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Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

n cup butter or substitute,
melted
n teaspoon salt
h teaspoon pepper
u teaspoon poultry seasoning
4 haddock fillets
Mix crumbs, mushrooms, butter,
salt. pepper and poultry seasoning.
Ad egg and mix well. Spread fillets
with mixture. Roll and fasten with
toothpicks. Broil, turning once. un-
til fish is golden brown. Serve ina
mediately.
Shrimps, Louisiana Style
(Serves s.
4 tablespoons butter
teaspoon minced onion
1 pint shrimp, peeled
4 tablespoons flour
teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
2 tablespoons minced parsley
4 tablespoons tomato catsup
Melt butter, add onion and
shrimp; brown. Stir in flour and add
seasonings. Gradually add milk and
cook about 10 minutes. Add parsley
and tomato catsup: cover and let
steam until sauce is thickened.
Serve over hot boiled rice.
Escalloped Corn and Oysters
(Serves S g.
1 No. can corn, kernel style
pint oysters
3 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
teaspoon salt
Few grains Of pepper
~ cups milk
u cup oyster liquor
1 cup buttered crumbs
Heat corn. Drain oysters and add
enough water to liquor to make u
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

or hard cooked eggs combined
with other foods make delightful
luncheon or supper dishes.
Both fish and eggs are nutritious
foods. Fish and egg yolk contain
protein, that important body build
ing and repair substance which
everyone needs daily.
In both vitamins and minerals,
both of these foods rate as excellent
sources. Egg yolks are rich in iron,
builder of red blood cells; they also
supply calcium needed for bones
and teeth. You'll also appreciate the
fact that eggs are good source of
PHOSPHORUS, riboflavin and vita
Minis A and D.
Fish are very active, and since
the B vitanins (thiamine, niacin
and riboflavin) are necessary for
energy production, their flesh is
rich in these. All fish are rich
sources of PHOSPHORUS and ocean
fish and sea foods are excellent
sources of iodine, the element
necessary to the prevention Of
goiter.
COMPARED TO MEAT, fish has
little fat and, therefore, it requires
little cooking time. A short cooking
time for fish is also essential so
that you will lose few Of the import
ant B vitamins which are so readily
destroyed by heat.
Long slow cooking time breaks
down the muscle fihers Of fish
Hxrhich lnaunS IL
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04
LYNN SAYS:
Here's How to Serve
Eggs Attractively

Minced parsley or watercress
may be added to mashed yolks for
stuffed eggs. A bit of tart salad
dressing contributes tangy flavor.
Minced green onion, minced
green pepper and pimiento are good
to use with the mashed yolk for
deviled eggs.
Chopped hard-cooked eggs mixed
with chopped black olives and
mayonnaise make a delicious sand
wich mixture.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

This combination hay chopper
and ensilage cutter, which can
be operated by one man, has
been introduced by the New
Holland Machine company. The
new machine feeds, cuts to de-
sired length and blows corn, hay
or other crops to NOV or silO in
enc operation. Cutting in lengths
ranging from S-1S" to 1A", the
chopper cutter can handle up to
20 tons of silage an hour.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04
Lenten FavOriteS

IF YOU HAVE only a slight ac-
quaintance with how savory meat
less foods can be, then Lent is the
time to let your ingenuity 60 to
work. You may discover, as have
many homemakers through the
years, that small acquaintance can
lead to enduring friendships.
Fish may readily become year
round favorite just because you
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

Flemish Fillets
(Serves g.
2 pounds haddOck fillets
" pound bacon
" cup chopped onion
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
" teaspoon salt
n teaspoon pepper
cup tomato paste or drained.
canned tomatoes
Partially cook bacon in skillet.
Pour bacon fat into bottom of shall
low pan. Add half of onion and par
sley. Place fillets in this and add
remainder of onion and parsley.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper
and place slice of bacon on each
fillet. Bake in a moderately hot
(375o f. oven for As minutes. Re-
move fish to hot platter and add
tomato to pan mixture. Heat, adding
a few tablespoons of water if neces-
sary. Pour sauce around fish on
platter. Serve with squash or sweet
potatoes.
Ever scrambled eggs with crab
meat? They're wonderful this way.
Saute crabmeat in butter in skillet,
then pour in the egg-milk mixture.
Stir gently until eggs are cooked.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

~ 4 - ~ " - ~ - -
special way to
prepare it during
Lent. Although the
family may al
ready like and ex-
pect eggs for
breakfast, 20 u
discover that
creamed. deviled
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

A CLEVER two-piecer for jun
n iors with interest centered on
the fantail back that's so popular.
You'll like the nice yoke treat
ment, the way the top f1atters your
figure.
Pattern No. s413 is for sizes 9, II, IL,
13, II, Is, 16 and 18. Size II, yards of
36-inch.
Pretty Date FrOck
CURVED detail on shoulder and
~ hipline makes a pretty finish
for this charming date frock. Add
your favorite costume jewelry.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-04

W -
dry and unappe-
tizing. Cook it as
directed in these
recipes and serve
as soon as it is
taken from the
oven. and you'll
have fish so de-
liciouS no one can
~@ns0< -
Evening star., 1949-05-24

FoTty-seven young Washington
women have been invited by the
Junior League 10 become pro-
visional members. Before they
may become eligible for active
membership. these young women
are required TO complete a course
OF study designed 10 give them a
complete picture Of the civic. eiu-
cational and cultural problems In
the community. And at the end
of the course they are required
TO serve as volunteers in an ae-
credited agency In the community
The new provisional members
are the Misses Margaret Adair.
Katharyn jeanne Ai.ord. Patricia
Appel, Elizabeth Bassett, Elizabeth
Beach, Jeanne Beauregard, Caro-
lyn Bradley, Mabel Cunningham,
Frances Dear. Claire Delattre-
Seguy. Anne Dickinson. Monica
0aillard. Juliet Oil. Mary Alice
Goodrich. Louise Hoover. Jacaue-
line Lee. Beatrice Macarthur
Anne Mcguire. Caroline McCles-
key. Dudley Nicoison. Nancy
Thomas. Edwina pou Walden and
Helen Willard.
Still others are the Mesdames
Evening star., 1949-05-24

by the Rev. Alexander Zabriskie,
dean of the Virginia Episcopal
Theological Seminary.
An heirloom necklace with q
diamond cross featured the brides
costume Of merquisette over faille,
and she carried white orchids and
gladioluses. Her maid of honor.
Miss Nancy James Washington
was In shell pink chiffon.
The other attendants were Mrs.
Walter Imrie, Mrs. William Wash
ington and the Misses Ruth de
Treville, Irene Fabian. Perdita
Macpherson and Virginia Whit
lock. All wore pale turquoise
chiffon and carried matching
carnations.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Col. and Mrs. Crom of Alexandria
and his brother. Mr.. Curtis Crom
was his best man.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Society News
Mrs. Truman Views Miniature Rooms;
Numerous Other Midday Functions

huri and the new Counselor and
Mrs. r. NJ. de Mello were there.
as were the Second Secretary Of
the Canadian Embassy and Mrs.
Paul Malone.
Dominion fefe
Sonora de Salazar. wife Of the
Dominican Ambassador TO the
Organization Of American States.
was hostess at tea yesterday.
entertaining In her Massachusetts,
avenue home. The house formerly
was occupied by Senorita Flor
Trujillo, daughter of the Domini-
can President and cousin Of
Sonora de Salazar. Dominican
delicacies were served and among
the guests were Sonora de
Thomen, wife Of the Dominican
Ambassador to the United States;
Sonora de Corominas, wife Of tne
Argentine Ambassador to the
OAS, who also Is chairman Of the
OAS Council. and her house
guest, Sonora de Giordanelli.
Sonora de Lleras. wife 70 the
secretary general Of the OAS,
was among others In the company,
as was Senorita Minerva Bernar-
dino, chairman Of the Inter-
American Commission Of Women
and native Of the Dominican
Republic. and her sister-in-law.
Sonora de Bernardino, wife Of
the First Secretary Of the Domini-
can Embassy. and a newcomer in
Washington. and Sonora de Ruiz,
sister Of President Trujillo. and
her daughter. Sonora de Berges.
Evening star., 1949-05-24

The engagement OF MISS Betty
10 Richardson to Mr.. Norman
Francis McGinnis. jr.. Is an
nounced by Miss Richardson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Merrill Richardson.
Miss Richardson after n d . d
George Washington University.
Mr.. Richardson is student In the
Engineering School OF George
Washington University.
HomiII- Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Hamill
Of Bethesda announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Gertrude
Mary, to Mr.. James H. Collins,
jr., SOM of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
Of Washington.
Miss HamiN Is a graduate
Of Benjamin Franklin University
Mr.. Collins attends the Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
Rubin Greenbers
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Rubin Of the en-
gagement of their daughter. Mari
lyu, to DR.. Robert Greenberg, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Greenberg
Of Clifton. N. j.
The bride-elect, was graduated
from the University of Maryland.
DR.. Greenberg is a graduate OF the
Pennsylvania State College OF
Optometry.
Schulze- Bernstein
The engagement OF Miss Jean
Elizabeth Scnulze to Midshipman
Karl Joseph Bernstein Is an
nounced by Miss Schulze's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Milton
SchulZe.
Mr.. Bernstein Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Bernstein OF
New York.
Pitt -Sickles
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Pitt Of
Bethesda announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Marie
Elizabeth, to Mr.. william r.
Sickles, the wedding to take place
In the fall.
Miss Pitt studied at the Abbott
Art School and MIR. Sickles, who
Evening star., 1949-05-24
o,mmsas Lights

o'mmsas Lights
O. Why sescale ose always dim
headlights si asshis
A. Thoush,fglneSs q. Ire ca-n-
fort Of others requires ira, csss
always cisns headlights when not
70 do so would cause painful ar
noyanee TO other cg1sevx STATE
laws require TIE ciinmins al
lights or the depressing Of gse
driving beam when neetIng
other cars a. nisfa, on highways
Binding another driver by a
blanc Of light is not only rude but
dangerous and vicious.
Drivers who coarteoaAay dim
their lights ffss politely invite
others 10 do the same Don
overlook the fact that you can n~
the victim OF q driver you blind 50
II the full bene,ts Of your dim
ming Is 10 be realised, be sure
that your headlights are prop
erly pointed 10 that when they
are d!mmed no part Of their beam
Evening star., 1949-05-24

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tlse car into IAs~ss ard esssns "a
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Evening star., 1949-05-24
Mrs. Lewis Gives
Luncheon Series

Mrs, i~wis. wife Of the late
Senator James Hamilton Lewis Of
Chicago, will be hostess at iuneh-
con Sunday. which wiIl be another
In the series she hAa arranged
for the spring SEASON. She enter
tanned q group Of guests last sun.
day at the sulgrave Club and the
day before had another saeh fes-
tivtty when she had friends
hinching with her OF the is2s p
Street Club,
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Orchestra
Committee

Dr. Kashonae N. erccks

Two important steps we're tAksr
yesterday by the members cs ihs
wonans Committee Of ths Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra Tfses
voted unanimously 10 increase flas
dues 10 Sc q year and re-eeesec
the chairman. Arx. Theodore w
Dominick. This Was DONE nj ths
annual meeting and luncheon held
in the Chinese room Of the May
flower Hotel.
Sitting with the chairman ai
the head table was the guest os
honor, Mrs. Howard Mitchell, wife
OF the new conductor OF the ca
chestra. In presenting her MTS
Dominick spoke Of her aS mus.
clan IN her own right. for as Miss
Alma Metcalf she was a student
Of the violin at the Peabody Con-
ssrvaiory Of Music when Mt
Mitchell was studying cello, Their
four young children already are
following IN their parents foot
steps. uiusically.
Mrs. Hans A. Klagshr,lnn. who
was elected second vice president
Of the National symphony Or
chestra Association at its meeting
last week, was q guest at the head
table. She Is the first woman 70
be elected to an ofsice in the As
ISOLATION. Mrs. Klagsbrunn was
vice chairman Of the is4s-so Sus-
tanning Fund Campaign Commit
tee and during the luncheon an
nounced that that fund now totals
si60.oi2. The money has been
gathered from 4. 1000 people instead
Of 1900 who gave TO the fund for
last season.
Mrs. Dominick announced the
annual benefit for the orchestra
which the group Of Latin Amer
lean hostesses give each season Is
set for Tuesday. May 81. The
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
de Ia Colina have loaned the EN-
bassy for the program Of music
and buffet supper. Tycha Tur-
litaki Symeonides. dramatic So
prano, BENJAMIN Tupas. pianist.
viii give the program which also
will include Latin American folk
dances. Mrs. Thomas Burke Is
chairman Of the benefit.
Elected to serve with Mrs. Dom
mick through l9%9-5o are Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt and Mrs.
Z. c. B. Danforth. vice chairmen
succeeding themselves. and Mrs
Clinton Raynor. vice chairman
succeeding Mrs. de Forest van
Slyck: Mrs. Warren s. Eye. re-
cording secretary. and Mrs. H.
Russell Bishop, corresponding sec
retary. succeeding themselves:
Mrs. Gordon Young. treasurer.
succeeding Mrs. A. Lloyd Syming-
ton, and Mrs. Symington was
elected assistant treasurer. sue
ceeding Mrs. Donald M. Fraser.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Miss Randolph
Evening Bride

Prominent society from Vir-
ginia, and many other States was
in Alexandria yesterday for the
wedding last evening Of Miss Anne
Boiling Randolph and Mr.. VIII
liam Hampton Crom. jr.
Emmanuel Church on-the-H Hill
was the scene Of the wedding and
the bride. who Is the daughter
of Mrs. Christopher Mayer Ran
dolph of Alexandria and New
York and the late Mr.. Randolph
was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Richard Randolph
The Rev. st. George Tucker Of
ficiated at the ceremony, assisted
Evening star., 1949-05-24

B the son OF MIR. ana Mrs. Lester
q. Sickles Of Cleveland. Is In the
Dental Corps Of the Navy and sta
toned ut Adak, Alaska.
Nordilli -Sero
MIR. Crescenzo Nardilli an
nounces the engagement Of his
daughter, Maria Stella, to DR..
Sergio Sera. a descendent of a
noble Florentine family. The we'd
ding will take place in June when
the Apostolic Delegate. the Most
Rev. Amelto Giovanna Cicognani
will ofiiciate.
Miss Nardilli attended colleges
in Italy and also Mount Mercy
College In Pittsburgh. Duquesne
University and studied dramatic
Evening star., 1949-05-24
ENGAGEMENTS Of Interest Announced

art at Catholic University. She
now Is serving In Q secretarial
capacity ut the Italian embassy
DR.. Sera Is an ofacial Of the
italian Technical Delegation and
still Is an accredited member OF
the stan Of Credito Italiano in
Rome.
Young -otte
Mr.. and Mrs. william o. Young
of Germantown. Md. announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Jeane Dale. to Mr.. George r. Otte.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. George
Otte of Gaithersburg.
The wedding will take place In
July In the Neelesville Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Junior League Selects

Edward A Beard William lAxusn
Borden, John EngllAA. John Evan.
David oAIliard II. Wilbur Oar
rei,. lr. Easene Gosi III. Arthur
Hanson. Eagsns i4ipfeft. Harold
MarSh. William Mcclure. Mslsern
Mosse. Harold Moseies. Crosby
Moves Courts Oulahan. ueoTge
Rand. ALVIN Richardson. Michael
q, Shaughnessy. Harr~r sahley.
jr : Philip Singleton. oeorxs skins
nef. John Vance, Frank Williams
and James wyper.
Evening star., 1949-05-24
Motor Manners
Binding Another Driver With Lights
Is Not Only Rude. but Dangerous
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as the safao=si HgAsas Lsr~s
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Evening star., 1949-05-24


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Evening star., 1949-02-13
$ 100

Including Coil Spring and Mattress!
getting
your 18th Century outfit beau
tfuIy full twin size
spring heathu mattress plus
choice vanity all handsome
pulls Better visit and this OUTFIT
yourself
Evening star., 1949-02-13

For Smart DuaI-PMrpOse Comfort!
problem and living budget as WELL
you're sofa bed suite Here's how: The
modern spring with convenience sleep
comfort When closed this good looking piece plus
two matching transformed modern living atae-
lively upholstered durable tapestry To add to all this value you
also get well-construced accessory tabes
Evening star., 1949-11-04
IS G23l:28}: 3:| lii

saving Every item fully guaranteed by Lacs Every single item
bought La deferred plan So shop tomorrow at
Lacs 9Th and streets Store through these items you
bound many things need and at these
can be sure Of making great big saving
Evening star., 1949-11-04

This ordinary clearnce Every department at ncud
ed All Lacy have contributed with stock that has been
display slightly scratched marred from shipping Several large
special purchases included Many pieces
original factory Each item represents large worthwhile
Evening star., 1949-11-04
! " PRICE SALE
y Reg. $39.95
\ VACUUM


New electric vacuum cleaner
with adjustable handle for
tall or short person, weighs
only is pounds. Gets into
corners; goes under sofas.
Complete with 20 IT. Of U.L.
approved cord.
1895 Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner ----------------29.95
$685. Apex Vacuum Cleaner,
1895
1895 General Electric--27.s5
$5s.25 Royal Vacuum Cleaner,
1885
$7s.95 Royal Tank-Type with
attachments -----------49.95
$es.95 Apex Tank-Type with
attachments -----------49.95
$29.95 Electric Floor Polisher,
1855
$59.95 Westinghouse Vacuum
Cleaner ---------------39.9S
$79.s5 Lewyt Tank Cleaner
with attachments -------64.95
Evening star., 1949-11-04
SORRY, NO MAIL ORDERS

We cannot accept mail, phone or COD.
orders. Quantities are limited
many are one and two Of = kind. An
are guaranteed by Lacy's. Any purchase
can be bought on Lacy's budget plan.
Remember -. Saturday only from
s:3e am. to s pm. and only ut Lacy's
sth and Z sts. Store!
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03
Campanella
HOmers,

ST. LOUIS (ANP)- 1t was
festival time for the myriad Brook
Ign fans throughout the NATIONALIST
Friday night. Roy CampanelIa
blasted his 21st home run high
into the left stands and drove in
two runs. Jackie Robinson regain
ed lbs national league, batting
lead from Enos Slaughter. The
Dodgers won 10 to 6.
The interracial Dodger team ad-
ministered the worst whipping re-
ceived by the Gashouse gang this
season. They scored at will and
brooked no OPPOSITION. Batting 2
for 5, Campanella slammed out
his homer with one aboard in the
eighth inning. Previously, he
struck out, walked once, beat out
a hit, flied to Schoendienst and
grounded out. ',
Jackie Robinson, batting 2 for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03

4, jerked his National league bat
ting lead from Slaughter, who
went hitless in four trips to the
plate. After the two hours and
SO minutes of baseball had expir-
ed that night, Robinson had an
average of -343 to Slaughter's
-342. Slaughter had jumped ahead
of Jackie, after the Dodger
second baseman had gone hitless
in the first two games.
For the Dodgers it was 10 runs,
10 hits, 2 errors; for the Cardinals
6 runs, 10 hits, and 3 errors. But
even those figures don't tell. the
complete story. This was a bitter
defeat for the Cardinals. It may
anger them to the extent of not
losing a single game of the seven
they had left, or it may give
them a permanent position in the
doldrums.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03

NEWARK (ANP)- The Rev.
H. Beecher Jackson, SO, will have
a hearing confessed to the charge
of having killed the sexton of his
church, the 18th Avenue Presby-
terrain church last week.
The minister was arrested Sun
day night after the body Of the
dead man, Earl H. Wells, 70, was
found on a vacant lot in Union,
N. J.
According to police, the cleric
Admitted he struck at Wells with
an ice pick during a discussion in
his study last Friday night.
Ten suspects had been question
ed after the finding of the body
early Saturday morning. Rev.Jack-
son when originally questioned
told police he was at the movie,
"Lost Boundaries" at the time of
killing.
However police resumed quest
ioning him after other witnesses
stories indicated that the minister
was not in the theatre.
Rev. Jackson then told police
Wells had come to the parsonage
to discuss a petition being raised
asking for Rev. Jackson's removal
Wells was a member of the group
opposing the cleric. 1t was also
stated that they had discussed the
freeing Of Rev. Jackson's salary
which had been garnished.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03
New York Unemployment
Continues to Mount

future, a large number of unem-
ployed workers who will exhaust
all their resources and will have
to public assistance for the ne
cessities of life.
Meanwhile, IL persons were SEN
fenced to Jail for fraudulently
obtaining unemployment insuran-
ce benefits yesterday : the drive
continuing among Negro long
shoreman.
One daily paper has been con-
Quoting a series showing how
clients are defrauding the unem-
ployment right and left. Many
such beneficiaries frequently
spent their winters in Florida, OBJ
tanning work while receiving week
ly payments from lew York. The
state set up an office in Florida
to handle these clients, but recent
ly public opinion and resentment
brought an investigation and such
payments will not be continued
this year.
Penalties for fraud of this
nature call for jail sentences yet
most judges leniently let the Of
tenders off with a reprimand,
but offenders guilty Of obtaining
funds wrongly automatically dis
qualify themselves for all future
benefits.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03

NEW YORK (ANP)- While
other sections of the Country +
thanking their lucky stars that
the depression" which threaten
ed has by-passed them, the met
ropolis has not been so fortunate.
"Only a sharp upturn in en-
ployment which will create job
opportunities for all those willing
and able to work will improve the
situation, said New York's
Commissioner Of Public Welfare.
For the ninth successive month,
the Welfare Department case load
rose in August, showing an in
crease Of 1905 cases, affesting
5,381 persons, the commissioner
reported.
During August 316,3O4 per-
sons received aid, representing
158,449 cases and the cost of as
sistance rose from $12,678,25O for
July to $12,882,716 in August.
Claimants for unemployment in
surance benefits increased AZ per
cent over November, 1913, to 277,
OLA in August and does not in
clude workers whose benefits
have been exhausted.
Therefore" says Mr.. billiard,
"the volume of unemployment con-
tinues very high and there will be
continuously for the foreseeable
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-10-03
N. ]. Minister SIuys Sexton

According to the minister, Wells
drew a pick and lunged at him
and he wrested it from him, and
stabbed the sexton in the left
side of the chest.
: He placed the wounded man in
his car with the intention of TAX
ing him to the Newark City hos
pital, police were told, but dis
covered the man was dead. He
then drove to a nearby bar and
grill and dumped the body behind
it.
The body was discovered by
several hours later when two hunt
ers were putting their dogs in a
kennel.
The minister, who is married
and the father Of two children,
has been pastor of the church
since 1941. He is a native of
Orangeburg, S. C. At one time
he was president Of the local
chapter Of the NAACP and is
we'll known for his work among
interracial organizations.