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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

Thomas Tuesday. Oct. 3d. Refresh
ments were served. Halloween cook
les and candies were served and
games played
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

died Monday after lingering ILL
ness which rendered him almost
totally blind. Deacon Dunn was
greatly esteemed as Bible teacher
and Christian. His funeral will take
place Friday, Oct. 26.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1951-11-03

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Evening star., 1951-10-08
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TELEVISION antenna installation
men, experienced or willing to learn;
5-day week; paid vacation; excellent
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XIpEo ENGINEERING CO.. INC,
HU. S93l. Ii
BENCHMAN, splendid
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DOWD'S TELEVISION, 441S Conn.
ave. OR. 1900 IS
SERVICEMEN, 1 out
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ATTENTION. MEN-Work on a part
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l WANT A MAN to take up landscape
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etc. You need no experienCe-fleld
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ALL AROUND MEN to work in meat
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BOY, colored. for mornings part time
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MEN--We have openings in our sery-
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who want to learn one. Experience
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MEN. 1916. to take candid pictures;
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NV. Ia
YOITNG MEN as machinist helpers.
excel. ,opport. to learn fine trade,
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OPPORTUNITY for
man with selling ability. Perma-
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not necessary; permanent
position for right man; fine oppor-
tunity for advancement: extra COM
pany benefits after first year. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Alderton. HANOVER
SHOE STORE. 729 14th st. NV.
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MECHANICS HELPER, white: service
station exper. will be given prefer
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tune-ups and supervising car-waSh
help; excel. salary and steady work
See Mr. Williams after 8 am,
AUTO-WHOLE LESALERS, INC. 1871
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HOSTESS

Experienced only. Excellent nay, NO
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Evening star., 1951-10-05
Archbishop's Former Aide
To Enter Order of Nuns

A former secretary of the Arch
bishop of Washington, who served
lin the Women's Auxiliary Service
Pilots during World War II, will
receive the holy habit of Dis
calced Carmelite novice tomorrow
at Roxbury, Mass.
Miss Anita Paul, who served as
secretary to the Most Rev. Patrick
A. O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
Iington. from 1948 until last spring,
will take temporary vows of pow
.erty, chastity and obedience for
two years tomorrow at the Car
melite Monastery of Our Lady
and St. Joseph. Archbishop
.O'Boyle will confer the habit on
Miss Paul and will preach at the
service.
A native Of Lynn, Mass, Miss
Paul obtained private pilot s
license, after completing her busi-
ness studies. She Joined the
WASPS early in World War II
and ferried fighter and bombing
planes to air fields for shipment
overseas.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Bible Predicts Iran Crisiso

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 4 (P).-
Evangelist Billy Graham says the
Bible predicts that Iran will some
day oe taken over by Russia. The
prediction is in the Book of Eze-
kiel, tne preacher told his Holly
wood Bowl audience last night,
Evening star., 1951-10-05
3 Pedestrians Hurt,
Nun Is Among Victims
OF Traffic Accidents

Three pedestrians were injured
by automobiles in traffic accidents
here yesterday.
Four-year- old David Picchi suf-
fered serious injuries when he was
hit by a car as he raced across
the street in front of his home.
SO Galveston street S.W. He was
taken to Children's Hospital. Po-
lice said the auto was driven by
William j. Shickler, 80. of lO9
Galveston place S.W., Labor
Department economist. No charges
were placed.
Mother Mary Andrew Mac
Donogh, "a. of the 900 block of
Upshur street NE, Catholic
University student, was struck by
a car as she attempted to cross
Michigan avenue NE, near Mon
roe street. She was treated at
Providence Hospital for leg in
Juries. Police said the automobile
was driven by James L. Harris, %,
a cab driver of the 5000 block of
IChlllum Heights drive, Hyatts-
vile. No charges were placed.
Mrs. Else Jaddmann, 70. of
lo01 IWenty-second street NV,
suffered undetermined Injuries
last night when she was struck
by a car at the intersection of
Massachusetts and Florida ave-
nues NV. She was taken to
emergency Hospital. Police
charged the driver with failure
TO give right of way to a pedes-
tr1an. He was listed as Harry F.
Massey, 46. R. F. D. 4, Vienna, Va,
driver for a telegraph company.
One person was injured in the
collision of two automobiles late
last night at First and D streets
Sc. The victim was Mrs. Reda
Carneal. %. of 1910 F. street ne
a grocery clerk. She suffered in
Juries to the right hip and her
shoulders when a car driven by her
husband. Monte C. Carneal 81
and one operated by Ernest S
Barton, 81, colored, 100 block of
Twenty fifth street NV, collided
according to police.
Mr.. Carneal. was admitted to
casualty Hospital. Police charged
Barton with falling to grant right
OF way and with operating an un-
approved vehicle.
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Gen. Campbell of Britain
Plans 9-Doy Visit Here

Maj. Gen. A. D. Campbell
Engineer-in-Chief of the British
War Office, will arrive here in
October 81, for nine-day visit.
The Army said today that he
will confer with 1t. Gen. Lewis
A. Pick, chief of engineers, and
will visit Fort Belvoir, Va, and
Fort Monroe. Va, during his visit
Evening star., 1951-10-05
Collins in West Germany

FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct. 5
tP.-Gen. J. Lawton Collins,
United States Chief of Staff, ar
rived today for a four-day inspec-
Ition tour Of American sroops
maneuyering in West Germany
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, su-
Ipreme commander of Atlantic pact
military forces, is also expected.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
CIV
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pass from Tyler to End Bol
Kelley, another freshman, put th'
ball deep in CIV territory. and tht
payof was a 28-yard pass to Full
back Corky Johns, also a fresh
man.
A tumble and an interceptior
stopped two CIV threats before
the half. and in the third perioe
Richmond made it 20-6 as Johr
'Zupicich. a pounding 205-poune
freshman fullback, got the last
yards of a 75-yard push.
Lost Gamble Helps CIV.
The Colonials finally caught
fire in the fourth period and Davi.
managed to complete some fail
passes to Bino Barreira and Bol
Cilento to aid a 92-yard scorins
march. Andy got the last 9 yard:
around right end.
The Spiders gave the Colonial.
a good sendoff toward their las
touchdown. Needing only inche'
for a first down on their own 19
they gambled and failed to ge
it as Dave Shiver and Ton
Flyzik tackled Zupicich for a lose
CIV quickly scored, Davis doinl
the last 8 yards off left tackle.
/ One final item about GW-it
blocking last night practically wa
lnonexistant. and what little ther,
was was pathetic.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Oil Capitol Favored
In Final Bowie Stake
Spseiol 0ispoteh TO The Stur

BOWIE. Md, Dec. 1.-Lightly
weighted at ia pounds. Oil Capi.
tol is favored to win the $4,000
added Bryan and O'Hara Memo
rial Handicap which headlines
BoWie's closing program today
Sunny, mild weather prevailed fo,
the final day of Maryland's last
meeting of the year, and another
banner crowd was expected.
Plaster. Frank A. Bonsal's
geldlng who has earned more than
100000, drew top weight of 123
pounds, but seemed to be taking
on too much in Oil Capitol, who
mad 1nseparable 113) and Sea-
ward tll4 as running mates in
the Hasty House Farms entry.
Most of today's entries were re-
peats from last weeks Prince
Georges Handicap, won by Audit
ing.
Harbor Queen, last in a 12-
horse field, fell dead Just after
crossing the finish line in ves-
terday's third race. Jockey j r
Layton jumped and escaped in
jury. The 2-year-old filly was
owned and trained by Joe Paoli,
Evening star., 1951-12-01
AL Cagers Playing
Fort Meade TONIGHT

Coach Staff Cassell hopes his
ore-dominated American
University team will have more
staying power tonight when the
Eagles entertain Dick Schnittker
and Co. from Fort Meade in the
AU gym at 8:45. The AU Jay
wees open against Priory in 7:l5
preliminary.
The Eagles blew a 14-point lead
in losing to Bainbridge by two
points in their opening game We'd
nesday. Because of a l3-point
performance against the Soldiers,
Bob tDeacon) Jones may crash
the starting lineup.
American U. hopes to have the
services of Ed Moffatt, captain,
who missed the Bainbridge game
due to a death in the family, After
tonight's game AU opens its COL
legiate schedule against Catholic
U. at AU next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
; Given Long Terms
After Guilty Pleas
In Assault Case

Two teen-aged youths and a
21-year-old man were given long
prison terms yesterday afternoon
by Chief Judge Bolitha J. Laws
of District Court on charges OF
attempting to rape a 41-year-old
woman last May.
The three, all colored, are Lin
wood Smith, jr.. 18. of the SOC
block of Twenty-fifth place NE.
who was given from S to Is years;
John L. Freeman, 10, of the 270C
block of E street NE, and James
A. Scott, 81, of the 300 block
of Forty-sixth street NE, each
of whom was given from 4 to Is
years. Smith was only II at the
! time of the attack, but Juvenile
Court waived jurisdiction as tc
him.
All three had been indicted or
charges of raping the woman
who is white, but had pleaded
guilty to the lesser charge of as.
sault with intent to commit rape
The woman told police she was
forced into an automobile anC
attacked in woods near schoo
at Benning road and Oklahoma
avenue NE.
10 to 30 Years in Murder.
In another District Court SEN
tence, Judge David A. Pine gave
Pierce Jones, jr., 30, colored. for
merly of the 200 block of K street
NV. from 10 to 80 years for
second-degree murder in the
stabbing of another man here ir
July, 1948. The victim was
James johnson, 48. colored, Of
the 1900 block of Eighth stree
NV.
Jones has been a fugitive fol
lowing the killing until appre'
hended last summer in Baltimore
The killing was in a house il
the 400 block Of K street NV.
police said. Authorities said th'
killing took place during an argu
ment after Jones had accused Mr.
johnson of reporting him to po
ice.
/ Loui Villarda, jr.. 80. of th'
HOO block of Clifton street NV
was given from to "a years b,
Judge Pine on holdup-robber,
charges. The robberies, all a
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Caps Meet RoessIers
In UIine Game Toniqhi

A game behind the pacemaking
Scranton five. but only a half
game ahead Of Wilkes Barre. the
Washington Caps will try to bol-
ster their American Basketball
League position at the expense of
the Bridgeport Roesslers tonight
at Uline Arena.
The game is scheduled for 9:45
with st. AIMS playing St. Domi-
MICS at 7:30 in a CYO League
affair.
The Caps won't have Dick
Schnlttker and Ken Murray. Air
Force men who are on duty this
week end, but they regain the
services of Carl Braun. leading
league scorer with 101 points. In
addition, Coach Chick Reiser has
Tommy O'Keefe, Jim Slaughter
Johnny O'Boyle, Leroy Ishmar
and Bill Cain to rely on. The
Caps whipped Bridgeport, 1851
In their first game.
Tonight's game will start a
"Knothole Gang" movement al
Uline, by which all teen-agers
will be admitted to special sec
ton free of charge.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
CoIIeoe Basketball Lost Nioht

Miami tOhio}. 81; Kent State. 5s.
Bethany wv. Va, 80; Rio Grand
Western Illinois "A; Peru (Nebr.l, Sc.
meien Rose Poly 81 ~ HuatasPen g. 3d.
Lawrence. II; Michigan Tech, 46.
Iowa Wesleyan. so: Eureka, 81.
Luther Iowa). SO; st. Olaf, so.
DICKINSON On. Dak.). 81; Eastern Mon
Detroit Tech. 63; Blufrton. Al.
SOUTHWEST.
e. New Mexico. So; McMurry 63.
Phillips oilers, 72; E. Central Okla, 53
N. Mex. Western, SO; N. Mex. Ann, AZ
FAR WEST.
Utah, 81, Washington, 81.
EtSdrssa Utah STATE, s, Il I5aho N, STATE, So ~
western Mont AM 81 MontsnS lotsnS Mines MINES s.
Idaho. "A; Seattle. II.
=, St, Martins tWash.l, SO; Seattle
=. Resis,o SO; ssd Air Defense, Tinker
stsis Camp psna1sson 10 Marines es Arizon'
1 Adams State. 81; e Colorado College, So
Southern Calf, So; Santa Barbara. Is
oregon, 65; Portland, 81 tovertime) y
Stanford. 81; California Poly, 81.
Pomona, 40; Chapman, AZ.
Westmont, SO: Laverne. So.
Nevada. So; Chico State, 45.
UCLA, 81; Alumni, As.
East. washington. "a; East. OREGON, SO
Los Angeles Loyola, SO; San Diego
Los Angeles State, So; Calf. Tech, so
Lewis and Clark So; Seattle Pacific. 53
Sacramento State. 80; San Francisco. 2s
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Redskins Favorites
By 6 Over Eagles

Already assured of their best
record in three years, the Red
skins will be trying for their long
est winning streak of the season.
three straight-against the Phila-
delphia Eagles tomorrow at Grit =
fifth Stadium. Victors by a 27-23
margin in their first game with
the Eagles, the Redskins are six
point favorites to repeat.
At full physical strength and in
a winning mood, the Washington
eleven nevertheless will have no
easy afternoon. The Eagles, with
Steve Van Buren getting help
from AL Pollard. and vice versa,
could be troublesome. A three
point defeat by Cleveland and a
tWo-point loss to the New York
Giants clearly indicate the Eagles
potential power.
One interesting sidelight on
the game will be the work of
Adrian Burk at quarterback for
Philadelphia and Jack Dryers
defensive halfback play for the
Tribe. Dwyer was drafted from
Loyola College by the Eagles and
Burk was picked up from the
Baltimore Colts by the Redskins
in the pro player draft when the
All America Conference dis
banded. They were traded to their
present clubs before the start of
the season and both have done
we'll.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Musician Turned Mechanic
Tunes Car He Rebuilt at Show

when I started racing. I changed
my name to DelRoy."
Frankie's father eventually
found out and reluctantly accepted
the fact that his son was not born
to be musician. But DelRoy has
been a success in his own field
AS a mechanic, he has teamed
with such drivers as Wilbur Shaw
Mauri Rose, Bill SCHNEIDER. Bill
Cummings, Fred Frame and Cot
ton Henning, to name few.
During World War II, DelRoy
worked for the Government anc
was in charge of a repair depot
in England. There he met his
wife. They were married in 1943
They now have their own busi-
ness, the Speed Parts, Inc, in East
Paterson. N. j.
When he started out frankie
didn't know what he, wanted te
do most-repair cars or drive
them. Two accidents in row
convinced him he was better
mechanic than racer.
Crashed at PikesvilIe.
"The first one, in late 1880, wa:
in Pikesville, Nd" DelRoy recalls
II was trying to make a spectacu.
lar qualifying run in sprint cal
race. 1t was spectacular, all right
Made three somersaults anc
smashed up my car. I was dazed
but came back in another fellow!
car and finished third"
! frankie didn't recover so easily
from his second and final mishap
early in 1881 in a small town ir
Illinois. He lost control. crashed
through a fence and landed in q
hospital with a fractured skull
internal injuries and a broker
nose.
Music lovers should take heart
though. frankie does not dislike
music.
Il love it, he says. when some
lone else is playing it,"