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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

M. o. Friesdell and others, to
Jesse Ledley, lot in Redwood, 81.
Martha Jane Robinson to Will
lam and Hazel Bergandine, lot in
plain Citv. 81.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
PROBATE COURT
Will of Emma Hall

Plain City, 81.
PROBATE COURT
Will of Emma Hall
The will of Emma Hall, late
of Jackson Township, has been
entered into probate. She leaves
all her property, both real and
personal, to her husband, Oliver
p. Hall. The will is dated Jan.
10, 1923. Oliver p. Hall was ap-
pointed executor under bond of
$4,000. The estate is valued at
$1,000. Robert F. Allen is the at
torney and Fred Rely, Clyde
Carter, and Clarence Patterson
are the appraisers.
Licensed to Wed
John Fowler, 25, carpenter, of
Marysville, son of Harry Fowler,
and Ruth Carpenter, 81, Marys-
vile, daughter of Roy Carter.
James Franklin Clark, ID, me-
chanic, of Peoria, son of Orlen
Clark, and Hazel Irene Rausch,
Marysville, daughter of Ernest
RauSch.
, 1950-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. Robert M. De Freitas,
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tues. Sept. 10Th & Wednesday
Sept. II, from 10 am u pm g.
2 p. m. to 5 p. m, complete
optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
, 1950-09-26

tons. Perhaps this new law
will give the Virgin Islands the
opportunity to make a brand
new contribution, at a time
when what happens to people
o. color under the Stars and
Stripes has an Importance far
beyond the United States or
the Virgin Islands. but may
spell what success the Nation
has in attracting the vast
colored peoples to support Of
the American way of life, as
contrasted to more extreme
ways.
It may even be, as has been
found in Major League base
ball, that a feared liberal ac-
ton turns out tobe good busi-
mess also.
G. James Fleming
, 1950-09-26

THEN, too, there is an ever
increasing body Of mainland
ers who prefer opportunity to
have their being, without re-
gard to race and color. These
take every opportunity to sup
port, and participate in, those
activities open to all Ameri-
cans. They are the buyers of
books and music by the Ne
gro; even in the South they
crowd dances, intended for
Negroes, to hear Negro orches
tras, and they have been in the
vanguard Of the very evident
change Of climate and attitude
towards Negroes.
Virgin Islands pride them
selves as been different" and
as having an advanced civil
cation in areas Of human rela-
, 1950-09-26
Guest Editorial
CIVIL RIGHTS AND ToURISM

CIVIL RIGHTS AM TOURSM
The NEW civil rights law recently passed by the Viz
gin Islands Assembly has attracted much discussion on the
mainland Most people see it as the most fortnight action tax
en- in this area by any unit of government under the United
States flag They argue that III is not vetoedor sidestepped
it may be exemplary for the rest of the nation. Most impor-
tant, il will stimulate a new code Of action and behavior in re-
sort centers, in most of which the local people, regardless of
their color, are often mistreated or ignored by those who cater
to tourists.
VIRGIN ISLANDERS who expect to get rich from the
tourist trade, need not be unduly alarmed BY the new law,
There is enough evidence to show that Americans can accom-
modate themselves to whatever is the Law" or whatever is
the custom or the right thing" especially if the commu-
nifty spirits dictates such accommodation. There was a time
when it was most difficult, even in New York, for Negroes to
find welcome and courteous treatment in restaurants, hotels,
and other public places; twenty years ago, there were even
movie houses that expected all Negroes to sit only up in the
balconies. Usually p~roprietors were afraid that unrestricted
admittance Of Negro patrons would endanger their business.
Such has not been found to be the case, although it is quite
common to find Negro guests in the best hostehies and other
public places.
EVEN IN III South, where it was once difficult for
Negroes to travel in first class accommodations, we now find
white passengers accepting the fact that tits illegal" and the
policy" for Negro travellers to sit or sleep according to their
means, It is fair to say that this attitude has passed the stoIera-
ton" stage and there is real acceptance, even if not
acquiescence
A-CROSS-SECTION Of the travelling public andth ho-
tel and restuarant-going public would come pretty near be-
ing the same kind Of public that forms the tourists coming to
places like the Virgin Islands. They will follow patterns of
racial differential Of they win follow the broader, more demo-
r-oAS $500 ~ ooononnoJnL.rn@ 41o-~l.Aa - H.
larly in a territory whose peoplesOf high and low degree, are
largely people Of color.
, 1950-09-26
M a r N I N a

w - n ~ IN II @.&# #1
Paragraph 3 is hereby amended to read as follows:
g. When it is the Administrators opinion, or when he
has been authoritatively informed. that the indications are
that the storm is in the Lesser Antilles and apparently NOV.
ing in the direction OF St. Croix, he will cause a second red
flag with black center to be hoisted at the places above indi-
Gated and both flags viii be flown together"
Paragraph is hereby amended to read as follows:
q. When it is the Administrator opinion, or when he
has been authoritatively informed that it appears reasonably
certain that the center Of the storm will pass over or close to
st. Croix, or that the disturbance will be violent, he will so
inform the Director of Police and those mentioned in Para
!. The Director of Police having made previous ar
rangements therefor) will request the rapid ringing Of all
church bells for five minutes. He will also cause the siren to
be blown in each town "a warblng signal of four minutes
duration)"
DONE at Charlotte Amaie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Of the United States, this fifteenth day of September, AID,
1SoO. UmUm
#I1l NORRIS +. de CASTRO
, 1950-09-26
APRoCLAM o N
BY the Governor of the

Virgin Islands Of the United States
Amending Proclamation Of June Is, 1850
Procedure in case of Hurricanes in the Municipality Of
st. Croix, Virgin Islands of the
United States of America
, 1950-09-26

TUEsDAY, September %, 1850
, 1950-11-13
Thqnks A Million!


I take this opportunity to ex
press my thanks and apprecia-
ton to the Voters of Christian
sted Town and Suburbs and
all who helped to make my
to the Council posi-
BILE.
I will endeavor to do all I
can to make this high Office a
satisfaction to the people of
the Community.
Eric H. Carroll
, 1950-11-13
APPRECIATION

I wish to express my graft
tude and appreciation to the
Public and to the members of
the All Club of st. Croix,
who sponsored me as a candi-
date in the Youths contest.
Youth committee: Mr.. Nelly,
sponsors of the All Club, Mrs.
Williams, a teacher of Slob
School, and teachers of
Frederiksted Public School,
with the help of Mrs. Jackson
and all others who have help
me, either in the buying or
selling of votes for the youth
Conference" which will be
held in Washington, DC. on.
81, 1850.
Dolores Christian
, 1950-11-13

Eric H. Carroll
, 1950-11-13
President
NEWS

The SIS "BYFJoRD" is
scheduled to sail from New
York November 10th, and is
due at Frederiksted Novem-
bre 18th, accepting freight for
Guadeloupe, Martinique, ST.
Lucia, Barbados, ST. Vincent,
Grenada, Trinidad, George
town., Paramaribo.
The SIS &C. G.. THULIN"
northbound is due at Freder-
iksted on or about November,
18th, accepting freight for st.
Thomas and New York.
I. Merwin & Co., Inc.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
, 1950-11-13

If the present Coancilmen
fail to do a good job they may
find themselves up against 2
or possibly 8 women in the
next election.
At least it is well known
that two were urged to run in
the last one.
, 1950-11-13

Being a native | know that
almost everybody knows every
body else's business (as in all
af1all towns, Of course). But
the following article in the
, 1950-11-13
To the
To the
E . E

! take this opportunity to
thank you for the support you
gave me at the polls on Nov
ember 9TH. | pledge my con-
tinued interest in the general
welfare of the people Of this
island and Of the Virgin Is
lands as a whole.
THANK YOU" meetings
will be held on the following
dates and places:
Tues, Nov. IA, F'sted Band
stand at $50 p. M.
Other meetings in the rural
will be announced la
ter.
Z. E. HARRIGAN
Member-at-Large
, 1950-11-13

The election is over at last;
now it will take another three
to six months for old friends
to start looking at each other
straight in the eye-that is, if
you did not vote right"
Isn't it surprising how
small some men turn out to
be? That are so cold because
they were on the losing side,
while right thinking people
treated it as just a contest be-
tween
, 1950-11-13

West End News over the sigma
ture of MI. Fritz Morris leaves
me aghast:: Quotation, inpart
although the Chestnut Geld
ing did not win the Black Stall
reference is of course
made to Mr.. Rohlsen and Mr..
Harrigan).
While it is known that Mi.
Morris was in the camp of the
former, pray, tell us, Sir, how
did you manage to classify the
latter!
, 1950-11-13

There were many humorous
happenings at the polls on Nov
7th. For example there was
the lady who greeted one of
anxious town candidates:
, 1950-11-13
N q T G

All persons lsquatters, coIonos) who delivered
suggareane to the Bethlehem Sugar Factory, are entitled
to gallons of molasses for each ton Of cane. This is an
administrative decision since under the 1850 sugar act
the growers are not entitled to receive any molasses.
Growers should carry their own containers to the
Storeroom at Bethlehem any time from Monday to
Friday between the hours of 900 AM. to Pm.
All Growers should endeavor to remove their mo-
lasses by December 81, 1850.
NORMAN S. OLSON
President
Virgin Islands Corporation
, 1950-11-13

Governor de Castro appar-
emily forgot that he is COVER
nor OF ST. Croix as well as
Of the Municipality of St. Tho
mas etc. At least that is what
his welcoming speech to the
famous baseball star Jackie
Robinson indicated. In fact
His Excellency has lost many
friends here since that speech.
, 1950-11-13
DIALoG

Lady: Mr.. : I want you to
know that I voted for you.
Mr. (beaming, & surprised
at support not expected Oh,
thank you, thank you so
much! I will never forget!
Lacy: res, and I gave one
to Mr.. Haywood, one to Mr..
Carroll, one for Mr.. Forbes
and one for Mr.. Jacobs.
One thoughtful voter placed
two ks" alongside of his fav-
orite candidates name.
Councilmen Jacobs & Forbes
met the voters on Saturday
and thanked them for
the support given them at the
Defeat did not make them
It left a good impression.
bitter; they took it in stride.
Camilla
, 1950-11-13

Three or four top notch
ball players now in Puerto
Rico and, of course, everyone
knows piggy" Gerard-are
from st Croix.
, 1950-11-13

On the mainland, despite
the bitter recriminatiens do
not be surprised if tomorrow
you read of Senator Lehman
and Governor Dewey exchang
ing pleasantries.
, 1950-11-13

It was really funny though
how at the very end the visit
or was urged to visit st. Croix
next time, Of course. And it
was even funnier to hear the
famous Jackie finding it diff
cult to-say "St. Croix-an in
dication that he was told at the
last moment that we too are a
part of the Virgin Islands. I,
of course, may be wrong.
, 1950-11-13
PPRECIATIO N

e##&&#
I take this opportunity to
thank the Ooters Of Christian
sted ToOn = Suburbs for their
overwhelming support at the
polls yesterday.
I am anticipating your fall
cooperation IN making the
next ttoo years Of mutual bene-
fit to all Of Us.
HERBERT H. HAYWOOD
Evening star., 1950-06-04
APARTMENTS ukfuRkisHEp

jefferson Village Apts.
Tvo-bedroom duplexes nov renting.
Route SO, z miles from Memorial
Bridge All modern eonyeniences:
play area for children. sos per mo-
Evening star., 1950-06-04
125 VICTOR ST. NE

.70l 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.; l
and 2 bedrms., daily maid service;
monthly rentals Call DU. 1000,
Evening star., 1950-06-04
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

3413 EASTERN AVE. NE, 2 rms,
kit. stove, refsr, pvt. bath. transp.
III 18th sT. N.w.-1nquire in S store;
lge. liv. rm., 2 bdrms. and bath. IS
OPEN I-6i 4s14 5th NV; ali LIST
FIR. 2-fam. hse;; newly dec: pvt; 3
rms, kit, bath: util. furn. A.
1904 18th ST. N.E.-3 rms. and
bath; 4 closets; 10 windows, util.
furn,; young cpl. only. Call MI.
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., liv. rm..
din. rm.,. kit, tile bath; available
June 10th; S95 a month. 81. 1850
days; SH. 6456 ewes. and week ends.
TAKoMA PARK, MD. 1 bedrm iiy.
rm., dinette, kit. and bath, new
bldg; $3.50 incl. util. 81. 1893.
MARLBORO GARDENS APTs-1 bed
rrn., $6s,. including all utils. and
Venetian blinds: immed. occupancy;
applications accepted Mon. thru. Sat. !,
$50 am. to 4:30 pm. seth ave.
and Marlboro pike Sc. -5
APTS.. AVAIL. at Cohur Teri, 800
Defense hwy, Bladenshurg. Nd,
close to schools and shopping centef,
bus Btops ct door. WA. 276s.' -
Evening star., 1950-06-04

ne to five room suites, with or
without service. temporarily spe-
Evening star., 1950-06-04
RMS. APIS. TO SHARE ,cont. ,

REFINED GIRL, share 2-bedroou
apt. with 2 Jewish girls; excellen'
NV. location, AD. 446o. before
Sth ST. N.w.-congenial girl t.
sns. sasEs trapsp; Srm ae Ssh oR "a
1881. after 8 pm. 10
LADY, 3O-40.. to share lovely apart.
NV OR. 5592.
REFINED GIRL, church member x
share clean, quiet apt. GL. 1891
NV. sECTIoN-Gov't woman viii
share spacious cool modern pedrm
apt with one other woman. Excel
transp. Box 1851 Star.
YOUNG MAN to share bachelor apt
$40 per mo. MI. 1is4. after 2 m
DOWNTOWN, opposite statler Hotel
Christian lady would like to share
With lady separate bedrooms; $50
per mo-; no extras. RE. 1888
NV. EFFICIENCY APT. in modern
sirl. Hi. p Ap. Ss4s. guar WIN
JEWISH YOUNG LADY int'd in shar,
Ing apt. with one other; NV; cal
Bernice Days, st; 64oo' Ext. 2655;
WANTED. ssSii b. MoiHER fEa1R AND CHILD to
share duplex apt. in Arl. with
mother and child. Car not neces-
saryi refs. exchanged. OV. 56s7.
LADY, not over 40 to share apt,
nr. 3rd and Hamilton, close to
transp. and shopping. GE. 8S17.
duplex apt. with middie-aged wo-
man. Conv. NV. location. GE. 1896.
ONE or 2 GIRLS to share attract.
5-rm. apt. with l.; Conv. transp.
to Pent. and dwnt. Wash. Gil. 243o'
yoSSc0' etSS LADY, to share small apt.
WILL SHARE 8 RIM. APT. in mod.
Rvg f5R IT, re- RES 466 zis6 aey Ez Gs ssa4 h1ss Is
YOUNG MAN viii share a conv. NV.
L bedrm; apt. NO: 1873.
ONE GIRL. under .35. to share apt;
utilities. maid Service; n. H.: neal
Dupont Circle; $50 mo. Call Ho.
LADY TO SHARE apt; in apt. bldg.
with l other. vic; 18th and Mass.
acdi oR Z e GIRLS 1t taiTF WANTED to share 8
Im; apt. with another. Call RE.
i GIRL TO SHARE compl. turn. apt.
Would WI GikE GiRdE ssnea ff RI girl stSi so
comfortable ne. apt. with Latin
girl; refs EXCHANGED. AT. S196.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will share
2-bedrm. apt. In Rosslyn with con-
genial woman. GL. 1852:
WEST HYATTSvILLE. Md bed
room. twin beds, cheerful home to
share with l girl, 30-40; conv:
transp; and shopping; S35 mo. Call
NICELY FURNISHED apt. 10th ST..
vic. modern apt. bldg.; pvt. bath.
2 refined young ladies. HO. s2ll.
LADY WILL SHARE, eonv. to transp,
mooern apt. with uss Of laundry
and cooking privileges; pvt. bedr1n
Prefer Catholic. RE O630. Apt.
GIRL. 81 81 OR 2e. to share } rm. and
pvt bath apt. with another. Every
thing furn. Call ia. 4-1575.
COLORED-WILL SHARE duplex apt.
with young couple or single man.
Call LU. 1-74S0. =
COLoRED GIRL to share apt. with
another, girl; bedroom, kit, lily.
rm and bath. TW. 0007 before 6.
COLORED GIRL, to share with an
other; all privileges. Ii. 4-19S9.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

BASEMENT AFT, sep. entrance,
% Bath; oRi ueilities % furn ano Gs siso garage n;.
for rent; couple preferred. Call
SS;;3o-12 an: or Sunday all day.
FIRST Rsis FLooR APT. 18th and r sts
NV; Nicely furn. apartment within
rms. Kit. bath with shower. and
/ lge. back yard; .util. included. Apply
1884 18th street NV. A.
STUDIO APTS., downtown: $50 per
mo-; avail. Immediately. Phone MI.
1918 sth ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. bed
rm., kit, dinette, next to bath
shower; telephone in rm.; cow. loc.;
HHRVARp fHR1s iSS0isi ST. near 14th st. NV.
Large 3-rm; bsmt; apt: Separate
walls; $3.50 mo-. incl. util. EN-.
AiSSIafSSeEoszPsdsn.; iSaSS T s -. ,iv; zm:, 81:
IN f%Dl RM s9uDls h,S Snlyi RG SH. $5ss; sedrms @
baths. 1928 Lanier pl.. Apt. Col;
S160 mo. Can be seen bet. 2-6 pm.
e-RM. APT, all util. incl; semipvt.
1888 ssth EAsr GE o7ss eAPTf6E Fl NE ssfe g
bedrm., and kit. with inciosed porch,
bath; empl., quiet cple.; $40, includ.
gas and elect. No children. AT. 3045.
FIRST FLOOR 3-RM. APT, nicely
furn., NV. All util. pd.; $50 mo.
Suit. for 3, 4 girls or cple. MI. 0129.
Sc, Mr.. CORAL THEATER-Iiv.
rm;. bedrm., kit. dinette, bath; all
1869 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit; newly furn. nr. trans.
Working couple. TU. 1911. a
GEORGETOWN, 1882 3Ist ST. NV.
For , or men or girls. All day
Sat. weekdays 4 to z. -5
furnished apt. with two men now
using this apt. $3.50 per month
each; near 18th and Madison SITS.
MoDERSS RiS SiH2sEEi s2,BEiDFoSos RS s7oai 4ipr.-Jun.
15 to Aug; Is, $110 mo-: sc. section.
1883 SIS MINTWooD STTa pL. Nw.-s rooms,
share bath with 2; COW. to shoppins
CLEAN. Cool, 3 rooms and bath,
furn.; employed couple; private entr.
MCLEAN MAi S'asi GARDENS VIC: dupler1 apt.
liv. room. 2 bedrooms. kit. and bath;
Sl25 incl. util.; adults. GE. 743l.
COOL, MODERN. 2-bedroom ant. with
screened porch. large yard, auto
matte washing machine and unlim
phone. Avail. for July and August.
IL. 6-77s7.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
ROOSEVELT HOTEL
[ASTLETON HOTEL,

10th and v Streets NV.
One to five room suites, with or
without service. temporarily spe-
cially priced.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.; l
and 2 bedrms., daily maid service;
monthly rentals Call Du. 1000.
125 VICTOR ST. NE.
North Of Catholic University. This
modern de luxe apt. consists; Of large
liv.- room, dinette, kit, bedroom,
bath; large bSmt., and is in q conven-
lent, in-town. 1-bus-fare location;
rent, S110 plus utilities; nicely fur
nished; available immediately, open.
For inspection call RA. 1859. a
COLORED-2-RM. APT, furnished,
with twin beds, liv. rm.; suit. for 2
men or 2 women. AID. 1894. -
COLORED-1 LARGE RIM. and kit,
nicely furn., NV. section, for Govt.
employed, couple. Phone NO. 3576
Sunday or MI. 1877 weekdays
COLORED-FURN. liv. rm. and bed
room, share kit; refined, empl.
couple; upper NV. After pm.
Ia. 0509.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
GOODACRE APTS.

ige. rms. Ice. closets, all modern
conv., / blk. from Flower Theater
and new shopping center, on busline:
S97.50 and SS5. utiis. incl. Apply
S619 Ptney Branch rd,, .Sil. epg.,
Nd. SL. 7111. Open daily. $3.50:
Evening star., 1950-06-04
CONN. AVE. =

mn. Of1ONEdAM dUIEL
Reminiscent of New York's smart
race, lg. liv. rm. din. rm. comb; Q
very lge. bedrms.. modern kit. and
bath; excel. closet space; pvt, en-
trance hall and stairway; beauti-
fully furnished and decorated; $500.
Call MISS BENTLEY, NO. 5000 or
Evening star., 1950-06-04

FROM $72.50 A MONTH
One bedrm., liy. rm., dining alcove.
Kit. and bath; 4 mi. from White
House, 5 minis. from Lincoln Me-
mortal Bridge in Arl., Va: phone
EN-. 567S between 9-5 pm" week
days only.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
July Excel. 4-room

AVE. S.E.-2 bedrooms.
,it. .-dinette; comfortably
I refined adults: pvt.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

1913 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Liv.
rm... bedrm.. kit. and bath: rent
500 per mo. All utils. incl
bedrm.. iiy. rm.. kit, dinette, bath;
rent, S115 per mo.
See janitor to inspect Sat. or SUM-,
thereafter inquire Apt 81 a
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
/ ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt, tub and
or Q; full hotel service; no time
limit: 600 Goth st. NV. Ma. 1926
Evening star., 1950-12-07

ming cake bakers, those home
makers whose cakes win top
honors at State and County Fairs
"bake-tested" AUNT JENNA for
Silver Cake and DEVILS Food -.
and 881, (92%) Of them voted
AUNT JENNA Cakes every bit
as delicious as their otDn 1oonder-
fuI homemade cakes. That's the
highest recommendation you
could have so try AUNT
JENNA Mixes and bake a prize
winning cake every time. No eggs
or milk required.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Highlands Group Defers Hager Report Action Again

ton backed a plan offered by the
Hillcrest Citizens Association to
establish an adult education pro-
gram in the Anacostia High School
at night.
Milton Lift, research director of
the Washington Housing Associa-
ton, addressed the Washington
Highlands group on slums and
their social and economic effects
on the community.
Elmer Hallowell, president, con-
Quoted the meeting in the Patter-
son school, South Capitol and
Darlington streets.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
by the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Tt
does not pay to scof at the great
est knife thrower in Mexico"
A man died yesterday from a
deep knife wound in his neck,
because of his disrespect for the
greatest knife thrower in Mex
ico."
John Hamer. Carl Strong and
Raiffe Lilly were standing in the
hallway of a hotel when a man
they had never seen before ar
rived. He had a hunting knife
IN his hand and announced that
he was the greatest knife thrower
In Mexico"
Mr.. Hamer laughed and offered
10 stand against a wall while the
man demonstrated his skill.
The man threw and missed Mr..
Hamer by a couple of feet. The
Evening star., 1950-12-07

nomical way with LaCHOY Mixed
Chinese Vegetables, LaCHOY
Chow Mein Noodles and LaCHOY
Soy Saucei (Simple directions
are on the label.) You'll find La
CHOY Mixed Chinese Vegetables
lend exotic flavor-charm to plain,
inexpensive dishes and leftovers,
too. So stock up. And send for:
FREE RECIPE BOOKLET
e. "Ths Arts g Secrets of
Chinese Cookery. Address
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison
Ave. New York Is, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-12-07

The Washington Highlands Citi-
Zens' Association last night post
poned. for the third time, action
on the controversial Hager report.
The report, sponsored by Wal
ter E. Hager, president of Wilson
Teachers College, recommends
the merger of that institution and
Miner Teachers College for Ne
groes. DR.. Hager is out of the
country now, but he has signified
his willingness to discuss the plan
with the association next month.
In another action, the associa-
Evening star., 1950-12-07

LET YOUR HOME SAY "Merry
Christmas!" to the whole neigh
borhood! It's easy to decorate
with light and your GENERAL
ELECTRIC lamp dealer can give
you lots Of ideas to make your
home shine with holiday cheer.
And he can supply you with all
the right lamps for either indoors
or outdoors. Don't forget to buy
a few extra lamps for spares.)
And I'll be glad to send you
GENERAL ELECTRIC'S free
booklet of Christmas lighting
suggestions. "Bright Ideas".
Address Nancy Sasser, 271 Madi.
son Ave-, New York 16, New York.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPIES

Miss B. Green, Box 361, Davis, Okla,
writes: "For three years my face was
covered with large pimples caused BY
an external condition. I decided TO try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After
using them for three weeks wasgrsatiy
relieved; and now the pimples sre en-
tHely gone." Cutieura may help you tool
Buy CuticHa at your druggist todayi
Evening star., 1950-12-07
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
JERUSALEM, Dec. Israel
complained to United Nations off,
cials here today that an ARAB
Legion ambush" on the disputed
road to Elath in the Negeb Desert
has cost the life of one Israeli
officer.
The reported incident occurred
about 10 miles south of the spot
where Jordan and Israeli forces
engaged in a gun duel Sunday
morning.
Immediately after Sundays
clash, the U. N. ordered a cease
fire and troop withdrawal. Jordan
Evening star., 1950-12-07

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