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SettenQ aIQe1qenben &ei&dftsle.tke
Evening star., 1948-11-16
ch||um Heights Group Asks Chevy Chase Unit Opposes
Tree Planting in s Blocks Shift in Play Area Control

Members of the Chillum Heights
Citizens Association last night voted
to send petition to the Trees and
Parking Division. requesting that
trees be planted along six city
blocks that have recently been
paved and curbed.
The streets which the association
would like to have lined with trees
are Kennedy and Longfellow, both
from North Capitol to First street
NE. and Madison street from Third
street NV. to First street NE.
Following the suggestion Of E. j.
Balgemann, the association further
voted to petition the Department of
Vehicles and Traffic for installation
of signal lights at Third and Ken
nedy streets NV, as well as at
Missouri and New Hampshire ave-
nues NV.
The meeting was conducted by
Olaf C. Solem In the Luther Rice
Memorial Church, 1914 North Capt.
tol street.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
19 and 70 Year 0|ds
Here Won Be Drafted
Until April or May

District men 19 and 20 years ole
will not be drafted before April o.
May, Frank D. Norton, deputy Dis
trict selective service director, sale
today.
Mr.. Norton made that estimate al
10 of the "a and Is year olds were
inducted at the Army and Air Force
Recruiting Station.
Another man who had been noti-
fed to report apparently had gone
home to the Midwest for induction
due to mixup
Only Local Board No. 6 has begun
to call up 23-year-olds, Mr.. Norton
said, because many of that boards
registrants are draft-deferred divin-
| ity students at Catholic University.
Induction May Be Later.
Students who have been deferred
for the academic year may bring
about induction for the 19-year-olds
even later than May, Mr.. Norton
said. The students will come up for
reconsideration after the end of the
school term.
There are about $500 men in the
19-2O-year age bracket here and the
District draft Office estimates that
5000 of the 19-year-olds will be-
come available for the draft an
nually.
At present there are about 1900
District men in class Unavailable
for military service-and none are
under %.
The men inducted today were:
David w. Ferguson, 2015 Fifteenth
street NV, an accounting clerk;
Conley Alexander, 1890 Tilden street
NV, laborer: Robert E. Jones, 2510
Ontario road NV, porter; John
D. McGregor, 1719 Seaton street
NV, grocery clerk: Philip M. Sha-
piro. 5122 Seventh street NV,
United States Public Health Service.
Others Listed.
James E. Allen, 1l04 Fourth street
NV, yardman: Booker T. Williams,
204 New York avenue NV, mover:
Ardick Hinton, 14OO Sixth street
NV, bookkeeper; Thomas w. Fer
guson, jr., 2015 Fifteenth street
NV, clerk.
John Koory. 486 E street NV,
restaurant counterman; James o.
Witcher, 1887 Stevens road Sc.
construction worker; Francis I.
Joyce, 1882 Twenty-fifth street Sc,
cleaning plant employe; Harry A.
Reiness, 308 East Capitol street,
transportation rate clerk: James G.
Hughes, 1435 E street NE, ware
houseman.
Burnett w. Childs, 1118 Third
street NE, laborer; Rafael S. Vas
quez, 1000 c street Sc. audit re-
viewer; Edward j. Lum, 224 C street
NE, laundry worker; Lazarus H.
Hines. jr, 1877 Third street Sc
dining car waiter and George T.
Lindley 829 Quincy street NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-16

The Chevy Chase Citizens Asso.
citation last night voted unanimously
to oppose the transfer of any recre-
ational areas now controlled by the
District to Interior Department,
jurisdiction.
Opposition to the proposed trans.
fer was centered around the opinion
that it would bring too much
Government control"
The current control controversy
is over 62 recreational areas now
under District control. The lane
in question was purchased by the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission from the Government
and turned over to the Commission
ers. The Interior Departments Ma
tional Park Service is seeking con-
troll of the areas.
The meeting in the new Chevy
Chase Community Center, Con-
necticut avenue and Mckinley street
NV, was concluded with a talk by
Carl Binker OF the Community
Evening star., 1948-11-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-e
l6

ordered Brown held in absentia for
the grand jury, after police efforts
to locate him following the stabbing
failed.
Mr.. Butler. also colored, died in
Gallinger Hospital a half hour after
Brown is alleged to have stabbed
him in the head during an argument
over telephone booth in a filling
station at Benning road and
Twenty-first street NE.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Man Faces Murder Charge
In Fatal Stabbinq Here

Leroy Brown, %, of 1890 Oates
street NE, today was in District
Jail, awaiting grand jury action on
a murder charge, growing out of
the fatal stabbing October II of
James H. Butler, "a, of 73O Newton
place NV.
Brown who is colored, was charged
with murder here late yesterday On
his return from almost a month
long tour of "a bunch of places down
South" according to Detective Sergt.
John Baker of the Homicide Squad.
He was turned over to police by
his attorney, Maurice r. Weeks.
Seret. Baker said, who explained
Brown returned here Sunday night.
A coroner's jury on October 81
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Indion Head PTA to Meet

INDIAN HEAD, Md, Nov. Is ,Spe-
ciaD The Indian Head Parent
Teacher Association will meet at
7:30 o'clock tonight in the audi
torium Of Lackey High School. The
Frank Knox American Legion Post
will sponsor an Americanism pro-
gram. Speakers will include J. M.
Price, jr.;. Ralph Estep and Robert
Cary
Evening star., 1948-11-16
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Evening star., 1948-11-16

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And when you take it at bedtime,
Phillips eases away your stomach acid
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Evening star., 1948-11-16

Thousands kept awake at night by
sleep-robbing acid indigestion-which
often accompanies constipation-have
found that Phillips Milk of Magnesia
solves their problem and solves it
fast. For Phillips is one of the quick
Evening star., 1948-11-16

Chest Speakers Bureau He told of
the work of settlement houses and
called for Chest campaign support.
The center will be dedicated at 7:45
O'Clock tonight.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
''Lend-Leose"
Sports Program
Is Announced

New York, Dec. 8 3-(AP) The
United States and Europe
are planning a sort of 'lend
lease" program calling for the
exchange of athletic visits.
Under the setup, Americas
leading amateur stars make a
tour of continental centers and
Europe's best do their stunts In
the U. S.
Encouragement of the ex-
change was discussed by the
Amateur Athletic Unions foreign
relations committee last night.
The AAU is holding its 60th an
nual convention here.
While the athletic fathers were
talking over the plan, steps were
being taken for the first of the
exhibitions.
1t was announced that Mrs.
Fanney Bankers Koen, the
Dutch housewife who was the
feminine star of the 1948 Olym-
pics in London, would compete
BIN number of indoor events in
this country in January.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03

ern California. The Irish will be
heavily favored to wind up their
third straight season without a
defeat.
In Charleston, S. c., Clemson,
one Of the three other major all
winning teams of the year, will
help the Citadel dedicate a new
stadium in what should be a
furry of Tiger touchdowns. By
winning Clemson can capture the
Southern Conference Champion
ship.
And at Birmingham, Ala, Au-
burn and the University of Ala
bama will meet on a football
field for the first time since 1907
The teams quit playing each
other so long ago no one re.
members exactly what caused
the break. 1t took threat by
the legislature to cut off school
funds to bring the schools back
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03

together.
Two games are scheduled to-
night. Vanderbilt, with seven
straight victories, plays the Uni
versity of Miami at Miami, Fla,
and the University of Richmond
visits Rollins College at Winter
Park, Fla.
Eight bowl games are on the
weekend card. Contests today
and tonight include Oklahoma
City VS.. Toledo in the Glass Bowl
at Toledo; Missouri Valley VS..
Evansville in the Refrigerator
Bowl at Evansville, Ind; Florida
A. and M. VS.. Union of Rich
mond, Va, in the Orange Bios
som Bowl at Miami; Hampton
VS.. Wilberforce in the Fish Bowl
at Norfolk, Va, and Magnolia
A. and M. VS.. Eastern Oklaho-
ma A. and M. in the Papoose
Bowl at Oklahoma City.
On Saturday John Carroll
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
Woodard And
Turner Coaches
OF Boys, Girls

With their first practice games
on tap for next Wednesday, the
Roanoke Rapids High School bas-
ketba1 teams got down to some
real work yesterday to get ready
for the seasons opening.
Coach M. L. Woodard's var
sity Yellow Jacket boys, who
have only been together for three
days, had the squad cut to a play
ing group Of IA boys by the coach.
Woodland said he expects to use
the same 14-man squad for the
remainder Of the season.
Miss Msfy Turner, whose
girls team has been practicing
since November II now has a
squad Of 27 which is expected to
give plenty of competition to op-
posing sexrettes during the sea-
son.
Both teams will have practice
games before Christmas, it has
been announced, with the first
cage action of the year to be
seen here next Wednesday night
at 7:30 when the Aurelian Springs
teams will play in the Roanoke
Rapids Armory. On Friday night
the strong Bethal High School
teams will play the Roanoke Rap.
ids teams here, and Weldon High
will play at Roanoke Rapids in
another practice doubleheader on
December IS. The Jacket teams
will wind up their pre-Christmas
practice schedule by playing
Needhame Broughton High
School in Raleigh on December
II, then will return the game with
Bethel on December 81.
They will open a 14-game,
homeland home Northeastern
Conference schedule at New
Bern on January 7.
The boys are still working on
fundamentals and getting into
shape for the opening Of the sea
son, Woodland said yesterday, and
he said they still have a lot OF
work to do before they are ready
to play competitive basketball.
Woodard, who last year coached
the Jackets junior varsity Gag
ers, will be handling the varsity
team for the first time this sea-
son. Coach Dan eagle handled
the varsity quintet last season,
however he will coach the junior
varsity squad which starts prac.
tice after the Christmas holi.
days.
Miss Mary Turner, physical ed.
ucation teacher, will be coaching
the girls squad for her third year
in a row. With more practice
behind them than the boys squad
the Roanoke Rapids sextette Is
almost ready for action.
Six letter men, six former jay
wees and two non-letter seniors
will make up the Yellow Jacket
boys squad, according to the
coach Earl Rook and Billy Glenn
mer, centers, James Warren,
Tommy Wheeler and Charles
Hasty, forwards and L. D. (Son-
N.Y. Hines, Jr., guard, are the
lettermen contingent for the boys
Former junior varsity players
are Billy Sullivan and Al Gillian,
centers Kenneth Mizell, forward,
and Clyde Camp, Noah Sadler,
and Troy Hasty, guard round
out the full squd.
Members of the girls squad,
accordig to Miss Turner, are
the following:
Forwards with letters include
Evelyn Rook and Mary Francis
Allsbrook. Other forwards are
10 Ann Black, Josephine Ellis,
DAME Pleasant, Patsy Moore,
Martha Bowers, Barbara Britton,
Lois Taylor, Betsy Allen and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
Citation Invades
West Coast Tracks

San Bruno, Calf, Dec. s.
(P)-Citation, one Of the
worlds greatest horses, makes
his West Coast debut today SO
heavily favored Tanforan Track
J won't decide whether to limit
wagering in the five-horse race
until noon.
With Eddie Arcaro aboard, the
Champion is entered with four
other Observation-Disclosures
for the smallest purse he has
sought this year, the $4,000 chal-
lenge purse. The 50, 100 net would
swell his winnings for this year
to S677,670, and his total take to
.S833,35O. The world record: Sty-
mics $911,335, which may not
stand much longer.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
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i Get facts and figures at the
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days classified advertising COL
unns.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
No Tickets Cost

New Delhi-(AP)-Indian rail-
way police recently arrested 900
persons within four days for
travelling without tickets on the
Delhi-Ambala line. A total of s.
900 rupees was collected in fines
from those arrested. Tickletless
travellers are one of the Indian
railroads most acute problems
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
Yellow Jacket Baskeeers Begin Practice for Opening Game

meets Canisius in the Great
Lakes Bowl at Cleveland; San
Francisco State and Southern =,
La, University meet in the Fruit
Bowl at San Francisco, and En-
poria TEACHERS and Southwest
Missouri Teachers tangle in the
Mo-Kan Bowl at Kansas City.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03

Sue Epperson. Guards with let
ters are Margaret Askew, Betty
Myrick and Margaret Lou
George. Other guards include
Shirley Glosson, Mary 10 Suiter,
Patricia Topping, Peggy Kidd,
Ann Nethercutt, Gwen Hodges,
Betty Ann Mausteller, Mary Jane
Whitby, Mildred Draughan, Ann
King, Caroline Broun, Ann Griz-
zard, Pat Rawlings. Ann Bum
is team manager.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-03
Irish-USC, Clemson-Citadel Tits
Top Skinny College Grid Program

New York, Dec. 3-(AP)-The
college football season takes a
tiny, final fling on widely scat
tered gridirons this weekend be-
fore plunging into the year-end
bowls.
Some 100000 customers will
jam Memorial Coliseum at Los
Angeles tomorrow to wat C h
Notre Dame tangle with South
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-25
Christ Broke The Path

It's strange isn't it, to think of Gods becoming man? -
To think that He born helpless infant just born
helpless infants that He from childhood to manhood that
he drank shvered and perspred that at times He got
tired and sat down rest that He died and buried like
other of
He did it, He told to be example in all things And
that is the key His resurrection If He example in life
then He pathfinder DEATH We can't believe that He
set aside His humanity the resurrection No the tomb empty
He had His human body with Him. The difference that it
gorfed Notice how the apostles tempted to believe
that He longer but Lord pontedy dinner
with them show that He still human because everyone
knows that ghost has stomach Another time He had St
Thomas push his finger int the nahoes and drop his hand into
His slit side You can't fool ghost and Thomas seemed to have
been satisfied that his friend Jesus Christ for he dropped
to his knees and cried out My Lord and My od
Then this ordinary human destiny to be born to die
and rise again That the only conclusion logically draw
especially in view of Our Lords assertions during His life
time 81 the resurrection and the life he that beeveth in
although he be dead shall ve and that veh and
beeveth in shall not die forever"( John, II 25 26)
Our Lord might have switched - He might have changed
from to Cod He might have left His body in the and
flashed the hills and lakes of Gaee like the tightening
of God in the Old Testament but He takes with
Him the body know the face kissed by Judas and the feet
anoind by Magdene the before and after So
that if His previous life like and pattern for then
this present life this life is token pattern demonra
ton of what destined to experience in the life to