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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80 club coupe; fully
equipped; r. and h., overdrive, many
other extras; l owner; low mileage;
Sodsy fTsds .nS susrantee; tsrmt sSy eSy snd ssye
WHoLEsALERs. fs lf ss0i ise; Old FfadsaE Bladens.
sprins I ro Md a. Ju. t'9eS 9eSssi Sranch' Silver
MERCURY 1851 4-dr. sport sedan;
radio, heater. Wv. tires, plastic
upholstery; Al mechanical condi-
$1,000. Ii. 1896.
MERCURY 1850 4-dr. sedan; cream
color; about $4,000 miles; radio,
heater; l.450. WI. O327.
NJ. G.. T. d. 1850; excel. condition.
low mileage: price. 81 400. AN
THONY CHUNG, WA. 3917:
MG '49 roadster: SI.l34. Also 81;
NASH &. T, - g. Statesman, ( man, 4,as; sedan,
BEDS. Tires. A Battery PSef and sr'Si brakes sxts
5 mos. old. Excel. black finish and
mechanical eond. One owner,
NASH 1946 Ambassador; r, and h.;
very clean; S575. Call Wo. 9094.
NASH 1e49 900" 2-dr. Custom; r.,
new Plymouth, Sl,O95. CALVERT
MOTORS. DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer,
dlai ! L, East,West y hwy. sH. 1874.
NASH 81 Rambler i station wagon With
cd. r. and h.; Si,595. HoRNER's. RS
9th and Fla ne.
NASH 1851 Rambler convertible: sea-
mist green. black top, overdrive.
like new inside and out, r. and h.:
Sl,495. one-third down. LIVING
STON MOTORS. 1913 o st. ne. Elk.
NASH 194e super 1000" 4-door Sc
dan dan dark blue, heater. oyerdrive.
car; $995. 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Washington's Oldest
Ford Dealer. MA. $3.50. lila Ver-
mont ave. NV. -15
NASH 2-dr.; r. and h., bed; S1,O95,
Sd95 SSd955 down. HAINES MOTOR Co.
Sunday. sass Ga 10 iUe.i tU s. S. Md: g Open
NASH 1851 Rambler conv.; r, and h..
top. Wv. tires, car positively in
immaculate cond: throughout, must
without deposit: SI,5g5. BELL
MOTORS, oO1O Wis. ave, Wo. 5000.
NASH 1851 hard top rambler; S1,65O;
gaily colored ivory. and rust, 3 pass.
II WhizzeS down the highway at 25
speed. Liberal trunk space. Is
ideal for small family. 30-day writ
ten guarantee. For any model used
Nash come TO WILLIAMS & BAKER,
Nash headauarters for 22 yrs. goth
NASH ls46 4-dr. sed.; by orig. own
er; $4,000 mi: perfect cond.: r., h.,
Slipcoyers, accessories; S595 cash.
NASH 1916 Custom sedan: r.. h.; ex-
cellent interior and finish; S595, no
down payment. "a to 30 mos. BLA-
SaSe SSaa5e 6iadensburg Rd. Me- Ii. =
NASH 1947 4-dr. 1900" sedan: r.
and h.. this is a ne-owner low mil
car absolutely in perfect cond. in
every way; you may take car to
your own mechanic without deposit:
S79S. WI BELL IdooM MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
OLDsMOBILE 1e49 "9s" de luxe
club sedan; Hydra Matte, radio and
heater. seat covers, sun visor. Clean
teed ana HsT Si45s Gok,pE ARERsr reT%s
CADILLAC CO., Harrington shopping
center. Alexandria, Va, OV. O350.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 sedan; HYDRA
Matic. radio and heater. good rub
6er $500; OIL. 4539. 5 to 10 pm.
lOLDSMOBILE 194S "9S" 4-dr. sedan:
ca,f q fAGel ga eSna;i sasSo, orig owner; s19s5.
OLDsMoBILE 1851 "es" Holiday
antee: CAPITOL SfSi. cXpiiLAceoEps- ACC fISs-
MOBILE CO., 1922 22nd st. NV,
ST. 1900. -I5
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WE NEED CARS regardless of make
highest prices paid. Don't sell oil
trade until you give US the oppor.
tunity to buy OF trade at your
price. We will pay of balance il
any. All cash. See the salesman
in location. $50 to t' $ pm. weekdays; days
$50 20 $50. Saturdays: HILL &
eANDERS, Wash:'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. (NA. 9s5O). lila Vermont
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pa,
Top Top PRICES for clean used cars. Call
6T soTTrhatE1RnN at1n BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 1901.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1884 auto Immediately. Call DI.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
fIs Ior nlSs lo%1mllease cars. MORRIS
HWGHHES WoHS S1I kE Ca To aysi Xiv sA. 1hs2 lIe:n
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. Me.
WOULD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner a late model Cadillac.
FAIR, FAIR Il; aoSEsT Sls1 AppRA1sALs o, all
makes OF cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. NE.
MODEL fOkD. coupe or sedan;
body and inside must be good. TIE.
APO. Will accept reverse charges.
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks: junkers $50 and up. Call
ia. 1869; immediate removal.
truck. ia. 7-3016.
PLYMOUTH station wagon; all
metal: new or used. Call EX. 0063.
STUDENT will pay cash for Al or
'4S Chevrolet, Plymouth or Dodge
slube coupe or Chevrolet Fleetline.
Must be an all-around and excellent
automobile, 10. S-3257.
cept pvt. as Hudson "6," r. and h.,
II trade. Seen , to s pm. Sun.
only. at 1st and M Sts. ne. Diamond
lot. LO. 7-714S.
A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for 1896 to 1850
ER0R -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent., ,

chEy ana ou o:s sses REPHhG eesn MaRRE Rsde
1907 You st. NV, co. 5762. III
FORD 1850 pickup; new paint and
battery, good tires and mechanical
sHnasn Slaee Silver sSS4 spsns ss9s Md sH Maytsr 5s
CHEvRoLET 194s 1-ton panel; in
dREENWAY MOTORS 5000 Mimi.
r. ii! ii !; = sSss Ts T53sk s
INTERNATIONAL 1851 L-17e with
fat body. Can be seen at MA
LONEY's INC, Georgia ave-. Silver
caEVRsoLET SRE,ns ~ So Ss'3$ ston pickup; iS low
miieaee. no markings, more than
$500 below cost. Phone Lo. 4-O344.
CHEW. Al 1a-ton panel; good condi-
tion; S225 or best offer. HI. 7144.
1850 GMC. o-ton dump; 2-speed axle.
goueht new; owner; low mileage.
1s4e delivery ta sedan;
A5 As5o co1altioni GE q IS going out of businsss
wRGcKEk 1889 international. dual
wheel 40 D.V.T. motor. crane; low
mileage; $500. CENTRAL AVE. GA
RAGE, 6316 Central ave. Capitol
Heights. Md. 10. S-4544. IA
GMc M fsIs Psnsl' 1s4s; excel. eond.: ss75.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, '4e pickup.
in good condition; S295. Ii. 3-0295.
FORD refrigerator truck: / ton ca
ton; $500. G. B; MACKE CORP.
sTUDEBAKER" 1917 oSGe: one-ton lo mero
chandise; passed D. C. insp.; Boyer
ton body; excel. cond.; $675. Elk.
sssS e Can Ifn M 4sis 4Rsrsfl sss flsap 1st. sts5
FoRpss S5GS set g. MI ffa4s s-tens with 1a-tt.
81 h-ton pickup; peri,
cond.;. owner-driven $500 mi; heat
er; death reason; S1.1OO. KE.
; Tractors and 4 trailers: heavy
EQUIP; very reas.; easy terms. B A.
GASSATT. ia 2:ti234. GL: 53l0.
FSRD ~ 2-ton panel; excel. cond.
homes or florists; SS45.
Chevrolet so A-ton pickup: recond
and guaranteed; terms or trade;
Chevrolet AZ Airport bus: good mech
ccond.; ideal for pvt. clubs or schools;
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC.
1925 Wis. Ave. OIL. 61OOI
-16
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GARAGES (cont.)
NEW GARAGES

New brick garages, located at 4th
and Valley ave. Sc, available Oct.
/; S12.5U per mo. Call UN. $500.
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6-zU 4r1E SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D C
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1872
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'5l model 61O3 tractor:
heavy duty, de luxe cab z.
speed axle. new 9OOx2O tires on over
21a-ton rating: airbrakes with
trailer hook up and hand d-controlied
valve; 1O5-gal. saddle tanks; 36-in.
NTH wheel: air horn; cab light sig
nails and mirrors; Airflow heater &
Original cost So. .SO3. viii sacrifice
for Quick sale. $500.
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OLDS, 1851

HOLIDAY COUPE
Radio. heater, Hydra-Matic. wind
shield washer. low mileage: officer
going overseas. 81 600 or best
offer. TU. 1888. Ia
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LOST

WILL PAY UP TO
'5O-'51 ChevroletS ST. 900
'5O-'51 FordS ------ 1900
'50-'51 Plymouths ---- 1,725
'5O-'51 Olds ------ 1900
'5O-'51 Pontiacs ---- $3.50
'5O-'51 Chryslers ------ 1890
'5O-'51 Bucks ---- 1900
'5O-'51 Cadillacs ----- $500
EXTRA PREMIUM PRICES PAID
FOR l952s
IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT
Open Daily to 8 PM. Sunday till 8
DONALD
MOTORS. INC.
1877 Florida Ave. NE.
ME. It'll
-1b
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DESOTO 1947 Suburban; golden
6roWn; white upholstery: r.; h.;
nS Ss7s; soTyUu. ~. 1888 after pm:
rifice price. S295. UN. OS09. IA
DODGE 40. green 4-door sedan,
Excel. condition. Low mileage, new
tires and paint. $395 or best offer.
Call HU. $500. Ext. 20, weekdays
day, cali ko. $685.. anu on ~ Han
DODGE 80 Meadowbrook 4-dr. sed.;
$500 mi; excel. cond.; r. and h:
$i.550. Ex. 400, Ext: 300. III
DODGE '52 4-dr.: r: and h.. like new;
going overseas; $2,15O. DU. 564S.
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FORD F-3 so; panel delivery. "a
ton, perfect condition: 81 :495. HILL
Il SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
dealer INA. $500, lila Vermont
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DE SOTO 1888 sedan; excel. engine
or best offer. ia. 1870 or or. 7407,
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Hollywood HcmIngwRys story
than Hollywood adaptations OF the
authOrA respects better
the wOruhpPcrS At the Hemingway shrine hCr~y
They indicates lack of appreciation for tho better
things life
Hollywood In bringing a
gmmcks the dcred Mr. Hem.
priceless fblcs result while the
favored Hemingway dialogue and character to
Of the MIN mills something quite short OF Hemingway
SHOWS Of KIumanJarO" story q an
heNrs himself While he his his
plains his ufc RlTTOcd
imagination
remembers ft undOnc what he has wanted
do hut has accomplished.
love Cynthia played by Ava
fling
blooded played Hdcgard cmnG
love while the didn't a
In the film. the writer
leg hunting
appreciation
story he neither survives undeGocs performed the leg
by the wife
KIlmanIarO" off
have the but when 4
n beautifully
scented In tcChRIcOIor handles
cNC"I"nty by undCrplAynE tn" Hayward
enough u the wife
faults KIimAnjArO" . Of the
better things 70 com" out Of Hollywood
dark gloom has descended office
The
nj the st George hotel Brooklyn
just little less appealing than cemetery
the starring
"Tuokynr' cowokers informing ever
heard Of Christmas party BrooklynH"
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They came to the city to be viii
Mrs NcrndonE niece, Mrs A J.
wnkcrson, Qi2 Fremont Ave. No,
whose husband died from injuries
received In an automobile acct
dent
Returned From West Coast!
Mr and Mrs Spencer shivera.
1921 Fourth Ave, So. returned
Sunday, Sept. ~ from a trip, by
motor they made to los Angeles
They stopped in Grand Island
Mob, Colorado Springs. Colo,
Denver, Albuquerque. n, Mex;
Needles, Los Angeles; Berkeley,
san Francisco. Yosemite Park.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah and Sioux
city la. also Nevada City, New
ada. They visited relatives and
friends and reported they had n
wonderful time and enjoyed the
trip very much They enjoyed 500
ing many former Twin CITY
friends
Gone To Shreveport Mrs VII
liam Helm. 3iib Columbus Ave,
loft Thursday, Sept, ~. 20 visit
relatives and friends In ShrcVc-
port, louisiana.
ConvRIcacInG ~ MothrT'Si Mrs.
Mary Morris has returned from
the hospital and Ia conVRleHcIng at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Leo, 1923 Clinton
Ave. so.
Going To California; Mr.. and
Mrs Donald W, Underwood, 1921
Fourth Ave. 60, will leave We'd.
ncsdAy, October for Pasadena,
Calf, where they win be the
house guests Of Mr., Underwood'S
sister and her family, MIR and
Mrs J H. Mitchell. They are on n
months vacation trip
Improving Mrs IncE Ford, $40
Eighth st. so. IL improving at
her home Mrs, Ford IN tho mother
~ Mrs william Helm Jro 1000
Firth Avc. 80,
GRAND Lodge And GRAND Chap
To Hiring Daughter II0mri Row
and Mrs NJ l. Simmons and aun
Martin Luther Jr, a7b6 Firth
Ave 80, left Monday evening
Sept - for Washington. y. G, 10
bring their baby daughter,
Phyllis Marie home She has been
with her mothers parents during
Mrs Simmons convnIcRccnco The
family viii spend about ton days
visiting before they return,
On Eastern Trip Mr. Russell
Mayo, nephew Of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Boyd, ab33 Fourth Ave.
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member Of Coppin Memorial
Church. Chicago,
From The windy" CityI Mrs
NJ l.. Lawrence ~ Chicago, In tho
house guest OF Mrs. Theresa War.
rem. 900 Fremont Ave No. She
arrived Sunday. Sept. n and Will
he here about week. Mrs
Lawrence " a bcautician. In hon.
or Of Mrs Lawrence, Mines War.
rem and Ida Burrcll 80 Hoag
Ave, entertained hcr down town
at n lunch I'm Monday.
Surprised On birthday Twin
Cities Arsenal MatrunH gave n
surprise birthday party for Mrs.
Lola GattlinE, lO23b Olson Ave.
nt the home 81 Mrs Carl Ampcy.
70 RoyalEton Ave. An enjoyable
evening was spent by those pre-
sent included MeaErH and
Mines. Fred Invo. A MIX. Howard
Alien Albert Wright, and Mrs
Vivian Williams, also Mcssra Ted
w"odard and Roy ian Of 81. Paul.
Mrs Gattllng received some very
nice gifts
Nacatlonrd All summer, Mrs
MRbIo Moore and daughter Brcn.
ia. 1900 D.. 33rd 81, have returned
home after spending tho summer
waiting relatives and frirndR In
Chicago, indianapolis and Louis
vile They report having had a
wonderful time,
Guest Of Daughter Mrs Nina
Williams, 1919 Clinton Ave. 10
left Sunday, Sept n, for DeS
hoines, Iowa. Ia spend n week or
ten days visiting her daughter
Mrs Dorothy Thompson and chill.
drcn
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and Mr.. James received a degree
in law from the University Of
Minnesota. He also attended u. c.
L. A. for graduate work.
CredjafAWn Social Club: The
Credjafawn Social Club gave a
pow WOW Saturday. Sept. 20 at
Keller Pit. The guests and club
members present were, guests,
Messrs. and Mines. Albert Nc
FarIand. Leroy Elliott, Clarence
Anderson, and Mines. Josie Hol-
loman and Eunice Lewis, also
Misses Revoida Wright and Louise
DOoley; Messrs. A. j. Lewis and
James Thomas. Members who en-
joyed the outing were Messrs.
and Mines. John Banks Jr, Byron
Brown. Tommy Braddock. Paul
Wood, Huron Shelton and Will
liam Gardner and children:
Mines James Thomas, Teresa
Bledsoe. Jane Taylor. Jane Lee,
Nilee Lewis and Miss Estelle
LuCkie.
Sunday. Sept. Fl. was Mrs,
RoZella Gardner's birthday and
her husband surprised her at the
pow WOW with a birthday cake,
candles and all
MotOred From Texas: Mr.. and
Mrs. ElwOod Cowan. 435 Galtier
St, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown, 1906 Seventh Ave.
No. Minneapolis and Mrs
Browns sister. Mrs. II. L. Lewis
Of CorsiCana, Texas, at dinner.
Wednesday, Sept II Mr. and
Mrs. Brown motored TO Corsicana
and Mrs. Lewis accompanied them
home and will be their house
guest.
VIEW. Auxiliary: The VIEW.
Auxiliary of the Twin Star Post,
1882 had a committee meeting
Monday evening, Sept. ~ at the
home of Mrs. Sybil Bell. POI Fisk
st. AT this meeting they plan
ned 10 do some community work,
give the Polio fund a donation and
have a party at the Halle Q.
Brown House for the men and wO-
men at Crispus Attacks Home
Moving pictures will be shown at
the party. A membership drive is
on at present and all who are in
tercstcd call Mrs Ella Archer.
Auxiliary president Elkhurst,
1868 or Mrs Sybil Bell senior
wcc-president, Elkhurst 67l2.
Congratulations: Wedding An
nivcrsary. greetings TO Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Wilson who were
married five years today. Sept.
20.
Bride Is Enjoying Good Health :
The parents Of Mrs. John Thorn
as Young (nee Barbara FieldsJ
are happy to report she does not
have polio as has been reported.
Mrs Youngs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Lafayette Fields talked with
her in Washington. No one knows
how the report started.
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So, LETT Wednesday Sept, 10 for
n trip to New York. Philadelphia
and Washington, u c, lilo win
spend two weeks Visiting and
sight aecing
tor Visitors; Mr. and Mrs. George
Adams NJ Duluth are In the Twin
cities Visiting relatives and
friends and they arr the house
guests of MIR, Adams sister. Mira
I.otuc Hyde, 1892 Clinton Ave.
80. Mr.. Adams attended tho
Grand Lodge and they both at
tended the Minnesota Grand
Chapter O,Es meetings They
will visit other relatives and
friends In the Twin Cities before
they leave
Relatives MotOrrd To Lat
McSSrs and Mines w. 70. Stovall.
1918 Firth Ave. So, and Gabriel
noudreauN and tho BoudreRuN
children. Kenneth. Harold and
hickey" LEFT Thursday, Sept. ~
for Crowley, Louisiana 20 visit
MIR BoudrcauN'H mother, and
other relatives Mrs RoudreauN Ia
the daughter of the stovAlls,
Gucats az sister Mr., and Mrs,
Lewis Marshall Of Baltimore ar
rived Monday, Sept ~ 10 be the
house guests ~ Mr.. Morgan'H sis
tor, Mrs, Alice Marshall 1927
Firth Ave 10. They will also
visit other relatives and friends
while In the Twin Cities
Recalling School Days. Mr.,
Terrence Holden Of MuAkogcc, In
tho house guest ~ his former
school friend. Mr. Frederic u.
Jones. 3632 Fourth Ave 10.
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MOVIE REVIEW The KHmanaro" starring Grgor
Peck, Gardner Hayward
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Calf, where they will spend the
winter. They spent part Of the
time with their nephew. Mr..
Harve, Mickey Mcclure, IT'S ST.
Anthony and the rest Of the time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Allen,
65S w. Central Ave.
Birthday Greetings: Belated
greetings to Mrs. Cecil Neal.
whose birthdate was Sept. Is, TO
Bertha Neal, Sept. 10, and to
Joyce Neal, whose birthday was
Sept. 20. Mrs. Neal and her
daughter, Joyce, live at 655 Rom
do Ave; Bertha Neal lives at 76l
Rondo Ave, and is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earsel Neal.
Gone Home: Misses FawntilIa
Pierson and Nellie Robertson. who
have been the house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Golden. 456 St.
Anthony Ave, left Friday, Sept.
10 for their homes in Bownton.
Okla. Miss Pierson will be a SEN
Tor in high school this year. Miss
Robertson was a student at Langs-
ton University last year.
Guests From Okla: Mr.. and
Mrs T. w. Arinwine and Mr..
Willie Glover, arrived in ST. Paul
from Oklahoma City to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Wyatt Cooper, 4S3 w
Central Ave. Mr.. Glover is Mrs
Cooper's brother.
Former MlnnesOtans Were
Here: Mr.. and Mrs. Larry James
and their daughter, Sandra and
son. Michael, arrived Wednesday.
Sept. II, and were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ander-
son, 453 Rondo Ave. They motor
ed to Aitkin. MINI, and spent the
week end in the north woods.
Mrs James has a degree in social
work from Hamline University
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influence the readers OF
from having
myself certainly mind
purely reported each candidate takes
rights FEPC alone
that when Jim Griffin OF St Paul lost his
legislature time expressed
would make another grafied IN
which put Jim in second
place and right back in the running again this time
the Twin Cities New York going TO
kitty together Jim and send hope
CtAns Washington C. and California and
their individual contributions
much because don't think OF have too
and the high costofng
takes out OF paycheck.
stamps and campaign literature plus
add during
trbution 10 small, helps
The fact that Jim do well In mixed Negro and white
credit him but 60 those who have
support taker and that II bless
into politics From what know Of him. he's
type lie intelligent attractive wife
lovely chdrn would this Is pretty good hack
ground yOunEster entering political II
home. 20 SumplnR him myself.
three who didn't get out TO vote last
btches and show the polls
this time.
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From Sid Frediander's column n he York
Is by he has been get
talking about hanging his spikes Mt the end of the
attributes the bOos to his recent reaction To the $500
fine pIAsted him by League PreHy Warren Gle" lie had
hopes would issued statement eNonerntlnE him
the incident Is closed"
the boos BEFORE the rhuburb that
brought the fne7)
Age newspaper soptem-
story Robinson aGody stating the
whole
should requested n hearing popped
had Robinson saying he had had n wonderful
Giles that Robinson should have paid the
hate keep bcnboring point Of
that It's time for Jackie To start taking little
stock Of popularity
his status
great competitive player.
a nare-up n daily press
beating of Pearl Bailey by whites at the "an Riviera
club the George Washington bridge Jersey
parentIy quashed a being handle.
Pearl the Tired gal attended the Riviera with friends TO hear
Frank snatra She subjected insults by anNegro
OF white sitting nearby When she left she accosed and
bea by the
Perhaps daily press quiet
story whites
celebrating the wedding of number of the New Jerey police
force.
The attack Bailey outrageous enough to
editorial
paper usually
huge" Negroes muERinR attacking white people,.
told reord that the Of the NAACP into the
picture also might have had something To do with the word going
line put the lid" the Bailey attack
Mr. Walter Whites organization hasn't been the popular
WinCheNew
ginning suspcousy NAACP steps
case. lot Of other people step out
my publications.
think the boy" out Chicago running of material Seems
stuff eligible bachelors" passing
nterraca marriage and picture aegdy
society cud folks have been many publ
material Maybe I'm maybe the readers
Ebony has advanced with leaps
started publication and Away" half dis
They appalled,
the truths of segregation and discrimination This
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names That Iooked very peculiar,
The fact that have not come out in support
OF either candidate does not mean am ducling an
issue. II means merely that l fail To be inspired
with rousng enthusiasm either Stevenson or
Eisenhower and the parties they represent
As TAR Yours Truly ls concerned
Stevenson talks too much and has yet said
little Of vital Significance, while Eisenhower
talks but says less questions that af-
feet our national and International well being.
80 far It's been battle Of blAb with . lot Of
yaclety- yark obscurInR the real Inatiea.
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Social and Personal
MINNIE APOLIS

Expected Guests: Mr. and Mrs J. G. barnett and Mines
Victor Fruit and Elizabeth Boyd will in Minneapolis
this week end and hc the house Of Mr. and Mrs Frederic
u Jones, I6I2 Fourth Ave. So Their homes Chicago
Visited Niece Mrs Sue lcrnou and daughter Chcryl Of
Kansas City. Missouri left Sunday Sept 81 for their home
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL z

Visited In Oklahoma Mrs Ella Archer and her two sons
Philip and Walter, 59 Fuller Ave. father W Gar
rett S3 Rondo Ave returned by trip TO Musko
gee and IulSa, Okla They visited relatives and friends
VISITED Nephew: Mr.. and Mrs otto Daneson of Mino
North Dakota, stopped in Paul cnroute to San Diego
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Prom COppiR Memorial Mrs
Florence w. Daniels. 2sfS 10Th
Ave, b., formerly ~ Chicago.
plans 20 make Minneapolis her
hDms. She and her m0thrr, Mrs
J v. Davis plan 20 b. heated at
3I7s FIfth Ave. So Mrs Daniels
II an evangelist and a former
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Evening star., 1952-01-15
Paper Says Red BIoik Is Likely
To Succeed BixIer at CoIqote
BY the Associoted Press

WEST POINT, Jan. 15.-
The entire athletic policy of the
Military Academy is under re-
vision. but there is no certainty
that Football Coach Earl Blaik
will be asked to give up his posi-
tion as director of athletics, ac-
cording to. Maj. Gen. Frederick
"A. Irving, academy superintendent.
II do not personally feel that
the two jobs should be held by
one man." the general said yes
terday, "but I do not contemplate
any. changes Immediately. i am
studying every aspect of the situ-
alton and I expect to appoint a
board to go into it thoroughly, y
Blaik has held the two posts
since 1916 on a Temporary" basis.
Relations between the coach and
some officials at the academy
have not been too cordial since
the "cribbing" scandal of last
summer brought the expulsion
of 80 athletes, including almost
the entire first football team and
the coach's son, Bob. There have
been strong reports that Blaik
would resign before next football
season.