53S6. jan2O-tf
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80 COR0NET club coupe Dodge.
Radio, good white wall ties, new
battery. 81 Rest Beach. jan21-1txl
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-04-01

Frank Castenada, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Castenada, rep
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- VWTAPATO WAY

IL a.
resented Wapato at ElIensburg
on March 9, as a member of
the Senior High musical en-
semble.
Confined at home for a short
period were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Batin. It must be this everlast-
ing spring fever" that everyone
seems to be getting.
In a recent election for a
candidate who will represent
the WapatO Community in Sc
attic on April "a, Miss Kay
Acenas. won by a close margin.
She is the daughter of Mr..
Acenas and will graduate this.
year from Wapato High School.
New officers of the Filipino
American Women's Auxiliary
el0CleQ Oh NdIC1 4 dIS' MlS. V IL
tor Oar, president (re-elected) /;
Mrs. Anastacio Farinas, vice
president; Mrs. Steve Benedicto,
secretary; Mrs. Primo Baldoz,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Mariana
Arreola, treasurer; Mrs. Roy Bal
doz, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Ed
Pierce, Mrs. Ponce Divina, and
Mrs. Nick Defiesta, auditors.
At a meeting on March %, the
president appointed the following
committee chairmen: Mrs. Ray
Yadao, parliamentarian; Mrs. Kay
Ibatuan, program; Mrs. Ed Pierce
and Mrs. Andy Pascua, ways and
means; Mrs. Lorenzo Milan and
Mrs. Frank Quitives, refresh
ments; Mrs. Roy Baldoz, public
ity; Mrs. Steve Benedicto, cour-
tesy; Mrs. Benny Benedicto. GUS
todian. New members of the
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A birthday party honoring Miss
Frances Castenada was held on
March 10, in the Filipino Club
house. After wishing Frances "a
happy birthday" her friends en-
joyed the cake and refreshments
that were served.
The remainder of the evening
was occupied with dancing,
games, and ping-pong.
Frances is seventeen years old.
Shortly following the club
house anniversary celebration,
March 20, members of the
J.F.A.C. and Filipino teen-agers
from Seattle, gathered and met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Buscit for a little get
together.
Dancing and games were en-
jOyed by all.
A special meeting was held in
the Filipino Hall, March rs, for
members of the J.F.A.C.
Topics on the agenda were
CARE packages and an Easter
picnic.
Members of the Filipino COM
unity of WapatO who attended
the Inter-COmmunity Council
quarterly conference in Auburn
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bucsit and their daughter LOr-
ena, Mr.. and Mrs. Mariana
ArreOla and their daughter Eve
Ign Marie, and her cousin, Eve
Ign Isabelle ArreOla; annd Mr..
and Mrs. Ray BaldOZ and his
sister, Pacing BaldOz.
Among the new faces in the
Filipino Community is Anastacio
Ordonez. This young man, who
recently returned from the serv-
ice, is the nephew of Mr.. Tom
Pascua, a longtime resident of
Wapato.
Anastacio will have a birthday
on April Is, but no plans have
been made as yet.
Miss Virginia AcOb, our hula
dancer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max AcOb, was recently
taken sick for one week. Her
confinement was due to q tOnsil
ailment.
Recently returned home from
Pullman is Jose Agbisit, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymundo Agbisit,
who wal spend his spring vaca-
ton with his parents.
On his stay he will take a short
trip to Richland and Pasco.
Jose is a freshman at W.S.C.
Frank Castenada, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Castenada, rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Virginia Man Seized
In Ho|dup Staying Of
New Jersey Officer

FARMVILLE, Va, Feb. ga
Virginia man. wanted in the
holdup- staying of a Union. N. j.,
policeman, was arrested here
early today.
Sheriff 0James T. Clark of
Prince Edward County. who led
a party of officers making the
arrest. said the man, Alfred E.
Stokes. 81. colored. is charged
with robbery of a Union dairy
and with murder in the Staying
Of Police Sergt Clinton E. Bond.
Stokes waived extradition
when arraigned before Trial
Justice John F.. LewiSnshortly
after the arrest and VI u to be
returned to New Jersey today by
Union detectives. Joseph Spies
and Kermit Reiss. Who assisted
in the capture.
The search for Stokes turned
to his home county of Prince
Edward, State Trooper T. w.
Carter. jr., said, after the New
England arrests of two other men
in connection, with the holdup
and Staying. z
Reiss and Spies came to Farm
vile last Tuesday to search for
Stokes here. Their investigation
with local and State Police led
to Stokes capture shortly after
last midnight.
Police surrounded the house
to which Stokes had been traced.
Trooper Carter walked in and
ordered Stokes to surrender. The
man did so and Sheriff Clark
handcuffed him. There was no
resistance. police said. Stokes
was not armed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Ex-Monfgomery Official
Burned in House Fire

Flames from a gasoline torch
burned a former Montgomery
County commissioner yesterday
The fire spread through a
Jamestown home and caused
$500 damage. police reported.
The former commissioner,
George c. Esworthy. 50, was
treated by a doctor for burns
to the hands and face.
Mr.. Esworthy was soldering a
water pipe for friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Griffith, at their home
on route % at Jamestown, po-
lice said, when the flames blew
up in Mr.. Esworthy's face.
When fire spread through the
frame home, Mr.. Griffith, who
is an arthritis invalid, was car
ried out by county police.
A volunteer fireman, Lawrence
E. Perry, Is. of the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove department,
dislocated his left ankle while
fighting the blaze. He was treat
ed by a private physician. The
Rockville Fire Department also
responded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Information Agency
Lists 81 Firings for
Security Reasons

The United States Informal
ton Agency fired 81 persons for
various security reasons" dur
ing the first five months after
it was set up as an independent
unit outside the State Depart
ment.
This IS disclosed in the
agency's first report to Congress.
Director Theodore Streibert
said there were no Commu-
nists discovered.
Abbott Washburn. deputy d.
rector of USIA. said firings re-
suited from drunkenness. loose
talk and questionable loyalty.
He gave no breakdown.
Seen to be Fair.
Mr.. Streibert said the USIA
security program seeks to be fair
to the rights of the individual"
while protecting the Govern
ment's interests. He said. "all
reasonable measures have been
taken to keep the agency free
Of subversive elements"
So far, Federal agencies giving
breakdowns of their security fir
ings have listed 40 persons as
disloyal. OF these. % were in the
Commerce Department. four in
the Treasury Department, one in
Agriculture, one in Justice. and
IL reported unofficially in the
State Department.
Focus on Far East.
Mr.. Streibert. reporting "a
sharpening in the whole infor-
nation program" said USIA is
putting new emphasis on Far
East broadcasts and distribution
Of pamphlets and books.
"The agency" he said. sis con-
centrating on factual. objective
news reporting and appropriate
commentaries designed to pre-
sent full exposition of impor-
tant United States actions and
policies.
"The tone and contest is
forceful and direct. Strident
and propagandiStic material is
avoided"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Man Freed in Staying
Held in New Death

A man who was cleared in the
Staying of his brother in-law 10
years ago was held today in the
death of another man, following
an argument over a prize fight
bet.
Homicide Capt. Richard Felber
said Robert Walker. Sc. colored,
OF the first block of DeFrees
street NE. has been charged in
the murder of Clarence E. Holly,
so. also colored, of 914 Westmin-
ster street NV.
The victim was shot, Capt.
Felber said. after an argument
over the 3-to-1 payoff on a box
ing match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Farmer Found Hanged
In Barn Where Son Died
By the Assoeioted Press

LURAY, Va. Feb. 22.-Vernon
c. Broyles. 81, a produce farmer.
was found hanged today in his
barn where nine days ago his
son Jerry, II. also died from
hanging.
DR.. George H. Long. Page
County medical examiner. said
Mr.. Broyles, father Of nine. left
a note, but he would not reveal
its contents.
DR.. Long said he probably
would issue a certificate of &C
cidental death. The medical
examiner said he had issued a
certificate of accidental death
In the case of the son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Red Cross 10 Sponsor
Dietary Reducing Course

Weight-losing. ever a popular
pastime with women. may be
taken formally under the wing
of the District Red Cross.
About q dozen women are en-
gagged in a pilot program Spon-
sored jointly by the Community
Nutrition Committee of the Dis
trict Diatetic Association and
the Food and Nutrition Services
of the District Chapter Of the
American Red Cross.
The pilot class is meeting
once a week for 10 weeks with
Miss Dorothy Boves. Red Cross
nutrition director. No exercise
is involved in the course, &C
cording to the Red Cross. The
approach is strictly dietary.
Not as yet open to the public,
the program at this stage has
only women referred to it by
out-patient clinics of hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
; Nearby MoyIonders
Return From Far East

Three nearby Maryland Serv-
icemen are among 1857 pas
sengers from the Far East due
to arrive in Seattle tomorrow
aboard the transport Gen. S. B.
Buckner. the Associated Press
reported.
They are Altman Carl D.
Johnson. Glad Acres. Route 2.
Upper Marlboro; Airman NC
Jackie O. Simmons, Route /,
Rockville, and Sergt. Edward p.
Maloney, Gainesville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
U.N. Doy Report

The 1853 celebration of United
Nations Day was the largest yet.
the United States Committee for
United Nations Day announced
today. The report Of the group.
the first copy Of which was sent
to Secretary of State Dulles,
records that "some 5000" towns
and cities held U. N. Day OBJ
servances last October "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22

ate District subcommittee at
hearings opening Wednesday in
Washington. comparing them
with the proposal to establish
separate family court in the
Capital.
Practice varies from city to
city but even in Toledo-which
went to the farthest extremes
the system has very substantial.
If not unanimous, backing.
The Family Court Center"
here is really a branch of the
Lucas County Court of Common
Pleas. Judge Paul w. Alexander.
who is assigned as the presiding
juriSt, is elected with other
judges to the bench of Common
Pleas.
Child Study Section.
The center is more than a
domestic relations court for di-
vorce and paternity litigation. 1t
includes the Toledo Juvenile
Court and also a third section
known as the Child Study
Institute.
The Toledo Domestic Relations
Court started operating in 1925.
At that time it began conducting
some family service in divorce
cases. This was rendered by
probation officers, who were then,
and still are. on a separate
juvenile court payroll.
A new law in 1888 provided
for divorce Investigations as they
are now known. But only selected
cases were investigated.
The law was amended in 1851.
making investigations mandatory
in all cases which involve a child
under IA years old. Under this
amendment. the present mar
rage counseling department was
set up
The people who started the
court in 1925 would never recog-
nize the Family Court Center as
its offspring.
In Fancy New Building.
The center is a fancy new
building that cost Lucas County
SIT million. It's clear the tax
payers wanted it. They voted not
long ago to impose a new levy
on themselves for the specific
purpose. Judge Alexander and
his organization moved in last
fall.
The edifice is something to be-
hold-a structure of modern
architecture and handsome ap-
pointments. It is bright and
cheerful place, with lots of COM
fort. It's informal rooms would
appeal to anyone. but particu-
larly to youngsters, for walls are
painted in pastel colors that
match the shades of popular ice
cream flavors.
The visitor would hardly sus-
pect the Child Study Institute is
a place of detention. unless he
happened to see Judge Alexander
using a master key to unlock
each door as he passed from one
spacious room to another.
Wards of the institute sleep
in individual bedrooms. eat in
a big dining room and attend
school in special classrooms.
Food is prepared in a glistening
chrome fitted kitchen and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Virginia Women Dies
After Tokinq Medicine

Mrs. Norma Hit, 80, of 1917
King street. Alexandria. was pro-
nounced dead at Alexandria
Hospital today after she took
medicine at home for a head
ache, police reported.
Police said Mrs. Hits hus-
band. Allen M. Hit. told them
his wife awoke at 3 am. feeling
Ill and took some aspirin. He
told police she took some more
about an hour later Police said
Mr.. Hit called an ambulance
when his wife became uncon-
SciouS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22

H. j. Hadow will take over as
director of the United Kingdom
Scientific Mission here in the
second week of March. it was an
nounced today. He replaces DR..
w. A. MacFarlane, who returns
to Britain as general manager
Of the newly-formed National
Industrial Fuel Efficiency Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-22
Shrine Memorial Service

A Shrine memorial service will
be held at 3 pm. Sunday in the
George Washington National Ma
sonic Memorial at Alexandra.
Plans for the services were an
nounced by Orville F. Rush. liz
lustrous potentate of Kena
Temple.