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Evening star., 1951-08-13
lit. Col. Love
|EntertuinS
At Cocktails

The party flag was hoisted over
the Naval Medica, Center officers
Club yesterday as a farewell sa-
lutte to five popular young people
Hosting the 6-to-8 o'clock cock
tail party was White House aide
1t. Col. Jack P. Love, U. S. A., and
his honor guests were two former
White House aides and their wives
and one current aide.
Lit. Col. and Mrs. Hugh Forrest
Richardson, U. S. A; Maj. and
Mrs. James KerWin Sullivan,
U. S. A., and Capt. Robert Stat
ford Rivers, U. S. A. F.. were the
honorees. And, sad to relate, they
all are bound for new posts in the
hear future.
The RichardSons-she's the for
mer Miss Beverly harrington,
daughter of the Delegate from
Hawaii and Mrs. Joseph Earring
ton-are bound for Fort Benning,
Ga, and nine months in the In
fantry School there are in store
for Col, Richardson.
They plan to leave Washington
Saturday and will spend about
six weeks in Aiken, S. c., with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rich
ardson, before reporting to Fort
Benning. This popular couple
hopes to be able to get back here
for Christmas vacation.
Back From Tuxedo Park
| Maj. and Mrs. Sullivan, who
will also go to Fort Benning, re-
turned to Washington yesterday
just in time for the party in their
honor. They have been vacation
ing at Tuxedo Park. N. Y. for the
past ten days with Mrs. Sullivan's S
grandmother, Mrs. George Julian
zolnay.
The Sullivans will leave around
August 26 for Fort Benning where
they have rented a house. Their
own lovely house here will be
rented to Canadian couple while
they are away, which may be for
some time since after Infantry
School, Mai. Sullivan is due for
overseas assignment. Mrs. Sulli-
van is the former Miss Virginia
Summerlin.
! Col. Rivers will be the last to
leave these parts-Waiting until
September l. Then he will go to
/ Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
where he will be aide to 1t. Gen.
E. w. Rawlings, the new Com
manding General of the Air
Materiel Command.
I Party -Goers
! More than 100 young people
gathered in the Oak Leaf Room
of the Officers Club to bid fare
well to the popular honorees and
I incidentally to congratulate the
Richardson's on their first wedding
anniversary, They were married
August IL, 1850.
/ The George F. Mahoneys were
there as were Maj. Stanley Wood
ruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Kelly,
; Mr.. Anderton Burke, Miss Laura
Bell Wyatt. the Charles Harpers,
Miss Dorothy Dyer and the Ray
mond Wills.
I NewlyWeds in the assemblage
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker,
she's the former Miss Margaret
Wark Woodhouse. They were mar
Iried here last Saturday. Also on
hand were the Misses Polly Nor
Ement, Mary S tuart Montague
Price and Flavia Lee.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Virdiniu Dance

The Societies of Virginia and
West Virginia are cooperating In
arranging a mid-season dance for
Saturday evening, August Is, from
10 to l o'clock at the Crystal Room
of the Willard Hotel. Capt
George P. Grove, president of the
Society of Virginia, has announced
that this dance is for the members
of the respective societies and
their guests.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
| Miss BeoIe
| Married to
| Mr.. Bradford

The marriage of Miss Carolyn
Beale, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Beale of Harrisonburg, Va,
to Mr.. Charles Robert Bradford,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris L.
Bradford, sr., also of Harrison
burg. Va, was solemnized August
4 in the Emanuel Episcopal
Evening star., 1951-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. McFar-
lane announce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Jane to Mr..
David Edward Costlow, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Costlow of Mount
Union, Pa.
The bride-elect has been en-
ployed here since her graduation
from the Academy of the Holy
Cross. She attended Strayer Sec
retarial College and the Phyllis
Bell School for Modelling.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Poetry Discussion

Modern poetry for children will
be discussed by the poetry group
/ of the University Women's Club at
it's meeting at II am. Thursday at
the clubhouse. Mrs. Hoy Stevens,
club president, will have charge
of the program.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

F1OneYnoOnIn9 INOrtn -.
vile, Va, First Baptist Church.
The Rev. William Thomas Hall
officiated. Mr.. Cook. is the son
of Mrs. Edward Henry Cook of
Prairie Grove, Ark, and the late
Mr.. Cook,
When the newlyweds return
from their Northern wedding trip,
they will make their home in the
Buckingham Apartments in Ar
lingtOn,
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Edward Cook
Takes Bride

Miss Joanne Shumate Craig,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Shumate Craig of Axton, Virginia,
became the bride of Mr.. Edward
Magruder Cook of Arlington Sat
urday afternoon in the Martins
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Phoenix
OIdtimer Passes

Jim Johnson, 81, one of AriZona's
early settlers died in local his
pital last Sunday, after being feeble
for the last several years.
= Mr.. Johnson's time of arrival in
the state is not definately. known,
out those who knew him say it was
a long time ago.
He at one time, several years
ago, operated a raspadas stand in
East Lake Park; later losing his
eyeSight.
According to reports, he is sur
vived by one son and>a niece in Los
Angeles. The Jody is at Ragsdale
Mortuary pending funeral arrange
ments.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Teachers Urged To
Learn More About
Outside World

Baltimore, Md. = Glcbal = Col
l:ge teachers need to drop some
Of txeir white-collar clannishness
and join a trade union," Edward
S. Lewis, executive secretary of
the Urban League of Greater New
York declared in an address at
Morgan State College, Saturday.
Mr.. Lewis, who is a former part
time teacher at Morgan and who
was for eleven years executive
secretary of the Baltimore Urban
League, spoke on Leadership Pre-
paration for Integrated Education
On the closing program CT the an
nual three-day faculty institute at
the college. -....-.
Pointing out that there has been
a considerable amount of "squeam-
ishnesS" on the part of teachers
regarding union membership, Mr..
Lewis pointed cut that unless the
teachers identify themselves as
working men the same as their
non-White-collar fellows, they can
expect little sympathy or respect
from this segment of the popula-
ton when help is needed.
!. Frequently" he SAID. 'the day
by-day existence of teachers in
our colleges is too sheltered. They
are isolated and aloof from the
real problems cf the community
about them. Teachers who follow
this isolated road are not going to
have very much influence on get
ting our students to take on the
responsibility Of functicning in in
tegrated situations.
Mr.. Lewis, in emphasizing this
point, said that it was highly sig
nificant that There seems to be
more interest in the NAACP on a
number cf white campuseS than
there is on some of the colored
college campuses.
"Our new world" Mr.. Lewis con-
cluded, "will be a whole world
and its unit will be the free in
dividual"
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
VOTING MACHINES ARE
BEING DEMONSTRATED

Voting machines to be used III
the municipal primary election No
vember 13 are being demonstrated
tc members cf various clubs and
Civic organizations throughout the
city with the League of Women
Voters supplying the demonstra-
lors. Machines are being demon
srrated by firemen at each of the 8
fire stations. Altogether Is ma
chimes are being us5d for demon
straticn purposes. In the election
14O voting machines will be used
IL the 65 polling pl1ces. After pay
ing the County $3.50 rental per
machine the city will save about
S1,5OO by the use of the machines
R':sults of the election should be
available an hour after the polls
close
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Indiana Man Suing
Railroad For S4O,OOO.OO

Chicago IvNPA) - DempseJ
Z. Ward, 81, of $3.50 Indiana Ave,
Il interior decorator, charged vio-
laticn of his civil rights and asked
tor damages of $4,000 in suit
filed in the Federal District Court
here last Tuesday against the Chi
cage and Eastern Illinois and the
Louisville and Nashville railroads.
He alleged that he was forced
out of the observation c3r cf the
railro ds' Dixie Flagler train, at
Ma shrille, Tenn, on the night If
February 26, by A. w. Reilly, l..
& y. chief detective.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12

Washington,s d. c. gCNNPA =
The Uniteds States Supreme Court
last Monday decided to review
the conviction cf Joseph b
harnais,, of Chicago, on chas !.
OF distributing literature libellifv
o race. f5u -..,. NJ
Beauharnais, organizer, founder
and president of the White Circle
League of America organized
November 9, l949, for the purpose
OF maintaining and safeguarding
white supremacy = was convicted
in the Municipal Court of Chicago
Of misdemeanor for violating the
Illinois race libel statute.
He was charged with causing
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Funeral PENDING
For MRS. Shaver

Mrs. Halle Shavers, II, of 11141 y
East Madison Street died last Sun
day in local hospital after being
hospitalized for three weeks.
Mrs. Shaver, better known here
as the former Mrs. Scott of Mesa
was remarked to Horace Shaver
two months ago.
According to her husband she
took i'll on Tuesday night and after
retiring never awoke again.
S is survived by her husband,
ana one sister in Kansas.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing the arrival of the sister. Rags
dale Mortuary in charge.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Phoenicion,
US. Army
Corbine Expert

A former student at Carver High
School and Phoenix College, and
now with the United States Army,
Private First Glass Theodore Hun
ter, assigned to the 559th Trans
portation Staging company, quail
flied en- September % as Expert
with the United States Army car
bine during recent firing at Pine
Camp, New York, with a score of
1873 out of a possible 200.
During the summer the 559th
was responsible for the food ser
vice of more than $1,000 Organized
Reserve Corps 2nd National Guard
troops that trained here fer two
week periods.
Private Hunter is the son of Sgt.
and Mrs. Joseph Hunter of 1883
East Monroe St.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Morgan College
Gets 3 Buildings

Baltimore, Md. = Global =
Three new buildings costing nearly
Ia millions have been added to
the Morgan State College campus.
Harper House, a women's dorm
itory costing 100000; Bannecker
Hall, mems dormitory, costing
$4,000, and the Edward P. Hurt
gymnasium costing $928,OOO, make
up the group.
Plans for new science building
costing 100000 are now on the
architects drawing board and a
new vivarium greenhouse and
animal building) costing $4,000,
is under construction. A warehouse
garage costing $4,000 is also to
be constructed.
The dormitories feature new
look" in interior painting. Insteatd
of the traditional dull colors, vivid
color innovations have been en-
ployed. Two-toned pastel walls and
Swedish red doors provide rich
ness and warmth which could not
otherwise be achieved.
Harper House will house 126
women two to room. The
rooms are of the studio bedroom
type, with built-in bookcases and
Hollywood beds, making them
equally serviceable for sitting and
studying as we'll as for sleeping.
In addition, there are spacious
lounges, game rooms and study
rooms, as we'll as beauty-barber
shop with all of the modern equip
ment and conveniences.
Both dormitories provide ample
closets and trunk-storage space,
laundry and cleaning facilities.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Henry Armstrong, Converted Boxing
Chompion To Preach In Phoenix

time, will conduct a one-Week, nom
denominaticnal evangelistic mass
revival and lecture to aid in the
curbing cf nationwide juvenile de-
linquency, at the Phoenix Softball
Park, starting Sunday night, Oct.
q through Oct. 27, nightly at 1880
pm, it W.S announced here by
Mrs. Ruth Mosby Renfroe, officer
of the Henry Armstrong Youth
Foundation, affiliated with Youth
Industrial League, Inc, a non-prof-
it organization.
The dynamic Armstrong, called
b.! thousands of his followers as
Gods Ball Of Fire" since turning
to the pulpit several years ago to
hammer away at fundamental
Bible lessons, is a licensed minis
ter. He will begin his nationwide
tour as a Crusader for youth
Town of Arizona with the coming
Phoenix meeting.
Recently, the converted boxing
champion acquired 300 acres or
land near Vicksburg, Arizona, be-
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
Marion Sweat Re-Enters
Texas Law School

Austin, Texas (NNPA) = Her
man Marion Sweat re-entered the
University of Texas Law School
again Monday, Sept. "a, for the
purpose of taking auditing"
courses during this semester.
This. means that he is reviewing
the subjects in which he was de-
ficient and, if he brings his aver
ages up to passing grades by the
end of the semester, he will be
back in the law school proper at
the beginning of the January
semester.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
COURT REVIEWS CONVICTION
OF WHITE SUPREMACIST

to be distributed circulars and Pc
tltions calling for preservation and
'vrotection of white neighborhoods
Chicago.
}, 7he Illinois Supreme Court up
e = his conviction, and it is the
40 vent of that court that the
Y ~ ne Court decided to review.
b E'2. nais is challenging the
val ESt the statute under which
he V1O anvicted on the ground
that % ates the constitutional
guarah 30 freedom of speech.
After jury found Beauharnais
guilty on May 4, 1850, he was fined
5000
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12

Franklin H. Williams, the West
Coast Regional Director of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, will
be the main speaker, Sunday af-
ternoon, October d, $3.50 o'clock
ot East Like Park. His subject will
be "The Legal Status of the Ne
gro" This mass meeting is spon-
sored by the local branch of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
as part of a campaign to raise
funds to finance their suit against
the Phoenix High School Board.
This suit was filed here two
weeks ago in Federal District
Court.
Mr.. Williams lives in Berkeley,
C3lif. He has been with the MA
ACP since 1945, having been ap-
pointed tc the legal staff i'm
mediately after graduation as an
honor student from the Fordham
School of Law, where he was as
sCciate editor of the Fordham Law
Review. He assumed his present
pest Sept. Is, 1850.
Mr.. Williams is "a veteran of
World War II and a former men,
Der of the American Veterans
Committee National Planning
Board. He has written numerous
articles for magazines and jour
nails, and in October, 1916, was
chosen by Madenoiselle Magazine
as the nations future leader in
the field Race Relations.
He has spoken before hundreds
cf clubs, ctllege groups and as
sociations throughout the country
en- the legal status of the Negro
and related problems. He was ad-
rnitted to the bar of the State of
New Yerk in December, 1915, and
since then to several United States
District and Circuit Courts. I'm
mediately after admission to prac-
ttee before the United States Su-
preme Court in January, 1949, Will
Hams argued and won the case of
Watts VS.. State of Indiana, and in
March of 1851 argusd and won
the case of Shepherd VS.. State Of,
Florida, obtaining reversal Of
death sentence in beth cases.
The meeting will be held in the
now gym al Fast Lake Park.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12

tween Salome and Ehrenberg,
where, with Bishop William E.
Holman of the Riley Institutional
Rest Home, will build a home for
underprivileged youths, regardless
cf race, color or creed.
A score of internationally known
celebrities cf stage, screen, film.
sports and televiSiOn, too numerous
10 mention, have pledged to give
Armstrong a helping hand for this
great cause.
"Government, state and city
leaders throughout the United
States are also whole-heartedly
supporting Armstrong; drive and
ls,uding his forthcoming Crusade.
At the Phoenix event, Armstrong
will also speak on, God The Win
ner and Still Champion"
The complete program is now
being worked out. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate
5000 persons. NO ADMISSION will
be charged, follow the crowd. Come
oc rIN - - 49,
Arizona sun., 1951-10-12
HEALTH
SEEKER DIES

Archie Herndon, %, Of 1874 E.
jefferson Street died in a local
hospital, last Sunday.
He came to Phoenix about q year
ago from Springfield, Missouri for
health reasons.
The body was shipped back to his
home by the Ragsdale Mortuary.
Evening star., 1951-07-13

'39-'41 CadillacS Wanted
cash UP to retail ceiling
price for clean prewar Cadillacs and
La SALES. Drive in our convenient
downtown location: plenty OF park
ing. SAFEWAY MOTORS, 1900 14th
st, NV. (at NJ. NO. I'LL,
Evening star., 1951-07-13
AUTO o TRUCKS WANIEp

WILL Par CASH for clean cars. an,
ROYAL MOTORS NC rs Ken
FafR, affS 4 HoaEsr 2ix AppRArsALs of all
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FoE oE' Gs2G; Wasm wELUoms .no colo
cash see 0, call Is before sellina
your car HAINES MOTOR CO..
5000 Bladensburs I'd. Cottase City
Md WA $500 or 10 Mass ave q "
sc 22Ss omen ives and Sunday
enaM1UM 1s. s.r, PRICES sbsoNs sSE ''ssD noss ~;
me- Ne. I'll ca $500 DA'VN Wilson THtDSS 6iyd q
n jackson Arl Va n' Lie No
l BUY OLD WORKOUT cars and
tllucks for junk. Call after 8 pm,
rMMEDixTE Nm iSs2i CASH for 80 to 80 - in
PONTIAC, and Mercury. WILLIAM
MOTOR SALES. 1929 R. I. ave. ne.
wREcikED n RED CARS, BURNED cARs,
Esslvaga opiv taxlS' fIi Tndsx Eundsxn cars 4e to
with your title for more cab. 9l
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rxn Or mSdel e. S ,1n Or .1,sE u ssE e Gsl ssIs MR
NORTH CAROLINA dealer will pay
over the market price for 100 nice
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WESTERN BUYER has immed. cast
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave-, RA. 1122
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36-'50: spot cash. .PRESTWOOD
Evening star., 1951-07-13
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

new new apt; ! bedrms. 't twin beds BEDS
accom-. 8: bath, shower. h, W; compl
Aug. 25 through Sept. 4th. WA
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vESTSoR. EsSrSois. N. J.-House. bedrns.
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and Atlantic; Our House: apt,
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Tk. or $50, wk. by mo. Phone
Realtor l51s x st. NV" Ma. 0153
attractive bungalow; i.r.. dr., B
centrally located. 30 Olive ave
Rehoboth Beach, Del. MRS. G
LINDSEY COCHRAN.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-New. modern, du.
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IF you WANT TO RELAX, see q
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couple. outdoor flrepl., / util. house,
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IT. white cedar cabin cruiser, 2 yrs.
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with Chrysler marine engine. win
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Evening star., 1951-07-13
FARMS Cont

Round Hill Grazing Farm
Over 200 acres ideal for beef ane
sheep in rolling hills and strong sol
section of Loudoun County. Ole
stone house to renovate and mod.
ernize. To. inspect call Mr.. Mower
at Glebe 0454 or
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Evening star., 1951-07-13
BoAIs
FISHING PARrfEs :,

s1ShlNG pAhrlES Cnesapeake Bay
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So BoAT-Rent for liv. aboard. or
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IT,
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Evening star., 1951-07-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALg

NEAR BALT0. BLVD, 42x5V cinder-
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,ssT0Rp esssi; e. BRIck 2GTsi and cinder block
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display room and space for machine
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near Rockville. Md; excellent for
light manufacturing. electronics,
etc. Call Mr.. Dodge, ir.. WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. $500.