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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

Miami fans get their last pre-
view of the probably hottest base
thefting battle in the major
leagues when the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers take on the Boston Braves
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at
Miami Stadium.
The three games will bring
clashes between the Brooks jack
lie Robinson and the Braves Sam
Jethroe before the major leaguers
wind up their 1851 Miami appear
ances Monday and Tuesday with
Brooklyn and the Philadelphia
Phillies meeting in the windup
games.
= Spring games have shown first
year pressure as been overcome
Iby Jethroe. He's hitting and steal
ing better. The speedy outfielder
is hep to the league pitchers.
Completely recovered from an in
jury suffered late last season, he
should easily top the so mark in
stolen bases.
Saturday nights game is billed
as "Children's Night" with all
youngsters under IL, accompanied
by an adult admitted for 48 cents,
tax included.
All games with the exception
of Sundays a 2:3O afternoon af-
fair, will start at $3.50 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31
Golden Ayers Club
Third Anniversary

The Golden Age Club, which
is sponsored by the James E.
Scott Community Association will
celebrate its third anniversary
with an anniversary sermon to
be delivered by Rev. Edward T.
Graham at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, April 8 at II o'clock SER
vice. Members and friends of the
Golden Age Club are cordially in
vited to attend.
On Thursday evening, April 19
at 4 o'clock, the Golden Ayers
will further celebrate the Third
Anniversary with a Tea and Pro-
gram. Members and friends are
also invited to be present.
John F. Bethel is president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31
NOTICE

The .Amaranth Court will meet
at the Brownsville Masonic
Temple Sunday, April l, at 9th
ave. and 48th st. at 3 pm.
Asking all members to be pres
ent and on time.
Sis. Viola Hill, Royal Matron
Bro. Thomas Role, Royal
Patron
Sis. Catherine billiard, Secy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

Mrs. Beatrice Baldwin, Basileus
of Alpha Delta Chapter of the
National Sorority of Phi Delta
Kappa, left for New Orleans by
Eastern Air Lines Tuesday, Mar.
%, 1851. Mrs. Baldwin attended
the Southern Regional of Phi
Delta Kappa.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31
New Cemetery For
Dade County

Hampton Memorial Park has
changed hands. The 160-acre
tract burial park is located south
of Kendall. According to the spon-
sors no expense will be spared
in making it a modern cemetery.
The parks office is located at
1886 NV Third ave. Thomas j..
Edwards is vice president and
manager and Miss Elmira De-
veaux, clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

. Porcher L. Taylor, editor of the
Florida Tattler in Jacksonville,
has qualified to run as candi-
date for 5th Ward Councilman in
the Democratic Primaries on
April II. Mr.. Taylor is a. well
known Jaxon. He is running on a
broad platform that should gain
for him the support of all his
constituents.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

Mrs. Eliza Dean left by Pan
American Airline on Tuesday for
Nassau, Bahamas to be at the bed
side of her brother. Mr.. Rupert
Dean.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

Mrs. Charles Hadley is in Tai
lahassee visiting her mother Mrs
Carrie Douglas who has been ill
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31
DOdgers-Braves In
Weekend Meet
Personal

Mr.. Ralph Stirrup of New York
is spending fortnight in Miami.
He is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Roberts, 307 NV 10th Ter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

Mrs. M. Thompson, $50 NV
10th ST., returned this week from
trip to the Bahamas, where she
visited relatives and friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-31

"GIve your chIld's hair a chance
60 Win az she grows"
Use JEFFREYS and
Evening star., 1951-04-20

This calendar of epents OF
interest to service personnel is
compiled By the Armed Services
Hospitality Committee. Addt-
tional information may be OBJ
tnined at the Volunteer IN
formation Service Desk, 1850
Pennsylvania Avenue NV. RE-
public 4f04. The desk is open
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Firm Here Forfeits. 81 50
On SuIes Tux Churoes

Darnell Scientific Supplies,
915 Eighteenth street NV, yes
|terday forfeited $50 collateral on
charges the firm failed to file
sales tax returns for q three
month period.
Municipal Court Judge Frank
H. Myers ordered the forfeiture
when Richard c. Darnell, a di-
rector and partner, failed to an
swer the charges filed by the Cor
poration Counsels Office. Months
involved were last November, De-
cember and January.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Hoy Breaks His Record

DILLON, Mont. (R. - For 16
years Robert Wright. Montana
highway patrolman, drove a car
100000 miles without an accident
and then the roof fell in. A load
Of hay fell off truck as Wright
drove past. He wasn't hurt but
the top Of the Car was caved in
and the windshield broken.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
MODERN LIVING ROOM
EuRNITlIRE

3-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA in colorful floral
print combined with solid green outside
reversible spring filled cush- go
ions, formerly 1890 IS9.UU
CLUB CHAIR in rose mohair fabric re-
versible spring filled cushion, -a a.
formerly 1890 H.UU
BEAUTIFUL WING LOUNGE,
CHAIR, in print, formerly 141.00 SS.UU
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS In sage green 1
nubby boucle, coruovan legs,
formerly 1880 each 0S.5U
3-PC. HARVEY PROBBER UNuSTJAr,
SECTIONAL SOFA from the famous
"Nuclear Group" covered In heavy coral
fabric Foam rubber construc- .A-
tion, formerly 641.00 - .UU
HARVEY PROBBER COPPER METALLIC
FABRIC WING CHAIR,
formerly 205.OO I99.UU
15-FOOT HARVEY PROBBER "NUCLEAR
GROUP" SERPENTINE 3-SEtTION SOFA
in foam rubber, spice color oo.@A
scroll fabric, formerly 1l2150 6S0.UU
LADY'S LOUNGE CHAIR with reversible
spring cushion,
formerly 1890 S.oU
2-PC. SERPENTINE FRONT SECTIONAL,
SOFAS SOFAS, finest custom con- 900 ~
2-CUSHION SOFA in green 80 -
nubby fabric, formerly $4,000 IIS.UU
FULL-SIZE SOFA with reversible spring.
filled cushions, covered in 9>o ~
heavy fabric, formerly 1890 IOS.UU
PLASTIC-COVERED OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS in choice Of black, lipstick, green
or chartreuse with nailhead trim, .-rn
blond finish legs, formerly 1850 9I.0V
Evening star., 1951-04-20
MODERN
BEDROOM FURNITURE

7-PC. CORDOvAN MAHOGANY SUITE.
consisting of double dresser and mirror,
vanity and mirror, double bed, chest.
bench, night tables,
formerly 749.00 ~ OSo.VU
10-PC. GRAND RAPIDS BLACK AND
CHAMOIS OAK SUITE, consisting Of
double dresser. mirror, Beau Brlmmel dou-
bic sliding door robe, double bed, chest,
vanity or desk base, mirror 2 night tables
and BENCH
4-PC. MING WALNUT CHINESE MOD.
ERN SUITE. consisting Of double dresser
and mirror. twin beds, night aor -
table, formerly 36350 ZS0.UU
s-PC. LIGHT PALOMINO OAK SUITE,
consisting of double dresser and mirror,
double bed, chest Of drawers, 80 on
formerly 371.50 - SIS.UU
Also available: desk, night table twin
beds, at proportionate reductions.
6-PC. GREY MAHOGANY SUITE, consist
ing Of vanity and mirror, double bed,
chest and bench, 2 night x~nsrxn
tables formerly 57315 ---- HS.OU
HEATHER WALNUT DOUBLE BED,
formerly $500 -2A 40 EN
FIvE-FOOT HAND-RUBBED CORDOyAN
MAHOGANY STUDIO HEAD -
BOARD, formerly 1880 0S.oU
HEATHER WALNUT TWIN .oro
BEDS, formerly $500 each 3S.9U
Evening star., 1951-04-20
Copt. Hogan to Lecture

Capt. B. w. Hogan. commanding
ofncer Of the Bethesda Naval
Medical School, will give a lecture
on the effects of atomic bombing
at 3 pm. tomorrow in the Fred
s. Gichner Iron Works, Twenty
fourth and NJ streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Local hiking sponsored by the Audubon
Society, For details, phone XII. S-5961.
+ The Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and AIR
mems Club, 1913 L street NV, Is open
"a hours. Teieyision, pool table, radio,
library. Canteen In. basement is open
Monday through Saturday. q am to $50
pm; Sunday, 8 am. to 6.30 nm.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Troditionol

9-PC. REGENCY BLACK AND GOLD
JUNIOR DINING SUITE, consisting of
buffet, extension table, 2 arm and side
chairs, go
formerly $3.50 49, .UU
9-PC. KITTINGER REGENCY MAHOG-
ANY AND ROSEWOOD SUITE, consisting
OF gorgeous console buffet breakfront china,
extension table with inlaid border, 2 llpfol-
stored arm chairs and upholstered side
chairs in black lacquer, 1oae ~
7-PC. MORGANTON 18th CENTURY
ENGLISH JUNIOR DINING SUITE in
harvest tone blond mahogany consisting
of buffet cerner cabinet, Duncan Phyfe
extension table, side chairs, aoe "a
formerly $4,000 - - 9So.OU
S-PC. FULL-STZE FIGURED MAHOGANY
SUITE OF sHEPPLEWHITE AND SHERA-
TON INSPIRATION, consisting of credenza
buffet, beautiful breakfront china with
beveled plate glass DOORS extension table
with three 12-inch leaves, 2 shield back
arm and shield back side COR ~
chairs, formerly 795.00 OS0.OO
10-PC. GEORGIAN FIGURED MAHOG-
ANY FULL-SIZE SUITE, consisting of
serpentine front buffet, breakfront china,
extension table, cabinet server, 2 spring.
seat solid mahogany arm chairs and
side chairs to match, ar~~ -
formerly 1350.0O -- llJ0.UU
10-PC. 18th CENTURY AMERICAN DIN
ING SUITE in choice figured mahogany,
embellished with satinWood inlays and box
wood stringing. Consists of 63-inch full
credenza buffet, cabinet server, 52-inch wide
china, senior extension table with two lS-
inch leaves, 2 solid mahogany shield back
arm chairs with spring seats and 4 side
chairs to match, aa~r -
formerly 1489.O0 IZS0.UU
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY - -
BUFFET formerly 1850 80 lk9.UU
WILLIAMS KIMP OF GRAND RAPIDS
FULL-SIZE EXTENSION .zn ~
TABLE, formerly 2420o 1SsUU
WILLIAMS KIMP OF GRAND RAPIDS
FULL-SIZE EXTENSION $40 ~
TABLE, formerly 1860 - IzS.UU
RICHLY FINISHED DUNCAN PHYFE
SIDE CHAIR, saA.
formerly 1000 fsS9
Evening star., 1951-04-20
ONLY A PARTIAL LIST
MODERN

DINING ROOM FURNITURE
HAND-RUBBED JUNIOR COKDOVAN
MAHOGANY SUITE, very unusual design,
consisting Of buffet china extension table
and chairs, 1~1 40
formerly 748.00- f9.UU
s-PC. SUITE SOLID WALNUT AND
MATCHED FIGURED WALNUT VENEERS
with solid tarnish-proof aluminium handles
Of distinctive design. Consists of credenza
buffet china, dropleaf extension table 28x44
when closed "opens to 100 inches), uphol-
stered-back arm chairs and 4 upholstered
formerly Sa1n Tlge leos5o eaa;a'' !. 84o. 90
s-PC. GRAND RAPIDS GROUP of OUT
standing design, consisting of buffet-cflina
combination, extension table, spring seat
upholstered arm and spring seat up-
holstered side chairs, ,az. "A
6-PC. RANCH MODERN CHERRY SUITE
consisting of full-size dining table and 5
seats saas 'ha5s forer1 wlsh 4so aosm rubber $500
KORUNA JUNIOR EXTENSION ozen
TABLE, formerly 75.00 , 9I.OO
ERMINE OAK CHINA, aaro
formerly 84.00 ~. .oU
GREY WALNUT CABINET
SERVER, formerly 105O0 9S.oU
GRAND RAPIDS CHAMOIS OAK CON-
SOLE FLIP-TOP TABLE
SERVER, formerly $500 -------- 69.5O
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
TroditionoI
s-FOOT OVERSIZE CURVED FRONT
CHINESE CHIPPENDALE SOFA with
down and feather cushions, covered in
iustrous brown matelasse, Hoe a
formerly 1000 H9.UU
2-PC. REGENCY SECTIONAL, SOFA
Each section seats two comfortably. q.
section tufted back, down and feather
cushion seat with upper, shirred silhou-
ette, fringe and overlay. Covered in new
gold metallic persimmon fab >ro a.
ric. Formerly $4,000 - 09U.UU
s-FOOT CHINESE CHIPPENDALE SOFA
from one OF Americas foremost custom
shops. Solid mahogany frames, down
and leather cushions, covered in green
damask,
formerly $500 - S9U.UU
CUSHION ENGLISH LOUNGE SOFA
IN top grade red matelasse, aar
TuFTED BACK AND ARM REGENCY
SOFA with 1-piece down and feather
cushion, fringe base, boucle trim. covered
In brocatelle a@~.
formerly 5000 SZ4.UU
s-cUsHIoN LAWSON SOFA in grey
Wit4l lIulSe DaSe, RAA AA
formerly 1880 ..- 1890
SOLID MAHOGANY VICTORIAN LOVE-
SEAT with carved frame and on "A
tapestry cover, formerly 1880 0S.UU
REGENCY FIRESIDE CHAIRS with
richly carved frames and expensive
matelasse cover,
formerly $4,000 I9S.UU
CLUB LOUNGE CHAIR in red mateIasse
with reversible spring filled cusla- ~ -
ion, formerly 1900 9S.9U
OVERSIZE LOUNGE CHAIR FOR THE
SLX-FOOTER. Has reversible crown-top
nodded foam rubber seat cushion, heavy
forest green nubby fabric, ,aorn
formerly 249.00 ISS.UU
CHINESE BAMBOO FIRESIDE CHAIR in ,
finest quality matelasse and rno 40
picked frame, formerly 1890 IfS.UU
REGENCY PICKLED FRAME OCCA.
SiONAL CHAIR in lovely green "a
fabric, formerly $500 Aff.9O
TUFTED ARM LADIES' LOUNGE CHAIR
in brown matelasse with reversible down
and feather cushion, 80 o@
formerly 245.00 3S.UU
Evening star., 1951-04-20
COG

Just o ne Of many
bridal Grty and
formal froeks for
Misses, Junior and
Half Sizes from our
Second Fioor Of
Fashion.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
BEDROOM FURNITURE
TpNds&:na~1

3-PC. SWIRL MAHOGANY GEORGIAN.
SUITE, consisting Of double dresser. mir
ror, chest-on-chest and double aop ao
bed formerly $4,000 00 ZSo.UU
7-PC. JOHN WIDDICOMB OF GRAND
RAPIDS REGENCY MAHOGANY AND
GOLD SUITE, consisting of vanity and
mirror, double bed. chest Of drawers.
bench, 2 night tables and COR ~
chair, formerly $4,000 0So.UU
s-PC. SERPENTINE FRONT MAHOGANY
CHIPPENDALE SUITE, consisting Of mas
sive 66-inch double dresser, large mirror.
.ali spacious chest-on.chest. 900 En
3-PC. MAHOGANY WHITE
SUITE, consisting of 12-drawer triple
dresser and mirror, double bed and
chest-on-chest, 900 -
formery 483.50- 9SS.0U
3-PC. SOLID CHERRY AND CHERRY
VENEERED FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SUITE, consisting of 12-drawer serpentine
front dresser unique framed mirror, double
bed, serpentine front chest 100 -
on-chest formerly $500 u oZS.UU
MORGANTON DOUBLE SIZE BED, in
swirl mahogany with low foot ~ ze
board, formerly $3.50 = ZS.I0
SWIRL MAHOGANY GEORGIAN DOUBLE
BED with full panel headboard a~r@
and footboard, formerly $3.50 - 9S.oU
MAHOGANY AND INLAY HEPPLEwHITE
CHEST OF DRAWERS,
formerly 1890 - --- S.UU
MAHOGANY VANITY AND <orn
MIRROR, formerly 1880 - OS.0O
MAHOGANY CHINESE CHIPPENDALE
NIGHT TABLE,
formerly $3.50 W.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

Swedish censors rejected four
American films showing terror,
murder and gangsters.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
TRADITIONAL ~
OCCASIONAL PIECES

MAHOGANY BREAKFRoNT, ,o.o~
formerly 272.0O -. IS5. 100
BLOND FAMOUS MAKE SPINET PIANO
WITH BENCH,
formerly 10i6.00 S 4E5 ISS.U .UU
FIGURED WALNUT FAMOUS MAKE
FRENCH SPINET PIANO WITH BENCH.
formerly ~ $3.50
1323O0 906 .O0
OLD ENGLISH MAHOGANY
CLOCK, formerly 1850 toS.UU
TALL KNOTTY PINE BOOKCASES WITH
COMPARTMENT AT BOTTOM.
formerly 1880 $3.50
PICKLED COCKTAIL TABLE with silver
leaf decorated top under glass,
formerly 1890 .--- oo.UU
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY BOOK CRADLE,
formerly $500 ~ .-.-- 1850
COMMODE SMOKED ANTIQUE MIRROR
WITH DOORS,
formerly 1880 ISS.SU
COCKTAIL TABLE IN OLD WORLD MA.
HOGANY with green leather, 20 40
formerly $1,000 IoS.UU
LARGE MAHOGANY DRUM TABLE
with leather top,
formerly 1880 S.SU
Evening star., 1951-04-20

saturday and Sunday, to
& pm.
TODAY.
Dances.
Catholic Youth Organization, 91S Tenth
street NV, orchestra, 8 PM, so cents
YMCA. 1885 q street NV 8 Pm, 2t
cents.
st. Matthews Cathedral Club. 1914 n
street NV, orchestra. o to s12 Pm. Sc
cents.
YWCA, Seventeenth and < streets NV.
record dance. $50 pm, free.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
beautiful Of bridesmaids
! and afterwards too!

It's the new versatile
bridesmaid into
for m al idea that's
swept the country.
Interpreted here in
permanent finish NY
lon and rayon mar
quisette over taffeta.
Flower pastels in jun
ior sizes.
$25
Evening star., 1951-04-20
BRoADLOoM
RUGS AND CARPETS

l2x126" GREY CARVED WILL aza ~
TON, formerly 346.5O ZfS.OOs
Sx12 GREY CARVED VIII - a.
TON, formerly 31500 ZoS.UV
11x12 GREY HEAVY TWIST,
formerly 298.00 - Z3S.UU
aSnssTrn Ak HS1n ssasss fe1Ser1y aisae nas 1900
7x7's" GREEN CARVED WIL-
TON, formerly 1860 ..- S7UU
1ox12 BEIGE TWIST,
formerly 241.O0 ISZ.UU
TON. y formerly r 'a1sAD 7s'7s ', WI 5000
7x9 GREY CARVED PILE
WILTON. formerly 1400o 1910
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
'"Center Of the Peach Belt

tell me, who of this vast throng
will merit a place in heaven?"
Elijah looks around and points to
two clowns. The King is amazed.
eyes," says Elijah, chose two
men go around making life hap
pier for the sorrowing and afflict-
ed, and lightens the load of those
who find life difficult to bear"
Unfortunately most of us think
that life is only worthwhile and
victory is only won when we do
the big things in life. It is the
small, the often unnoticed acts of
kindness and of thoughtfulness,
the little deeds of helpfulness that
bring surcease from sorrow that
really spell victory in life. It is
not always necessary to win the
match, but it is necessary to play
the game the best we can that
marks us as the real victor. 81
choose to be found doing my
duty" always points out the man
who merits a place among the
victors.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

wild rumors, fearful of possible
approaching calamities, we plan
for every make-shift instead of
standing firm as Abraham Daven-
port did, eff the end comes, !
choose to be found doing my
duty" 1t reminds me of a story
in the Talmud which tells of a
king walking the crowded streets
of a city, when he meets Elijah,
who was additionally the fore
runner of the Messiah. "Oh Elijah,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
MACON, GEORGIA
| Choose to Do my Duty
BY RABBI ISAAC E.. MARcUsoN
Macon, Ca.

Lowell Thomas tells story which it would be well for
in these troubled days. On May IT, 1880 the world
suddenly darened eclipse Of the The legislature
the state Of Connecticut in session darkness spread
wild fear filled the assembled in meeting
Of the lower house broke Senate
spread moved adjournment that the day
judgment hand But the Abra
ham Davenport He and opposed the motion adjourn THE
Judgment either coming
for adjournment think doing
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

our duty. Bring in some candles" "
l think this story is most APP
propriate in our day. Terrified by
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

y STRAIGHT-BAR LUGS
= Because Goodyear Tugs are set
straight, they have greater traction area
than Tugs that toe in. Result Goodyear
Tugs thrust against the soil with equal
force from center to shoulder, giving
better traction backwards and forwards
the greatest pull on earth!' r
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

9 ExTRA-LoNc WEAR : Since
- Goodyear's SURE-GRIP lug action
holds the soil firmly in the ground, skid,
slippage and abrasion are greatly
reduced. Goodyear's famous OPEN
CENTER self-cleaning Tugs have no
undertaking hooks. The result is
smoother riding, less slip, far longer life!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

i GooDYEAR's sURE-CRIP
I ACTION Is Goodyear Tugs are set
closer at the shoulder than center. This
exclusive design provides vise-like grip
that holds the soil in the ground, gives
the Tugs greater traction than curved
Tugs that 'splow OUT the soil. Result
Goodyeors pull tUhere other tires lVon't!
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Marriage License
Applications,

Under D. C. ldto. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as ether days.
Melvin Beezer. A. ard Carol McLouth.
Dag hs!le, ,,,,s;.s9 q Fort Myer' va,i, va and
David Robertson. % 33. ! IN s.. a.w..
and Helen Cullen. -, 1882 3rd St. ne
Robert Piszsno 90 Mount o., Rainier; Md;; No;
rampshire ave, NV, ,,,,,,
fooyy In 3 Tang NJ n;o,H 20; and W. Joe Ann Murphy
both q Bios cathsdral ave; ny, NV, v
os ass Iss'f Iadfs Hoert E S seT Batlmore TGTa Nd
1'ksES ks5Srsa G9Pfss; PEiee g 5sa9 st. ~ NV M
Ira WsF5s Ga. 73$ "a URShyT RaTVsrs s. ST NM NV and
amS msSsaTes Sett ritzseraid ger "a. so7 tn st. ne
Jean Pc BOis r. ArinEten sve snd Harriet
Colin and na4oPs BFowh 5H New a. HaS 1881 Eaed
Robert Flickinger. %. Silver Spring; Nd
James Grant: 81 Hudson. Mass, and
Beulah Addington %. 1874 l1th ST
p,vid Lamb 20 Quincy Mass. and Elaine
-atfucci. 10 1742 @ ST. r.w.
Ere HeIlstrom. 81. Columbus Ohio anc
IRA Nine. 30. 3t00 Connecticut ave
'osa2 Ruen IL q z sa 81 ,,:5 35d St! pl .R NV
R.-'1ard- waunoosc. -. so "is. s.. NV.
nd Fditn 3ovke- -. "13l F st. NV
lion. and Naomi white IS, Bolton
r ncis Mclaughlin. %. and Mary Brand
y. both of 5Il Webster ST. NV.
Harry Ludeman, %. Quantico. Va. anc
Eta Fish. 81. 2719 N st. Sc
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Negro Colleges Open
Campaign for Funds
Al Meeting Tomorrow

The Washington campaign OF
the United Negro College Fund
will open with a public meeting at
8:15 pm. tomorrow in the Epiph-
any Church Parish Hall, 1917 G
street NV.
Goal for the fund drive in the
Washington area is $4,000. The
national quota is $1.5O0.000. The
funds are used to supplement the
income of 80 private colleges and
universities.
DR.. A. w. Dent, president OF
billiard University, New Orleans,
La. will be the keynote speaker.
Also scheduled to speak are
Coleman Jennings and Robert G.
Mcclure, jr., co-chairmen of the
local drive. Mr.. Mcclure plans
to direct his remarks to the
graduates and former students of
the 80 colleges who live in Wash
ington, in an effort to get friendly
into-school competition under
way.
The alumni club reporting the
largest sum of money raised at
the close of the campaign will re-
ceive trophy, Mr.. MCGUIRE said.
Tomorrow's program also will
feature a report on special gifts
by Mrs. Gerhard P. van Arkel and
the presentation of key campaign
workers. The Evanti Chorale will
appear in several musical num-
bers. The Rev. Jerry Moore, of
the 10Th Street Baptist Church,
will give the invocation and ben
ediction.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
British Royalty to See
Pope Despite Protests
By the Assoeioted Press

ROME. April 7.-Princess Eliza
beth and the Duke of Edinburgh
will fly here from Malta next
Wednesday for visit until
April "a.
The night of their arrival they
will be guests of honor at a dinner
given by President Luigi Einaudi.
Their schedule also calls for a
private audience with the Pope,
against which British church
groups have filed protests.
It was announced here that dur
ing the visit, the Duke of Edin-
burgh would take part in polo
match, at the Rome Polo Club,
as a member of a team to be COM
posed largely of British naval off,
GERS from Malta, the Dukes home
station.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
fssrHMACoUcHERs
GiveThanks for
[ UcKY DISCOVERY
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Evening star., 1951-08-14
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The Dis
trict Attorneys Office, delving into
fixed basketball games, sought
additional information today from
Ia fifth man arrested in connec-
ton with the widespread scandal
Indications were given by Vim
cent A. G. O'Connor, assistant
district attorney. that the affair
might spread into the Deep South
and Far West.
Nathaniel Brown, 80, of Brook
lyn, was held in $4,000 bail as a
material witness. O'Connor said
he had been associated with four
Others under arrest on charges of
bribing players to fix games.
Brown has important informa-
ton which he has yet to disclose, .
O'Connor said, adding that his in
vestigators are nearing fnforma-
ton involving additional un-
named players and colleges.
O'Connor said Brown had ira
veled to the Far West in connec-
ton with fixes during the 1948-9
season. Asked the significance of
this. the official replied:
HE also went as far South as
Louisiana"