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Smyrna times., 1951-06-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach. Sunday,
June II, will be God the Preserver
of Man. Morning service and Sun
day School are at II am. Golden
Text: II Timothy Al 8. The Lord
shall deliver me from every evil
work, and will preserve me unto
his heavenly kingdom. Two Bible
citations from the Lesson-Sermon
are: Psalms 1S: 1922 and 16: S, 6.
"As for God, his way is perfect:
the word of the Lord is tried: he is
a buckler to all those that trust in
him. For who is God save the
Lord? or who is rock save our
God? 1t is God that girdeth me
Smyrna times., 1951-06-14

Mrs. Edgar Townsend, Mrs. Ethel
Collins, guests from Milford.
Now is the time to call Mrs.
George Ehinger, Dover 2056, to in
vite a Fresh Air youngster to your
home for a two weeks vacation
starting June %. Just being in
your home. away from the hot city
and poor conditions, will be great
thrill to them. Won't you call to-
Smyrna times., 1951-06-14

day and make a child happy?
Looking for a different way to
serve those delicious Strawberries
Strawberry Flamingo is a big
treat for all.
Strawberry F1amingo
pit. Strawberries, hulled
2-3 cup sugar
3 cups strawberry juice and
water
Smyrna times., 1951-06-14

5 tbsp. quick-cooking tapioca
4 tsp. salt
y cup heavy cream, whipped
Crush Strawberries slightly, add
sugar, let stand 30 minutes. Pour
off juice, add water to make 8
cups. Combine tapioca, salt and
liquid in saucepan. Cook over low
Smyrna times., 1951-06-14

heat until tapioca is clear and mix
ture is thickened. Cool. Pour y
of tapioca mixture into parfait
glasses, chill until firm. Fold
cream into remaining tapioca mix
ture. Pile lightly on mixture in
glasses. Chill. Top with crushed
Strawberries. Serves 6.
Smyrna times., 1951-06-14
Home Talk

BY: Eleanor R. Cavanaugh
Home Demonstration Agent
Evening star., 1951-07-08
m>R&AVht

scribe controlled parabola, to crash at
the feet of the waiting cameras.
The scene came off "a miracle of
Hollywood ingenuity. Not girl and not
mule injured.
First Chance
lHE good ladies of Kanab will long
remember the location company of
Westward the Women" 1t gave them
their first opportunity to be in pictures.
Hitherto, their men had gotten the
breaks in the Westerns made there. Now
it was their turn to sign up as extras -
$50 of them - while the men stayed
home to mind the babies. Mothers, wait
resses, switchboard operators. school,
teachers, turned out en- masse.
The first week of location, the head
wrangler reported that lady who owned
the land adjoining the valley was making
demands before she would permit the
company on her property.
Ruby Rosenberg, the company man.
ager, asked YEARLY, How much does
she want?" He was accustomed in his
business to being held up.
"She don't want nothing - excepting
to be in the picture"
.Is she less than ninety years
old?" Ruby grinned.
"Fine-looking woman.
''Okay, she's on the payroll"
Kanab is cow town, but the movies
are becoming its chief source of income.
Every summer the place is overrun with
actors. A member of the company asked
one of the cow hands: What do you do
here in the winter time?"
oh" the man drawled, I'VE jest sit
around and discuss you crazy blankety-
blanks" The End
Evening star., 1951-07-08
Rough Line

"A SINGLE line of direction in the West
ward the Women" script provoked two
weeks of toll and anguish. The line read:
The rope snaps, the mules and wagons
crash onto the rocks below"
1t took the combined skills of 70
dynamiters, riggers, muleteers, road
builders, mechanics to realize this bit of
business without harm to the ladies in
volved. The Humane Association was
concerned, too, for the mules.
The action had to be rigged so that
the mules could topple to one side, out
of harms way The wagon had to de-
Evening star., 1951-07-08

settled on the actual location, as miles
from Kanab, in an eerie valley that
Wellman had discovered in his desert
wanderings A prehistoric place, carved
out of molten rock and strewn with
meteor fragments.
Five rattlers were shot the first day
the company arrived. In the second week
there was snowstorm - only week
before the temperature had been in the
nineties Half the male portion of the
company went down with flu. The
women toiled OH, despite cracked
lips and dusty thrOats.
A boot camp" was established to
teach the girls to ride, shoot and drive
mule team Four New York girls -
Lenore Lonergan, Marilyn Erskine, Bev-
erly Dennis and Renata Vanni - who
had never seen mule before, became
the acknowledged expert mule skinners.
1t was on this location that l realized
for the first time the trouble script
writer, working in his fancy cubicle in
Hollywood, might cause company on
location
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4s. black; S545. Also 4s
Prefect, beige, at $685.. 80 to 40
miles per gal: Here are 2 more
on the the. market today; Written
Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma $3.50 'A
AISFM AdsiEeS, ls'l igs5 9g5ss59dneSA HAEHaN EinRaiaEaiNs
Austin sales. Service Parts. Both
sides 18th st at R NV. NO 1857.
AUSTINS 1851 4-dr.: 1000 miles
Presidents personal car. 81 .295. And
1850 4-dr.; $995, PERI. JACK PRY
LTD. I4th and p NV
BUICK 80 Riviera Dynafiow, 81. .793
Why pay more2 Sc bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS; over 100
others 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii
BUICK i941 special 4-dr. original
black finish, radio, heater, WV
other prewar Bucks to choose
from. SAFEWAY MOTORS, 1900
14th st. NV. NO. I'LL. 30
BUICK 1886: $3.50 or highest offer
Motor Just overhauled, good cond
BUICK '47 Super convertible, 1898
AUTO WHoLEsALERS; over ioi
others 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii
BGfcR BIGTfacsRSO. AZ sedan, ssss. why pa,
more2 So bank financing. Auto
WHOLESALERS; over 100 Others
1871 Bladensbufg Rd., II. $500
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sTU19E!BAKEE Idn9!;.aAL Z '41 club coupe; ogeoe
LOO Webster st.. NV. lis
STUDEBAKER AZ Starlight coupe
S693. Why pay more? 5qs banl
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS
Over 100 others. 1871 Biadensbure
Rd, Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dool
SSedann; Sn;; r, and h.; q real bargain
$l,49o. HILL g. SANDERS, lII4
Vermont ave. NV, Wash,'s CldesI
Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50,
STUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser; r
and h., WV. tires: 1000 actual mi.
auto. trans $1,695. 10. 900 mi. ol
M st. NV. MI. 01S5.
STUDEBAKER so de luxe Champion
blue 4-dr.; brand-new. 1000 miles
white tires, l never used; over.
drive. r. and h., seat covers, ant
many additional features; Slab
|sTGDEB2RER 1850 Commando, cmIsS
eony. Here is a flne sport car;
looks and performs like new; auto.
matte drive, r. and h., custom nyIon
ana leather upholstery. A sensa-
TINE NICHOLSON, Soiy so;9ss; your cbeyroIst ITst
and Oldsmobile dealer for. over 4
Quarter Of century, $500 Baltic
ave, Hyatts., Md. WA. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

OLDSMoBILE 1910 Torpedo clut
100 others. AUTo WHoLESALERs
1731 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-sS00.
oLDS ldoS t,ga l94l; r, 7: and b.; excel cond;;
e ssst stE 1895 Ss Soas ssas sysS as af
milsas.. Ayas lsts-mod.l .nd 1-d.n.s ai cav cav
SKEs siKSE5ss our rssaia5 SIas 81 7sS
CO. Fairlinston Shopping Center
oIDsMoBihLE Sc 80 asss" "'pS, Rocket en-.
gine. sedan; sparkling 2-tone green
nnish; radio. heater. Hydra-Matie
drive and seat covers. This car !,
capmIAe sapffIlss'' oE6saoBLfEA i.5ssi fAPlcol col
oLDSMOBiLE 47 a7e;' club sedan SSn
lustrous black finish; radio. heater
Hydra-Matic. drive. good tires; spe.
elsI5S DI1ssS e ssgI ca cSoAPITel TEe
oIbsMoBiLE fbi SSSsi 1850 "ss. and "ss,
Rockets: selection Of. a.. 4-drs.. 2.
drs., club coupes: selection Of ths
latest popular colors. Each Of thess
fine motor cars has been servicet
70 at our shop and traded for the new
fame. SLustine," your oidsmobiIs
dealer for over . quarter Of Q cen
tury. You can buy for Is low a
$I.e62. JUSTINE NICHOLSON
$500 Balto. ave-. Hyattsytlle, Md
oGDsMoBILE GGD Hfi 1s4s "ss" and "ss.
Rockets; selection Of 8. 4-drs.. 2.
drs., club coupe; variety OF current
fashionable colors; all one.owner
low-mileage motor cars; Hydra.
Matte drive for your comfort and
performance; Al have de luxe radio
have custom blending seat covers
We invite your inspection. Priced d
low as $1.49S. JUSTINE NICHoL-
SON. your Chevrolet and Oldsmobils
dealer for over q quarter of q CEN
tury. $500 BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville
rASkaRb, rAci MA, 4a'e; Is eonv.; r. and h., Wv
runs like new; $1,l95. PARKWAY
For6, 3051 NJ st. NV. MI. 0lS5
PACKARD 1850; Ultramattc, heater
and seat covers: like new. $4,000
500 miles, Owner must sell. GE
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; s1a3. VIII,
pay more? Over 100 others. auto
WHOLESALERS 1871 Biadensbura
II Rd; 1,,LIi,Ts H TS,sS000a
mi; .one-owner car; really outstand.
Ing tR aEgsa5anss WEsRHI IS anS co9S; ;vs,aly S,nly
Plymonth PEy 2lds 1900 Wisconsin ave
PLYMOUTH Al Spec. de luxe 4-dr.
new paint; mech. good: S345. PARK
WAY Ford), 3051 M st. NV. MI,
PLYMOUTH 1s41 ex-taxi; heater
$3.50 or best offer. HI. 1916 after
$50 p. m. --22
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC '4s cony.; blue; Hydra,
a5G Ri ERcURa ilFss aoTog 4Sofs sxEas; SKIES;
$442e $44o71.R Risar HT. fs;s Ssss7. Alex Va. a5 Il
ssS aterler mnsaalsss ssaaPi Graded fias ia
on 81 Olds ..SS"; previous. owner
most most :, particular .,ra lar inso. MECHANICAL
Oldsmobile dealer for over quar-
Hyatts.. Md, WA. 7205. ~
PONTIAC l947 2-dr. 6-cyl.; has had
exceptional sos n,I care. ere. Eye it; dtry It and
fNE YS snyH dc5 snly yor se7s eSey;0Is Lgs
and oldsmobile dealer for over q
pS,., psSs,. IHysstss;. Md;: VIZ. s$o5.n na.'0. s.s :
az RGro mGgfS WaoLEszLrsgk Ssgk oR:l oRsnc1Rs 1o
others; 1871 Bladensburs Rd. II.
PoSiTiiSAc 1910 eonv.; good eond.;
T.N new 4ypS; toyp; new clutch. etc; $500.
sedsnette; !. and E.; ok. eVsr sr. finish: finish.
Eslss sor only Ives s1.s45 81 0%Siaitssnfains %aseaEKs
INC, Chrysler- Plymouth. 1890 Wis
consin ave. EN-. 470S. --19
PONTIAC Al "6. 2-dr. sedan: sood
mechanical cond.. $395. Can d.
PONTIAC so sedan, S1,493. why
RGro az mSgfS WaoLEszLERgk sssk oR:I Rsn'tps ho6
others; 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PONTIAC 1e47 4-dr.: r. and h., .. C.;
uIas unusually sogo good eondiiton. Original
PONTIAC 1949 S-cyl.; +. and h.;
fully equipped: i owner; S1,7OO. Ii.
3-5295. after 5. --I9
PONTIAC 40 club coupe, 81 .293
Why pay more? so bank fnancine.
AUTO WHOLESALERS; over 100
9othesrns, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
sTUpEBAKER AS cbmdr. conv.: r.
and WV. tires; $1,l95. PARK
WAY pord). 3051 NJ Ut. NV. MI.
|sTUDEBAKER 1947 Commander,
Starlite cpe.; T. and h., overdrive;
$945.. See our Ice. selection Of
Studebakers, 194i through 1851, A.
drS., Z-drs., coupes. convertibles
and Land Cruisers. All cars offered
Tor sale at substantially below
market price and guar. by one Of
the country's oldest and most re-
liable Studebaker dealers, MCNEIL
MOTORS, 4o34 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
1885 or co. 2153. --23
Evening star., 1951-07-18

PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; S193. Why
pay more? Over 100 others: AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bladensburg
rkSMddjra e. IL 1885 1850 4-door; heater.
BLACK beauty; ST .ss5. HILL 4
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma.
PLYMOUTH Al convertible: Wv.
lsss eesnt aa oserhsulsa RI tSE hssstss6 sss6 mGs2T RG
bs77 til 4:5o; WI. 1854 after. 8.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4Adr. d. luxe: mis by
owner; perfect condition; 81 .495 or
best offer. MI. s44s. 8 to $50.
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe
MoToR SALES. $500 River I'd,
alexandria. Va. XII. s-4071; AL.
PONTIAC ls4s e-cyi. 4-dr. sedan.
Here is . rugged, economical; GIN
% care. Fuily $ EQUIP, t haa Attractive SDsi1r Mara
gray. durable fnish; sincerely, me-
chanical condition Is exceptional.
A ride will decide for you. $S43.
JUSTINE NICHOLSON, your Chew
rolet and Oldsmobile dealer for over
svs suaEsss Eysts g Nae MssentSr2y VIZ 7sSs SsS9 Baltic
PONTIAC 1877 4-dr. de luxe Tor.
pedo: 8 cyl, 2-tone sreen. !. and
sss5. AL. s0ss f4s4 1SSd week eSdds''iCndi sads and
PONTIAC 40 club coupe. S1.2a3.
AUTO WHOLESALERS; over 100
others. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii.
PONTIAC 1s4e streamliner sedan
cpe.; r. and h., seat covers. smooth
and powerful motor. Very clean
throughout. Reduced to 81 1875. Ex-
cellent financing Cipco guarantee
Open evenings till 8. COAST-IN
PONTIAC CO., 427 Florida ave. ne,
AT, 1900 -1S
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Clean. four-wheel drive
jeep. AZ or later. Preferably power
take-on. Approx. 5000. wo. 7a5s.
PREwAR CAR for basic transports
I si3n; 3 4 sia5 Or less. oW. o7ss a. s!fsr
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
Hskis FAC IS 1854 assured e ns e.
Tok Took. GaSGi a&sm WELCOME and cold
cash. see OF call rs before selling
your car. HAINEs MOTOR CO.
ND. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV
psEMI2,s BY 22Ss 9pep 9. EYES, -, and Sunday
oa nodsi cars. fkis EpsoNse sH5 e'sS5r SoroRs. dsss
u Jackson. zri. va Dr Lie No
BUICK ~ cony. or 2-dr. sedan. Call
! BUY OLD WORN.0UT cars ard
Ht1pcks so6 for Junk. Call after Q m.
Cars IVA SWsRsiNrED--1mmed. cash: GzR Free
BBsasEEMsooR BssEs NC neoToss sts Co.. 5ssb SSis. @is.
coon aSe n Eur BuY WANTED. at fair Ss Cash
price; no dealers please. MR.. La
wkEGkRb MkAGi Ri oeali CARS. SefsGfas BURsED caRs.
81 only. Ju. 7-54s4.
1915 70 ls3i5-An makes: Drive in
will pay on bal WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and K sts. NV, Elk. 6662.
NORTH CAROLINA dealer will pay
oyer the market price for 100 nice
clean cars. 1901 Mt, Vernon ave-,
Alexandria. TIE. 9704. -19
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave-. RA. 1122.
WILL PAY Cash Tor clean cars, any
make any model: see Mr.; Dunn,
tngan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 400
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 243S.
CADH.LACS WANTED
se6 20 80 models. See W bsfors
yST y trade 30 O. SCI ssn ycgr ,n ,s cadnias; v We
MOTOR SALES 1346 Cue st nv
WANTED, 100 CARS
so % 80. Bring title. y car Al
financed Ne will pay OF balance. No
6ickArfnR. tmmNdinfA cash 8NA hN-
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUToMoBlLEs EoR SAIf

sTUDEBAKER '4s Regal de luxe.
conv.. excel. cond., 1900 ofiEs
mil, =. h.. WV. tires. Cd, turn
signals. spotlight, new TOP, leather
best offer. 1901 Calvert 81. NV.
APT. a. aft. g.. Fri. ia. 2-6543
y. -
STuDEBAKER AT Starlight eoupe.
iiSss;c,nsW' iSisss; why ApYo psS mSEss %sor ~ ssnk
oyer 100 others. 1871 Bladensburg
sTUDEBAKER 40 Champ. cony.; Z
ana b. WV. tires; S1.1e5. Cad
ia. 6-371Z. l0e
Evening star., 1951-07-18
LOST

500 By Q certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to neighbor With
out nrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Bridge.l
1917 North Moore st. OW. s7S7.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

WANIAO, IUU CARS
ananeed. vs viii viii pay ai' "a balance. No
dickering. immediate cash. See be-
tore you sell HoYLE MOTOR
SALES l345 0ue sf NV DU $500
Evening star., 1951-07-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1947 sedan delivery;
anss2ncins. as2 A AGTo 61s mREae WaoIRsALeRs, s Frs
l!31 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-Ss00,
GMC 80 1l2-ton truck; &C.; 1000
DODGE 194S A-ton panel; excellent
condition; low mileage; s new tires;
$3.50 cash: Call CH. 5000. -20
s4ss Why ps97 psz moTs ssesn So esfs1S bank
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-ss00.
FORD 1851 1a-ton. pickup; $4,000
miles: good cond;;; full price, 81 $50.
aftsI ISIS At ison 5a5 as pickup:
neater and. defroster; excellent rub
Der and in new-truck condition;
perfect for plumber; sign man, ETC.:
Seton pickup with 4-speed trans
mission: 80 sedan delivery; all guar
anteed: CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO.. 7725 Wis. ave. NV. OIL. 6100.
Wits VIE s'esi 10 panel delivery: ses5.
NTERNia2fiIoNAL ii RSi2i t2> 1s4s KIT an
ton dump; good coGnSdaition; good rub
peBsE sses n hAsa44rSs sstaa14sf ssrl PasHoatis PH1To
RADIO. ,s9 b9th SIDES of 7th St at
FORD 1947 h-ton pickup; heavy. duty
transmission, excellent condition
throughout; S593. Why pay more?
So bank financing AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
FORD '4s h-ton; S795. Panel
Thoroughly Teconditioned. A real
bargain. 30-day guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS, lila Vermont ave. NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA
ICE CREAM truck for sale; ready to
roll; good clean shape; tight box;
$3.50. Small investment, large re-
turns. Ask for GEORGE. 51S h st
NV, 10 to IL pm. 20
FORD 1947 h-ton pickup; heavy duty
transmission, excellent condition
throughout; $593. Why pay more
So bank financing. AUTO WHOLE.
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. LII
CHEVVR0LET 1916 h-ton panel; Low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar.
anteed: S496 Ma 642O
FORD 1916 h-ton pickup; perfect
body and running cond.; never used
for heavy hauling or rough work;
low mileage; S495 cash. WA. 5755
-19
INTERNATIONAL 194e tractor. KB-
Fl, 30-ft.; REFRIGERATOR: tandem
Evening star., 1951-07-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; S193. WhS
pay more? Over 100 others. auto
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensbure
Rd; II; 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
PREPS CONCENTRATING
CORDUROY STACKS
$50

TeiIered as carefully os your worsteds! Hand
some corduroy sloeks with pIeoted front, zip
per closing, 4 pockets, finished cuffs! Sizes
II to ls in brown, navy or green.
The Hecht Co.. Varsity Shop, End Floor. Washing
ton and Silper Spring. 3rd Floor, Parktngton, Va.
, 1951-06-15
other.

A tall, lean student with a slow
drawl then spoke up:
Il come from a town where
seventy per cent are colored and
the Negro is kept in his place.
They're here and there's nothing
l can do about it, but that doesn't
mean that l have to go up to
their room and talk with them"
The crucial part Of their first
day came when Beech and Lee
went to the student cafeteria for
dinner for the first time. They
were accompanied by several
white divinity students who had
come to escort them.
Both students admitted that
they felt a little uneasy about
making an appearance at the din
ing hall, but they were outward
ly calm as they walked up to the
building.
AS they approached the cafe
terra, most of the students stand
ing outside turned and looked at
them curiously. No hostility was
apparent in their glances-just
curiosity.
Inside the cafeteria, the two
young Negroes stood in line and
chatted with the divinity studentss
No one seemed to pay any at
tention to them.
The group sat at two tables and
the meal went by without Incl
dent. They then walked back to
the dormitory where about a
dozen students were talking on the
steps outside the building.
, 1951-06-15
The Boy Rubbed The Base Ball

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, June Is QNS)-The boy rub
bed the baseball, then tenderly placed it under his hos
pital bed and went to sleep with a smile. And in his sleep
he died.
The death of Edward ]. Kermode, Jr, Is, was due
to Lymphosarcoma, a malady which deteriorates the body
tissues.
Death came to the Bridgeport High School sophie
more little more than three hours after the baseball,
autographed by the members of the Boston Red Sox
team, was presented to him.
1t was given to the boy by David w. Russell, who had
been a fellow patient in Bridgeport Hospital and had
heard him talk constantly of his admiration for the Bos-
ton Baseball Club.
On leaving the hospital Russell learned that Edward
had no chance of recovery. He wrote to the Red Sox and
received the ball.
A nurse last night read off to Edward the signatures
on the ball and then he whispered:
I'm tired now. l think I'll Sleep"
, 1951-06-15
Ohio Motorist To Use
Windshield Stiekers n'52

COLUMBUS, O., June Is (INS)
Windshield stickers instead of
metal license plates will be issued
to Ohio motorists next year.
In 1858, motorists will get a
single metal plate instead of two.
The paper stickers are permit
ted under law enacted by the leg
islature early this year. The high
way department has authority to
use the stickers in 1862 to con-
serve metal.
, 1951-06-15
What Noted People Are Saying
By International News Servi

By international News Service
AUSTIN, Tex Gen. Macarthur "Our first line of defense
for western Europe is not the Elbe, it is not the Rhine-it is the
Yalu."
*****
WASHINGTON Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer- 81 can't visualize
the United States going it alone think all free people will rally
around the dynamic, intelligent and vigorous leadership"
x x *# x
NEW YoRK-sen: McMahon-"The Soviet Government and not
the government of Mao has the Atomic Bombs which could rain
death 0 n the cities of America. We must never be coaxed or be
provoked into military excursions which will widen the conflict and
lessen u potential for home defense"
X x x X
LONDON Foreign Secretary Morrison 81 should feel more
hopeful of our future if our Prime Minister o wer asked for an
exclusive interview with Pravda."
, 1951-06-15

| then went downstairs and
walked into a room filled with
students having a bull session. I
asked what they thought of the
Negro students.
"The way most of the fellows
feel about it," said a short,
blondehaired student, 'is that we
don't care one way or another.
They're here and that's all there
is to it."
"Most of the students are pretty
Indifferent about it," said an
, 1951-06-15

AS Beech and Lss wS1ksd up
the steps a hush fell over the
group and they moved aside and
stared silently. After the two Me-
groes passed, the conversation
again started up.
, 1951-06-15
NCU ACCEPTS
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Continued From Page 1
A student who was moved to
the second floor said he would
just as soon have stayed on the
third floor, but the authorities
insisted that he move. One fresh
man on the second floor, how
ever, requested that he be moved
to another dorm when he found
that the Negro students were liv-
ing in the building.
eve don't mind being up here
by ourselves" said Lee with an
easy smile. "Where else could you
get a suite Of four rooms and a
private bath for SIS a semester?"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

Dawson Banks, Sr., lllustrlous
potentate OF Sudan temple % of
the Mystic Shrine. left Friday Tor
the fise-dsy national Shrine CON
vention I'm New York City. He was
accompanied by J, X. Willis, chief
raban, X. M, Scott, Sr,., deputy OF
the oasis. and Ruth Hendricks.
COMMANDERS Of Daughters of Ises.
The four. serving as delegates
for temple %, will present the
temples annual report, vote for
new national officers. and vote on
ALLEGATION of national treasury
funds 10 worthwhile organizations,
Sudan temple 80 will hold lts
elections In November immediate
~ following the state convention
in Chicago. The Shriners meet on
the first Sunday of each month nj
Masonic temple, 20s North First
street. The 4 had an accident not
serious.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
Sayles On Job
Despite Threat

Police Officer Ira Sayles, whose
life was threatened in an anony-
nous letter addressed to the edit
or of The Champaign Urbans
Courier Saturday, reported for
work as usual at p. m. Saturday.
"All of this is the work of some
one who wants me to quit my job"
said Sayles. Il am not scared and
/ do not intend to quit my job"
His reference 70 "ail of this
meant the unsuccessful attempt of
an arsonist TO burn his house
Thursday morning, the burglariz-
ing of his home Friday night, and
the letter.
II have had three or four
dozen calls from people with com
plants since ! started on the job,
but they were all about minor
things" Sayles said. "But the last
few days there have been several
calls from some man telling me
that | had to quit" The last one
was Friday morning. he said.
Police Chief Clyde r. Davis
said Saturday night that there
was nothing new" on the matter
and that he did not know yet just
what action will be taken.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

DOUGLAS PARK conducted a
special events day" last Thurs
day. Novelty bicycle races wers
conducted and decorated bicycles
were featured by the Oh ehildren
taking part.
Robert Blackman and Willie
Franklin were winners of the oh.
stacle race for boys III to 10 years
old. Winners In the i4-i6 year age
group were Leonard Green. Archie
Robertson, and Charles Robinson.
Maurice Mckinley and Buddy
Atkinson won In the division for
seven TO 10 years old in track rae
es. Alfred Shaw and Ronnie Mes
bitt led In the ID to 10 age bracket,
while the winners In the division
for i6 years and cider were A. Al
britton, Maurice Larry, and Bruce
Nesbitt.
Carceilia Roberts and Diana Hill
won the contest for the best decor
ated bicycles.
Clark park conducted lantern
parade Friday evening and award
ed these prizes: