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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE
end COMMERCIAL = "a 1T. front,
2.170 SO. It. on prominent NV.
thoroughlare. Price, $12,75U. Mr..
Meascll DI. 1915: ewes, ST. 2S4S.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
74I8 GA. AVE.-Second floor. rms.
bath. idea! place beauty salon,
office Or similar business for COM
mercial use only; SG5 mo-. includes
heat, hot water. GE. 1864.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
LAKE JACKSON LOT, nr. water
X100. Chestnut 1920. Il
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Pair 10 Face Hearing
Tomorrow in Robbery
OF Sam-Jack Store

Two suspects in a $4,000 rob-
berry of haberdashery owned by
one of the principals in the recent
shooting knitting affray at the
Crossroads Restaurant, Bladens-
burg, Md, face a hearing before
the United States Commissioner
tomorrow on HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny charges
The August 10 robbery was at
the Sam-Jack store. 3145 M street
NV. partly owned by Samuel
Ochs, a, who now is under bond
awaiting an, extradition hearing
here September 80. Ochs is one OF
two Washington men arrested at
the request of Prince Georges
County police on charges of shoot
ing Bernard Del Negro, at the
Crossroads August 26. Del Negro
is under indictment on gambling
charges.
Held yesterday by Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence were George
Howard Brown, Is. Of the 1000
block of Thirtieth street NV, and
Conley Alexander. rs, soldier from
Camp Lee, Va, both colored.
Store Break Charged.
Police charged the pair broke
into the store and took the money
from two boxes. along with two
$500 Government bonds and four
boxes of mems socks.
Brown, once a janitor at the
store, was arrested after he ap-
peared at the No. 2 Precinct Police
Station Monday in an effort to
reclaim an automobile that had
been impounded because of ex-
pired license tags. Police said the
automobile was In Alexander S
name. They charged 1t was pur-
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Paratrooper Held
After Police Braw|

An Army paratrooper today is
awaiting grand jury action on a
charge of assaulting two police
men during a hrawl that also in
volved his brother and a friend.
The paratrooper is Richard B.
Gregory. 81, stationed at Fort
Bragg. N. C. He was freed under
$500 bond yesterday by Munich
pal Court Judge Aubrey B. Fen
nell.
Arraigned with him were his
brother, Casper Gregory. %, a
former Marine, facing the same
charge for the second time in
six weeks. and Robert r. Fowler.
%. a Navy veteran. also charged
with assaulting the policemen
Their cases were continued to Cc-
tober 4 because one of the police
men is on leave.
The three also are slated to ap-
pear on disorderly conduct charges
October 4. They are accused OF
battling Pvts. Thomas j. McDer-
mitt and Alvin j. Bailey, after
being arrested on the disorderly
charges in the 600 block oi
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ADVERTISEMENT.

of those famous Shenandoah
Valley eggs and the poultry
products for which this stand
is so well known.
A FRIEND OF OURS has just
returned from Vermont with
some pure maple syrup for us,
so we're anxiously awaiting
snowy mornings when we can
have buckwheat cakes, cover
them with rich butter, and
serve pure maple syrup.
Which reminds us: pancakes,
fried apples and scrambled
eggs make a very good evening
meal, too. You might try it
this winter when you're in a
hurry.
Also, Walter Sacks has some
pure maple syrup at his stand
in Center Market City.
POTATOES are again plenti-
full, and while the subject of
potatoes might seem rather
prosaic, there's no more filling
food. Potatoes can be prepared
in so many enchanting ways,
too. Personally, we. could live
off of potatoes au gratin, and
what's better than mashed
potatoes, cream chicken gravy
and Southern fried chicken?
Plain old boiled potatoes
can be mighty good with
broiled fish or cabbage leaves
stuffed with meat and served
with a blob of sour cream. And
French fries are a great Ameri-
can favOrite. Potato soup Is
another favorite at our house.
We could name dozens of de-
liciOus dishes prepared with
the lowly potato, really the
king of vegetables when it
comes to year-in, year-out
goodness.
FALL IS HERE, Labor Day
is over, and we're filled with
exciting food news down at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
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HOMER AND JACK, those
industrious young men who run
the Simons Poultry Co., stands
326-328, have a new idea for
BARBECUED CHICKEN,
ready to take out, is their new
est baby. They thought you
might like the idea Of being
able to buy it already pre-
pared, so they have it neatly
wrapped in cellophane, all
ready to tuck into your shop
ping bag. All you need do is
warm it up If you like, or many
people prefer it cold.
The sauce is a medium sauce,
to appeal to both the South
erners and N0rtherners in
Washington. It's neither hot
nor mild, and we think you'll
be pleased with it.
They are half chickens, Of
about 81 to 3Es-pound weights,
and they come individually
wrapped.
You can order this barbecued
chicken during the week and
they will deliver it for you, but
on the week ends 1t Is sold
right from the stand.
It's a wonderful idea for ca
reer women who want some
thing good for dinner, but
something that's easy to pre-
pare. It's also an idea for a
party.
In addition to this new fea-
ture, the boys also have plenty
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and it has the full flavor Of coffee
made the slow, old-fashioned way.
Here's the secret: New instant
e. Washington's is made from cof-
fee that is fresh : roasted, fresh
ground, fresh bretDed. Then, by
G.. Washington's exclusive process.
this flavor and freshness Is sealed
right In the coffee sealed in with
carbohydrates so you can't lose
flavor, can't lose freshness, even
after you open the can. The result
is a perfect cup Of coffee every time!
So ask for G. Washington's coffee!
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rich ood-Energy and vitan1in A.
And what q lnoney-saver!
There you have the 8 big boun.
ties Of Blue Bonnet: flavor -. nu-
triton $. econom-e-e! And in its
Yellow-Quik bag you can color
Blue Bonnet q,ick-as-quick. Takes
just-2 minutes.
Vegstabla Trick: Combine Y cup
melted Blue Bonnet Margarine
with Tbsp. fine, sifted dry bread
crumbs, tsp. minced chives or
onions. Pantry till delieately
Drowned. Sefve ON hot vegetables.
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prime favorite with folks OF
all ages! It's q good idea to
have plenty on hand all the
time. And you can save IL
to IS cents every time you
buy soft drinks. Just buy !
carton (6 bottles) Of Hires.
You get just as much in one
carton Of Hires as In tUo
cartons Of most popular soft
drinks. And you save up to
rs cents. ] think that Is q
big help to anybody's budget.
I find my guests enjoy Hires
at meals, too. Have you tried
it that way?
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shortening. You'll find quick-dried
apple slices, spice and pie-crust mix
in the package. Just add sugar and
water: it's g easy done as said.
The apples are Just what you'd
shop for ct the peak Of the pie
spple season-flrm. juicy, fiavory,
the choicest apples grown. The pie
crust mix comes out dalky-tender.
worthy oryotr best fork-tins de-
HSns.
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to just the right degree Of f1neness
to make chewing easy and inter-
esting for tots. You see Gerber's
make nothing but Baby Foods, SO
they really know what tiny folks
like and need-from Starting Cere-
ais through Junior Foods.
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chased by the pair with part Of
the stolen $4,000.

chased by the pair with part Of
the stolen $4,000.
Alexander already had been ar
rested by military authorities on
charges of being absent without
leave from Camp Lee, detectives
said. Sergt. Keith Gosman told
the commissioner Alexander de-
MED any part in the ROBBERY but
that Brown admitted acting as
lookout.
Fire Follows Robbery.
|, Half the clothing store was de-
stroyed in a fire discovered about
an hour after the robbery, but
police have not connected the
two incidents, Sergt. Gosman said.
Both Ochs, who lives at the
Hamilton Hotel, and George Paul
Harding, 38, of the 400 block Of
Massachusetts, avenue NV, have
been charged with shooting Del
Negro, now a patient in Prince
Georges General Hospital, Chev-
erly, Md. Ochs himself was hurt
at the Crossroads the same night
and required hospital treatment,
but his attorneys have denied
he was there at the time of the
shooting. Police have not yet
given any motive for the shooting.
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care Of all. It's so quick and easy to
use, the busiest housewife can give
her hands the regular care that
keeps the skin soft and smooth. My
own faithful practice is to smooth
on Jergens Lotion every time I do
a watery or grimy job. Because it's
a liquid, Jergens Lotion quickly
furnishes the moisture thirsty skin
needs. So nice on arms, legs and
face too after wind or sun.
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inside with moyonnoise then foost.
ersomed vegetables for q luncheon
dish. For heorfier meo'-heop the
crisp shell with Chicken q Ia King. Will
you step into my column? I'd like to
have you look at new recipes today.
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and ease Of digestibility. I have yet
to see even q smidgen left In . des-
sert bowl. AL Z luscious fiavors taste
Ike the fresh, ripe fruit itself. !
like this dessert especially:
Prepare Regal Gslatin. Dessert
Nms sr Cherry Aavor; % directed.
Chill. When thicksning add ] "
eaps Of sliced canned pears,
drained, and 3 Thsp. blaHehed
alnoais, sIivsgsd. Chill until 6rms
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PLUCK THIS APPLE PIE

r w NEVER MADE A PIE that was
ready to bake so quickly. With
Betty Crocker's Apple PyeQuick, the
apple pie In : a package, it takes
Just is minutes Of easy doings to
put your own delicious homemade
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uuet was our mothers secret for
gravy with the fine natural flavor
Of the roast. It's special blend OF
13 choicest vegetables, herbs and
spices - nothing else - gives it q
unique advantage: it brings out
grayy's true meat taste. And pro-
duces so quickly the velvety-brown
color you want. Try bottle - it
costs little - and see how easy 1t Is
to make perfect gravy every time.
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pie In the oven.
Apple Pyequick
saves you time
and gives you .
pie to be proud Of
your oipn pie.
Without peeling
or coring apples.
nr cuttinR in
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for less than o

d1geStIbl1ty. All 1ur less tlia1 y
penny q serving!
You get convenient quick-cook-
ing in Enriched 5 Minute Cream
of Wheat" too-5 flying minutes to
boil it to full digestibility! Helps
meet health needs, too, with extra
amounts of Calcium, Phosphorus,
Vitamin B, and Iron. Try this
dessert:
Turn cooked leftover "Cream Of
Wheat'' into individual moldss
chill. Unmcld and serve with thin
cream, sweetsned and spiesa wteb 1
nutmeg and Glove !
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oOkkIlCu AA4a4 30
rine. They have
found that epery
p o u n d =, IL
months in the
year, can be de-
pended on for
delicate, coun.
try-sweet flavor.
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E street NV. early Sunday.
Six weeks ago Casper Gregory
was held on another assault
charge, but the case was dropped
by the United States Attorneys
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L KmOsc What B0thers YOss
about coffee making. Even if you
follow the same rule, it's impossible
to brew q perfect cup every time.
Well, you can stop worrying now,
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t e e t n e r I o r
sprouting those
choppers"
For Gerber's
Junior Foods
taste so good.
An d all the
Fruits, , Vege-
tables and Des-
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ChjIdres Eat Royal Gelatin
Desserts without coaxing. They're
so goodl And here's news, mothers

III ,te00JuV cHIt1
speciGltsts say
that Royal Geld
tin Desserts are
doHbly-ideGl for
children. They are
ideal because OF
hirh Food.E Energy
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ALWAYS PRIME QUALITY

YTHAT's WHY HOUSEWIVES all over
the country are so loyal to Blue
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"lET'S GO FOR A DRIVE"
THAT HAS A FAMILIAR RING.
And so does Bring

along dTeS.
T h e r e s
plenty in
the refriger-
ator. That
sparklfn g
flavor with
the velvet
edge makes
~ 4 -
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jeS5Ie5M&}t7;x||:6!!se'e!s$1$ 3 e! g !s1$

There's More To A Bun than holds a hamburger!
Hot bun shells delicious with many foods. Cut slice
from fhe top Of eooh Of the esner brush
oise-then toast. Fill with piping hot Welsh rorsbif
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office. The former Marine failed
to follow up an accusation that
he and q companion arrested with
him were beaten by police in
their CELL.
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for I've diScov.
cred q new coffee
that does make
q perfect cup Of
coffee every time.
It's new instant
q Washin1tOn'S.
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3Nsw 1smpssss -M-E-A-r-s
cssbsr's Jsnier bed, vsai end Liver are
prepared from Arss-fass evss sf Armevs
Meet. ksedy - ssvs-and seses insx.
psAsixel
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Is rEMpTERs FOR TEErHERs

MY BoNNET's OFF to those experts
VI at Gerber's. They certainly
have whipped up fifteen wonderful
ways to tempt and reward your
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Half A WOsnass's Life is spent
with her hands in hot water, it
seems, what with washing children,
clothes, dishes and woodwork!

N o W o n q e r
that women the
world over have
taken Jergens
Lotion to their
h e arts and
hands for the
,,a
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"LlcKlN' coopl"

H1RY MY NEW WAY Of making melt
in your mouth Pecan Rolls
with baking soda. The soda gives
Evening star., 1949-09-07

:, It was not until 1900 AID. that
Galileo demonstrated that air has
weight.
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A0A4 v AAGhA ~ W. AAAAN$
SPAN gives
you the taste
appeal of juicy
pork shoulder
combined with
mellow tender
ham, plus the
satisfaction of
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gravy. So good
cooks leave it to
Kitchen Bou-
quet - the easy
sure ay to
make gravy ap-
petizingly brown
and extra deli
cious.
Kifrhon pnlJ.
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wins everyone.
Abundant food
energy for active
children an d
orking
gr o W n ups. A
creamy smo-o-oth
cereal that's
known for easy
ls1arkfyHs1ftxy All
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biting into solid meat. That's why
SPAN is your best meat buy-every
ounce issgood to eat. Keep it handy
to slice and pantry for little meals.
See how easily it becomes a big
meal entree with a little fixing:
Evening star., 1949-09-07

Can't Get Deer the way SPAN
goes over every time I dream up a
new way to serve it. But the reason
Evening star., 1949-09-07

Here's What You Get in your
breakfast bowl of tempting Cream
of Wheat: the famous flavor that
Evening star., 1949-09-07

You Can't AIsrays Leare 1t
to pan-browning alone to get good
brown color, rich flavor in your
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to sweet milk as recommended by
the makers of Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda. Make
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QUICK PECAN Rolls

" cup soft butter
N cup brown sugar
3e pecan halves ! teaspoon cinnamon
z cups sifted -four
] teaspoon Arm & Hammer
or Cow Brand Baking Soda
IA teaspoon salt
tablespoon sugar
W cup shortening
W cup vinegar IA cup milk
Mix butter and brown sugar, place about !
teaspoonful in each well In muffin pan.
Place ; pecan halves in each we'll. Stir
cinnamon into remaining brown sugar r,ix-
fure., Sift -four, Baking Soda, salt and sugar
together. Cut in shortening. Combine vines
gar and milk and add to -four mixture. Stir
until -four is dampened. Turn onto lightly
Toured board and knead gently about "a
min. Roll into reetangle 1z.lneh thick,
Spread with Cinnamon mixture. Roll as for
Jelly roll. Cut In slices 1.ineh thick. Place
cut edges down In prepared muffin pans.
Bake at 450oF. thot oven) II to IS min.
Makes IL 2-ineh rolls.
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HOW 70 BAKE SPAN

Place SPAN loaf in baking pam.
Pour over sauce made of n cup
brown sugar, l tsp. each vinegar,
water, prepared mustard. Bake 20
minutes in moderate oven, basting
twice.
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baked goods de-
licious flavor,
more velvety tex
ture and better
keeping quality.
And you don't
need sour milk
just add vinegar
Evening star., 1949-04-03

SINGING voice which suggested HI
Irish ancestry.
In 1901. Msgr. smyth was or.
dained 8 priest in services at the
Baltimore Cathedral hy Cardinal
Gibbons. with whom he had main
tanned close friendship.
His first assignment was at s.
Joseph's Church, a, Second ano
c streets NE AT that time. both
Washington and Baltimore we're
part Of the same archdiocese.
After service there. MScr. Smyth
was transferred TO Sacred Heart.
which then stood at Fourteenth
street and Park road NV. where
the TIvoli is now.
A year later he was moved 10
another Washington Parish. This
time 1t was TO St, patr!ck's. ai
Tenth and G streets NV. While q
parish priest there. he increased
membership in the Sodality until
it was the largest in the city.
In 1920 he was called back 70
Baltimore as pastor Of ST. Peter 6
Church. During his tenure there,
he raised the funds 10 build a con-
vent and remodel the church.
His appointment to the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart was announc-
ed late in 1887. and he was tn
stalled the following January.
He was invested with the rank
OF Monsignor In 1889 by the late
Archbishop Michael J. Curley at
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seven children. Five OF them dedi-
Gated their lives to their church.
The priest grew up In Balsi-
more's ST. Brigid's parish when
the late James Cardinal Gibbons
was priest there.
The parish was a poor one. and
Msgr. Smyth's grandmother often
took care Of the small home IN
which the priest who was 10 be-
come a cardinal lived.
A great friendship grew be-
tween Father Gibbons and the
young members Of the Smyth
family.
Msgr. Thomas Smyth said II
was this friendship which eventu-
ally influenced so many of the
children to enter the church.
Attended Loyola College.
Msgr. James Smyth attended
the parish schools, and then en-
tered Loyola College. which was a
Jesuit school. While a student
there and later at st. Mary's Semi
nary In Baltimore he was active as
a soloist and as a member of sew
eral singing groups. For many
years he retained the clear, fine
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Msgr. James A. Smyth Rites
Set Wednesday at Sacred Heart

| Funeral services for Msgr
James A. Smyth, 65. pastor Of
the Shrine Of the Sacred Hear
for the last IL years. will be hello
at 1890 am. Wednesday at tfle
church.
| The priest died of a heart attack
yesterday at Georgetown Uniyer-
sity Hospital.
A solemn pontifical mass viii
be sung, with the Most Rev. Pat.
rick A. OBoyle, archbishop oi
| Washington. as the celebrant
Msgr. John j. Russell of the
Church of the Nativity will serve
as deacon.
Subdeacon will be Msgr. John
s. Spence. director Of education
for the archdiocese, and Msgr
Edward T. McAdams of. st. Jo-
seph's Church will be archpriest
Msgr. John K. Cartwright of
st. Matthew's Cathedral will de-
liver the eulogy.
Deacons Of Honor Listed.
Deacons of Honor will be the
Rev. e. Jerome Winter of St
Stevens Church. and the Rev
Ronald j. Fannon of St. Bern
ards Church. East Riverdale. Md
Burial will be in the cemetery OF
| the Baltimore Cathedral.
| Msgr. Smyth had been admitted
to the hospital Friday afternoon
for observation. The priest had
complained Of feeling i'll during
last week, but believed 1t was a
recurrence of a kidney ailment
from which he had been suffering
for some months.
Suffered Severe Attack.
Friday evening, however, Msgr
Smyth suffered a severe attack,
and his brother, Msgr. Thomas G.
Smyth, pastor of the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase
Circle, was called to the bedside.
| The Rev. James Duff. hospital
chaplain, also administered the
last rites of the Catholic Church
at that time.
Msgr. THOMAS Smyth spent most
of the night at his brothers bed
side, and returned early yester-
day morning. He was with the
Sacred Heart pastor when death
came at 9:15 am.
Msgr. Smiths pastorate at
Sacred Heart, which is at Six
teenth street and Park road NV.
was noted for the improvements
he made in the church's financial
condition.
Raised Convent Funds.
Under his direction, funds were
raised which removed all debt from
both the convent in the 1900 block
Of Monroe street NV. and the
school building in the 1900 block
of Park road NV.
His associates said he was par
ticularly interested in the Shrine's
educational work, and constantly
was striving to improve the physi-
cal facilities and curriculum Of
the grade school and Sacred Heart
Academy.
He already was planning for
the Shrine's 50th jubilee next Oc-
tober, a parish priest said.
Msgr. Smyth's last formal ap-
pearance at his church was last
Sunday. when he conducted a
children's mass. On Friday and
Saturday he had spoken at a
teachers institute at Sacred Heart.
and appeared to be feeling better,
associates said.
A native Of Baltimore, Msgr.
Smyth was one of a family of
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the Baltimore Cathedral. The
occasson marked Archbishop Cur
lsyk 2Sth anniversary In Bait
more.
Two Of the five Srnyths wase
entered the service cs the church
are ssiIl lving. They are Mkgr
Thomas smyth and the Rev. iohn
Carter Synyth The latter. rev a
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priest o; ~ FaGss CAil1elSr
Church in Sew York. wAs To-
many wears q regular sgseas*E CT
the Sunday CafesoaN Hesr broad
cast or Q cossi-sc-ccAss nsswess
The RsT. Carroll Sznyth ased IN
1919, ard Sister May TfsernAs es
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Balnai Speaker
Visits Phoenix

Paul Sanford, of the University
of New Mexico, has just returned
from a speaking engagement for
the Baha'i community of Tucson
and is spending few days with
the Baha'is of Phoenix. While
here he will be available for dis
cussion groups on contemporary
and historical religions.
Mr.. Sanford, a candidate for the
Ph.D. degree at U. N. M, is a grad
uate of Morehouse College and At
lanta University. At the present
he holds a graduate assistantship
in the department of history at
U. N. M, and has twice been a
University Fellow.
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Vets Insurance
Continued from Page y

25, 1857.
An exception has been made for
veterans who enlisted or re-enlist-
ed under the Armed Forces Volun-
tary Recruitment Act. They have
10 years from the end of their en-
listment period covered by the law
in which to apply.
REIMBURSEMENT ALLOWANCES
The CT Bill readjustment allow
ance program has ended for most
World War II veterans.
Those discharged after July 25,
1947, however, may apply for the
unemployment and self-employ-
ment allowances at any time with
in two years after discharge, but
Arizona sun., 1949-12-09
Negro People Must Remain United If Civil
Rights Legislation Is To Be Won In Slst
Congress, Civil Rights Congress Declares

the historic need for unity to write
his original letter offering CRCs
support and cooperation.
"I believe it is necessary to stress
that which, unites us" he said,
"and not that which sets us apart"
He added, "I believe that you,
Mr.. Wilkins, are making a serious
error; that you are playing the
game of our mutual enemies; that
you are appeasing the powers that
are destructive of our rights when
you resort to red-baiting in your
letter"
"Let me then again extend my
hand and pledge our wholehearted
support for this National Civil
Rights Campaign" Mr.. Patterson
concluded.