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Pan American
Mass Attended
BY 1880 Here
Apostolic Delegate
Leads Plea for
Divine Guidance

More than 1900 worshippers
including high officials of the
Latin American Republics and
the United States. filled st. Pat
rick's Catholic Church today for
the 4lst annual Pan American
mass.
The traditional ceremony, In
which the divine spirit is be-
seethed to guild leaders of the
American Governments through
times of world crisis. was led by
the Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicog-
mani, apostolic delegate to the
United States. and the Most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
| of Washington.
Worshippers occupied every
pew in the nave and side aisles
of the church, colorfully decorated
with the flags of the American
nations. Standees filled the rear
of the church as well.
Brannan Attends.
Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan represented President Tru-
man at the services. Almost the
entire diplomatic corps of the
Latin Americas. as well as repre-
sentatives of United States Gov
ernment departments and all
walks of life also heard the i'm
pressive ceremony.
The ancient prayer of Pope
Clement I sounded the keynote
of the services. Pope Clement
incorporated this prayer in a mes
sage to the Christians of Corinth,
Greece. in the 1st Century, when
he warned them to beware the
false ideas that would imperil
their souls.
The prayer calls on Christ to
grant to the temporal leaders of
men health. peace. concord and
f1rmness so that they may. with
out hindrance. exercise the su-
preme leadership Thou has con-
ferred on them
Famed Prayer Used.
Pope Clement also beseeched
the Holy Spirit to erect the earth
ly leaders lin accord with what is
good and pleasing in Thy sight "
The same prayer also offers the
thanks which is traditional at
this season for the blessings be-
slowed on mankind.
The mornings sermon, deliver
ed by the Rev. John Tracy Ellis
of Catholic University. called
on the gathering to give more
than lip service to religion,
morality and Righteousness"
This must be done, DR.. Ellis said.
"if we are to play the role to
which destiny now seems to sum-
mon u.s. These weapons, he
added. have proved themselves the
most stubborn and effective foes
of the materialism and atheism
which the Communist creed rep
resents.
up to this hour we Of the
Western Hemisphere have been
spared the worst features of the
evil system which has fastened it.
self upon SO large a part of old
Europe and Asia" DR.. Ellis said.
1T is with a profound sense of
our gratitude to God for shielding
us from the cruel fate which has
overtaken our brothers. that we
gather here in a spirit of true
Thanksgiving"
Evening star., 1950-11-23
Maryland Women PIon
Session on LEGISLATION

Legislation anticipated at the
1851 session of the Maryland Cen
eral Assembly will be discussed at
1920 am. Wednesday at the State
Legislative Conference of the
Maryland League of Women
Voters are scheduled to attend.
Proposed provisions of the State
Constitutional Convention Act
and revision of State tax pro-
cedures and administration will
be among the topics discussed.
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Defense Leader Named

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
% (SpeciaD John w. Williams,
a member of the Albemarle County
Board of Supervisors, has been
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knows he is not forgotten by some people in
Washington.
These people care about his old age They
know they will be old themselves some day.
Living at the Hebrew Home for the Aged,
this man is a symbol. He stands for thou
sands like hin1-young as well as old-who
are remembered through public generosity
in this community.
He and these other thousands are being
cared Tor in homes like this in hospitals or by
visiting nurses. They are being helped to cope
Evening star., 1950-11-23
On the Air Toniqht

Hear the actual voices of those who know
Washingtons Generosity in Action from the re-
Stations WMAL and WMAL-FM at 10 o'clock
tonight
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peter ]. hagan

$1,000.
S720. DOWN TO VETS.
A, cute little bungalow consisting Of
liv. rm., kit, . bedrms, and bath,
bsmt., large front porch. House
equipped With storm windows and
lot. Convenient to everything.
Terms to non-vets.
S9.S50.
$1,000 DOWN TO NON-VET.
New 2-story asbestos shingle, 5-rm.
and tiled bath Diet. dwelling; LIST
A., 2 lovely Ice. bedrms. and tiled
bath. Very lge. closets. Large lot
75x15O. Cow. located. n blk. from
streetcar, within 3 blks. stores,
S1O.35O.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
gle bunga., consists of liv. rm., din.
tiled bath; Va bsmt., divided into
furnace rm. and playroom, auto.
heat; beautiful lot, picket fence.
$500 to $1,000 down to vets.
Hyattsville location. Close to large
shopping center. schools and transp.
S12,950.
BRENTWOOD.
Lge. brick bungalow, bedrms, Q
baths. liv. rm., din. rm., 4 bedrms
and bath in bsmt.; furnace lac; nm. and nd
storage rm. in bsmt.; outside en-
trance; INV. oil heat; brick screened
front porch; lge. lot with abund-
ance OF trees and flowers; paved
street and sidewalks: excellent To-
cation; convenient to everything.
S13,250.
WOODBRIDGE.
CT pproved-Lovely 5-rm. stucco
bungalow, consisting OF liv. rm., din,
rm, mod. equipped kit, 2 bedrms :,
bath. full bsmt. with outside entr
hot-water oil heat; beautiful lot;
alley alley In rear; Gear gar; very
suburban area.
z ROOMS BATHS.
Large 2-story brick consisting OF
lovely liv. rm. with open fireplace,
family-Size din. room, large fully
eso oor o kitShsn on LIST 9 9 2nd
bath; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; bsmt. has been waterproofed
and painted and has one real nice
finished nm. with pvt. shower bath;
large closets throughout. This home
is in exceptional fine condition. Lot
rear; paved streets and sidewalks.
GIs, $4,000 down. See it today.
S15.95O.
4S11 CHEROKEE STREET.
Army colonel transferred Beautiful
Groom and bath, 2-story brick:
first floor with large living rm. and
fireplace, very large dining room,
modern equipped kitchen; second
floor, 3 large bedrooms and tiled
bath: brick screened porch, full
basement with painted floors and
walls, beautiful leather bar. built-in
cabinets for laundry facilities, out
side entrance, gas heat, equipped
with aluminium storm windows and
screens; large corner lot. Priced
right at S15,Q50. Low down pay
ment to qualified veterans. $4,000
down, non-Vet.
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WEST HYATTsVTLLF

WEST EVANSVILLE
Lovely 3-yr. old shinsled bungalow,
corner lot. full bsmt., gas heat, exp.
attic. dormer windows: assume a lSs
AZ 1st mortgage; price S1l.5OO.
Terms.
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S-Bedrm. Ranch Houses

veteran. Excellent terms to nom
veteran. Large living rm., picture
window. equipped kitchen. dinette.
3 nice sized bedrms., tiled bath,
fun basement. gas heat: outside en-
section OF Kensington. Just a few
blocks from shopping and bus. Oc-
Cupancy In As days. Call Mr.. Cor
don, 10. b-S705.
To reach: Out Connecticut ave. ex-
tended to Lincoln ave. beyond fire
house and shopping center to New
port Mill I'd. Left to Murdoch I'd.
Right to houses.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-I520 K ST. NV.
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ALEX. AREA, S12,5OO

GeO. Mason ITe6n 70.
Realtors. Exclusive Agent
CHI. 1898. EVENINGS and Sundays,
GIL. 046t
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bEllLELL
1915 K st. NV. DI. 300. :
S8,750

All-masonry home on l1s-acre lot,
partly cleared. with beautiful grove
OF giant oak trees; L-shaped living
I'm. and din. rn., picture window,
mod. kit, oil h.-w.h., mod. bath
with 3 bedrms. Vacant. Priced to
sell Immed. poss. Good terms.
About ID min. from Silver Spring.
KENS1NGTON REALTY CO., 10.
5-l105. ID
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BUNGALOW

O4V4O4A DO4NOEAAO"
GREEN MEADOWS, gill Ravens
wood St, just OF Aver rd.-Lge.
liv. rm. with picture window, 2 nice
bedrms., tile bath, equip. kit. with
dinette, stairs, to expand. attic
plumb. roughed in; gas heat: lge.
level fenced lot; mr.. schools, buses,
shopping. Price, $4,000; terms. T.
Y; GREEN; 1884 K st. NV. ST.
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NEW CAPE COD
21O nEO

Detached brick situated on beautiful
lot on. parkway. Large living room
with fireplace and picture window;
dining room with picture window
large enough for full dining furni-
ture; elegant kitchen with breakfast
space. Beauty Craft cabinets. eX-
haust fan. gas stove and refriger-
ator with large freezing unit; ,lst-
floor powder foom and nice bed
room; 2nd floor. 2 large bedrooms
with double closets and full tiled
bath This house is priced consid-
erably below competition. Occupancy
within the next IS days. Ewes. call
Mr.. Stup. ia. 5000. with
BEITZELL
1915 K st. NV. DI. 300. Ia
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OPEN 2 TIL 7 PM.

BRK. BUNGALOW-$12, 800
1914 so. 7th ST. ARL.
50, 500 down. S70.37 per month. in
Guiding taxes, insurance. interest
and principal, will purchase this
ideal home for small family
Living room, kitchen. , bedrooms
and tile bath on LIST floor l large
include partial basement. side
screened porch. large nicely land
scaped lot with grape arbor. shade
and fruit trees. Close to transpor-
tation and shopping. In a community
of lovely homes.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
81. 633S, 3103 N. 10th, OK. 1779.
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BILL CREST HEIGHTS-Brick bung.,
eXpandable attic: rms, firepl.,
bookshelves, fagstone terrace lot,
60xl2O: paved street; 4er loan;
will accept 2nd trust; $1,000 cash
min. 2604 Gather st. Sc. 10.
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OPEN SUN. 2 To PM. 1908
57th ave, Villa Heights (nr.
Cheverly)-Prewar brick, liv.. rm..
an an fm sd t trs O Sooms snS baf s
in bsmt.; oil heat; separate en-
frances: completely anchor fenced;
lovely shade trees. GI or non-Vets,
S12, 500. WA. 1921 or VI. 6772.
60 nnA. a. mn IN MOS story
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N. ARLINGTON
FA. 1855
N. ARLINGTON

7-rm., brick, Dutch Colonial, 10 years
old, excellent location; large living
rm. with fireplace, extra-large dining
rm., full tile bath on LIST floor; 1st-
floor bedrm. 14x13, and den or bed
bedrms. and full tile bath. Base
ment has maids lavatory, laundry
trays and built-in garage; lot, well
Handicapped and fenced; outdoor fire.
place and plenty of shrubbery.
$4,000, terms arranged. Shown
MAC LINDSEY, Realtor
CHI. 5000, OK. 2211, rs N. Glebe Rd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 6

BRICK. EXPANSION ATTIC
1909 Prescott ave-, Takoma PIX.
charming 2-bedrm. home with emit.
hall full bsmt. fenced yard; only
S13, 900. Dir. Out Carroll ave. right
on Flower, left on Jackson, right on
Prescott; Miss Minor on premises.
81. 0775, cox IL CO., ewes, Ashton
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peter ]. hagan

REALToR, 3s41 Saith ST. NE.
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
NEAR CHERRYDALE

NEAR CHERRYDALE
Space for your furniture. This 4
bedrm.. 2-bath house, has a real
living rm., din. rm., mod. kit,
and very lge. library or sunroom;
fiocN; bsmt., garage. yard with trees.
Priced under S22 900. reasonable
financing. Call COL. ARNOLD (retD,
Broker, 300 Munsey Bldg, MA.
1880: evenings and week ends. WO.
TOSQ Ia
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ARLINGTON
SMARTEST MAN
In these parts would be you to buy
this fashionable brick home in ex-
cellent close-in location for S1S.950.
Downstairs bedrm. and tile bath;
. bedrms and tile bath up liv. rm.
with fireplace, dining rm. and equip.
s snd ba tR R Pfm' is sf Tor Fe HaSs
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson blvd. at Rhodes. ia. 4-160O
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Brick Bungalow-$11, $50
ST. 500 CaSh-S80 Month

This 6-rm. and bath home
has a full basement and
beautiful lot. 1t is convenient
to everything and the $50
month includes taxes, interest,
principal and insurance. Call
Mr.. Blackwood, NO. 6597.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
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"VACANT"

An attractive Diet. frame house with
s rms; 3 bedrms,. tile bath; base
ment which has been made into a
complete apt; Just redecorated and
the price is only S12,500. I'M
mediate possession. Call ME. 1143
until 6 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCH-
ANAN Realt0r
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"WHOOP N HOLLO"
scaped. approx. 4 acres BY brook;
about IL mi. from D. C. line, Pts
Getaway, P. G. Co.. Md; l. shaped
rambler. electric kit, din. rm., liv.
rm. with firepl.. 2 bedrms. nursery.
Ia baths: outdoor drepl.; well and
tool houses: oil heat; $4,000,
1895. LII. 4-250l.
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ADDISON HEIGHTS

ADDISON HEIGHTS
Now known as Virginia Highlands)
1000 s. 18th st.. Arlington-Mod-
ern 3-bedrm. corner home, consist
ing Of liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and 2
bedrms. and bath on LIST Il. and large
completely finished bedrm. on End
A.; lot extensively Handicapped: s
minutes TO Pentagon: oil heat, full
bsmt. Total price, S13,95O. Open
REALTY CO.. 23rd and Arlington
Ridge I'd. ia
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ALEXANDRIA
5-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Agar -old, 9-rm. brk. house, lA acres
OF ground, 2 full baths: rec. rn.
large gar. with 3-rm. and bath apt
This valuable ground has an approx.
SCOTT. frontage on hwy. which can
be used commercially if desired. A
good income can be had on property
as 1t now stands. Terms.
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1000; ewes. oV. 1891, ov. 6e77.
Ia
ARLINGTON BUNGALOW
Perfect cond., 6-rm brk. with full
hsmt Ideal location close to every
thing; Approx. IL yrs. old. Only
2 w MULLEN CT k1nA
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5 ACRES

Frame asbestos shingle bungalow; liv.
rm., din rm.. bedrm. and kit. on
1st floor: 2 bedrms. on end floor;
chicken house; about IL miles D. C.
line: stream on rear Of property.
Only 81, $50; $1,000 down. DEWEY
NJ. FREEMAN. 3214 Branch ave. sc.
rTT F7rOO
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DRASTIC SACRIFICE!

O4t4AO ~ O1AO1t41 1OH.
Just over District line, where you
can enjoy life. D. C. fare. Com
Portable, mod. prewar 5-rm. frame
bungalow. exp. attic and bsmt;
offer income producing assets; lge.
lot. garden, fruit trees, det.: garage;
$4,000. Hurry. OWNER, Sligo
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BRICK BUNGA.-5 full rms, ex-
pansion attic, bsmt. Cow. area
close to Landover Hills. Hard to
beat at S12. 900. Assume AZ loan
with small down payment. Call WA.
1900 til 9 PM ROBERT s. DAVIS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FALLS CHURCH

3-bedrm. cottage for $1O,500. with .
baths, on lge. shaded lot; S2,250
down. Cali Gil. 56s7. SARAH
SCOTT Rrnkhr
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Realtor, Builder, 3400 Conn. ave.
EN- 5000.
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OPEN SUNDAY

T So. S. 7 i On i q .a4.s H %iss
40 young fruit trees, about 10
acres cleared. small stream on. back
OF property. 500 IT. on hard-sur-
faced state road. A-mi. to bus.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
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PAY TRIBUTE
TO DR.. DREW

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A me-
mortal service for DR.. Charles r.
Drew, medical director of Freed
mans Hospital and department.
OF surgery Howard University.
Washington, D. c., was held in
Stephen Foster Memorial Hall
University of Pittsburgh, Sat
urday, Oct. 6.
The program, sponsored by the
MT. Ararat Baptist Church. the
Rev. Clarence A. Burrell, min
lister, included addresses by the
Rev. DR.. Ansley C. Moore. minis
ter Sixth United Presbyterian
Church; DR.. Ulysses Wharton.
Allegheny County Medical Asso-
citation; music by the IntercuI-
tural Choir of Pittsburgh. The
Rev. Samuel L. Spear, minister
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
gave the opening prayer and the
benediction was by the Rev.
Samuel D. Rudder, rector The
Church of the Holy Cross. M. C.
Evans introduced DR.. Leon M.
w ad dy, president Allegheny
County Medical Association. who
presided.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-10-14
ASK TRUMAN SPARE II GILBERT
To Protest Death Sentence On
American Soldier In Korea

A meeting to protest the
death sentence imposed on 1t.
Leon Gilbert, who fought in
Korea, will be held on Sunday,
Oct. Is at 3 PM, at the Wom-
ems Service Club, 464 MaSSachu-
sets Ave.
1t. Gilbert who had brilliant
war record in World War II,
was court-martialed on Sept. 6
on refusal to obey orders to ad-
vance. No witnesses were called
in his behalf and he was not
even permitted to speak for
himself. witnesses for the prose-
cution were all white. He was
found guilty and sentenced to
death. The Lieutenant did not
refuse to obey orders but asked
to be relieved from a suicidal
mission. He was a sick man at
the time. All citizens interested
in justice and fair play are
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BY MONROE MASON

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Travel
ing by "Sky Coach" from the
Newark, N J., airfeld to Bur
bank, California, was a thrilling
adventure. A 12=rnile ride by
limousine through palm tree
bordered boulevards to Los
Angeles ended our lcross-country
journey to the Pacific Coast to
attend the 1850 American Legion
Convention.
Festooned in blue and gold, Los
Angeles presented an amazing
scene of beauty and welcome.
Peaks of the Sierra Madre noun
tains encircle this thriving
metropolis and a super abundance
of trees, flowers and shrubbery
adorn it within, making it "City
of Angels" as it is SO named.
Its legendary Spanish architec-
ture adds a marvellous vista to
the industrial and business areas
of the city, whose lofty buildings
are comparable to any in the
largest cities of the nation.
Coming back to the convention
activities is of chief Importance
now, for that is the reason we
are here. First, a report of ar
rival was made to Mrs. Charlotte
Bass, owner and publisher of the
California Eagle, the greatest
colored weekly in California;
thence to the Hotel Morris for
convention accommodations; a
few blocks walk to the Alex
andria and Biltmore hotels, head
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American Legion
Meets On West Coost

quarters respectively Of the
Massachusetts, delegation, for
registration and the national con-
vention corporation for informa-
ton.
Sundays schedule was arduous
but interesting. Church services
in the morning were followed by
an auto ride over Sunset, Adams
and Hollywood boulevards to
Venice, Beverly Hills, Hollywood
and Sugar HILL" the last-named
a habitat of the nations cele-
brated colored movie stars and
millionaires. On its ocean front
is a vast stretch of white-sand
beaches, with bathing facilities
well-known over the world.
Crowds of bathers were enjoying
a gentle October breeze from the
Pacific Ocean.
The American Legion opened
its convention Monday at the
swank Ambassador Hotel, band,
bugle corps and drum corps con-
test finals were held at the
Coliseum; distinguished guests
banquet at the Biltmore Hotel.
Tuesday: Annual American
Legion parade, with thousands of
Legionnaires in line-an 8-hour
pageant witnessed by hundreds of
thousands. The New England
contingent, including the Massa-
chusetts delegation, were impos-
ing as they marched along with
the other departments.
Wednesdays highlight was the
presentation of American Legion
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in love and wants to marry a
colored girl his mothers maid.
Coleman has cast a newcomer
to the Boston theatre scene.
Beulah Wood in the role of the
maid. More familiar faces will
carry the other three roles =
Audrey Newman Burton White
and Davide Newcombe. All will
be remembered in Boston for
their stellar performances in
THE Greener Grass"
AS tickets for the performance
went on sale here this week., it
was announced that all seats are
reserved. Reservations may be
made by calling James Jones.
Garrison 1870, Raymond Jar
Wis, Highlands 2-8903 or Mar
garet Youngblood Kenmore 6-3s
"a. A limited number of the
choicest seats have been reserved
for patrons. If you are interested
In being patron call either of
the above.
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which the church is situated
has been very poorly lighted,
but 1 am glad to say that
several new lights have been
installed recently and there is
great Improvement.
1--WE are all grateful for
your efforts in our behalf.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) OLIVER B. DALE"
In effecting the installation Of
the new lights Trent said he
acted by request. He is president
of the Massachusetts Non-parti-
san League and candidate for the
Massachusetts, House Of Repre-
sentatives. He was forced to
withdraw from the race this year
but will run again for office with
out being obliged to withdraw,
he declared. He said he wars
the people of Ward 8 to know
he did not sell them out and will
make an honest explanation after
election.
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Plans Go Forward For
"Forword The Heart"

Michael T. Kelleher, Boston
Fire Commissioner, will be Hon
orary Chairman of committee
from the Inter-Alumni Council
of the United College Fund that
will present a benefit perfor-
nance Of Bernard Reines' For
ward the Heart" on Friday even
ing, November 10, at New, Eng
land Mutual Hall. The announ-
cement was made early this week
by Walter D. McClane president
Of Council.
Theatre goers will remember
the excellent reviews that the in
ter-racial play received when it
opened on Broadway in 1949. The
Boston production is the first
time that Reines' play will be
seen by an audience off Broad
way. Ralf Coleman will direct
the cast of four characters thro-
ugh which the author tries to
present and analyze the prob
lens of a blind C. /. who falls
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SD Columbus Ave. Boston, Mass.

On this occasion wish thanks the
on han o
many families who
in in
and
be of
wherever upoo seve
Q
my
ali
we in
help andy urpayers
public a muhn dre;c
out the same reliable and efficient service at times feeling
7 in wish
to thank the friends wekhes
can
me n thanking and
o u utue
Register Enharne dEunnal rdSator
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On the organizing committee
are Wilfred Bailey, Chairman;
Louise Clarke, vice-Charman;
Enid Nelson, Secretary; Winona
Byfeld, Asst. Secretary; STAN
ford Hayle, Treasurer; Florence
Reggie Taylor, Music; Gladys
Byfleld, Publicity; Eric Jackson.
Meta Dishman. Nicola sanau,ia
bertha Smith. ina husband
Gertrude Chandler.
This year the Committee pre-
SCENTS its Fourth Annual Pro-
gram on Sunday after next
Oct. %, at $3.50 Pm. at Union
Methodist Church.
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PRAISE TRENT
FOR STREET
LIGHTING

Lenox Street, between Shaw
NUT Ave. and Washington ST.,
location of st. Augustine and ST.
Martins Church, is now better
lighted and the rector and mem
bers of that church are express
ing their thanks to Rudolph l..
Trent of 30 Sarsfeld ST., Rox-
bury, for his services in getting
the additional lights.
A letter to Mr.. Trent from the
Rev FIR Oliver B. Dale, S.S.J.E.,
head of the church, reads in part
as follows:
Dear Mr.. Trent:
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Revoke Gilbert Sentence
NAACP Asks Army Sec'y.

WASHINGTON, october S A
request that the death sentence
imposed upon Lieut.. Leon Gill
bert of the oath Infantry in
Korea be revoked was made this
week OF Secretary of the Army
Frank Pace, Jr., by Clarence
Mitchell, director of the Wash
ington Bureau of the National
Association for the Advancement
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asked to rally to protest to
President Truman, demanding a
stay of execution and a fair in
vestigation.
Speakers at the Sunday meet
ing will include Miss Florence H.
Lusc omb b, Progressive Party
candidate for U. S. Congress in
the Twelfth District; Rev. ]. E..
Jeltz, pastor of Bethel Baptist
Church; DR.. Robert A. Simmons,
dentist, and prominent in civic
affairs; Maude Trotter Steward