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Evening star., 1950-09-08
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ANY Tv SET expertly repaired;
S1.50 plus list price of parts. Day
or night. RE. 2233. IA
Evening star., 1950-09-08
HELP MEN & WOMEN tcon.D

EASY. EXTRA MONEY, sell Christ
mas cards. personal stationery.
napkins; country's outstanding line;
no exp. needed: sell on sight; SAM
pie folders free; boxes on approval
COLUMBIA Art STUDIOS Dept.
WI, $50 F st. NV, Room 500.
APT. HOUSE MANAGER. 10 units;
in Alabama Give ref. and expert
ence. Box Ally, Star.
CARETAKER, Christian couple re-
tired on pension. to care for nice
home in country. For info, call
GE. 1895. 10
DRAPERY AND LAMP BUYER, large
Southern hcme furnishing store;
must be thoroughly familiar with
buying, displaying and selling Of
fabrics and lamps. Box 464-V, Star.
-12
MAN AND WIFE to assist IN opera :
tion Of motor court; exper. in main
tenance work helpful. Salary and
living quarters. Box 112-Y, Star.
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA CASH
Amazing profits selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards.
Stunning personaliZed cards, 80 for
81 UP. Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes, metallicS, stationery, gift
items. Bonus plan. Sample kit on
approval. Write. phone or visit
MASTERCRAFT, 1911 G st. NV,
Wash. 5. DI. O90S.
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TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, 81. As;
other sizes propor,- low; used trucl
CO.. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50
$3.50 up: TOMS AuTo SERVICE ICE
NC 635 N ST NV. MI 24OO
TRAINS-Over $500 worth of cleo
tgeo srte train ain sHgga eqntgment' 4 engines
$32 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
TYPEWRIrERS. new ana rebuilt
one-year guarantee: terms; Our 40th
Sat Ii a-00sa Easy BARKING
TYPEWRITERS-Corona-Smith. lik,
new. $3.50 model; our price. $40 so
Woodstock Upright. $3.50. Bar
gains also in radios and mems cloth
ing. THE EXCHANGE, SOL G NV
VACUUM CLEANER, Rexair, practi.
cally new. reasonably priced. 1851
VACUUM c 'tCLEANERs-1ast call a.
n ness SEQ low ws ITcfI fbev YSg St ssys so
Royal, s3S. .95; Hoover. Si4,5o; Elec-
trolux. $3.50. Few others. 1912
vACUUM CLEANER. Duplex, baby
esf1Fiagfs Sa1 affsr stSdtS cough t end tables
vARI-TYPER, new model, AGO; price,
vARiTYPER, ART PER re; Excellent aHen cond.: 1s-
inch carriage. automatic justifier,
Rachel spacing. so different fonts
y2otTg # tYse rssnah ca HI vesy sy4e os suitable
Student work. OK write yfs Mr. Mrs. Sussa'Fs n. F.
Washington 90, D. C. 1os
WASHER, Prima;. spin-dry; good con-
dditIioonn; Ion; $50. LA. e-s215 or La.
TssHFtEs'n:sE ssss9 sg ssSs xA ARo
wasHHS sss5sisa ssHs'1 ss ca. fR'f no. "G5s!Rs ss9y
WASHER. new 1850 auto; forced to
sell, moving: reasonable. CAN after
WASHERS, good, used, recond., guar.
Wystsrmatie; va g1 50 S5g Kenmore sY1 ne
others. Also ironers; also washers
for rent. DISTRICT MEC. Co,
6O23 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 1902;
WASHING MACHINE. latest model
Fes ses Drifs NArfosaG E1Ee fsls
3720. 10
wringer model in working condi-
tion: reasonable. OR. 1850. 3
WASH. MACH, baby size. used g
mGnthsi TggG sitsr neE' y s3a; SELL $50. EN-
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4O%
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
l911 Nichols ave Sc LU $4,000
WASH. MACH, West. Laundromat
dem, S229;95. P, o. SMITH, S. &.
s., INC, 1914 H st. me-, Ii. 3-2545.
WATER COOLERS, sale OF rent; we
install JOHN G, WEBSTER. since
1912. 627 F St NV. ST. 61O0
WATER HEATEkS. usGd. sale, 20.
30-Eal.: from SIS: guar. JOHN
@ NFPSTFR CO S27 p st NV
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes,
shovels. picks. hand tools, etc. Ex.
3527. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
WINDOWS-R. o. w, 2.Sx4.6, brand
new; cheap. Lincoln. 4-54s9. g
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HELP MEk AND WOMEN

THE HECHT co.
SILVER SPRING STORE
HAS SELLING POSITIONS
AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING
DEPARTMENTS!
ACCESSORIES
READY-TO-WEAR
CHILDREN'S WEAR
HOMEWARES
GULL AND PART-TIME)
THERE ARE ALSO VACANCIES
IN NON-SELLING JOBS IN
THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:
STENOGRAPHER
with Secretarial Ability
For Executive Offices
BARBER Experienced in
CuCClng CnllQren'S Ha1r).
Interviews are being made
all week for these interest.
ing positions. Come in anc
learn about our company
benefits, which include dis.
count privileges on pur.
chaSes.
STORE HOURS:
Mon. and Fri.-12:3O to 9:3O pm
Other days-10 am. to sos pm
APPLY IN PERSON
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
FIFTH FLOOR
CORNER FENTON ST.
AND ELLSWORTH DR..
SILVER SPRING, MD.
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TIRE BARGAINS

11CI O121tO121INO
Recap now with COLD RUBBER
guaranteed IL mos. or 10000 mi
6.9ox16. $3.50; 6.5Qx15. S6.95i
6.50x16. $7.75: 6.70xl5. S6.e5;
7.1Ox15. S7.75: 7.60x15 81 95
BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903 Lee hwy.
Arl., Va. CHI O024. Seven Corners
Falls Ch., FA. 2l77. 10th and N
irving, Arl. OW 744o
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20ee TO 70se ON NEW SAMPLE
CL0SE0UTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: RSaa Three piece maple or or
s445o pair ses Of tWn as modern wanus
beds, chest and dresser and mirror,
was S259.50. now $139.50; 3-piece
genuine mahog. set made finest way,
was $259.50. now S134.50; 3-piece
solid cherry set with double dresser
and tall spool bed and chest, wa;
poster. bed. double dresser and mir
ror, chest on chest, was. $425, now
S2S7.50; mahog. or maple fine beds
In all sizes. were $3.50. now $3.50,
Many more items too numerous to
mention. Open Saturdays.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany, new
condition. complete with glass tops
BEDROOM SUITE. new. modern sill.
yer-grag graagg. walnut; real buy; Sl95'
BEDRM. SUITE, red Chinese LACQUER.
ported from Europe. 5000. OIL, 5002
BEDRM. SUITE-Mahogany dble bed
excel. springs and mattr.. bureau and
vanity; 500; WI. 3292.
good condition; S1O0. sH. 1907.
BEDROOM SUITES twin maple.
Sl50; doubles IN walnut. S125 and
500: good condition. WO. 4766.
BEDROOM SUITE. solid mahogany, .
piece; poster bed. box springs. mat
tress. dresser. $120. OW. 9O32 %
BICYCLE, 3-speed English, practical
ly new; best offer. Call LA.
6-SS45 10
BICYCLE. girls 2 wheel, 20-inch
bicycle. good condition; $50. Tuck
BICYCLE. boys Schwinn, like new:
mahogany dresser without mirror;
wing-back liv. rm. chair. 81. 02s2
10
BICYCLE, 2S": fair condition: wagon,
20" length. Reasonable. Ewes,
Temple 2075. Ill
Evening star., 1950-09-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE
rates. NO. 7122, WI. 0274. -12
MODEM TRAINING in beauty eul.
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
III tTe"
PIANO INST. beginners. Compliment
tary demonstration les7on Sat. 1717
Allison st: nv. RA: Si61.. -S
handicapped children. Diploma from
Rome, N Y; taught in Vineland,
N. j. For information ia. 0l60.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR Man tutor.
private lessons: stenographers. etc;
Evening star., 1950-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

mtSS6hLANEOOS fOk N6Nt
HOSPITAL @ AT. BEDS, BEDS. IDEAL BE IBsEEDpNc
NV National 1904.
REFRlGERAToRS, washing ma.
chimes, sun lamps, etc.; reas. rates.
DISTRICT ELEC. CO., 5O23 Wis.
ave. NV, Wo. 4902. Ia
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIoUES--Furniture. oric-a-prac.
china, glassware. rugs. stlverware.
ea slp''nzi MURRA9 Rsa''' ssfs Saass'
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. siiverware. jewelrS
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
.vss .its GsI' GM d4ss h9ai' sesal' cH 'sss'
ANTIoUEsnR;ic-s. .TI,.sL - ~: .Drae, china, sil.
THE-HOUSE-OF-GIFTS,
l43S Wis. Ave NV NO. 0300.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
.nonds OF any description; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK 614 18th st NV.
BEDROOM dining room, contents Of
ia. 2937; after Z pm, GE. I4i6.
BOOKS. large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 eth
st. NV, ME- 5995.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds. any
quantity: and removed at our ~:
Pa ave W.. ST 669S.
FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought AID 1919.
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT & LANDON CO. 1866.
FURNITURE VII Guy entire con.
tents or ODD pieces Also old -hina,
eric-a. orac snylne and selling fot
% years HoPWooDs nSGD 9th and q
FURN. -Eniire household contents,
old glassware silver misc chinai
highest prices s FURN excH.
GAS RANGES. gas refgr.. furniture
heating stoves. ACME STOVE co.
cnI III Z 7sh ,,.t St nv, nv NJ Ma ss52 ~
mum. teeth, discarded iewelry We
pay 81 ass sssh : $. A nv Kahn, INC IS Years
LATHE OUTFIT. Small bench metal
turning: or trade motors. CARTY,
1908 14th st. NV, NO. 0224. III
OLD picture frames,
clocks, china. furniture. silver, etc.
PIANo-Win some one who has q
piano. not in use, donate or sell it
cheap to be used In recreation for
the blind? EX. 1884 or EN-. 6e46.
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or TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks

SHORTHAND or TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
speedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Low Cost. Enroll Any Time.
Day or Night
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
1406 G st. NV, Sterling 2252
Learn TYPING-se Month
Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice of Hours from Q a.m.-9 pm.
TYPING SCHOOL
1408 G st. NV. STerling 2252
Shorthand
Dictation-Any System
For Speed and Accuracy
So Month-Enroll Any Time
SHORTHAND SCHOOL
1406 G St. NV, Sterling 1852
COURT REPORTING
100 14O to 200 w.p.m. for court and
Government work; certificate issued !;
all methods used. 6-S pm. Only
SIS mo: Enroll today. BOYD
COURT REPORTING SCHOOL, 700
18th, cor. G.. NV; Ma. 2340.
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
Established and approved 1947. Men
and women successfully trained in
Real Estate practice. Learn and
earn. onr school is endorsed by
prominent realtors; brokers and busi-
recess starts Monday, Sept. 1S. In
auire RE. 2295 or AID. 1922. The
SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE, 1888
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-08

TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio. Emerson. GE ADMIRAL
Zenith. etc. Call till II ON
DI. 0880
Evening star., 1950-09-08
LUMBER

ARMY SURPLUS
2x4's, 2x6's. 1-INCH LUMBER. ALL
LENGTHS.
BETTER THAN NEW
AT A FRACTION OF NEW LUMBER
COST.
FROM Sc PER FOOT
ASBESTOS BOARD, INSULATION
BOARD, IN PERFECT CONDITION
2 WALK-IN PORTABLE COOLERS
HARRIS WRECKING CO.
BLDG. T c. "a. 9TH AND GUNsToN
FIT. BELVOIR. VA.
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SOIL PIPE

NV and used in full lengths, all
fittings. lead and oakum; new toilets
and tanks. ACE WRECKING &
BLDG. MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI.
ave. me-, LU. 4-0500 8
sTENOGRAPH MACHINE. used 6
Evening star., 1950-09-08

FURNITURE SALE-Brand-n bed
rm., din. rm., liv. rm. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc. at great savings. LION 5TOR-
AGE BLDG, 460 New York ave. n W.
Daily, 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 4310
Evening star., 1950-09-08

New, complete with spigots and taps;
also new grade A close-coupled
toilets and tanks; new toilet seats
ACE WRECKING & BLDG. MA
TERIAL CO., 4002 Minn. ave. me-.
LII 4-0k00 a
, 1950-01-13
answers

|. The 21st amendment repeal
ing prohibition cancels the 18th
amendment enforcing prohibition.
2. The usual rate of growth is
three-eights to three-fourths of an
inch in a month.
8. A parabola is a kind of curve;
a parable is a story which teaches
a moral.
4. Alaska and Hawaii.
S. six.
, 1950-01-13
DE CASTRO

ahead of all of us, but there is
nothing 50 difficult that work
ing together cannot be resolv-
ed satisfactorily. / offer our
people, as Acting Governor
and Government Secretary, a
continued fair and impartial
approach to all problems. / ok
pect that you will offer them
the same. May God guard and
guide and protect US all III the
days ahead"
, 1950-01-13
FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands = Puerto Rico

Partly cloudy to occasionally
cloudy with scattered showers to-
day, tonight and Saturday. Mod
crate to fresh east northeasterly
winds with moderate gusts.
Maximum temperature 80
Minimum temperature So. Sc
Precipitation;
"a hours ending midnight .16
Total since January / 1.55
Total for January 1.55
Total January 1949 2.91
Relative humidity
at II a. m. Observation-Disclosures
Wind dir. & velocity ENE %
, 1950-01-13
SPORTS REVIEW
by Gregory Hodge
ELKS AND SENATOR'S

The Elks and Senators will
continue their game, which
was stopped because of time,
1000 a. m. Sunday. Both
teams scored 4 runs in seven
inning at bat.
, 1950-01-13

enough apprentices to put over
this particular undertaking.
Administrator Taylor, in
terested in the project as an
example of community self
help, will insure the full coope
ration of the Public Works and.
other Departments of the Mu-
nicipa1 Government. OF course,
there is the cost Of labor and
materials; but the. commits
sioners are sure that that prob.
lem will be solved when it is
reached. Just now they are
taking the first important step
of creating the talent to do the
ioh
, 1950-01-13
CITIZENS

The connection Of these i'm
provements to the homes of
the citizens is a simple plumb.
ing problem in which the repu
tation, comfort and happiness
of every inhabitant of the city
is involved.
The two st. Croix members
of the Virgin Islands Appren-
tice Commission Believe that
they have the answer. With
the help Of the school authori-
ties, c~ivic-minded plumbers
and public cooperation from
all classes of citizens, the Com
mission plans on training
, 1950-01-13
ELKs VS. CARDINALS

Immediately following the
first game the Elks and Cardi-
mails will clash. After this the
Braves will meet the Elks to
finish out the afternoon.
, 1950-01-13
PUBLICATION

the Municipality of st. Croix
Gncluding a minor) who had
$500 or more gross income in
1919 must file an income tax
return for that year with the
undersigned Collector of Inter
nal Revenues, not later than
March Is, 1850, which must re
lport income from all sources,
such as salaries, wages, in
lterest, fees, commissions, in
come from businesses, rents.
farming and investments, as
well as lottery prizes.
There are now three types
tof Individual returns, viz: (1)
Form 1040A for income of less
than $4,000 which consist en-
Itirely of wages reported on
Withholding Statements
forms (W-2), or of such
wages and not more than 500
total of other compensation.
dividends and interest; (2)
Short-form 1040 for incomes
of less than $4,000 derived
from all sources, where deduc
tons are not itemized and the
tax is determined by refer
ences to the tables on page 4
of the form; and 81 Long-form
1040, for use where itemiza-
ton of deductions is desired in
the case of incomes of less
than $4,000, and for all in
comes of more than $4,000.
The 1949 forms are now
available and may be procured
from the Department of Fin
ance, either at Christianstec
or Frederiksted. It is the duty
of every Individual subject tc
file an income tax return tc
procure the necessary form
and to file such return and pay
the tax or balance Of tax
shown thereon by March Is
1850 in order to avoid the i'm
position of a penalty.
The Department of Finance
will render any assistance re-
quired by taxpayers in the
preparationtof their returns.
Christiansted, st. Croix.
January 10, 1850
L. n. CONRAD.
Collector Of Internal Revenue,
st. Croix.
, 1950-01-13
CARDINALS VS. BRAVES

At loo p. m. the Cardinals
will meet the Braves for the
first time.
Both teams will be playing
to get out of the cellar.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
Air Force Group Wins
Cr0ix de Guerre

WASHINGTON, O.C. \NNFA1
The Air Force announced FRI
day that seven officers of the
332nd Fighter Group have been
awarded the Croix de Guerre with
Palm by the French governbent
for participating in the invasion
of southern France and aiding
in the liberation of France.
The 332nd Fighter Group orig
inally was the 99th Pursuit Squad
ron, trained at the Tuskegee
Army Aif Field and committed to
combat on June 1, 1943. After par
ticipating in the North African
and Italian campaign, it operated
from italian bases as part OF
the Mediterranean Coastal Air
Force. The squadron was expended
into a group in 1914.
Heading the officers of the
332nd Fighter Group awarded the
Croix de Guerre with Palm is
Colonel Benjamin o. Davis, Jr.,
who commanded the group and
also Lockbourne Air Force Base
until both were recently deactiv-
ated in conformity with the Air
Force policy of racial integration.
Colonel Davis is now assigned to
Air Force headquarters in the
Pentagon at Washington.
Other officers who received the
French medal were:
Major Edward C. Gleed of Law
renee, Kansas; Major Andrew d.
Turner of Washington, who was
killed in an airplane accident near
Lockbourne Air Force Base in
1947; Major Lee Rayford, also of
Washington, whose latest known
assignment was Lakeland Air
Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Capt. Melvin P. Jackson, of
Mississippi; Capt. Edwin B. Law
renee, of Cleveland, Ohio, who was
killed while over Greece in a
strafing mission, and Capt. Al
fonzo w. Davis of West Virginia,
who was killed in the European
theatre.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
Cancellation Of
Debt Is Voted

WASHINGTON, Aug. % = On
President Truman's desk today
was measure designed to cancel
$3,0O0,0O0 in flood control indebt-
edness of the Yuma Valley Water
Users Association.
The measure, already passed by
the Senate, was approved yester-
day by the House. It includes a
provision for writing off a portion
of a similar debt charged to the
Imeprial Valley District Associa-
ton.
Representative John Murdoch,
Arizona Democrat, said a trend
toward writing off flood control
debts charged against Southwest
ern water users organizations has
developed since flood projects in
the East generally are paid for
by the Federal government or fin
anced by federal-state co-opera-
opeIoIoO lueseId eql 10 emoS
River flood works debts date back
to 1907.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25

Last Tuesday morning Phoenix
buzzed with excitement. The usu-
ally quiet complacent morning was
awakened by screaming sirens and
fast moving officers from both the
Sheriff's office and our local po-
lice department. The cause of this
unusual activity so early in the
morning was a reported robbery
at one of the Safeway stores To-
Gated at COG West Washington
Ave., of $4,000 about 7:15 am.
One of the bandits was captured
less than an hour later and nearly
30 police and deputy sheriffs sur
rounded the area and were making
a house to house search in the vi
cinity of 18th Ave. and Durango
Street for the second.
The bandits set the stage for
the robbery by cutting hole in
the roof to gain entry. They took
some ladders being used by car
penters remodeling the building
to get on the roof and down into
the store. This was accomplished
after midnight Tuesday morning
about 100 am. Here they spent
the night enjoying beer and few
knick-knacks awaiting the arrival
of someone to open the safe for
them.
About day-break the two men
donned a butchers apron and cap
worn by employees only to allay
suspicion Of passersby and moved
freely about the store.
Grove, the manager, arrived at
about z am. to open the store. He
went to the rear and unlocked
the door for C. w. Forster, cab
met maker and his young helper,
Jim Riley, who were employed in
Iremodeling the store. After admit
ting them, Grove walked around
to the front Of the store and ad-
mitted Everett A. Black, a sales
man for Borden Milk Company.
When the two carpenters walked
into the wrapping room and turned
on the lights they looked down
the barrels of the guns of the
bandits, one a shotgun stolen the
night before from a local store.
AS Grove and Black walked to the
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
FLASH
Especial to Arizona SUM
Arizona Girl Wins
|EIks National Beauty
Contest In CHICAGO

Betty Jean Con1ey, recently
chosen MISS ARIZONA" in q
State Wide b auty Contest,
reigned as Queen at the Ma
tional Convention of the Inde-
pendent Benevolent Protective
Elks of the World, held in Chi
cagO, last night.
Miss Conley, 16-year-old High
school student was the unani-
nous choice Of 1900 delegates.
j. Finley Wilson was again
elected as the Grand Exalted
Ruler of this Order. "Details
next weekly
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
Water Service
Ends Flat Rate

The ordinance making it pos
sible to eliminate flat rate water
services went into effect August
/, but no change-overs will be
made before October 1 among the
1900 flat rate users. Regular
crews of the division of water
and sewers will start metering
the largest flat rate users first
to help reduce waste of water.
With only regular crews making
the changeovers, it will take a
year or more to install the 1000
meters. About $4,000 customers
now receive metered service from
the city water system.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
LOCAL PHyGICIAN NAMED TO
american COLL EGE OF SURGEONS
Carver Registration
Starts September 9

Freshmen and new students will
be registered at Carver H g h
School on Saturday, September 9,
from 900 am. to 100 pm. and
all returning 1949-5O students will
register on Monday, September H..
All classes will begin regularly on
Tuesday, September IL.
All new students coming from
other high schools should call be-
tween 800 am. and 400 pm. at
the Carver office as early as pos
sible before school opens so that
their transcripts can be secured
and there will be no delay in clear
ing their classification at Carver.
While it is hoped that all loyal
Carverites will join the Associated
Student Body by paying the activ-
ity fee of $500 a year and so help
to support the activities of the
school, membership in the associat-
ed students is required of all stu
dents who represent the school in
any way such as athletics, band
chorus, dramatics, student council,
or contests of any kind.
Coach A. H. Shaw, who holds the
rank of major in the u. S. reserves
has just returned from sixteen
days of training with his reserve
outfit. If he is called, of course,
Carver will lose his fine services,
but until, and unless, call comes
Coach Shaw will go forward with
his plans for Carver's football Ses-
son.
Football uniforms will be issued
to qualified squad members on
Friday and Saturday, August 25
and 26 from 1000 am. to 2:30 p.
m. at Carver Stadium. All boys
to qualify for the squad must be
members of the Associated Student
Body, and participate in the group
athletic insurance. The boys who
trained at Fort Ord are all expect
ed back on August IS. So far he
Continued on page -
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
Charges Against
Pair Dismissed

Criminal complaints against Ben
w. Henry, % of 948 East Monroe
ST., and Darrell Armstrong, tran
sient vegetable worker, Wednes-
day were dismissed in Superior
Court by Judge REM L. Jennings
because of insufficient evidence.
Henry was accused of receiv-
ing two musical instruments stol-
en- from Eastlake Park bandshell.
Armstrong was charged with ar
son in the burning of a Tolleson
box factory.
Arizona sun., 1950-08-25
Dr.. WormIey First Negro In Western
Area To Receive Such Honor
BY JULIUS A. LEE

DR.. Lowell c. Wormley, promi-
nent Phoenix surgeon, has been
advised by the Board of Regents
of the American College of Sur
geons, that he has been accepted
as a Fellow in the field of Gen.
eral Surgery. DR.. Wormley is to
be admitted at the Convocation of
the 1850 Clinical Congress of the
American College of Surgeons, to
be held at Boston, Mass, Octo-
Der 1927.
DR.. Wormley's admission to the
College has eliminated II years
of successful surgical practice in
New York City, the United States
Army and the state of Arizona.
He has practiced in Phoenix since
1916.
Until 1885, only two Negro Sur
geons had been accepted as MEM
bers of the American College of
Surgeons, DR.. Dan Williams of
Chicago, who was accepted in 1913
and DR.. Luois T. Wright of New
York City, accepted in 1884:
In 1945 four Negro Surgeons
from Chicago and New York City
were admitted. Since that time
several Negro Surgeons from the
East and Middle West have been
admitted. However, there are not
more than 20 Negroes belonging to
this group.
DR.. Wormley at present is the
first Negro Surgeon west of Chi
cago to be admitted to this ex-
elusive group Of American Sur
geons.
DR.. Wormley graduated from
Howard University Medical School
in 1881 with the highest average
in his class. He was one of the, first
four from Howard University
Medical School to take and sue
cessfully pass the National Board
of Medical Examiners; and also
was the first along with DR.. Jo-
seph Robinson of Albany, N. Y, to
successfully pass the examination
for full time Surgical Internship
at Harlem Hospital (New York
City, from Howard University
graduates.
While in N.Y.C., DR.. Wormley
was Assistant Visiting Surgeon to
Harlem Hospital; Clinical Urolo-
gist to Sydenham Hospital, and
Visiting Surgeon to Edgecomp
Sanitarium and other hospitals in
New York City.
From 1912 to 1915 DR.. Wormley
served as Captain in the Medical
Corps at Fort Huachuca Regional
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