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Evening star., 1949-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce
Wharton of Washington announce
the engagement of their daughter,
jeanne Clark, to Mr.. Lowry N.
Coe. jr.. son of Mrs. Edith Gray
Coe of Chevy Chase and Mr..
Lowry N. Coe of Washington.
Miss Wharton was graduated
from Holton- Arms School and
from Duke University where she
was a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority.
Mr.. Coe is a graduate of Duke
University and was a member of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
He is an ensign in the naval re-
serve and was on active duty for
three years with the Navy.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

gray chiffon made with gracefully
full skirt with panels at each side.
With this she wore pearls about
her neck and a spray of white
orchids on her shoulder.
The handsome Embassy on r
street, which was purchased dur
ing the regime of DR.. and Mrs.
Constantin Fotitch, was enhanced
with quantities Of white, yellow
and rust color chrysanthemums.
Members of the embassy staff and
their wives assisted through the
reception hours.
Another guest from out Of town
was Nine. Ljubo Hitch, who
arrived from France week ago.
Nine. Hitch is the famous Yugo-
slav singer, zinka Milanov and
was married to Mr. Hitch at the
Embassy year or more ago. They
have been on holiday in Paris and
she returned for singing engage
ments in this country while he
went back to Belgrade where he
is with the Department of Recon-
struction in Yugoslavia. He is
an architect and now is engaged
in the building of New Bel
grade, suburb Of the Yugoslav
capital.
The Ambassador was host in
formally at dinner after the re-
ception in honor of the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Bebler,
and Nine. Hitch. The other guests
were members of the Embassy
staff and their wives with other
prominent Yugoslavians now resi-.
dent in this Capital.
FAC Delegates feted
The Cuban Ambassador, DR..
Oscar Cans, who is chairman Of
the current conference of the
Food and Agriculture Organiza-
ton, and Sonora de Cans will
give a cocktail party this after
noon. Their guests will number
600 or TOO and will include not
only the delegations from the So
countries but the secretariat as
we'll Conferences are expected tu
continue through another fort
night and DR.. Cans will be the
presiding officer. He is the first
Latin American diplomat to this
country to be elected to such an
important post.
The Minister of Agriculture of
Ireland, Mr.. James Dillon, who is
here for the FAC conferences, was
the guest of honor at a cocktail
party given yesterday by the Min
ister, Mr.. Sean Nunan. The scene
of the fete was the new chancery
of the legation at 1884 Massachu-
sets avenue on Sheridan Circle at
the intersection of Twenty-Five
street.
The Minister entertained well
over 100 guests including diplo-
mats and officials of the State,
Agriculture and Commerce de-
partments as well as those of the
FAC.
The Turkish Ambassador, Mr..
Feridun C. Erkin, gave a luncheon
Monday entertaining in compli-
ment to Mr.. Mehmet A. Tiney,
chief Turkish delegate to Paris for
the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration. Mr.. Tiney is in this
country for vacation and study.
Others at the luncheon were the
Deputy Assistant Secretary OF
State. MIR. Raymond A. Hare, the
Assistant Administrator for ECA,
Mr.. Richard M. Bissell, jr., the
governor of the Federal Reserve
Board, Mr.. j. K. Vardaman, and
Engineering Director of the Inter-
national Bank, Gen. r. A. Wheeler.
Guests from the Turkish Embassy
included the Commercial Coun-
selor, Mr.. Cemil Conk, the FL
nancial Counselor, Mr.. Nahit Al
par and the First Secretaries, Mr..
Melih Esenbel and Mr.. Faruk N.
nnrLpl
Evening star., 1949-11-30
ReturnHome

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude M.
Houchins have returned home
following several weeks absence.
Mrs. Houchins was staying at the
jefferson Hotel in St. Louis, Mo-,
where she was Joined by Mrs.
Orville Zimmerman of Kennett.
Mo-, widow of the former Con-
gresham. Mr.. Houchins was deer
hunting at Buckfield Plantation in
Yemassee. S. c., the guest of Mr..
Charles H. Frame.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Miss Marjorie Elizabeth Sim
mons, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Edward Simmons, Of Riv-
erdale, was married Thanksgiving
Day to Marine Corps 1t. John
Merle johnson, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson of Clarksburg. w.
Va. The wedding took place in
st, Jerome's Church in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Vinsons Honored

t The Chief Justice of the United
States and Mrs. Fred M. Vinson
were the guests in whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris CafritZ en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. {
SUNDAY MARCH H.

turkey dinner, 4::30 to Z pm. 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV.
East Gate-Monday, star points
with Mrs. Alma White. Friday,
initiation.
Brookland Monday. Friend
ship Club, with Mrs. Dorothy Red
field. Thursday, 1nfrmary build
ing fund dinner, S to pm.
Masonic Temple, Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE.
Naomi - Saturday. ways and
means rummage sale, 1107 Fourth
street S.W.
Treaty Oak-Monday, honoring
February, March. April and May
birthdays. Friday, Acorns, with
Mrs. Martha Sisk.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
American Legion
OratOriCal Contest
Will Close Friday

Finals in the Department of the
District of Columbia American
Legion Annual Oratorical Contest
will take place at the Department
of Commerce Auditorium next
Friday at pm.
The winner of this contest will
enter series of national regional
and sectional contests leading to
the national finals to be held at
the Girls High School at 'Phila-
delphia, Pa. on April 18th. The
winning national finalist is
awarded a scholarship in the
college of their choice worth four
thousand dollars. The runner-up
receives a scholarship worth two
thousand five hundred dollars. and
the third and fourth place fnalists
receive one thousand and five
hundred dollars respectively.
Judges are introduced to the
audience only following the rem
dltion of their decision upon the
completion of the contest while
the contestants during the con-
test are known only as Contestant
No. ETC.. and are never intro
duced by name or school repre-
Evening star., 1949-03-27

with each notice of regular meet
ings.
Frank Shore was appointed
chairman Of the Membership Par
ticipation Committee replacing
Waggie Lawder who resigned.
Veterans benefits, administered
by the Veterans Administration,
are said not to be affected in any
way by the recent elimination Of
13 branch Offices since this change
merely shifted various activities
of these branch Offices to the cen
trail office here. However. veterans
who now have NSLI will continue
to pay their premiums at District
Offices in the same locality and
need make no changes or altera-
tions on the envelopes furnished
for mailing these premiums.
These new District Offices will
also handle death claims and as in
the past. regional Offices will con-
tinue to handle education and
training under the GI Bill of
Public Law Is while readjustment
allowances for unemployment and
self-employment will continue to
be handled in State employment
offices.
Final plans for the Atlantic
promenade of the Forty and Eight
will be announced by General
Evening star., 1949-03-27

/ ceremonies were carried out by
the Forty and Eight ritual team
under the direction of Grand Chef
de Train Gail T. Judd.
The post announced plans for
it's annual spring festival. to take
place at the Hotel 2400 on the
evening of April 20. Tickets may
be secured from Department Sec
retary Mrs. Rose Long or at the
Hobby Shop. TIC Seventeenth
street NV.
District of Columbia Taxi Post
will meet tomorrow evening in its
clubhouse, 3105 Naylor road Sc.
No other meetings are scheduled
this week until Friday evening
when the Forty and Eight and the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post will meet at the Legion Club
and Columbia Post will meet at
1924 Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
sented until the judges decision
has been rendered.

sented until the judges decision
has been rendered.
Department Comdr. Joseph
A. Walker, accompanied by his
staff and escorted by the Ma
tional Guard of Honor, installed
officers of the Department of
Commerce Post at the last meet
ing held in the Department OF
CONNER Auditorium. The
principal address was delivered
by Senator George w. Malone of
Nevada. The United States Mari
time Commission band furnished
music.
Those installed included Comdr.
Rex. B. Finley; first vice.
commander, Curtis N. Risley;
second vice-commander. Norman
II. Evans; finance officer, James F
Darlington; adjutant, William
R. Carnaghi; sergeant-at-arms
George B. Uebele; and chaplain,
BENJAMIN E. Reed.
/ The semimonthly meetings OF
the Thad Dulin Post have been
discontinued. In the future the
post will meet only once each
month atsnight. At other times
the Executive Committee will de-
eide the administrative policies OF
the post as a result of unanimous
approval of a motion made by
Evening star., 1949-03-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

,,!s0 WoJLR .5o LIKE Z, 70 ,I|5 sIT AZ: A.:
title to I'LL 18th st. nv; Or eau
ssrsSSS sT SsSS ask d.,,rer 70. Mr. LAMAR
slth log mileage. GE. s7sl.
for car in good condition.; must
1i piess. exeeDt1onailS Ra' hSss CLEAN No dealers
~ in n DIRE sGss SfEp for ,ss .e =
MoToSs, n ss 18th and p: ave. s..
PLYMoGTH tn. new 1s4s; / viii
pay over list price for . Special Dc
luxe 4;dr: sedan. MR.. CROSS. qL.
cARs cAlaS. R1Nf1p-rords. Ri;sid1 ch.,roi.,.. wS.
bEaS.IS s5$ Hsss''f fiji S''P s'R & s. a;
Town W. Z COUNTRY MOTORS want.
sP PIymopths and others. $685. Wis:
ssSShhAskA ssSsh 81. a.r sIfSIcF; Ex' sso6' NC 1ls'
ave, at Wis. and Western aves. NV,
FULL RETAIL PRICE for your ear
when sold by US, Our fee Is S2s.
ass, aEd only when yoHr car Y sold.
ea SF %ssss s $ l1sssst PHsalD ona dqsGS 2sss:
dealers; ass 1a7 G. oos; s; ~; ~ sae Ilo5ids
LiNCoLN-zEPHYR is4o ' or 'Yss99il 1871.
nan on highest SFsf 4 in ssS sSSS sSns; ssa:
new isn' DEALER f1i a. despes.t.l, Ms s.ta need,
YIN pa, premium price. 1914
ASt raSh nrirA fnp vNrP nav S10aA
Moop MoToR Co. Fir Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open o am to
Musf aim PURCHASE oep.nu.Dl. used
car Immediately; prefer late model;
weekdays. no: eo7s.
make or model. for EXPORT; imms.
Viz %HefssatHKs fssa e a.''Rs eersf' 4Sa2 sas9
"wN WITH VIM" More SIS for
your car No delay. Open 8 am. 70
ss: wfas RRS1 MSRSSs SSRssa y is sT foilas ss
MORE Cash FOR YOUR CAR, new
ar sno u'se e, P5ys eay IN woEpH noToR s!:
FAIR Aits iRS HSsksT it' AFPkASxlssS PT ia sSss g. =.
nskis & fiss Is tsss assured T. Al. :.
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean
cars. new or used. Call me now or
drive BY. Cash waiting. GEM
CAsHEBERRsY,, 1910 sennins I'd.
WANTED. from private owner-Sound,
clean, light 2-door or sedan; $500
to $500 cash "a: 1854
~ or ro-G, * car. Call oV, $685.
WANTED 1919 chevrolets and will
pay over list price, will furnish
money for original purchases. Con-
facts by authorized dealers, treat.
ed strictly confidential. Call MR.
BRUNER, NO 3733. -3
TEXAS DEALER needs neat and
clean used cars, any make or model;
pay highest cash wholesale pr ce.
Call TEX. NO. 3133. -,
WILL TRADE 5000 ladies blue white
perfect 1.16 carat diamond ring for
1874" or 1'946 Chevrolet In good
condition. Call MI. $500. Ext. 1o5.
STUDENT will pay $500 for clean
1940-1941 car: no dealers. DU.
0o93 mornings only.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
| OES 4 ctivitieS
In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices

Special chapter notices:
Bethlehem-Tuesday, Ways and
Means card party with Carrie
Batson.
Fidelity - Wednesday. Jobs
Daughters. No. 2, honored.
Mirian-Monday. past matrons
and patrons. April S, Temple
Board with Mrs. Dorothy De Cole
April 8, Home Board with Mrs.
Lillian Ormes.
st. Johns Lodge-Friday, des-
sert card party, pm, with Mabel
Conger.
Martha-Tuesday. Ways and
Means with Mrs. Cleta Morrison
Friday, mems night. with Naval
Lodge and ladies guests. Satur-
day. past matrons and patrons,
Allison's Tea House, Arlington, Va.
Temple - Monday. memorial
services for past Matron Mary
Weak.
Bethany-Monday, Home Board
with Mrs. Lucille Sanders. Friday,
initiation.
Mizpah-Tuesday. Home Board
with Florence Bell. Thursday,
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SWV AuXiliaries

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary
meets tomorrow evening ip Naval
Lodge Hall.
Gen. Henry w. LaWton Auxiliary
draped their charter at the last
meeting for Past National Presi-
dents Anna K. Juneau and Maude
Coles Whitlock.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

Chairman Clarence T. Milne, when
that organization meets at the
Legion Club next Friday evening
At the last meeting Mr.. Milne
appointed a committee to confer
with the District officials in an
effort to have the box-car recently
presented to this city placed on
public display in the downtown
section.
James A. Clarke reported that
the local voiture will have de-
sirable box reserved at the opening
game Of the Redskins and Child
Welfare Officer Francis Leonard
reported the voiture had recently
completely outfitted two children
of a disabled veterans family with
new clothes from head to foot.
A trip through European coun-
tries. illustrated by Garrett Bush
followed by a community sing and
entertainment by local talent fea-
tured the recent Mardi- -Gras
night held by the Woodbridge Post.
The post would furnish trans
portation for a number of orphans
from the st. Joseph's Home and
School to and from the Shrine
Circus next Saturday afternoon.
A number of veterans were in
Quoted into Cooley McCullough
Post at its last meeting. The
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SPRING SPECIALS

Today's cheap prices, not yester-
1913 De Soto Custom 4-dr.; sun
visor, tip-toe. transmission. radio,
rear seat speaker, an.weather heat
er, etc; 11,0OO miles; S2,095.
194s De Soto Custom club coupe
radio and heater, sun visor, black;
10000 miles; S1.935.
1916 De Soto Custom 4-door; radio
and heater; 81 ,495.
1948 Plymouth Special de luxe 4-dr.
radio. heater and other equipment;
900 miles; S1.575.
1947 Plymouth Special de luxe 2-dr.;
radio and heater: S1,395
1947 Plymouth Special de luxe 4-dr.i
047 Dodge ia-ton pickup; heater;
S1,045
1871 Plymouth 2-dr; heater: S64b
Good allowance for your old car
'z down 81 months to pay balance
All cars carry original sellers guar.
antee. Closed Sundays.
Sellers Sales G Service
622s Baltimore Ave, Riverdale
WA 5000. -2s
Evening star., 1949-03-27
DAV Activities

meetings CnlS week are.
Postoff1ce Chapter, Monday.
Dory Miller Chapter. Friday.
Both will convene at 8 pm. at
1701 Eighteenth street NV.
The District of Columbia De-
partment will hold a rehabilita-
ton benefit ball at the Hotel
Wardman Park April from 8
pm. to l am. Tickets may be
secured at DAV National Service
headquarters,
Evening star., 1949-03-27

Past Comdr. Ward Oehman at a
recent meeting, held at the Ma
tionaf Press Club.
The post voted to send a report
of post activities to all members
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Motor Co.

Clean Guaranteed Cars
~ Dodge 4-dr.; 7. and h. S1,65O
AZ Plymouth 4-dr.; r. and h. 1850
Al Plymouth 4-dr. $50
40 Chrysier 2-dr.; r. and h. $50
Not Guaranteed Cars
40 Buick 4-dr. $50
Your Neighborhood Dealer
5013 Georsia ave. NV. RA. 0400
Evening star., 1949-03-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER l947 Commander
Regal ae luxe 4-dr, sed; orig plaza
grey finish, r. h. and oyerdrive.
serviced ! in our shop sin Since I'VE We DE- de-
sts5 ea down vi bal HS payasie ayiGsa IN mos
with bank financing. MCNEIL MO
TGRs 4Ssa wis 5Ne ave stsde0f5dr 5% EM ss assler'
sTUDEBAkER 1911; very clean car
good cond ;, S7s5; $500 down, take
STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander a.
door; r. and h., far above average
s4e5 CRAZY MoToR fSes.'1ais inc. In
coin Mercury dealers, 1909 Wise
ave, OIL. 74O0. Open Sun. IL to 4
STUDEBAKER 1941 President: orig
insl paint; dream for mechanie;
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Champion Sc
dan 4-dr.; excellent condition
$3.50 or best reasonable offer. HU.
wiLLYs 1910 4-door d. luxe sedan;
E St. ne y: 4ol3
for those who have large family
Or gear to carry, this is the answer;
SRApy 81 as MoToRs s0Tn Inean snd mssrury ssrms
Dealers. 1909 Wisconsin ave, OIL
400 Open Sunday II till IL 81
WILLYS 1897. S125 terms and
trade. HERSON'S AUTO g. APPLI-
ANCE CO., ia o st. NV. DE. 400
WILLYS-OvERLAND ieep station
wagon. late 40: $1,000 Phone GF.
wiLIYs 1e4s jeep station wagon;
r ard h.: excel. cond; i:5a5
OWNER WISHES to dispose of Hup-
mobile sedan. s409, or studebaker
Champion coupe. 500: both have
had wonderful care, used little; very
low mileage and are in beautiful.
clean condition; reasonable price;
cash only. D. S. NASH, 1915
Bryant st. ne.
STUDEBAKER 194s Champ. regal de
luxe 5-pass STARLIGHT sport cpe;
the perfect car; Save the frst
radio Q d: elm. seat covers, elec.
clock, side-view mirror. Less than
$4,000 mi, Spare tire never been
used Beautiful iriauois blue
Excep. value at Sl,S95. Guaran-
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l olst st. NV. DI. 0110. rs
LA SALE 1899
Extraordinary fine condition through
loI
Evening star., 1949-03-27

sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Champ regal de
luxe 4;-dr. sed,; l owner; low mile
age: clim. and defrost: Orig. black
fin Beautiful cond thruout This
popular car looks like current
model. Real value at S1,495.
Guaranteed by
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
f12l o1st st. NV. DI Ol1O. -2s
Evening star., 1949-03-27
ALCO AUTO SALES
HONEST VALUES
COVINGTON'S

SUN anniversary sale.
3s Nash conv. - S24s
40 Packards (4) sed. - 69E
Al Chevrolet sed 7pt
40 Packard Clipper sed 1,54i
Covington Motor Co.
Packard Dealer. 1901 Wis. ave. Be.
thesda. WI. 400. Open Sats
WASH. AUTO AUCTION
Registry fee, So. Sale every Friday
. s p NJ. rain or shine. Lots of out.
of-town buyers Register early from
Mon. on just west Of Georgia ave
in the heart of Silver spring.
Orig. Wash. Auto Auction
s5ll Colesville rd.. SH 44O0.
1947 CADILLAC
Convertible. like new, 10000 miles;
new Premium tires and blowout
proof tubes. spare tire never been
out of trunk. $500. Can be seen
at 1919 l. st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1949-03-27

FOUR-MONTH GUAR.
2-day trial, money-back guarantee
This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out of buying .
used car.
'4s Mercury conv. ,795
AZ Chevrolet Aero sedan 1895
HILL & TIBBITTS
1114 Vermont Ave. NV, Wash.s
Oldest Fnrd Dealer MA QQE0 -CS
Evening star., 1949-03-27

Extraordinary fine condition through
out, overhauled, excellent paint. up
holstery. S6l5, or best acceptable
offer. OIL 6l93 -2S
Evening star., 1949-03-27
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1947 town sedan; gun
metal finish; low mileage, new-car
appearance throughout; $1,395.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., Inc.
'1130 Conn. Ave. NV. RE. 1878.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
STEUART MOTORS

bth ard N. Y. Ave. NV, MA. 3NNO.
DE SOTO 1910 custom 4-dr.: r. and
h, seat covers, new motor: S195;
Peake- conditioned and guaranteed
PEAKE MOTOR co.
4433 Wis ave. OR. 2OO3.
CHEVROLET 1876 Fleetmaster 2-dr. !;
r. and h.; ST 395; Peake-c
and guaranteed.
PEAKE MOTOR co.
ABB Wis ave, OR. 2OO3.
DE SOTO I94S club coupe; all acces-
Evening star., 1949-03-27

STUDEBAKER AZ Club coupe Cham
pion Regal de luxe; r. and h.; hill
holder, seat covers. very low mileage;
1,495. Trade or terms Open ewes.
till $50. GENE CASTLEBERRY,
1910 Benning I'd. ne. FIR. 5231.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

BUICK As Super sedanette; r. and
h.: black finish; $2.195; carries a
Cherneried guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
DODGE '4S 2-dr. sed.; r. and h., seat
covers; low mi: S1.795; carries q
Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
l711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

PONTIAC 194s Streamliner sedan:
1900 actual miles; eight-cylinder
two-tone blue and gray; whte-wall
tires; large radio. .underseat heater
steering wheel; all this and Hydra
Matte, too. for only 50 $50; an ex-
cellent solid value for a large family.
fully guaranteed. ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, Washington's Largest Pontiac
Dealer. l437 Irving st. NV. -AD.
Evening star., 1949-03-27

CHEVROLET 1e47 Fleetline 4-dool
sedan: black finish, excel. cond.
S1,445
Barry-Pate Motor Co., Inc
1880 Conn. Ave. NV. RE. 1878
Evening star., 1949-03-27

PONTIAC 194s s-cylinder hydra
Mattc) station wagon; never been
new-car warranty; has all extras,
including radio, heater; a practically
new wagon at used-car price; S2,495.
Also another for S2.395. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO.. Washington's Largest
PONTIAC Dealer, 1437 Irving st. NV.
AID. $500 Pr
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
Divine's Threats Fail
To Stop Magazines
Expose Story

NEW YORK - amp - Despite
the mounting pressure from follow
ers of Father Divine and even a
threat from the religious leader
himself that he was doomed to de-
struction," Publisher John Davis of
Our World magazine announced last
week that he wouldn't suppress an
expose article of the Divine king
dom in the August issue of his pub
LEGATION.
Davis said that never in the his
tory Of the four years that he's
been publishing the magazine has
such pressure been brought to bear
on him in the way Of phone calls
and letters. Last Sunday at Di-
vines peace mission in Harlem he
was summoned to talk with the
bald-headed cult leader, at the lat.
ter's request, and during the two
hour discussion Divine kept max
ing indirect threats on Davis life
and visualized all sorts Of retribu-
ton if the magazine hit the stands
with the story.
Written by John Hunt, who was
Divineite for 13 years and served
in the capacity of official photogra-
pher, now bitterly denied by Father
Divine and his flock, the sensation
al expose article says that the Di-
vine movement is rapidly crumb
ling and the cult leader is fighting
to stave off the revolt.
When even the offer of money to
kill the story failed to sway Davis
who told Father Divine that Jour
nalistic integrity was involved" the
religious one arose from his chair
as the publisher prepared to depart
and said:
| IF you print what is antagonis
tic or derogatory to me, prejudiced
to me, then you are among those
in the category of Bilbo, Hitler and
Mussolini."
1t will be remembered that ne has
ofttimes said it was at his direction
that the above trio all dead now
ceased to live.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
NIGHTLIFE IN NEW YORK
By Alvin Moses

NEW YORK - (ANP) Spencer
Andrews, an Arkansas law gradu-
ate of recent vintage, chatted with
me last Friday about the Paul Robe
son Jr., -Marilyn Paula Greenberg
Eyes, she's Jewish) college romance
Said the young lawyer:
Honest, Alvin, it beats all get up
the frantic manner most people
south of Washington, d. c. regard
such marriages. Do not Chinese,
Japanese, natives of India and other
peoples Of darker skins inter-marry
with Nordics by the thousands"
I was willing to go along with
nv learned friend on that point but
desired To prosecute it step or two
further. These questions came to my
mind:
tal Why is such cause celehre"
made of young Robeson's heart i'm
pulses?
Cb) Is it not an indisputable fact
that the timing of the Greenberg-
Robson announcement (his dad re-
turned to America same day. pro-
vided scream-line mongers and
newspaper 'red-herring-daggers" the
long sought opportunity such mat
tiers provoke?
(c) Dan Cupid, stalks his prey
white, black, red, brown with bow
and arrow and not shotgun, fiery
crosses or with hooded dragons set
uu by some manical puppeteer.
Love will find way, wrote song
writer of the Noble Sissle-Euble
Blake heyday along Tin Pan Alley.
, The song caught on like an incen-
diary bomb does when cast into the
earth to set off coal fires. The rea'
son for it is simple indeed. All the
world loves a lover and always Will
that pattern remain barking back
to the days of CAESAR and the
mightest champion of all Christian
dom, Jesus Christ. 1 am not con-
cerned about Paul Robson Jr.'s love
affair - and whether it gained the
maternal blessing of their respective
parents for their lives belong to no
one but them. Il mean Paula and
Paul Jr) But / feel you will wish
the kids years of marital happiness
and not burden their shoulders with
the weighty problems Paul Robson
Sr., juggles so adroitly and success
fully A NY Daily News reporter
on June 1S quoted young Pauf'
mother, Mrs. Eslanda Robson. al
follows:
Miss Greenberg and my son have
been in love for years. (Selah)