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, 1951-12-11
The Corruption Story.
By CHARLES B. SEIB

tons INTO the handling IT government affairs.
By CHARLES B. SEIB
International News Service Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. II QNS)-Whilet the "Five-Per-
centers'', RFC loan operators and tax cheaters were oc-
cupying the center of the Washington stage, there were
related developments in the wings.
In some cases administration people were involved
in others they were not. But all these developments added
to the picture of what one Republican has called "the dark
clouds of corruption hanging over the White House and
spreading out over important agencies of the govern
Evening star., 1951-12-10

Experienced for iobbing and remodel
ing work; must have D. C. auto
operators permit. Apply c. NJ. LIPP
& SON, 14l2 Que st. NV; DU. 433I.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
PAINTER;
PLATE CARRIER
PLUMBER

PLUMBER jobbing and remodelIng
Old firm, good wages; steady work
Write experience to 1888 Van Ness
st NV IN
Evening star., 1951-12-10
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER

Excellent salary and bonus. hospital
ization and life insurance. paid va
cations. dept. store hours. air-cond.
salon, At NEISNER'S. ST. 1905.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN
COLLEGE GRADUATE.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, not over 80
yrs. of age, interested In a perma-
nent position with a major oil COM
pany. II you meet our qualifications.
you will start in our fuel oil and
oil burner sales dept; starting
Car allowance and Insurance. fnr-
nished. Permanent position with
assured promotions. sick leave, va
cation and retirement. Write com
plete details for personal interview.
Box 1921. Star. 10
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN

MEN (3). white. neat appearing. for
outside sales work; average earnings.
SO wk,; good chance for advance
ment; you will receive a salary of
$50 week during training period
We furnish transportation Apply
3 to 10 am, RIM. S27. 724 9th
st. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-10
Relief Clerk
For transient Washington
hotel.
APPLY
BOX 447-B, STAR
RETAIL BAKER WAYTED- win =

BAKER WANTED, with ex-
viii make an attractive proposition
on percentage basis. CRUSTY PIE
CO. 80 Q ST. ne. MI. 711I. III
ROUTE MAN, aggressive. nest-ap-
bearing married man with car
Training on job. Starting salary.
$50 wk. with bonus. Cali MR..
JONES. UN. sO04. to $50. for
ROOFING and gutter helper. Apply
BOZ Cedar st. NV. at $50 Mon.
ROUTE SALESMAN for established
bakery route; steady employment
eqod salary; other benefits. Call
SALESMAN. white, for estab-
lished dry cleaning route; guaranteed
salary and commission; opportunity
to earn SO and better per week.
SANITARY CLEANERS, 1920 14th
81 NV. 10
SALES MANAGER. for established
garden Plan Memorial Park in
Opportunity unlimited for righs man
who believes in the ore call close.
Beautifully illustrated sales kit.
100ee cooperation from sales
MINDED management. Qualifications
Under 40 yrs. of age, thoroughly
advertising sales plan, ability TO
hire. train and manage sales dept.
Replies in confidence Please give
complete details TO Nl7. P. 8. Box
"a 4, Philadelphia ~. Pa.
SALESMAN, used cars; must be re-
reliable: reputable new car dealer;
priyilege Of selling Dodge trucks
KIRBY'S SALES AND SERVICE
Call ia. s-s3s3. Ask for Mr.. Hun
SALESMAN, hardware store, exper
farm background beneficial; vaca-
tions holidays. disqualification; 5.
day wk; See Larry Maloney OIL
VIM, Moore. MALONEY'S. INC.
si26 Ga, ave. Silver Spring; -2l
not experienced. We win train mer
JEwEIRY. VERY zig iiSe 7th aSa st. nEw niw xoEs OF
SALESMAN COLLECTOR for estab
Mshed industrial insurance route
Unlimited opportunity for q mar
with initiative and ability. Autt
NECESSARY. Apply 500 Victor Bldg.
SALESMAN-Young man to iearr
the automobile business in tn,
sales dept, of G: M. dealer; abou
own handwriting, Box 255-z, Star
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store; excellent earnings, good op
portunity. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
942 F st. NV IA
SALESMAN for stationery and offic,
supply store; salary and commits.
SALESMAN WITH CAR-s7O wk ans
pear. experienced salesman. Apply
1896 II St ne Ii 1-3303 II
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SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING

BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE; CAR NEG
ESSARY. HU. 6240. Ill
SALESMAN-DRIVE ad-
vertiSed firm desires ambitious man
for route sales, experience not nee
essary; all company benefits; 5-day
week, guaranteed salary; phone TO.
$500 for appt. Mon. through Fri,
SALES MANAGER to take charge of
major home appliance dept: must
know kitchen planning handle
statesmen; best lines, GE. Westing-
house. Bendix. Crane, Genva, etc;
be capable of earning $4,000 yr
and more. Apply j. L. BATEMAN &
SON. 2004 R. 1. ave. me-, HO.
statesmen for eur mems furnish
ings dept, Steady and part-time en-
ployment. Excellent salary. Else
MANS. r at 7th. 10
Statesmen, If you can earn over
$3.50 a week. selling watches on
credit, we have an opening for you
in our long-established organiza,,
from customer. Immediate COM
9RWEIRY lSSiSn &C C. tase ~ 7tS hEW st nR noRA
Statesmen. with spare time from
now til Christmas, to learn a
package store liquor business; SELL
ing experience required. CLARK'S
103 14th st. NV. Iii
statesmen - men familiar with
d. c. area, age 25-40; car furnished
must have local references and D C.
| drivers permit. For appt. inter.
/ view call MR.. WEHMEYER, IA.
| 1867. Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN
statesmen

WITH CARS
|. Give US one week, of your time
training period and we will guar
antee you minimum of $3.50 q
week If qualified.
2. We pay you $50 for the one-week
training period.
;. We furnish you with fresh leads
from our daily newspaper, radio
and televiSion programs; no can
vasSing whatsoever. We have four
permanent positions for the right
men. Apply
STORES, 9a5 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN


LARGE GROCERY FIRM needs capa-
to get ahead. This lob is an unusual
opportunity for rapid advancement
in a responsible position If ability
Is proven; experience not necessary
Il capable. SEVEN CORNERS MAR
KET, II Lee Boulevard. Falls
road service man, some
garage experience necessary: aver
age earnings about S75 per week,
night work. Apply Mr. Michaelson.
POTOMAC GARAGE AND SERVICE
STATION 10th and z sts. NV.
BE NDEPENDENT-sen Rawleish
products. Good nearby locality
open. Write today, RAWLEIGHS
Dept. DCL-14-D. Chester, Pa.
Evening star., 1951-12-10

Must be good cleaner; good salary
good working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS. 3700 Mass ave.
NV. -12
HOTEL CLERK. man over 40. reliable
and, sober; steady. work. good pay.
Apply l0l6 Eve st NV. -l2
INSURANCE MAN, for established
debit. Unlimited oppor. for one who
will produce. Phone Ma. 1915 for
appt. or RA. $3.50 ewes. and week
INTERIOR DECORATOR and artist
One that can sketch and estimate on
custom made drapes and furniture
Permanent position. HOUSE OF
CHELSEA. RA 2900 Ill
yANIT0R, exper., firing coal stoker,
married. no children; not over 40,
sober, reliable; steady Job; Sll0
mo. and nice apt; must have good
local refs. GE. $3.50. 10
yANIT0R and elevator operator
quarters furnished. See Mrs. Sax
ton. THE CHALFONTE APTS..
160l Argonne pl. NV. Ill
JASITOR, colored. married man. no
children, to clean small ONCE build
ing after pm; free apartment and
utilities supplied in exchange for
services; local references. Call in
person, between 4 and 5 pm. VEIN
BERG & Bush, 1907 H st. NV.
JANIToR. for small hotel. with
stoker experience; single. sober;
yR. ACCOUNTANT. for medium size
salary expected. Box 29-B, Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-10

AAA-1 RATED manufacturer Sc
years old. needs salesman with car
to sell line Of sanitary maintenance
pitfalls, hotels. factories, stores.
bakeries, dairies, etc, in northeast
ern Virginia. We have active, estab-
hshed accounts. We train you at
factory and in territory Man should
earn in excess of $4,000 first year
Advertise in Time and I6 trade
publications. 75et OF our sales forae
with us to 80 years. Airmail quaIi-
f1cations, Box 5433, Indianapolis.
Indiana.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
SALESMAN

We have a splendid opening for a
man who can qualify. It is a real
opportunity for future security and
for immediate earnings in the
higher bracket You can depend on
exclusive territory we have open. NO
travelling but you will need a car
Sales experience helpful. but pot
essential. as we give thorough
training $50 per wk salary during
training period. Write giving back
Evening star., 1951-12-10
PRODUCE MEN

Must be exp. have refs. from last
job; good working eond: paid va
cation; paid group disqualification;
must apply in person. MR.. TAU
BER 1853 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
BOSOM OPERATORS
AND SHIRT FOInEPC


Exper. Four-girl prosperity unit.
Apply GRAYSTONE LAUNDRY,
2216 Sth St. NV. AID. a062. 10
BUS GIRL. colored. neat appearance.
Apply TRIO RESTAURANT. / 537
CANDY sALEsLADIEs-Take orders
for Christmas candies; ofices,
churches, ETC.. homemade chocolate.
Call WO. 1858 for details during
week. Ill
CASHIER, part time, white. age u
to 30, previous exp. as cashier
helpful; 5-day week. hours II am.
to pm; Sc. resident preferred.
Apply in person Officers mess, Bldg.
101, U. S. NAVAL GUN FACTORY.
1lth and N SITS. sc. Ill
CASHIER
Experienced. till Christmas gool SAL
ary. pleasant working conditions.
R. HARRIS g. CO.. Retail Jewellers,
1lO1 F st. NV. See Mr.. Geracct,
4th floor office. 10
CASHIER
For front office; experience on N C.
r. No. 1000 machine desired but
will train personable young lady whe
is interested in working with the
public. Apply personnel once.
HOTEL STATLER
18th & K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN

OFFICE MANAGER. man experienced
with building contractors work and
and bookkeeping. Apply 700 S. Irv-
ing St, Arlington. Ewes, call ia.
OFFICE MESSENGER for general
office duties in aviation communica-
tions flrm. Cali NE. 5000. Ill
FAINTER, must be good mechanic nc
drinker. Report for work Monday,
1913 Harvard st. NV. Apply at
Evening star., 1951-12-10
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATORS

5-day week, free Re.
tirement plan and life insurance;
conditioned ONCE; permanent
position.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, electrically inclined.
wonderful opportunity to learn cleo
trical business BEACON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO., S05l 18th ST., Silver
Spring. Nd. JU 7-S0O0 III
Evening star., 1951-12-10
OPPORTUNITY
READ This

have 9 mos work to offer s men
who are willing OF put in long hrs.
Here is an oppor. to earn S33 a day.
6-day wk. Must be dependable and
willing workers. Must have neat
appearance and average education.
II you want TO make money. here
is your oppor. Apply 1922 18th st.
n. ". End FIR. to l / am. only. See
Mr. IOCKYER Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-10
LIQUOR CLERK

LIQUOR CLERK
ExPER. ONLY: MUST FURN. REF;
GOOD SALARY. STEADY POSI-
TON. DOWNTOWN LIQUORS, 900
y 81. NV. 10
tUBRICATION MAN. colored. for lge
auto wholesale dept; to work on
new cars; good hours and salary;
SS-dsy srvy9sbr Tees Sc, See My; crabill L;
B q o Railroad, Bethesda. Md. 10
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. not
over so; must be exper in boilers
and apt, house maintenance; apt.
and good salary included. LORD
walt dr. College Park Md. Ap. l544. Z
MAINTENANCE MAN, familiar With
apt. house maintenance work and
boiler operation; Apply MR.. E.
oGELMAN, 2730 Wisconsin ave. NV,
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
THE POSITION OFFERED BY AN
INTERNATIONAL FIRM IN BUSI-
NESS MORE THAN 100 YEARS
FoR MEN INTERESTED IN SCI
UNLIMITED ADVANCEMENT. PAID
VACATION. FAMILY HOSPITAL
BENEFITS, FREE RETIREMENT
PLAN, GOOD STARTING SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION WHEN QUAIL
PIED. EXPERIENCE NOT NEC-
ESSARY. TRANSPORTATION FUR
SINGER SEWING MAcHfNE MAJ: me- CO O.
3107 WILSON BLVD. ARL., VA
WILL ACCEPT EVENING INTER
VIEWS. CALL OK. 5000 FOR
MAINTLNANcE MAN, white, gar.
den type apartments Exper. ir
plumbing, heating and electrical re.
pairs. Capable of handling help
Excel. salary and apt. 169 Danbur,
MANAGER. for dry-cleanine vale
shop in exclusive apartment house
Ton pay and opportunity for ad.
vancement Good working condi.
tions. Must be experienced Sci
MRS. MARTIN at 214g st. NV
MANAGER for dry cleaning valet
shop in exclusive apt. house: per-
manent work and good working con-
ditions: top pay and chance for ad-
yancement. See MRS. MARTIN. q 4S
MECHANIC-Fo- Bendix automatic
washers; must have D. c. drivers
permit; first class mechanic; good
salary. Apply J. l.. BATEMAN &
SON, 2o04 r. I. ave. ne. HO. 2200
MECHANIC-Handle maintenance
tractors. crawlers and other con-
= struction equipment on Job. 80 mi
from D. C.; must have own tools
TIE. 3o29. z to 10 pm. -I2
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HELP MEN
OPPORTUNITY

To Train Tor ManagerShip
national finance organi-
zation needs alert. aggressive, young
men. eyed 21-35. to train as branch
lowance. paid vacations, steady en-
ployment. insurance and other bene-
fits. Apply In person, 9 am. 10
; pm. LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE,
INC. 1902 Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. Md; or 7910 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md. Ia
Evening star., 1951-12-10
BOOKKEEPER

Young lady as bookkeeper-
typiSt with large, well estab-
iShed real estate and mort
gage loan once: must be ex-
perienced in both bookkeeping
and tipping; pleasant surround
lngs; 81 l2-hour week: lunches
furnished; air conditioned
building; salary $1,000 yr. to
start. Call MR.. cox, MA
Evening star., 1951-12-10
BOOKKEEPER

In downtown real estate office. Per-
manent position, pleasant working
advancement. Experience not essen
tial but must be able to tyne.
Salary, $3.50 mo- Give full par
tlcularS All replies confidential.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
HOUSEMAN

Must be good cleaner; good salary.
good working conditions Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass ave.
Evening star., 1951-12-10
MARRIED MAN

With car to train locally for per-
manent position with large manu-
featuring company. Will consider
inexperienced man who is willing
worker. Not canvassing. Man
selected will work under direct
supervision OF manager. Earnings
while training around S100 weekly.
Apply l1l6 o st. Sc. between 10
and l2 IA
Evening star., 1951-12-10
PART-TIME MAN

Married man with car to learn sales
company. No canvassing Must
be able to work 30 to 25 hours
weekly, ewes. and week ends. Earn
ings while training around $50
weekly. Phone Ii. 3-1436 between
10 and 4 for amt nnlv Ill
Evening star., 1951-12-10
ASSISTANT DIETICIAN

ATTENDANT, ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
dependable; reference: start $40;
cay work. Call XII S-7913. ID
BAKERY CLERK-Responsibl worf-
an; apply in person. ELOUISE 8
for Mrs C0ppedre
Evening star., 1951-12-10
YOUNG MEN
CHRISTMAS HELP
YOUNG MEN a.

Needed for our advertising dept. No
eXper. nee, Earn S66 per wk. while
learning. Apply 1922 18th st. NV,
md hr.. TO Il am. only. See Mr.
RICHARD. III
Evening star., 1951-12-10
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

A long-established company market
ing nationally known products for
industrial plants and institutions
mas an unusually good proposition
Ior an industrial salesman living
IN washington. D. C. For a steady,
ing his own business.
The new man inherits all established
customers at once. The business is
steady and repeating. He is paid
salary and commission during the
framing period His territory is
iuIly protected. The products are
vital TO peace time and to defense
industries and institutions covered
by D. c; priority ratings, assuring
continued availability.
Fine home office cooperation. Most
representatives have been with the
company for many years. Position
available January LIST, 1852.
Telephone Mr. w. z. BENDER at
Evening star., 1951-12-10

MECHANIC-Handle maintenance.
tractors. crawlers and other con-
. struction equipment on Job. 30 mi.
from D. c.; must have own tools.
TIE. 3029. z to 10 pm --12
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Wanted

WANTED - to hear from Citizens
who sincerely believe that Mis-
sissippi should legalize and tax
the sale of liquor on local OPP
ton basis. Voters who believe
that a minimum $4,000 per
year salary for school teachers,
and a minimum $4,000 per
month payment for old age as
sistance, should be established
with the proceeds from the tax
alton of legal liquor, and who
are willing to work toward this
end. Please contact me by mail
or in person. Campaign Con-
tributions Welcomed. Jesse M.
Byrd, Candidate for Governor,
600 Carter Building, Hatties-
burg, Miss. 39-18-1tnp
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FOR SALE - Used furniture. Oil
circulator heater and butane Ia
BILE top cook stove, studio couch,
4 burner Perfection oil cooking
stove, bed, springs, mattress,
vanity dresser, kitchen table
with 4 chairs, 9x12 wool rug,
other odd pieces. w. H. Weaver,
Richland. 39-1tp
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WANT A sPINET PIANO? I'm

WANT "A SPINET PIANO? - I'm
usual circumstances force us to
sell at once in this vicinity a
beautiful (almost new small
Spinet piano. Someone with
good credit can take it over by
paying minimum down payment
and continue small monthly
payments. If you really want
fine Spinet Piano and not an
upright piano, write at once.
SPINET Credit Dept, P. o. Box
4l22, Memphis, Tenn, for infor-
nation to see piano. 38-2tnp
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WANTED TO BUY - Hardwood
Timber Land, prefer bottomland
stands running fair to good, in
Veneer Species, Sweet Gum,
Poplar, Magnolia, Tupelo. Write
or Phone 3-5403. D. E. Jameson,
Mississippi Products, Inc, Jack
son, Mississippi. 25-tfnp
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POSTED - All land owned and
operated by me in Holmes coun-
ty is posted against all kinds of
trespassing, especially against
hogs, with or without rings. W.
7. Waits. Goodman. 38-4tp
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- No hunting or tres
passing on my place known as
the Old Hines Place and no one
has any authority to grant
otherwise. Any violations will
be prosecuted. E. j. Hines.
38-3tp
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Posted

POSTED Place known as
Thornton Williams place, q
mile south of Carroll county
line is posted against hunting,
hogs without rings, and all
forms of trespassing. John w.
Moore. 39-4tp
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FOR SALE - 8 pedigreed En-
glish Shepherd dogs. S. E. Ell
Lis, Rt. 1, West, Miss, Box 1853
39-2tp
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ALL MY LAND in Holmes and
Carroll counties is posted again.
st hunting and all kinds OF tres
passing. Marvin Cade. 36-4tp
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POSTED - Against hogs without
rings, the Wilkes place near
Coxburg, now owned by me. j..
Malcolm brennan. 39-4tnp
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POSTED - All my land in Holm
es county is posted against
hunting, fishing, and hogs run
ming at large. w. j. Dodd. West.
37-4tp
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FOR RENT - 5 room brick bun
galow. Mrs. E. Norquist, phone
227-J. 39-tfnp
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APARTMENT FOR RENT = at
101 Jordan st. See S. A. Mad
dox, at same address. 39-4tp
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LET NE HELP YOU with your
income tax and accounting
problems. Call 173, Tchula.
38-8tnp
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FOR RENT - 5 room apartment.
Private front and back en-
trance. Mrs. Ruth Roach, phone
397. 39-4tnp
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STORE FOR SALE OR RENT. =
Concrete block, Mississippi
Delta, Highway IA. Issaquena
County, Mayersville, Miss. Good
location. Phone 21-R-4, Rolling
Fork exchange. Priced reason
able. Mrs. Frank c. Wilkes.
39-2tnp
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Januory s
Mrs. R. w. Winstead, Lex.
discharged y
Edgar Hayes, Tchula
January ?
Mrs. Jim Ables and baby boy
Goodman
discharged 81
c. G. Boyette, Lexington
discharged 81
January 8
Linda Faye Holder, Lexington
! Mrs. Archie Champbell, Tchula
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Patients At The Hospital

January
Mrs. T. M. O'Briant and baby
girl, Lexington
discharged 81
Miss Marguerite Miles, Lex.
Mrs. Hilda Patterson, Eden
discharged y
January 5
Faye Hathcock, Eden
discharged y
o. c. Morgan, Cruger
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january 8
Mrs. John Conner, Cruger
Mrs. r. w. Ellis, Walden
Mrs. John Shutes and baby boy,
Black Hawk
January 10
Curtis Ledell Estes, Tchula
January
Rufus White, Tchula
january
Martha Simmons, Lexington
JonuurY 8
Annie Bell Randall, Walden
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Lost and Found

LOST-Two truck tarpaulins. One
one between Lexington and
one Between Lexington and
Pickens. Reward offered. Find
er please contact TidwelPs Service
Station, phone 399. 39-2tp
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For Sole

FOR SALE-Fence posts, penta
treated. Also second hand
brick as clean as they come
from kiln. For price see ]. w.
Holloman, Lexington. 39-4tp
, 1951-10-15
Assignment

concluded from page y
seventh inning stretch to allow
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke
of Edinburgh to have tea, without
which even British Royalty quickly
runs down the late afternoon and
has to be rewound.
Americans, mind you, will have
to stay the course on nothing but
French champagne, which is deem
ed plenty good enough for us by
the British Embassy. If any A
merican wants tea on this great
occasion, he will have to walk
three blocks due east, knock at
the nearest blind pig and say the
British Embassy sent him.
Because Lady Franks, wife of
Sir Oliver Franks, the British am
bassador, says there simply will
not be room in the Embassy for
1000 guests, plus 1000 individ-
ual tea pots, teacups and saucers,
acknowledgements, bowls and all
the other ritualistic paraphernalia
Of British tea.
Americans will have to hide
their disappointment at the alb
senne of tea and make out with
cham,agne and fruit juices. Lest
Americans troll too, too fright
fully at the sight of the Princess
and her consort having tea, it will
, 1951-10-15
Murciuno Predicts
Fireworks In His
Bout With Louis

NEW YORK, Oct. Is (INS)-
The rock is mad at the Bomber
today and promises fireworks.
It is all part of what little TODD
there has been made over the bout
between former heavyweight
champion Joe Louis and Rocky
Marciano on Oct. 26.
Marciano was shown a story in
a newspaper yesterday at his train
ing camp at Greenwood Lake, N.
Y. the story quoted Louis as call
ing Marciano a "stubby-armed,
made-to-order opponent"
"That's what Rex Layne said be-
for l flattened him." said the I'M
defeated Brockton, Mass, block
buster. "Let Joe keep on talking
and l hope I catch him with his
mouth open. He'll swallow his
words"
, 1951-10-15

of Clarendon County; DR.. H.
Claude Hudson Of Los Angeles, a
life member of the Association and
a member of the National and A
merican Medical and Dental AS
sociaton; and Andrew Weinberger,
New York attorney, a member of
board of the NAACP Legal De-
tense and Educational Fund, Inc,
who has served for a number of
years on the Associations National
Legal Committee and handled sew
eral important cases without char
ge.
Twelve Members Retained
The nominating committee, com
posed of four persons elected by
the NAACP annual convention
and three elected by the board of
directors, re-nominated the follow
ing members of the board to fill
three-year terms: DR.. Joseph
Berry, Tuskegee, Ala; Hon. HUI
bert T. Delany, New York City;
Lewis S. Gannett, New York City;
Hon. William H. HASTE, Philadel-
phia; Prof. S. Ralph Harlow,
Northampton, Mass; Mrs. Daisy
Lampkin, Pittsburgh Carl Murphy,
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