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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
WHITE is TRANSFERRED

Harold A. White, engineer for the
Public Survey Office, left today
for Fairbanks, where he has been
transferred, his work in the Ju-
neau vicinity being completed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-24
STANDINGS
REBEKAHS TO MEET
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The mi-monthly business meet
ing of the Perseverance Rebekahs
will be held tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in the IOOF Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

yesterday that he hoped that the
Gloucester decision would make
unnecessary the filing of suits for
the other counties.
He declined to name the coun-
ties he had in mind. but said
negotiations now are in progress
with their school officials and that
any premature notice might
jeopardize progress.
In Gloucester, meanwhile. j.
Walter Kenney. the superinten-
dent: Stanley T. Gray. School
Board chairman; Wallace Fletcher
and Otis HowRe, board members.
remained silent about their next
move.
we haven't talked 10 Our at.
tbrneys yet" Mr.. Kenney said
L don't know what we will do
Until we do talk with Our at
torneys. there will be no state.
ment of any kind"
In passing out its sentence, the
court said that further violations
of the order to eoualize schoo
facilities would be dealt with
should they arise. Counsel fol
the defense said an appeal woulc
be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06
victors in Gloucester,
Virginia Negroes Plan
Suits in Other Counties

RICHMOND. Va, May 6.-An
attorney for Negroes in the Glou-
cester County school discrimina-
ton case has disclosed that his
Office has eight or 10" similar
suits nearly ready for filing
against other counties in Virginia.
Negroes won an injunction suit
last July to require equalization OF
schools and on Wednesday, Fed
eral Judge Sterling Hutchinson
fined members of the County
School Board and the superin-
tendent $3.50 each for contempt OF
court for failure to carry out his
order.
Martin A.. Martin. colored. one
of the attorneys representing the
Gloucester plaintiffs and the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of colored People. said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

-Eitec Through Al sslc<nry t1aes
had ssscs e$4l tsree tra@s kzSrsai
lights ard Ave STREET lsssss. a4F,
srg tire Sunday racg vssrag esxa T.. Or
They exrEesssSe Fexr~s 80 tht
ezcag1,
The anes aeFs Axs<Ases asa - s.
Fred Berry Ballard IL x. Ce&t
tanoosa, Tenn EssklG CABS
Wright. - Sycxset. y Y ard
John NJ Gallagher 81. "a. Veal
nor. n. J.
They werw nne6 So zach tae
clschsrgtng firearms n sf4r esgs
and 1900 for aessroytns elty ngpss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06
Veteran III With Malaria
Acquitted as Tipsy Driver

A veteran was acquitted Of q
charge Of driving While drunk
after he told q Municipal Court
Jury yesterday ne was nok ininxi-
Gated but was Su1erIng from
malaria.
Rogers NJ Davis. 36-yeaF old
eoiored glaSSmaker OF 1900 Ben
ming road Sc. accused Of colitc-
ing with another automobile II
the 1900 block OF H street NE,
February 10 while drunk. told the
court he had contracted malaria
while serving In Guacaleanal and
was sick.
Judge George D. Nelson di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

MANCHESTER, England. May
e.-Britain' striking coal miners
reported new recruits TO their
cause today. About $4,000 Of
the nations 725 900 miners have
joined the walkout
The strike has cut about SO. 200
tons week from production
which has been averaging well
over 4 900 900 tons a week recently
The walkout started a week
ago when $50 miners refused 70
work because the National Coal
Board rejected their demands for
free fuel for their families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06
} U. Of Virginia Students
Fined for Shooting Lights

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May
6.--Fsnes OF 1850 each ~ere levae1
against THREE University os VIII
ginia students III city Fxslacs Court
yesterday as the Aftermath Of .
shotgun shooting spree Add
tior>l fines Of $500 each we're
suspended
Al hearing earlier they ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

rectec The tayy TO return \ veES5aes
Of not gulisy. after Indicating ire
evidence Of inicxacaiAon Wa II
SUFFICIENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

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SsSsszsss Ia T@esa~-E* - tsas VT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06
Newman Club Plans Dance

The annual Campus Celebrity
Capers," a spring formal dance
sponsored by the Newman Club
at George Washington University.
will be held at 10 pm. tomorrow
In the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-06

Airplanes are spraying fertilizers
in the north of England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

FORD Want top rerformanee'
1sae super a &c Luxe luxe tudor; r;. Ps5 ,ss
vs. snsin.: The price is MY
sI,l45 and extras include radio
81. IL he, rs Boon Enot to PARK . 'n our
f:s ak " Wv so4os CO 'lss ,' 1ssa
Cars, 306l N It. NV. MI Ols5.
FoRD-Expert checked for perform
anos: Driving Is sheer enjoyment
tudor 1edan. Ample room for rest
Ia o.o !if Iitesa. a10 ssdy rs Have con.
ndenee In your esr-hsye confidence
iss sel' pa sas " I Re,fs Coy Coy
nc nI o, Used Cars sosl NJ st, NV.
F0nDG;sIide behind tie wheel q,
visibility. ' The famed VS. motor
can't be beaten for speed. pickup
and getaway. Price Of $1.7s5 is
sxcsptionaL We know this car rs
We sold It new. Don't let this PASS,
ccrs. $osi 4 St. nv ~ nj. SIss.
FORD 1899 tudor sedan; looks sood,
runs good. Ss7s. RA. 1888. -
FORD 1e42 VS. epe.; new dntsh,
excel. motor, good tires, very clean
throuehout, S695. S235 en-. ROYAL
MOTORS, Packard. Is Kennedy St.
NV, To. $500. Open Q to and
r ON 1887 a-ar. coach: clean. DE-
psp"d1SAls 49, ssy, 81: SIS sr best offer.
FOID 1910 convertible: radio. heater,
Wv. tires. maine yellow, auto. TOP.
perfect ail-leather upholstery. new
motor IN '4e. There Is not Q nicer
looking or running prswar convert
F0KD 1885 sedan; IS motor: radio
and heater: good condition: $3.50.
can vi. 1857, Q to T.
HORD 1910 de- luxe s5-h,p, Tudor:
black, r. and b.. very clean: excel.
running cond.: good tires, pries.
S30S. 10 b-o197.
FORD 1919 Fordor sedan: custom;
practically new: 81, so5- SH. 5463.
FORD 1888 Tudor sedan: orig. owner:
eood clean cond.; mcderate mtlease:
bsrsain at $3.50 cash. IL. 1878.
FORD ia49 de luxe cow; pheas. red;
oyeFdrfys, Philco radio; 1,1o0 miles;
zoos. TR 1T45.
FORD le47 super de luxe "s' sedan;
radio, heater. srsy, covers: low cost
commercial credit payments very
clean; $i,3eb. WHkNxR, INC.
1900 wisconsin, IN. $500. 81
RORD 1885; mechanically ok-s new
ra6io. good tires and new top; &27S
e best c6er. 10. 6-ol6o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
HOREER'S
CORNER

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FokU isss TsSaf eas aasSsssaSssi
sasaaatssss NsSa
EDGEMOOR MOTORS
Sszs ~tsesaassH ase SO CA 1855
gnGn ssss ssaAsa ssEes : as& n
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EDGEMOOR MOTORS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
AUTO AUCTION

Buy CT ssa ,h,, modern sAt eniy II
BID - sattsfketsys Ssssf SUss. shst
ysur ear 10 worth - sHtraRgs tee
enl. epEt kssrt Tues eve %
100 lith 81 sc IL Sssei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

nYnoUIs i as, a-dI xx : sssst s, re
tHEvRoLrT. so4i Lee hwy ca
riYsourH 1888; motor e,,rh.ai:e'
sood paint spd tires. passed 70
Inspection; s2es or best oner; soS'
rIfnoUrM ls4o sedan: look. ssea
ssii pri sssa' soosssT arasos.
INNS , is s.aip ID .ss II. po ss.l
ear ID PRICED ios 10. your yasa.
ton: sI.3es: s-day trial. sxehanss
prtvsssse. MAYYLowEH MOTORS.
I've. Dealers Ii2s issh s.. ~.
IS SSS ,s47 4-er. q. laT.; "a
do. dual heaters. many other estrss:
i owner; sI.ess II g7st- ---as
PLYMOCTH 1919 eonserttsl. eeups-
sius. good eonc-: *7so. II, eos4-
rl. .ssss. l.. .s.a ,. sssG s ::eia oon
PoSrIAc CO. All Conn ass-
PTYMouTH 1870 coupe. srts s.ns.
says ths actual MILEAGE 10 o.efoe
gsl.: oai' a.i,ss = s,..sn
:sss' rs So , Z c;oux4s s 10 10
Tof1. ksse VIA ave n-v~ Or
PIYMorYH 1897 ser. On iaxs
sedan. scc1 motor. tireA battery
aad heater: s2<A or best ossf VA
der. Pvt ovreg. VI slla. --@8
plYMOCTM 1913 4-dr aedss ons
owner and In perseei sna6stson.
guar, si.e-s, HALEYs nc
soao II q, nv MA. ipts0. -
PLTM0TTu-Thasn 4 hEy fer tts
scoks---i94a erts.rsi ssstfuas faa1k
.niaA. 4-6cer, easy estrAnes ans
exit A thrifty S-cytr6sr essier
eosf anarefns Deaf mas this
ser 3 Nj Sirs. PAskwAy MO-
TOa Co, nc. csee Cara sasi u
YfYMoUTB 1888 x-enrr seesa. fse1
eone $3.50 60 esss o6sf. Oh. TIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

LINCOLN coNTNENTAL-Here is
car that has been completely
overhauled recently: new 11-cyiinder
motor to gtye the utmost power.
dark-green nnish Ike new. clean
inside with nyion seat covers: GOOD
tires. This Is IN opportunity 70
purchase q car that win always
Rave distinguished hines; u 400 or
$3.50 or monday altar Q an M.
Lincoln 1s4s Cosmopolitan sedan:
black; radie. hot and cold air sys-
tenn. auto. windows. oserortye. THIS
luxurious lox-miiease automobile II
$500 under list priee: IKE nsy;
l Tls IN i al s sss:.s.el...n Ia,
discount; sa.Ias. Ne trade nsees.
sary. HAYNES MOTOR CO. 10
Mass. ave, ST. eeee
LINCOLN ie47 &-door sedan: r. and
h; one-owner, iev-miiease ear.
attraettveiy priced n SIZE Ccc.
oLDe5loBIIE Co. teas esnd st.
HERcURY Ipx7 Tesn sedan: tan.
heater, beautiful s-tene interior;
iow-eost commercial credit pay
ments: OUTSTANDING; 81 .3aS. wHKn-
ER. NC. $500 wisconsin. IN. $500.
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CHRYsLER
and heater
Gil. ALP
CHR YSLER

matie transmlssion; luuieeuIsts. NV
@.to' EN- Mhl 400. 1N1'' e''o wy W.
CHRYSLER ls47 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.. looks and runs like nsx;
x xstssn 'q Nash coRP $40 .os I'M NJ
Vernon ave, Alexandria. Va. Open
c fTsi III sis4s COW. coupe; new
tires; radio; dual heaters: e0.day
s VI s::.4: H. a.. q
= t &c. .s 5s ssss n: ss
CROSLEY 1s47 sedan; motor re.
s ssntls o ysSui s4ooD ' sss X 'n.ga
CRosIEY 1s45 eonvsrtibls: S3ea 2.
best offer. Phone MI. 6507. 80
CROSBY 1e4S station wagon: T.
and h; $500 mi: S716, 5000 down
and take over payments. OK. 347l.
teed. JACK PRY. crosley dealer,
cRosLtY isls station vason; new
ls 1899 e1 msssE 's ssss AZ
De SOTO isls eonvert.. maroon.
. tn!. :s Ysss sa.s'Th 'S aoroks
a aSs1 s sa:ssn' sR lsSs. o1.a
DE ina SOTO e1a 1871 Cdr. sedan; excel.
condition: Hydra-Matie drive. radio:
heater. seat covers. s775. 61e9
Piney Branch Rd. NV. oE. ?hl3.
Or SOTO 1s4e d. lux. club coupe:
t tSits aES 81 ST. .4eb. GRADY NO
TORS, Lincoln-Mercury dealers. 1s0s
p W.; so ;ys' 1915 81 s siuS coupe. W. took
Of It quick. ss7b 70 frst ready
DE SOTO 1e41 de luxe 2-dr. sedan:
s ss :Heo oV Rii es..;s7. perfect condition.
dan; new-car. eond. throughout: sac
MOTORS. asio siadsnsSurr I'd.
DE SOTO 1e47 conv. A smart-look:
ing blue car with black top. r. and
b.; Geo guarantees, Price: q :eae
ecaoprToL sSsA Is ! -oIpsssosas51sd1
DE SOTO 1912 custom 4-dr. sedan:
-ss7S aos4 sSih st. Sc. Ak, osss
DE SOTO 194s de l. sed:: orig. blk;
and less than a ". old; equipped
tional sisnlls and many other ex.
and terms. KNYoN-PEcK cHEV-
RoLEr, so4l Lee hwy Gu. aooa
DE SOTO 'ss 4-dr ssd eut.t.ndins
ooIbiN K.tse ss p.slsrs. ses
Carroll st.. TAX. b. {. oE. 3so3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

PoNriAC--rron our choice selsetlo'
owner ie4T stresmlinsr 4 seesnstt
with It's black. artistoeraite bssut
| and luxurious comfort TIE pese
beneath tbs hood and bunt-in ptf
| lection VII siys ,oy ecnsesnss ie
re.tful ridins. Al the price o. 81.
/ ee5 vs assure you this 10 tops Il
vafus. Don't trus, your iaes--syas
epr reputation Ter honesty PARK
WAY VA, J koroR 90 r, Is s, !, used ear
| roNTIxc ls4T sir.snAn,r, s-.en
| Green. fully saa:ppss, BRACE ,ns'
| seid By owner OF 1889. 10
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sTUpEBAkER chsmpion een.. 1888
| private e.nsf, is- ,s Eisss . ne,
/ Cal wACcAMAs, MI 7sss
sIupEBAkkR 1874. reesi prsssAsn
4. saySay series sees efvs eour%
e. ni,..ss, ss.s Or se'i .s sssse'ss a
. sso III sv rsss %, $50 soc r=s
rims eon1ition rsete and heater
sfit ssr q Ri 'n' les e ssas
CUB eps, rsdtn. ssAa covers, oser
| orive; esps, s.e-tons rns.h
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sfvDKsAkEa csanp.en iss. k-ess
sensss sscsns see this car ss.er
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siiitsDR.iafas:' IL ,s q cA.ms,sa /.
ess OWLS. al. esss' - a IS
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Baby Sl,0iU To Be Feature OF
Charity Festival July 3 Under
Sponsorship OF Legion 4,seiliary

At recent meeting of the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary final
plans were made for the big baby
show 10 be held July 3rd at the
American Legion Home. The long
anticipated event will be fea-
ture Of the Charity Festival that
will run from July lst through
July 4th.
Mrs. Dorothy DlNegro, Presi-
dent of the American Legion
Auxiliary, and Mrs. George Lew
Is Carey, chairman, have announ-
ced that several local firms are
cooperating WITH the committee,
Legion. and Auxiliary, and are
donating prizes for the event.
Prizes have been donated by the
Beachcomber, Pollocks' Paul
Sher, Frank johnson, all local
jewelers., The Children's Corner,
and the Tropical Trader.
First prizes in all events will
consist of siluer- cups, appropri-
ately engraved, which have all
been donated by the above men
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Mrs. EIUira,
Martinez HOnOred
On Birthday

Mrs. Elvira Martinez was given
a delightful party on her birthday
recently by her son Arrnando
Acevedo and his brothers at the
formers home on Catherine st.
Mrs. Martinez, who is known
affectionately as Nena to her
many frineds here, is the mother
of the Acevedo brothers, Floren-
clio, Armando, Manolo, Alberto.
Albio, Eloy and George, all of
whom played ball here at one
time. Older people will particu-
larly remember Florencio, who
was better known as Popin.
Many persons were present at
the birthday party honoring Mrs.
Martinez, and she received many
beautiful presents on the occa-
sion.
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Key Tester Ranks !! !.
! Eleventh Ansong
452 Students

NEW YORK, June ll.-William
F. Gates, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Gates, of GA Francis street,
Key West, was awarded the de-
gree of Bachelor of Science. "cum
laude" at the graduate exercises
in Fordham University.
/ During his stay at Fordham,
MIR. Gates was ON the Deans
Honor Roll each year, and was
awarded his degree 'cum laude"
for maintaining an average OF
91.65 per cent for the four years.
He ranked eleventh in a gradual
ing class of 452 students. Last
year Mr.. Gates won the English
Literature Prize. At the gradual
ton exercises last evening, Mr.,
Gates was awarded the Jouin-
Mooney Ethics Medal, for writing
the best essay on the ethical sub
ject, 1.-The End of Political Soei-
ety.. in contest open to the en-
tire senior class, ~ & N 81
Mr.. Gates expects to do his
graduate work in English at the
University of North Carolina, be-
ginning in the fall term.
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TONED firms. There will be nine
separate contests in which TWEEN
ty-seven awards viii be made.
The children will be separated in
to three groups consisting of ba-
bies up to | il years, Boys / IL
years to 5 years, inclusive, and
Girls liz years to years, inclu-
sive, In each of these groups, con-
tests will be held for the prettiest,
the healthiest, and the best dress
ed babies and children.
Registration blanks may be OBJ
tanned at all Of the above men
toned firms texcept Frank John
SOM where clerks will be on hand
to help with the registration. A
nominal fee of $i.60 is being
charged for each contest in which
children are registered and a
child may be entered in all three.
Proceeds will be deposited in the
American Legion and Auxiliary
Child Welfare Fund.
Entries will BE accepted UP to
800 p. m. Saturday, July End.
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Special Children's Day Service n ].
First Congregational Church Sunday

A special Childref's Day Ser
vice will be held at the First
Congregational Church Sunday,
June IL at GAS a. M, during
which there will be an interesting
program as follows:
Prelude. Joy Stickney.
Hymn No. EOS, Congregation.
Call To Worship, Rev. Peyton.
Recitation, "A Sincere Greeting
Helen Whitehead, Daphne
Warren.
Song, we Come'-Primafy De-
partment.
Scripture Reading, Ann Gill
breath.
Violin and Piano Duet, William
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ksy n est Business Ind Professional
h awsen's Glib Chairn,en Held Meeting

years. bat offers strong potenti-
alisies, the club feels.
The Rotary club took on the
pool rehabilitation as a project
two years ago. but other club
work interferred and little has
been accomplished.
Robert Dopp. new president OF
the Rotary club. spoke to the
BPw chairmen and told them the
Rotarians would be happy TO re-
linquish the pool project and Of
tered their cooperation and aid.
Dopp said that the first need
IL Tor detailed planning and blue
printing. In order that the BPW
can ''sell" its ideas to the public
Plans OF other projects will be
announced as they develop.
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I TODAY IN HISTORY
(Know America1

1959-Famous Comstock Lode,
from which more than $500, 000,-
900 worth of precious metal dug
in next 20 years. discovered in
Nevada.
sloQ5 Russians and Japs agree
to a peace parley and President
Theodore Roosevelt names Ports
mouth, N. H., as the place Of
meeting.
.1elB--President wilson's his
toric THE war can be lost in
America as we'll as on the fields
of France"
1851. s. Senate passes bill
calling for elimination of all un-
necessary public utility holding
companies by 1912.
1940-President Roosevelt de-
clafes Mediterranean closed to
Americans.
i942-United States, England
and Russia sign 20-year pact.
1943-Pantellera Island, Italy,
surrenders to the Allies.
W45-On Okinawa, some a.
900 japs from an estimated 80,-
600, told to surrender uncondi-
tionally by 1t Gen. Bickner.
1947-End of sugar rationing.
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Recital At
| WOn,un's Club
On Tuesday

The Misses Barbara Buckley,
Doreen Clawson and Helen Cru
soc will be heard at the RECITAL
given by the advanced voice and
piano students of Emeline Bodler
to be held on Tuesday evening,
June IA, at 8:l5 o'clock at the Key
West Woman's Clubhouse on Du-
val street.
Other students, whose names
have already been listed. will al
so appear, and the recital is look
ed forward to with much antici-
patton by music lovers of Key
West. NgN s.
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Communion
Breakfast At
Sl,r,da,

The Communion Breakfast at
the USO. Noes, 1921 Duval St.
on Sunday, the Feast of the Most
Holy Trinity, at $50 a, m, will
be addressed by Rev. John Null
Inns, S. j., the main speaker,
Chaplain Emmett Michaels, 1t.
Comdr., USN,. and Louis Eisner,
president of Hie Holy Name Soci-
ETY., will be POSTMASTER.
The regular Communion Sun
day of the Holy Name Society
will be joined with the obser-
vance of the First Annual Com
munion Sunday of the National
Catholic Community Service. The
Holy Name Society will present
two Holy Water Fonts to Chap
lain Michaels for the new chapel
at the U. S. Naval Station.