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Addition

Continued from page one)
services. The son OF Baptist pio-
neer missionaries Dr.. Roberts re-
ceived public school training in
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Rev, and Mrs f. Jackson 1924 Confederate blvd, are
be congratulated their efficient work their church
community and city Rev Jackson is pastor OF the New Hope
Baptist church. Maumee and instructor Of the Southwestern
Ministerial Bible class located 1401 East 37th street He
also interested in civic affairs and is notary public
Under Rev Jacksons supervision the New Hope church has
been rebuilt rededcated and laid by the
befs Of his Masonic craft The Bible class organized
in the JaCkson's home, with only five members The
berSp has grown and is too large for their home
building has been built recently dedicated for this
class is nondenominational every welcome
in and learn the Bible Mrs Jackson the wife of this
pastor has worked faithfully by his side She is also nte
rested in church and civic affairs and is secretary
Bible class, member of the Eastern and PTA worker
She constantly doing whatever she to help others
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-23
LIST CinenlaScope
Production To
Be Here Jan. II

Already on record as The best.
selling novel Of all time, Lloyd g.
Douglas THE Robe" Is now being
hailed ii many quarters as the
greatest movie Of all time. an
opinion reelected In the record.
SCATTERING attendance polls Of the
films kickoff engagement At the
Roxy Theatre In New York. The
opening of The Robe at the
Strand Theatre this coming week
In one ofsthe first engagements ri
the country for this first Cinema
Scope production produced BY
Twentieth Century-Fox In Techni.
color, ranks as the entertainment
event Of the year and may eclipse
anything Within memory.
Producer Frank Ross has ct last
fulfilled q ten-year dream to see
the masterpiece created In all itsI
historic pageantry on film and has
been rewarded for his patience to-
have It Unfold in the panoramic
splendor that the new screen pro-
cess affords. All the great scenes
are preserved in the story Of what
happened 70 the cloak Christ wore
to the Erucifixion and the effect
1t has On the lives Of Marcellus
the Roman soldier who won ri
gambling at the foot Of the Cross,
and those close 70 him.
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NOTICE or FLORIDA KEYS
AQUEDUCT DISTRICT COM.
MISSION SPECIAL ELECTION
NmwwNa f.mmwAw TFtmRalO

TO Ne HELD On February -. 1854
AZ provided by q resolution duly
adopted ny the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Monroe County.
Florida "a Florida Keys AQueduct
DiAtrict Commission special election
win be held on February b, 1854.
for the purpose 81 electing 5 menu
District commission, Monroe Coun-
Candidates Tor office OF member
OF the Etorida Keys Aqueduct Dis
trtct Cognntssion must qualify -
such candidate with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of Monroe Coun-
~, FloNlNs, on or before 1900
NOON, February Is, 1854 ana must
be resilient fesistersd Voters who
respective OF which County Conn
missioner District they reside In.
Polling places and the names OF
inspectors and clerks Of said cleo
tion wiz be published by the Board
Of County Commissioners 1T least
30 days prior 70 said election.
The polls at said election win be
open from Z o'clock AM. until Z
o'clock Pm. Eastern Standard Time,
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, Monroe County,
Florida. this 18th day Of January.
sssaD GERALD SAUNDERS
Chairman. Board OF County Com.
missianers. Monroe County. Flor
EARL n ADAMS.
Clerk, Hoard OF County Commission.
ers. Monroe County. Florida.
- 1anl0.2S.40.iekA
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NOTICE no CnEDTTORs

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
tfo3S Probate Acts. Secs. 11o. l20N
IN THE COURT or THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MO N ROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re. Estate OF
HARRY r. PEARCE.
Deceased.
70 All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereNv
notified and REQUIRED 10 present any
claims aud Demands which Won. ar
either of vou. NAV have against the
estate OF Harry r. Pearce. d.
ceased. late OF said County, to the
County Judge OF Monroe County.
Florida, at his office in the cont
house OF said County at Kew West
Florida. within eight caiendar
months fFom the time OF the first
publication OF this notice. EarN
claim or dem3Ad shall be In writInr
and shall state the place OF reeI.
dence and post office address az
the claimant. and shall be sworn e.
by the claimant. his agent, or hSs
attorney. and ~ such claim or A.
mand not 20 fisSA shall be void
fsla ITO #. PEARCE
As executor OF the Yese
Will and Testament a.
Harry r. Pearce. a.
ceased
tNn.s.1s-33-S0. 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES

INVITATION TO BID
The Board Of Public instruction
Bias Al 400 Pm. Tuesdaya Febru.
airy 2, 1854, for the following items:
!. One Diahwashing Machine 49,
l6 Gauee stainless steel con.
struckiOn.
.. One clean dish table - stain-
less nkeAl.
less wteeh
specifications for above items
may be obtained from the office OF
the superintendent OF Public In.
Btructi0n, Key West, Florida.
The Board reserves the right 70
reject any pr all bids.
GERALD H. ADAMS,
HoRACE o'BRYAST,
Secretary and
ians.ie.23, 1854
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LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT CoUnF or THE
GIxTEEMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or TINE STATE o. FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEnY.
Case Ne. 1881
MILAGRO r. SANCHEZ, and
PEDRO SANCHEZ. her husband,
.ss.- sais % 0sist
TitIe % TAX deeds
PASTOR nURGos also known
AZ PASTOR BURGA6. not known
70 be dead Or alive: et q.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATIONS
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE or FLORIDA:
To: Pastor BurgOs, also known ~
Pastor Burgas: Frank r. Bur
gas. also known 40 Frank II.
Burgoa. and Helen Burgns, also
known as HELM Burgaa, his
wife: Nina Robinson. and
Mamie I: Msis ssE w Ms...i Ilosss
And To: All Unknown gpouses 6f
said above named natural
defendants.
Ana To. All Parties claiming inter-
ests by, through. under or
against above named ma
tural defendants not known
10 be dead or alive.
And TO: All Parties: Having OF
Claiming TO have any right.
title or interest in and 20
the following described
nroperty. situate in Mon
roe County, Florida, to.Wit:
on the Island Of Key West IN
the County OF Monroe and state
az Florida. known m Lots -
and Al, In Square Z, OF Tracts
IS and 20, according to certain
diagram OF w. A. Gwypn. Sur.
veyor, and duly recorded IN Plat
Book 1, Page %, OF the Public
Records Of Monroe County,
Florida
You. and Each Of You, are mott.
fled that q suit 70 quiet title 20 the
above described property has been
filed against you and you are here.
BY required 70 serve COPY OF your
Answer or other pieadings 20 the
ain Of Complaint, on the plaintiffs
attorney, RAYMOND r. Lord. Monroe
County Courthouse. Key West, Flor
ida, and file the original IL the
court on or before February 18th.
Al. %. 1854; otherwise the .aliega.
lions 81 said Bill OF Complaint Will
Be taken a. confessed.
This notice shall be published
once each week for four c0nsecu.
tiye weeks In The Key West Citizen.
Dated this 18th day Of January,
A. d. 1854
(Circuit EARL u. ADAMS,
Court Sealy Clerk, Circuit Court,
Monroe County,
Florida.
BY: Kathleen N0ttagos
Deputy Clerk.
n. LORD
Attorney for Plaintiffs
County Court House,
Key West. Florida.
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3I-Garden and Lawn
Supplies

CHAIN link fence supplied, in.
stalled as low as S. per month,
s. months to pay. Free estimates
On request. Lifetime protection for
children, grounds, pets. Your last
expense where fence IS concerned.
Wardlow's handspring, 2-3z54,
804 Amelia St.
janil-thurs-fri-sat.15t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

JANUARY only 4 special sale on
St. Augustine Bitter Blue sod
from fields In Belle Glade, Fla.
One to 100 50. f.. loc per 90. n.
100 50. n. to full load. &c per 50.
II. Over full load (eooo 50. IT,
prices on request. Mention this id
for this special sale. All sod de-
livered 10 premises free Of charge.
Wardlow's handspring. 2,s4Sl. BOX
Amelia. janlS-lot
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.3I--Carden and Lawn
Supplies
tcoNTIKuEDy

NATIVE white rock roses and
Johnny Rockers. Bone meal rose
food and sheep fertilizer win en-
courage their growth. Key WeSi
Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone
2-Ssl2. jan2l-S,
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2 STORY house, 6 unit apt. build
ing, fully furnished. Good loca.
ton and easy terms. Phone 2-6S21.
jan15-tf
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FOR Lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key 2 or write Hud-
gins, owner, Summeriand Key.
JAM, mon, wed. sat-tf
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10 LOTS On Big Pine Key, near
Big Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, Johnson and johnson,
Phone 2-2S31, 419 Duval St.
jan19-n
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STOCK ISLAND, on the ocean,
suitable for hotels, motels. Ap-
proximately one acre of land,
riparian rights. Joseph Leslie. Box
II. LIZ co Citizen Office. jan154f
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CHOICE WATERFRONT LOT.
SUNRISE SHORES, 1907 l0o'
PRICE 5000. TERMS, $500.
DOWN, BALANCE 500. PER
MONTH. PHONE 2-S243.
jan12.tf
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EXPERIENCED lady driver or
chauffeur. Free to travel, il
necessary. References. Phone
|x-oSSS. jan23-4t
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2 STORY building over 1000 50. #.
for any purpose. Simonton St.,
near Gulf. Reasonable terms Box
Q-3 co Citizen Office. jan15-tf
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sNo CAP elEAch is safe on
1907 pure nylon fabrics. Try
q bottle from your grocer. ian1.tf
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PAINT removing. New process re-
moves finish from any surface.
Also refinishing. For information
cal 2-So7s all day and evening too.
jan19-1H
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IPHILCo radios, refrigerators,
Speed Queen washing machines.
Pierce Bros, Cor. Fleming and
Elizabeth. Phone 2-S922. jani.tf
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STOCK Island, 31s acres with $50
#. of beautiful waterfront all
cleared, excellent site for motel or
trailer camp. 10O1 Won Phister St.,
Phone 2-5912. jan2l-3t
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18-Special Services

CESS pools pumped and cleaned.
Reasonable and good service.
Pnone 2-szll or see Sam, Gas Uait.
Cd 81 dec29- 24tx
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FOR SALE: Baby Grand piano,
IN good condition. May be seen
az LIS South. jan23-st
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IN. E. CORNER george and Laird
SITS. "a x 100. Walkof, 321 Sim.
onton st. jan1-n
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HISTORY house, lot 50' x l12'.
desirable location. 623 South
ard. Apply 1924 Catherine.
jan1-fri-sat-tf
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MODERN House, 2 bedroom, 2
baths with carport. VIII sacrifice
if sold in next two weeks. 1872 18th
Terrace. Phone 2-6095. jan23-12tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF TUE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN ANn FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CKgkNCERY.
Cane No. 13-o24
In re: Adoption of
FLOYD q. KLETNHANS, q minor.
By David G. Post, his
iatepfather.
NOTICE TO NATURAL PARENT
10: FLOYD 3. KLEINHANS, JR.
Schodack Landing. New York
You are hereby notified that
David G. Post has filed Q Petition
IN the Circuit Court of the Sixteenth
Judicial Circuit Of the state OF
Florida. In and for Monroe County.
for the adoption of Floxd G. Klein
hans. q minor.
You are hereby commanded 20 be
and appear In said Court on Febru-
airy 10. 1854, TO show cause why
said Petition should not be granted.
IL IL further ordered that this No.
tice be published once during each
week for four consecutive weeks IN
The Kew West Citizen. newspaper
published In Monroe County. Flor
DOME and. ORDERED at Kew
West, Monroe County, Florida. this
9Th dav OF January. A. d. 1854.
(SeaD ssS EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY Kathleen Nottaee
3ans-is- 3s.so.issl
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25-Real Estate For Sale
(C0NTIN UEDp
sssasnass sssiAsss IA Psins o..

INCOME producing lot, 4s' K 1o7',
zoned for business, 500 Truman
Ave-, near Duval. House on pre-
misses, rents for 100000 yearly.
Price 5000. Phone 2-2sOS.
jan5-H
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2 LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar.
ina. NJ. Herman. 1883 Flaminge
Dr., Miami Beach. jans-ti
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26-Lots For Sale

HIGHWAY to ocean. 90 Z 400. Sum.
merland Key. Wolkoff, 321 Sim,
onton st. jan1-ti
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PHOTOSTATlC Copies. Fast SER
vice. Larry Karns Studio, 20
Duval, Phone 2-6s11. jan1-tf
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Brides TO 81

rHE CASA MARINA Solarium
invites the public. Enjoy scientific
messages under the ultraviolet
rays Of our tropical sun. Restful,
reducing, rejuvenating, and health
ful. Phone 2-2l51 for appointment.
jan20-tf
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Co-KEM concentrated liquid starch
Is "The Best for less" Ask your
favorite groceryman. janl.ti
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BEGINNERS and advanced: Typ
mg. bookkeeping, Shorthand.
Mornings, 500 12:OO. Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Phone $3.50. 29l6
Ssapdes Ave. jan1s-l2tx
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 70. iSc.
Artman Press Phone 1Sesl.
janl-ti
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ALL shelving, wall cases, tables ..
Lewinsky's Mems Shop. Phone 2
1891 between 10 and Z. janl6-u
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HOUSE trailer, must be IN excel
lent condition. WIN buy your
equity II reasonable. Phone 2-6393.
janz1-3tI
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35-Wanted To Buy
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l2--Baby Sitters

BABY sitting by the hour, day and
evening. Daily hot lunch, morn.
ing and afternoon snacks. Also
room and board by the week.
Phone 2-7675. jan22-6
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,s6-Bicyeles and Tricyeles

We Repair an makes Of American
and English bicycles. An parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1850 Eaton St., Phone
2-6o6l. jani-6
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LOCAL insurance man desires 3
bedroom unfurnished house. Con.
tact s13 Duval St. or Phone 2-a6zz,
Mr.. Casey. jan21Stx
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CHICK SALE:-$6.10 :. 100 Reds.
Rocks, Wyandottes, Big English
Mixed. Shipped COD plus postage.
Bioodtested stock. Barfield's
Chickery, 1l11 Lorick Ave-, Dept.
20, Columbia, S. c. Phone 2162s.
jan2s-ltx
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lOMale and FOR Female
Help Wanted

MAKE 5000 daily. Sell lumin-
Gus name plates. Write Reeves
Co., Attleboro, Mass, free sample
and details, = jan2o-6tx
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GARAGES and store room IN busi-
ness section. CaH 2-Sss1 between
10 and Z. janl2-n
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34A-Restaurant and
Store Equipment
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NAVAL officer desires 3 or Z bed
room unfinished house prior 10
February /. Box ]. p. 6 co Key
West Citizen. janll-i2t
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KENMORE gas range. like new.
Used 10 months. $1,000. 28-A
Arthur Sawyer Road. jan22-3t
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USED Truck and passengsR en-
tires - New recaps. al dies.
Dicks Tirs Servics. % Truman.
janl-H
Evening star., 1954-04-19

Lending money one OF the important of business
we are Delighted when you honor with request And
should not the slightest bit personal
oan auto loan, the most frequently
occurring types is good business-the first consolidate
numerous small and annoying debtS the
can probably save you money Next time you desire oan
don't forget you're doing us favor
Evening star., 1954-04-19
Separate Radio, N Setup
Is Announced by WT0P

WTOP will operate it's radio
and television stations separately
under a new organization plan
John S. Hayes, president OF
WTOP, Inc, announced today.
Four separate divisions
WTOP radio, WTOP television
engineering and general services
will begin operating next Sun
day.
Heading them will be Lloyd
Dennis, vice president for radio;
George Hartford, vice president
for television; Clyde M. Hunt,
vice president for engineering,
and Laurence E. Richardson, di-
rector of general services.
The radio and television sta
tions will operate their own pro-
gram, sales and promotion de-
partments. and will rent" their
equipment from the engineering
and general service departments.
The Washington Post and
Times-Herald owns SIS per cent
of WTOP, Inc, and the remain
der is owned by the Columbia
Broadcasting System. The radio
station began operating here in
1927, and the television station
in 1850.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
President Teaches Grandson
Fast Draw Cap Pistol

it wasn't a very religious theme.
AS Mrs. Eisenhower walked out
of the cottage to join her hus-
band and David for the picture
making, she called:
Dwight, see that David's hat
isn't down on his ears" The
President assured her it was all
right.
Then the Presidents son and
daughter-in-law-she wearing a
moss green linen dreSs-brought
out his two grandaughters, Bar
bara Anne, 4, and Susan, 2,
dressed alike in pink dotted
Swiss dresses, gray flannel coats,
and pink bonnets. Mrs. John S.
Doud, Mrs. EiSenhower's moth
er. Joined the group wearing a
black suit.
The President leaned down to
David at one point and said,
May ! congratulate your looks,
Mr.. Eisenhower" Like his
grandfather, David was wearing
a blue suit and white shirt.
David, looking at the group
of news photographers facing
him, remarked, "Those guys are
really working like mad"
Before the session with pho
tographers, the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower, Mrs. Doud and
Maj. and Mrs. John Eisenhower
attended church services at the
Reid Memorial Presbyterian
Church where they heard the
Rev. Massey Mott Heltzel preach
a sermon on "The Resurrection
and the Church"
Immediately after the service,
the President laid the corner
stone for a new church edif1ce
just around the corner from the
building originally constructed
in 1879 as q Sunday school.
AS the President spread NOR
tar on the cornerstone, a con-
tractor assisting him remarked
that he was pretty good with
a trowel.
II used to do this down on
the farm" Gen. Eisenhower told
him
Evening star., 1954-04-19
| Pope Calls for Ban
On Nuclear Weapons
Except in Defense
sy the As.oeio.sd Pres.

VATICAN CITY, April 49,
Pope Plus II has called for an
international agreement banning
the use of atomic and hydrogen
bombs except in self defense.
The head of the Roman Cath
olic Church. broadcasting his
annual Easter message yester-
day.. appealed for outlawing Of
the destructive arms Of un-
precedented violence" He said
the new bombs and germ and
chemical warfare have brought
"the fear Of third world con-
flict and a dreadful future" to
the people of the world.
The worlds rulers, the Pope
said, should turn their new
knowledge of atomic energy ex-
clusively to the purposes Of
peace.
The 79-year-old pontiff, con-
valescing from a serious stomach
ailment which has curbed his
activity since January IS, spoke
from his Vatican apartment.
Shortly afterward he appeared
briefly on the balcony Of st.
Peters Basilica to pronounce his
Easter blessing. More than 300,-
600 pilgrims and tourists cheered
from the square below.
First Talk Since Illness.
His 10-minute Easter message
was his first major address since
his illness.
The Pope recalled he had said
as long ago as 1943 that atomic
weapons could bring about
catastrophe" for the entire
planet. AS an example, he said
human genes might suffer
changes from radiation that
would result in future trans
mittable diseases and monstrosi-
ties"
For our part" the Pope said,
we will tirelessly endeavor to
bring about by international
agreementS-always in subordin-
alton to the principle of legiti-
mate self-defense-the efficacious
prescription and banishment of
atomic, biological and chemical
warfare.
British Churchmen Speak.
In Britain. the Church of
England's two top leaders also
spoke Of the burden" of the
H-bomb.
The country's leading replate.
DR.. Geoffrey Fisher, the arch
olshop OF Canterbury, said in his
Easter sermon that efforts to,
reach agreement to prevent use
OF vastly destructive weapons
must continue.
To abolish the bomb" said
DR.. Fisher. you must agree
with others, and others with you
to lower all threats and bar
rierS."
The Archbishop of York, Sec
enchanting Church of England
omclal, said: "He who resolutely
refuses to believe that the use of
this weapon (the H-bomb) is in
evitable. will not sit down in
1atalistic despair before its
threat" sE
The Archbishop, DR.. Cyril Gar
oett, added, "the christian
Will do all within his power to
conquer the sins which might
lead to it's use."
Evening star., 1954-04-19
BY q Stoff Correspondent Of The Sior

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 19.-
President Eisenhower's Easter
Sunday activities ranged from
laying the cornerstone of a new
church to teaching his grandson
a fast draw with a big cap
pistol.
The day started with helping
his three grandchildren hunt
gaily colored Easter eggs. It
was climaxed by a golf game
with his son. Maj. John Eisen-
hover, at the Augusta National
Golf Club.
Gen. Eisenhower seemed to
get the biggest kick out of put
ting one over on the womenfolk
of his family by having his
6-year-old grandson, David, dem
onstrate what he called the "lit-
tie stunt" he had taught him
with his cap pistol.
After church services, news
photographers were invited to
make pictures Of the Eisenhower
family in front of their vacation
cottage on the Augusta National
grounds.
Before the womenfolk came
out, the President said to David !:
Lets show them our little stunt" "
So when Gen. Eisenhower
snapped his fingers, David jerked
open his blue coat, pulled a "six-
shooter" type cap pistol from his
belt and snapped it at the pho
tographers.
Mrs. Eisenhower. wearing a
white polka dot blue silk dress.
came out and posed with the
President and David. The boy
had trouble buttoning his coat
over the pistol in his belt. "It's
so big" said the President, why
don't you get one Of your little
guns?"
"Oh, has he got q gun?" ejacu-
lated Mrs. Eisenhower.
Nov listen" said her husband,
don't tell his mother"
But David's mother heard
about it later and remarked that