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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-04
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
nv RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
Copyright, 1949, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, 1nc.)
OGOCO0~C|0S> xa1~Oe~~0C

Jews who lived in the German
city called Greenberg took the
name "Greenberger" as Their
family name. (Greenberg today
is in Poland.)
QUESTION: What is a cha.
Lutte"
ANSWER: The pioneers who
went to Palestine to build and
work the land during the past four
decades were called "Chalutzim.
QUESTION: What is the orr
gin Of this term?
ANSWER: "Chalutz" is an old
Biblical Hebrew term. The Book
of Joshua speaks Of the wan
guard or front warriors" as
"Hechalutz." The term thus
comes from a root meaning to
prepare, to equip or to arm, in
the sense that "those who went
first" were thought of as those
who prepared the way for the
future.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-03-04

QUESTION: What is the ORR
.r;r of the name "Greenberg?"
r. G., New York CitY.)
ANSWER: When Jews were
forced to adopt family names
manv years ago, it was quite
common to adopt the name of the
citv where they resided. Thus,
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Mrs. Alice Chapman
Dies in Kensingion

Mrs. Alice Brundage Chapman
SO. former president OF the Mont
gomery County Christian Temper
ance Union. died last night at fei
home, 20 Baltimore street. Kens-
ington, Nd. after q long illness.
Her death occurred rs years tc
the day after the death Of her
husband, Frank r. Chapman. an
engineer.
A natiye Of Canandafgua. N. r.
Mrs. Chapman came 10 Washing-
ton "a q child. She and her FAM
lily moved to Kensinston 20 years
ago. where she was active In
temperance. charity and women's
club work. She belonged to CAL
vary Baptist Church.
Mrs. Chapman's survivors in
clude two daughters. DR.. Kath-
crime A. Chapman. with whom she
lived. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ire
mearne, 10 Baltimore street. Kens-
ingtcn: . son, Charles T. Chap
man. Evanston. H.: three grand
children. one great grandchild and
several brothers and sisters.
Funeral services viii be held at
pm. Monday ut the home. Burial
will be In Rockville Union Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Albert |. Jenkins
Rites Set Monday

Funeral services for Albert L.
jenkins, So. a consulting engineer
and architect, will be held at
1880 am. Monday in Oawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Jenkins died Of a heart
attack Thursday in the Interna-
tional Building, 1919 r street NV.
Born in Ogden. Ill.. he was
graduated from the University Of
Illinois with both engineering and
architectural degrees. He worked
as q consulting engineer In DAN
vile, H.. before moving to Wash
ington during World War I to
become chief Of the Design Divi-
sion of the Navy's Bureau Of Ord
nance. At the close of war. Mr..
Jenkins moved to Indianapolis,
Ind, where he worked as q con-
sulting engineer and architect.
He returned to Washington at
the outbreak Of World War II
and became contract manager
for the Smaller War Plants Corp,
a Government agency. He re-
signed from his position in 1945
to establish ofiices as q consulting
engineer. He and his wife. Mrs.
Margaret Adams Jenkins. lived
in the Park Central Apartments,
1900 r street NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Toronto Out 10 CIineh
Hockey Title tonight
n. v.~ A..~ ~s.us sss..

TORONTO, Arrtl 10 n ths
p~tsrss Red wtnss nset . ss~s..
esns fer hating In ssansss cas
masxh o. shs TrFN1se AarAs
Leafs. tasy ess sae ene ~ . a.
rnAl rage frasn tsssE e~n hesss!
book
~ Tire tee teaEas TsepsFwc 'est
the fourth kaEne Lcsnaxai IN tAsr
e~ss~os- xsen anAl mFass fcs ths
sycnhy ssen The enlassAasEn ~
Tarunlo tans esss 1hs i~ats thgvs
consecutive sStasass sat ten
p~s~ss ey iAs rsc,oslesIAen et ~AAs
happened In TIE lsss @gies BE-
tss~s the sane eiuas.
That MA Ire wear uss Red
wtnss swep& Tie arsa lhFee sAnssa
hAnails. Tnsa the ieafs Ia3slsa
then hne e-ap 10 trce veterans .aks
baeke Mcdonald add 00ass
Dstilea and went On 30 win feur
IN 0 rom and tAke tne sssles
The Red wlngs came esass 10
duplseatins that feat In Ists They
loss the nrss three games 10 To-
Fcnso aud then eAfns bach 10 saks
three and Tie Il up hui The ieats
recovered 10 cop The sesenth and
the trophy
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Woman Seeks Unique
Badminton Honors
ey shs Asss<ts,sd pssss

CHICAGO. April l6.-Petite
Ethel Marxhall OF Buffalo. N. Y,
tries TO achieve . record un-
matched in the nine year history
Of the national badminton tourney
today.
The little left-hander seeks her
third successive title, which would
establish an unprecedented mo-
nopoly OF the crown. She meets
Mariana 0ott OF Los Angeles In
the finals.
Miss 0ott. the darkhorse of the
meet. ranked only seventh na-
tionally last year but scored some
tremendous upsets over rival Cali
fornians earlier this season.
The mems bracket turned into
a battle among San Diego con-
testants. Top-seeded Marten
Mendez and his city rival. sev-
enth-seeded Joe AlSton. both
gained today's championship
showdown by defeating two other
townsmen in the semifinais.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Honor Arch Mcdonald
With Stote Society Scroll

Arch Mcdonald will be honore6
by the Arkansas State Society to-
night when he receives 4 recogni-
ton scroll signed By John Steel
man. assistant U President Tru-
man. The scroll annually Is pre-
sented by the society TO 4 i.atiye
son who has achieved success In
his chosen field.
Mcdonald is q xportseaster for
WI'OP and broadcasts all WASH
ington baseball games He was
born ut Hot Springs. Ark. but ~
4 child moved to chattanooga
Tenn. where Arch began his
hroadcasting career.
Steelman win be installed a.
president OF the society at To-
nights AFFAIR. which will be fea-
tured by the annual spring dance
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Navy 0arsmen Race
VeneefuI Columbia

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April TO
columbias erewmen go agains,
Navy today In an effort 10 avense
. swamping handed them last
year by the Middies. The Severn
River contest will help open the
Eastern rowing season.
Last year Navy Coach Buck
Walsh's men went the Ia. mile
distance in s:osi. skimming in 10
lengths ahead OF Columbia.
Stroking the 18th varsity boat
launched by Walsh will be a l7s-
pound youngster from Laurel,
Del. Jim Bacon. He paced the
plebes last year.
Captaining Nays shell will be
Coxswain Spiks Garland Of New
York City. the nrst coxswain 10
head UP the crew In IS years.
Columbia Coach Walt Ramey
brought four crews with him. Set
ting the bea. for the l72-pound
varsity she'll will be Senior Frank
Haas OF Bellmore. N, Y.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Chandler Talk RecoIIed
As Diz Loses Mike Job
" shs A Assos;o,sd Press

~ 'Ns Ass0xfote0 Ffess
ST. LOUIS. Apri! l6.--Dizzy
Dean. whose colorful broadcasts
of St. Louis baseball games were
familiar TO sports fans for several
years. will be OF the air here this
season.
The former National League
pitcher. who described the Browns
games for the last two seasons
under the sponsorship Of brew.
ing frm. lost his place to sports-
casters Johnny O'Hara and Tom
Daley. who are sponsored by =
coffee concern.
Late last season Dean was called
into conference by Baseball Com
missioner A. B. Chandler. Neither
party would discuss the confer
ence nor was any announcement
made concerning its nature.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Carolina Tries Again
In My Lady's Manor
q. - Aa.s<;~ssa s,sss

MONKToN. Ad-. April Ian
s-year-old mare thai came In hrst
last year but was ruled last viii
try again today In Maryland's nrst
steeplechase classic Of the season.
Ny IAdy's Manor.
The mare--Carolina-win be IN
q Geld Of 10 taking the 10 Jumps
In the 3eth running Of the Manor
Last year Carolina unsettled the
racing crowd In bounding home In
front In the Maryland HUNT Cup
But she was placed last when the
judges ruled she had taken q
wrong fence.
Cardinals pedigree isn't clear
Last years program failed to list
any for her and no one seemed TO
know her parents.
The Grand National comes up
next Saturday. followed the fol-
lowing week by the Hunt Cup.
A companion race TO My LAdy's
Manor viii be the John Rush
STREET. Memorial. over the same
21-mile course. The Memorial
has u entries.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Boston BAA Club Signs
Four College Stors
on fha A.seeiased Rfese

BOSTON. April l6.--The sisn-
ing of four outstanding college
stars for the le4e-S0 Basket Bail
Association of America season was
announced today by Walter
Brown, president OF the Boston
Garden Arena Corp operators OF
the Boston Celtics.
During his six-day 10000 mile
Nationwide flying tour with
Coach Doggie Julian Brown OBJ
tanned the signatures Of Red
Speicher Of Bowling Green. Joe
Weight of Brigham Young. Ed
Little Of Denver and Bill Tom
OF Rice.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Chorles [. Durhom Dies;
Wus Cornell Professor
4. fha As1e<ieied Rrsss

ITHACA, N. T.. April l6.-
Charles Love Durham. n. retired
professor of Latin at Cornell Uni
versity. was found dead In bed at
home today.
The university announced he
had died IN his sleep during the
night. {.
Since his retirement fron III
Cornell faculty In Is40. Prof.
Durham had been working with
various fund-raising agencies at
TIE university. His title was ~
sistant to lthe vice presidsnt IN
charge OF university DEVELOPMENT.
He was native Of Shelby. n. c.
He came to Cornell in 1893 - .
fellow IN Latin and Greek.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Cook Tops Five Events
In Assie Rifle Tourney

Arthur Cook. Olympic rife
champ. leads In Ave Of six classes
in the u. u, Assies rife champion.
ships after firins issx7oo with Q
metallic sight, kiiting position. and
ie7 in the four position telescope
sight division. About 90 mafka-
men are competing IN the toarna-
ment at the University Of Mary.
land range.
George Washington leads the
team division with q i.t2s total.
Maryland. with one man stilI 10
fire. needs aei 10 tie the Colonials
Evening star., 1949-04-16

M1n8 0dfucS,
who lived at the Kennedy War.
rem. was q former regent Of Manor
House OAR Chapter here. She
was for nine years national vice
president OF the OARS Junior
American Citiz1ns' Committee and
also had served as national chair
man Of the Correct Use OF the
Flag Committee.
Active In humanitarian work.
particularly in aid for underpriv-
ileged children. Miss Barnes' other
interests included membership In
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. Order Of the Eastern
Star. Patriotic Women Of America
and the Political Study Club. She
had held several offices In the local
unit of the National League of
American Penwomen. and had
once been national vice chairman
of the organization.
Miss Barnes was born in Abilene,
Kans.. and attended the University
of Kansas. She was q newspaper
woman in her youth, serving as q
reporter for the Northfield (Minn) }
News and as a correspondent for
the st. Paul Press and the Mime
apolis journal.
In 1901 Miss Barnes came to
Washington to work In the Com
merce Department. She served
for many years In the Geog-
rapher's Division Of the Census
Bureau, retiring about six years
ago.
Surviving Miss Barnes are q
brother, Robert A. Barnes of Sill
yer City, N. Mex, and a nephew,
c. Clifford Barnes of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Red Sox, Braves Out to Breok
Series Tie; As One UP on PhiIs

BOSTON. ApgI IL Ts-WHh
their fye-same pFe-@&son tnua-
city series. which includes . tss
oeadlocked. the Boston Braves ard
Red scx resume Arsvst,es tceAs
at Tom Yawkeys trim Fenwas
Park.
The National L<ssas cham
picns. who suffered q Ga setback
behind righthand ace Johnny sain
on their own premises THURSDAY,
will attempt 10 gain tie edge with
Bill voiselle ninginx,
Joe Mccarthy planned 10 open
with Lefty Mel Parnell. sho PROB
ably will be followed by Chuck
Bonus Pitcher Ssoeos.
PHILADELPHIA. -- The phiiA-
delphia Athletics are one up to-
day on their hometown National
League rivals with xttll txo games
10 play IN the city series
The As combined three sue
cessive hits in q dramatic ninth
inning rally 10 win the opener
yesterday <-3
NEW YORk-Bobby Hoffman.
rookie second basemAn. and Out
fielder Don Mueller are on the
New York Giant injured list. Hof-
man. slated to open the season at
second, injured the middle finger
Of his throwing hand and Mueller
hurt his shoulder yesterday against
the Cleveland Indians At Rich
mond. Va.
BROOKLYN-6l Hodges, q
converted catcher. viii be the
Brooklyn Dodser first baseman
this season. Chuck Connors who
had q three game whiri At the sta
ton, probably will be kept for
. while rs protection.
NEW YORK-An attendance Of
20 600 is expected for the or<nine
Evening star., 1949-04-16

kAm< cf week -erd 9sses wsweer
the Nsv York Giants ard iae
Cleveland Indians here To-Day.
A capacity tafpnx o! s.lie turned
cut yesterday Ia Richmond. Va. 10
see the aase his-napg,y elgsos wnaek
away al each oshsrs pitchers saat9i
the Indians eventually won. 10
10 IL.
ST. LOUIS Two rsxns handlers
psck Starr and Jim HesEn, will Be
ihs starting pitchers this a.lsy-
noon when tae 81 tcus Rrnw ms
and The 81 Lcai. Cardinals oeen
their twc-Eanae city ~rae.
Starr. obtained IN = trade from
the New Yerk Yankees wtll er as.s
Of two newcomers In tire Arewn.
lineup. The other Is 1sck Graham
heavy Uniting srsl aaSetran 40
from the Pacific Coast League
CHICAGO. -- The Cubs White
Sex annual xprtng sestek xas sis;sd
for comlskes Park TO-DAY after the
opener of the three eame arau
set for wrisley Fssid Yesterday
VAS Cancelled BY rain and snow
Both maRasers, ChAtis Grluasn
OF the Cubs and JAsk Oaslo~ O!
the Sox. changed plschtns plans.
Doyle LAde ~as selected ey Grimm
for todsys tsissle instead OF Dutch
Leonard who apparently Is being
saved for Tuesdays opened against
the Pirates in wrisley Field.
PITTSBURGH. -- Cool weather
was expected 10 cut attendance at
todays exhibition tilt between the
Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit
Tigers.
Hal Gregg. former BROOKLYN
Dodser who Won only two and lost
four for the Hues last year got
the starting assignment from
Manager Billy Meyer. He was 10
be opposed by Hal Newhouscl, ace
OF the Tiger mound staff
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Two AIexondrio Pilots
Feored IN Auto Meet

Bob whitbeck OF canajohare.
N. Y. who set the pace among
Eastern roadster racers last year.
viii have plenty OF home town
competition tomorrow when the
Hybla Valley Speedway inausu-
rates It's season at 2:30.
Carl Anderson. one time wash
High School basket
ball star. and Ronnie Cash OF Al
exandria. are expected 10 b.
the leading shalleneers for the
top prize. Anderson was second
among Eastern drivers last year.
with 2ie points. and Cash was
third. with 203.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Hershey Out to CIinch
Colder Cup Tonight
by the As,esiotsd Pssss

HERSHEY. Pa. April 10
Coach Don Penniston's Hershey
Bears have q chance to clinch the
American Hockey League title to-
night on the home rink in their
sixth game with the Providence
Reds. The Bears lead. ) to 2,
in the best-out-of- seven series.
Victory means possession Of the
Calder Cup.
Hershey returned here consider
ably battered. The team Is with
out the services OF Fred Hunt,
winger: Arnie Kullman. center,
and possibly Goalkeeper Gordie
Henry. All three are injured.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Col. Frank A. Scott, b,.
Head Of World War.l
Industries Board, Dies
~ shs A,.esie..s prsss


CLEVELAND. April i6.-Col.
Frank A. Scott. 10. who headed
the General Munitions Board and
later the War Industries Board
during the World War !. died yes
terday at his home In Mentor.
Ohio.
Col Frank A. Scott was chair
man Of the General Munitions
Board which. preceded the War
Industries Board. He resigned ss
chairman of the latter because Of
illness and was succeeded by
Bernard M. Baruch. He was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Medal and a colonel's commission
in the ordnance department OF the
Ofiicers' Reserve Corps.
From 1909 to 1927, Col. Scott
was president and board chair
man Of Warner & Swasey Co.,
manufacturers Of precision in
struments. He was director OF
the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. the
Youngstown Sheet IL Tube Co.
and the Cleveland Trust Co. and
president of Liauidating Shares.
Inc.
Born in Cleveland, he became
an assistant secretary and later
secretary Of the Cleveland Cham
Der of Commerce. and in 1905 was
elected secretary Of the Superior
Savings & Loan Co.
During the depression, Col. Scott
was given the tasks Of investing
and managing the finances Of the
Samuel Mather estate and OF
Western Reserve University. He
was credited with building the
value of the securities Of both 20
that the former fulfilled the be-
quests from the estate and the
university continued functicning
without curtailing its operations.
He was q trustee of Western Re-
serve and recently gave to the
university his 200-volume collcc-
ton on the Civil War.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Dulcie Shifiiett Scott: son, NAL
colin r. Scott. and three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Katherine Ridley. Mrs.
Eleanor Neatly and Mrs. Eliza
beth Taylor. ~r
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Britain Asked. 10 intervene
In Movie Studio Dispute
o. she Ass.e,s,,S pssss

LONDON, April ie.--Motion
picture workers sought government
intervention today in . dispute
which has halted production at
tvo J. Arthur Rank studios.
Approximately A 1000 employees
of the studies have rsesivsd dis
missal nctices ax the result Of d
ualkOut of electricians Ia protest
agAinst the 1ransfer Of one 81 their
union leaders.
Nembe11 u tn Association of
Cine -Technictans q one studio
sent Q request 70 the Ministry of
Labor ID mediate The dispute.
Association members at tha SEC
ond studio plan 10 aend . deleGa-
ton to the ministry after the
Easter holidays.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Japan's S Happy Chandler
Plans American Seivp
~ n. Asss~s~sss A ts..s

TOKYO, April is---1apan . ewn
Happy Chandler" took once 10.
das intent on rebuilding Jsraness
baseball on the American plan,
The new baseball commissioner
Is Matsuiaro Shoriki. appointed By
the Japan Professional Baseball
Association
Shoriki said he hoped 10 se-
eompiish al least three uinxs:
Build Up <wo leagues like the
American and the National In the
United States. build more baseball
stadiuns and set Gen. MAeAr-
thur approval 10 invite an Arnsri-
can baseball team 10 Japan next
fall.
The present association has
eight teams, four In Osaka. three
In Tokyo and one In kaEoya,
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Roanoke Boxers FIJI Out
Program al Turner's

Roanoke. Va. ringmen viii be
featured In supporting bouts on
Monday nights boxing program
at Turner's Arena. Sonny Boy
West and Talmadge Bussey clash
In the io-round feature
In the around prelims Walter
Dess Of Roanoke meets Ralph
Gonzales. Don Weber Of Roanoke
tackles Walter Ham. and Don
Krupin Of Roanoke boxes Her.
bert Stowe. Roy Writ another
Roanoke scrapper. will face Leon
Daughtry in q special 5-rounder
marking Daughtry's pro debut.
Daughtry Is the District Golden
Gloves champion.
Two local boys, Tunney Jones
and Henry Porter. meet In the
fourth 4-rounder.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Mock Foint Costs
BoIIpIoyer $50
ly Ne kassls,s< pssss

LOS ANGELES, April Ia
It's up 10 shortstop Hsil schus-
ter OF the Los Anssles ball club
10 say. whether his 'fatntins"
act was worth $50.
That was the fins applied 70
Schuster by Prexy Clarence
Rowland OF the Paeine Coast
League after schustef pulled q
meek s~oon over q elose deei.
sion by Umpire Ira oordon
during the Angel Portland
game last week.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
50 British Communists
Seek Porlioment Scots
ty - Asse<issse Press

LONDON. April ie.-Britain's .
small Communist Party announced
yesterday that % Communists
win seek seats In Parliament at
the 1850 general election Several
wiz run against present cabinet
members.
The Communists now have 2
out Of the go members Of Pariia-
ment. One is from the East End
of London. the other from the
Scottish coal fields.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Win With 60 Foot Putt
Morks A. U. Victory

Sherwood Webster OF American
University, knocked In . so-foot
putt to trim Ed oauvin. ! up. a.
The Eagles defeated Baltimore
University. e-i. on the oeorsetcwn
Prep course II vas the openins
match for both teams and hikh
winds played havoc with the
scores,
Other American u. winners we're
Don Dedrick. Jack oaipa. nill
BlnswanRer and Dick Faillaas.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Phippenny Gets an Ace.
But Terp Golfers Bow
spseisi pispeieh 10 rhs stos

NEWARK. Del, April l6.-Reed
Phippenny. University Of Maryland
golfer. scored q l35-yard hole-i in
one and had the days low score Of
73. but still lost the No. 3 match
to Bill Pie. l down. As Delaware's s
linksmen defeated Maryland. 5-4.
Phippenny's two-over-par score
took medalist honors. while Pie
had q IS playing over the Newark
Country Club course. Maryland
winners were John Armacost and
Jack Call.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Public Courts Open

A total Of 81 public parks tennis
courts opened for the lsle season
today. Advance reservations for
courts may be made through the
once Of Government Services.
Inc. The courts are located at
East Potomac Park. Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets and Park road
near Pierce NH.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Thompson, Yost Winners

CHICAGO. April is R.-Polly
Thompson and Ken Yost Of WASH
ington d. C.. were In the third
round Of the national mixed dou-
bles badminton tourney here after
scoring an upset victory over May
Hellwig and Ed Shields Of New
Rochelle. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
COLONEL Netmsn Score

Pitts and Cooke saved Rich
mon University's netmen from q
shutout As George Washington
scored an 81 victory over the
Spiders at O'Dell courts. The CO.
lonials swept all. singles. although
Scofield had trouble disposing OF
CUNNINGHAM In the No. 1 singles.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Correction

In reporting the burial service
for James William Menefee. for
mer railway postal clerk here. The
Star yesterday enormously stated
that he is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Ruth Menefee. He is sur
vived by his widow. Mrs. Pearle
Menefee, who lives at the family
home, 270l Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Cards Get Back Popoi.
Optioned Too Much
ny the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. April i6.--Pitcher Al
Papai. who recently was optioned
by the st. Louis Cardinals to their
Houston farm, has been returned
to the Cards.
Baseball Commissioner A. B.
Chandler ruled. according to the
Cardinal ONCE. that Papai had
been optioned to minor league
clubs once more than the three
times permitted by the rules.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Mccks Option WeIImoa

DURHAM. N. C., April ID III
outfeider Boh WeIlman of the
Philadelphia Athletics has eeen
optioned TO the 6yraeuse chisfs
Of the international Baseball
League.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Howard Pioys Aztec A. c.

Howard University's baseball
team hoped to get back In the win-
ming groove today at the Aztec
A. c.'s expense after dropping .
1915 decision to Lincoln yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Miss Elizabeth Barnes
Services 10 Be Held
Monday Afternoon

Funeral services win be held at
8 pm. Monday for Miss Elizabeth
Maiott Barnes. 10. prominent
Daughter OF the American Revo-
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Dorney Poole Honored

UNIVERSITY. Miss April 10
R.-The University Of Mississippi
has conferred its highest honor on
Barney Poole. io4S all-America
football end-selection for the Ole
Miss hall OF fame.
Evening star., 1949-04-16
NotionuI Skotsrs Win

National Skatina Arenas roller
team was ] up on Alexandria after
taking last nights special chal-
lenge match on the Virginian's
rink.
Evening star., 1949-04-16

luton ana q
former Census
Bureau employe
who died Thurs
day night In
H o m e o pathic
Hospital after a
short illness.
The services
will be In the
8. II. Hines
funeral home.
1901 Fourteenth
street N.
Burial will be
private.
NKs~. n~~-~~
Evening star., 1949-04-16
Mercer Joins Schweioert

Marvin Mercer viii team with
Dutch achweigert against Bibber
Mccoy and Harry Finklestsin IN
Z two-man mat match at Turner's
next Wednesday.