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Evening star., 1951-08-22

S07 H st. Nv. D1. O5S1.
FREEZER. International Harvester, Z
food. TO- Of MxhoNEY's, MAJ eSi Us NC, sia6 Ga.
ave-, Silver, Spring. Nd. ..o
chests. double beds and bunk beds.
TU. 3130 after pm. -23
FURNITURE-Very attractive. mod
PRone fTn iiT IA. nm; 7si5. nPd din Fm sqiBes
rugs, matching spare carpet and
hall runners; 2-burner electric plate;
new gas heater: l mirror. 212X4 IT.
l mirror. 1SX30 in; studio couch;
with tan upholstery. Best offer. Call
FuRNTTURE-Dining room table.
Duncan Phyfe, three Sin. leaves,
S55. Mahogany coffee table, $40.
Ga2es Ims mrP0F mhh0Fanz naSos stas am R1n1s s15
Kitchen cabinets. good wooden sec
tion sink type. $40. Oliver 1879.
FURNITURE handkerchief Chi
nese breakfront and coffee table;
glass top over Gaming. JU. 7-65Sl
FURNITURE-1 chair with matching
hassock, / wire recorder; both in
perfect cOnd. Wo. 4o25 after 6.
FURNITURE-Just redecorated new
apt, will sell mahos,. gateleg table.
$50; mahog. china closet with glass
front $50; mahog. serving table.
$40; occasional Semimodern chair,
$50; take all for SIPS. ia. 1869.
FURNITURE, special sale on steril-
lied, reconditioned studio couches
and sofa beds; S35-S39; Hollywood
beds Ssl, or dbl size: se S29.s35of3S. go ho5
china cabinet or buffet; ,bargaln
Secretaries. S35- S4a%S $50: kneehoie
desks, S15-S2O-S25; chests and
dressers SI2-S20-s23; endi lamp amp
spTinsS sd sSeEss 81 Metal tsgTi twin Beds u pr pr
odd bed, S5-Sl2; mattresses, $40
S15-S19. 5-pc. rock maple dinette
sets. S39-S49. Lounge chairs, Sl5-
Sl9-S25. Bookcases and mirrors,
bargains THE HOME SHOP. 1745
L St NV, RE. 1861. Terms; daily
FURNITURE FOR sALE-Complete
furnishings for 3-rm. apt, incl. Ad-
miraI TV comb; reas. Apt. available.
NV. Wash. Ho. 1880 after 6 pm.
FURNITURE-Charles Of London sofa
and chair; red occasional chair: pair
Dunhall lamps; 3 matching mahog.
tables; gossip bench; mahog. lamp
table. Very reasonable. JA. 5-9424
FURNITURE-Entir household: liy.
rm.. bedrm. and , din. rm. suites;
kit. equipment. incl. . gas stoves
refgr.. misc. items. Call AID. 51S3.
FURNITURE for liv. rm. incl. by
Is Amer. Oriental rug and pad
breakfront, corner curio cabinet.
telephone set. tables. lamps. drapes
and mirror Also by IL blue twist
rug 81. $3.50 PA
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc, at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDGS.. 400 New York ave. NV.
daily 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE-Must sell Immediately!
Beds, dressers, kit. set. liv. rm.
chairs. MI 1925 after 8 pm. ---23
FURNITURE-All kinds household
goods in good condition; highest
cash prices. GAYS. RE. 1900. q
FURNITURE SALE
rs tables (din., kit. lib), SIS up;
so beds and springs, new cond., 10
up; 81 chests of drawers, Sl4.50;
21O chairs e high chairs). So up; 7
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FURNITURE SALE

FURN.-contents of 2-bedrm; home;
house avail. for rent; call TIE. 5333l7
FuRN..Dining Hthi room table Duncan
$40; Upright piano, excel for be
Cabinets (2l. Si0 ca; small mahog
sideboard, SIS; Ige; mirror. mahog.
FURN. = Miscellaneous. household
goods from storage. Good condition,
FURs0Ar;e you looking for quality
and value7 Then see us for the e. best s.
FURs- corner 9Th and G sts NV
GAS RANGES, new, used: cradit; in
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 2237
caass RxNcE' sxs PE biSS SS7o Oven; ss5. ru.
GAS fESo RANGEpRoper; atSe5 ? ii%i table top; full
size; excellent condition; SS35.
GAS GAS RANGES, RANGES all sizes. new, used
Large stocks, bargain prices. ACME
STOVE 1O11 7th, Ma. 1862.
GFas; 5; Fl M coal, yoo?ed5j: ACME STOVE
q GneWS. "s-WayTalkie'S $3.50 set
for 2 rms. or ofices; additional rms.
S4.75. Wiring included. also. tele-
talk Began GE installation. SOUND
EQUIPMENT co" co 4445 an any
LADDER, extension: one. "a #. and
one 40 IT. Price, $50. Call HI
LATHES, drill presses. milling ma
chine, ShaperS. band saws, power
hack saws. planers and air COM
pressors; popular prices; immediate
deliveries on most items. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO. 2473 Sherman
LIVING ROOM sUITE-sofa and 2
matching chairs, secretary and chair
occasional table and chair, cocktail
table; best offer. UN. S732. "a
LIVING ROOM SUITES, sofas and
odd chairs from sample houses; fine
decorator covers; lifetime, construc-
tion; S575 values; sacrifice; some
reduced as low as $3.50; .S07 Mt.
Vernon pl. NV. 8 to 5 daily. Open
ewes. by appointment. RE. 1910.
LUBRICATIoN EQUIPMENT. COM
plete; full line of accessories; 300
cash ia 0206. 90
LUMBER, used; excel. cond. Various
sizes. ReaS. price. Pvt. party. RA.
1859 after x "a
Evening star., 1951-08-22
MATTRESSES

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FOAM RUBBER. firmer type, suit
able for use on any hard. fat base
1bed board. trundle bed. wood base
platform bed. etc.l or any type
springs. Practicability, proved by
use in Pullman sleeping cars on
steel shelf. LATEX FOAM PROD.
CO., S07 H st. NV. DI 05S7.
MOTORS. lr1OO to 100 mp; and re.
duction gear: 6-440 volts; rewound
excf. CARTY 1908 14th. NO O224
MICROSCOPE, E. Leitz; binoculars,
12x oculars, objectives; built-in
mech. stage, elaborate. substage
equipment; 1,200X; perfect condi-
tim. S40n LA E-Q2l4 o7e
Evening star., 1951-08-22
- PFFRTGFR ATORS

REFRIGERATORS
Late models, S25 UP: easy terms
Also rent refgr.. So mo, ALLISON
(open until p.m1, 2209 l4th st
NV Adams 1894 25"
Evening star., 1951-08-22
FARM g GARDEN

POODLE PUPS
dlereed standard. $40. OIL. 7545.
-22
Evening star., 1951-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Table models, consoles, combinations.
Current 1851 models In factory car
tons.
Evening star., 1951-08-22
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. all kinds; wood. steel file cabi-
nets. legal letter size; card files, all
sizes. wood. 40 cents per drawer:
Bank of England chairs, typewriters.
bookcases, tables. folding chairs, un-
limited quantities; savings UP to
1874; free delivery free parking.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 3. - An at
tractive, teen-age Baltimore blond
has asked the Court of Appeals
for $1,000 because a resort town
publicity man made her maga-
zine "cover girl"
Mary OKeefe said she posed
on the beach for the bathing suit
photograph the summer before
last. not knowing it would later
appear on the front cover of ''The
Visitor" a publication which ad-
vertises the attractions of Ocean
City.
Her protest was heard yesterday
as Maryland's high court recon-
lvened for a new term.
Attorneys arguing the case for
Miss OKeefe said she was "ap-
lproached by a person purporting
to be an amateur photographer
who asked permission to take her
pictures "in the pursuit of his
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Reluctant Cover Girl Demands
SIS 900 for Mental Sufferinq'

Hobby" Under the circumstances,
they said, Miss o'Keefe "graciously
consented"
The attorneys contend, however,
Miss OKeefe's right Of privacy
was violated due to publication Of
her photograph without previous
consent. Undesirable publicity
and great mental suffering" re-
suited. they said.
The appeal was from an order
of the Worcester County Circuit
court last January 16., Judge Ed
mond H. johnson had upheld a
demurrer filed by Robert Scott,
editor and publisher of the maga-
zine. which said Miss O'Keefe had
no legal grounds for damages.
Mr.. Scott's counsel admitted
publication without consent, but
noted that the picture was not a
false likeness and that Miss
OKeefe was not libeled by the
publication. =
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Hartley Quits All Posts

MARTINsBuRG, w. Va, Oct
3 (SpeciaD Charles H. Hartley
has given up his duties as director
of the State All Camp at Jack.
sons Mill and as All Club leader
for West Virginia University's Ag.
riculture Extension Service pre-.
paratory to retiring next year.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Boy CubIe Permit Asked

BALTIMORE. OCT. 8 iR.-The
Army's district engineer an
nounced yesterday the Coast
Guard has applied for q permit to
lay an underwater cable from
Arundel-on-the-B Bay to Thomas
Point light station in Chesapeake
Bay just below Annapolis.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

| Thursday afternoon at the b. I.
Washington high school auditori-
UNI. A group of eleven seniors,
coming from BTW, Dorsey and
Carver high schools received di-
plomas on this occasion
Times Sports Writer Herman
Walton and Mrs. Walton left
Saturday on a vacation trip that
will take them to st. Petersburg,
Tampa, Jacksonville, Daytona
Beach and other points of inter-
est around the state /. Larry
Darnell, Chubby Newsome, Paul
Gayten and his orchestra, featur-
ing Freddie jackson on the sax,
were presented Sunday evening
at the Harlem Square. Although
the attraction came with only a
short notice to Miami'S dance
lovers, yet large crowd was on
hand to greet the famous celebri-
ties of the music world A
letter from Bill Stirrup, now in
graduate school in New York,
says that he will be back in the
Magic City on August IL Phil
"The Upsetter" Harris, returned
to the city recently with his high
stepping, all star revue. Phis has
been playing in Savannah, Ga,
for the past few months. He re-
ports a very successful trip, and
is back in Miami to entertain his
patrons as only Phil can enter
tain. .
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

some from as far south as Key
West, and as far north as FIT.
Pierce, will be attracted to the
Annual Students Farewell Ball
to be sponsored by the Booker I.
Washington High School Alumni
Association at the Rockland Pal
ace, on Thursday. August 80. AL
ready inquiries from a number Of
patrons living in various cities in
southeast Florida. have been re-
ceived for invite IONS to this COM
ing attraction. These are in adj
dition to the Alumni's regular
patrons in the Greater Miami
area.
A special program has been
planned in keeping with the spir-
it of the occasion: "Back to
School," and complete recognition
will be given all of the many stu
dents from Miami and vicinity
who will be leaving for college
during the months of September
or October.
AS announced last week, invi-
tationS for this affair will be in
the mali by August 10. Anyone
who has not received his invite
within a week Of that date, Is
asked to kindly get in touch with
the Alumni President at the
office of the Miami Times, orany
member of the Alumni. They will
be happy to see to it that you
receive invites for yourself and
friends. Everybody will be at the
Alumni Annual Students Fare
well Ball at the Rockland Palace
on Thursday, August 80.
Notes from here and There
You can't afford to miss the
play "a Race With The Wind"
which is being presented tonight
(Friday) at the Modern Theatre.
Curtain time is 8:45 and children
under II will not be admitted.
This rule will be strictly enforced.
The play, written and directed
by Miami's own Earl Sawyer is a
Must, and as I said before, you
just can't afford to miss it &.
It's Bullmoose Jackson and his
Buffalo Bearcats at the Harlem
Square Club on Sunday, Septem-
Der 2, when the Miami Negro Po-
lice Association presents its an
nual summer ball His Ma
jesty of Hi De Ho, Cab Galloway
and his 16-piece orchestra are a
September is date at the Rock
land Palace. Miami's David
Panama" Francis is featured on
the drums. It's another Must &.
The local high schools summer
commencement program was held
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
The Angels Of
Mercy Club

The Angels of Mercy Club is
grateful to Mr.. Rehin and Mr..
Hale, manager and sales mana
ger of the Columbia Baking Co.
for giving our president, Miss
Grace E. Hopson, a chance to
show her ability within their or
ganization. Miss Hopson has been
employed as demonstrator and
sales representative for Column
bia Bakery, makers and sellers of
fine southern bread and cakes
and other bakery products.
We hope to show our gratitude
to the company by purchasing
their products.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
THE SPECTATOR
THE NEW CONTROLS LAW

"The worst bill 1 ever had to
sign, these were the words OF
President Harry S. Truman, as
he described the new economic
controls bill which he signed into
law Tuesday evening. The PreSi-
dent denounced most portions OF
the measure, adding the fact that
were it not for the fact that the
old controls law expired at mid
night Tuesday, he would have
vetoed the new bill, but he sign
ed it only because he could not
risk the danger of having no con-
trolls at all, even for short time.
The effects of the new controls
law will soon be felt by the small
wage earnerS, who stand to SUI
fer most under the measure. Gro
Gerry and meat prices are bound
to rise higher, even though they
are now at record high levels.
Even an ordinary bottle of soda
will cost you at least one cent
more than in the past.
The sponsors and supporters Of
this bill, unfortunately were
more concerned with looking out
for the interest and welfare Of
everyone except the masses of the
people. Special interest for special
big money groups prevailed, and
as is often the case, the small
wage Garner received little or no
consideration from the law-mak-
erS of the nation.
The law is destined to become
an issue in the coming elections
- both presidential and others.
Many observers have already
predicted that it will be a "polit-
ical football.
Until and unless the small
wage Garner who represent
the vast majority of the people
of the United States pay more
attention to what is going on in
Washington, D. c., and take a
more active role in letting their
side of the picture be known,
many more bills similar to the
controls law will get through the
national Congress, as this one did
and bit by bit the small wage
earners will find it difficult to
make ends meet in his seeming
ly everlasting struggle for exis-
tence.
FAREWELL BALL TO
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

The poem below was composed
by Miss Hopson, who resides at
2O27 NV list ST., Miami.
GOD MADE 1T
I love to look about and see,
The things that God has made,
He made the land and the sea
Plus the trees that gives us shade
He made the grass, the flowers,
the bees
The mountains, the valleys, the
hills
He made the leaves upon the
trees
And the soil that the farmers till.
He made the sun, the stars, the
He made the day and night,
He made the morn, evening and
noon
The darkness and the light.
God made the clouds in the sky
The rain, the frost, the dew.
The air we breathe, the strength
we use
God made that too.
! can't think of anything
That was made by man alone
God made the soul that's in a
man
Plus an eternal home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

FAREWELL BALL TO
ATTRACT OUT OF TOWN
VISITORS
Many out of town visitors
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

KINGS neohbornooc "g hortv Ctv
station among to the humor tnat % MAE
barber had $1OO a lucky digit Mrs bronze htcb
Edwards Wsl is 81 refreshing to The new
out pa Locka way hangs sign on weekeno Ou
the week ElSton
Hampton grad will tie the knot with Lillian Eun Sdse the
10Th Mrs Arnold
latest addition Apollo DriveIn fleet OF fine es
moving Knight Manor apartments IeSe nc oft
the White hard to keep US O
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
BARBARA MCKINNEY house guest of Florne Pnder

Liberty City Brown the Brown Famous Corner popular
waitress birthday Thursday Aug The party
month when 1t Newton returns Inc Leo Al
wedding MONDAY
Virginia Beach is the popular spot these hot and
humid DAYS Dan Johnson Charles Herou James Brock
Of the crowd
facilities buildings will be ready toward the END OF the
Race the much talked about drama
b local the Modern stage Friday night
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

vAsHT COLEMAN that long vacation nat TOOK
her all through the Peach bad she missed out on tn
Calvert Pool recuperang nicely I'm 1ne
hosp from her recent accident returning from egaoe
transferred from the county hosP HtH
Arimentha Newton
Williams nupa reception August % at the brides
CLYDE Kins but his beautiful post
this ne planned 40
Switzerland real nice and Miami IN OCTOBER
CvdeN The Improved of America Will hold s
nuaI Virginia beach Aug % My sister Francis
of this shee in town last
week from her Palm Beach vacation
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
THAT WAS SOME CHRISTENING FernIey and Dali

THAT CHRISTENING FernIey and Daisy put for
Sunday Bunche Park home Arthur
Major Sylvia Dean Anna Ruth Major Earnest VIII
liams Startling and whole flock of other folk from
for the big blowout And just across the
Bcayne Jimmie and Hazel Lucas cee
christening of their James Edward FIJI
Liberty City lighting like Xmas tree with the
Home sign at 68th ST.
Hadey this week for Fit Sam Houston Texas to pick
up overseas Barley of the hospital wearing
neck The Ice Mans Paradise in Perrine the avote hang
living south of the Grove Minnie Pearl Elder Mabe
Trudy Mae Allen regular visitors Boss William
Zeger all out make things nice for the customers
HARRIS old camping ground Cub Para
Halandale James (Blowback) Williams of the Lote
Elizabeth hotel in Jackson Memorial hosp pending Love-
Barnes returned Key West Tuesday after enjoyable
weeks The Daughter Eks running excursion to Key West
big will be Bull Moose
Joe Byrd USN in Key West who
the weeks weekended
who
Club the Beach, currently headnng
PhadphiaS Earle Theatre before Brodaways Latin
Quarter cafe Coleman and his popular singing the
Southland Singers getting set for into Georgia later this
month The Fletcher Paschas expecting their third
weekend
popular attending the tourney
Beach And for the sake of the The bandag
result of losing foot It's only lanced carbunc So there
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11

The poem below was composed
by Miss Hopson, who resides at
2027 NV list ST., Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
SLIM BANNIsTER has given up his Cadillac for


Slim selling preparations after making conne
ions on motor trip Atlantic City two weeks ago MaxWeA
New York last Thursday
Frank Pinder agriculture official due in enrou TO the
CITY and personabe Joyce Bryant
singer Wowng Five O'Clock Club patrons with
of week engagement
fall Copa City stint Ned Schuyler
the for Miss Bryant oro
making plans Gilbert Styles
getting ready Manhattan day now the
Comarie have returned from that quick air
aun to
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-08-11
TAKE MY WoRp, the new Lord Calvert

TAKE Lord Calvert Hoe LOOKS the Mace
belongs on Nothing has been spared 10 e
opnoch lounge grill swimming pool and cour a oa
give $40 week rent for the
stove refrigerator telephone complete bath and at M @
living and drool Coco news M M;
fans The coaxial cable extended from Jacksonvle
by time Miami should have @ New
end of those good SHOWS
York running its water pipes Throughout Ie en- 80
big Frederichs food store IS oss 49,
the leadership OF the s r
Negroes of Knight Manor apis
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Stote of Emergency
Exists in East Punjob
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI. India. June 19.-
A state of emergency existed to-
day in East Punjab, on the border
with Pakistan. President Rajendra
Prasad was expected to issue a
formal proclamation to that ef-
feet and assume administrative
duties.
The crisis followed the resigna-
ton Saturday of Premier G.
Bhagava and the failure Of the
governor to put together a new
state cabinet. The premier re-
signed under pressure from Prime
Minister Nehru and the Congress
Party high command. Mr.. Nehru
felt that rivalries among political
leaders in East Punjab were prov
ing detrimental to the administra-
tion Of the state.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Quirino Signs Measure
To Cut Trade With Reds

MANILA. June 10 (R.-Presi-
dent Elpidio Quirino today signed
a bill designed to end trade with
Communist-dominated areas ir
goods which might have strategic
value.
The new law divides exports
into three categories:
/. Banned from export-mili-
tary equipment, arms, ammuni-
ton, aircraft, vessels. scrap metal
and all imported goods.
2. May be exported without
permit-most of the agricultural
products of the Philippines, in
cluding sugar and lumber.
3. May be exported after screen
ing of the application-including
iron ores, copra. abaca and
cordage made from abaca.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Beaverbrook Paper Calls
Franks Flop as Envoy
BY tho Assoeieied Press

LONDON, June 19.-Lord Beav-
erbrook's Daily Express claimed
today that Sir Oliver Franks has
bungled his job as British Am
basSador to the United States and
should not be sent back to Wash
ington.
Most Americans never heard of
him." said an editorial in the en-
pire-boosting Express, which has a
daily circulation of about 4 million.
Sir Oliver is now in Britain for
talks with government leaders and
for a vacation. He has held his
Washington post since December
1948.
The Express asserted that Sir
Oliver "has not interpreted Britain
to the American people" or to the
United States Government and
added that "our relations with
America are worse than they have
ever BEEN"
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Denver Minister Involved
In Auto Crash Fined 500
BY the Asseeiassd Pres,

DENVER, June 19.-An Episco-
pal minister who asked his con-
gregation for forgiveness was fined
800 yesterday on four traffc
charges growing out of minor
auto accident June 2.
Judge Robert H. McWilliams
fined the Rev. Robert M. Reden-
baugh $40 for drunk driving and
$40 each for taking the right of
way, operating without lights and
failure to make a hand signal.
Suspended fines of $40 each on
charges of reckless driving and
being drunk and $50 on a charge
of careless driving also were en-
tered against the 48-year-old
rector of Denver's st. Thomas
Church.
Mr.. Redenbaugh entered tech
nical plea of innocent so, his at
torney said, the full facts could be
brought out. But the minister told
the Judge he had taken several
sedative pills to alleviate pain in
his back, then drunk two glasses
of whisky before the accident.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
WHY GORGEOUS POWERS MODELS
ar; ::s advised s:: MZY kREML SHAMPOO!
Give Your Hair This
10-Minute "GLAMOUR BATH

John Robert Powers "a foremost
authority on feminine beauty -
always advises his gorgeous mil
lion-dollar' models to use only
Kreml Shampoo.
This amazingly beautifying
glamour bath" not only thor
oughly cleanses scalp and hair of
dirt and dandruff scales, but it
leaves hair unbelievably soft, silky,
fairly aglow with natural brilliant
highlights that last for days.
Kreml Shampoo never dries the
hair like so many drying liquid
and cream shampoos. Instead, it
has q beneficial natural oil base
Evening star., 1951-06-19

send a communication containing
the name, rank and serial number
of the individual addressed in care
Chinese Peoples Committee for
World Peace, Peiping, China. In
the place of a stamp the sender
is requested to put in the upper
right-hand corner Prisoner of
War Mail"
The department is also sending
Ia message to the next-of-kin OF
personnel reported missing warn
ing that unscrupulous individuals
are attempting to extort money by
offering to establish contact with
persons missing in action. The
department requested that any
one receiving such communica-
tion from persons not well known
to them notify the FBI.