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Evening star., 1952-09-04

HUDSON 1850 Super 81 sedan: r. h..
beautiful green metallic hnish: Com
e9nf can cSRE anf MooR 81 Se
Dealers. 5949 Ga. ave. NV. GE.
HUDsoN 1e47 Super Glib. cpe.; two
tone green; excel. cond:; new tires;
5000 or best offer. ST., 4077. IS
Hydra; AL condition: owner:
II this car is not sold within "A
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, GE. $500.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-dr.; T. and
h. Wv. tires; $2.25O. Can be-
JAGUAR. Marx VII: excellent con-
ditton; dove gray: r. and h.; $2.S75.
Call WI. 1851 after 5. -8
JEEP. 1947; 4-wh. drive; low mileage,
at 1913 Old Dominion dr., Falls
Church. Va. aft. pm. KE. S-645S.
JEEP '4s station wagon: heater, cd:
$s19. or best ofer. TE. 620S.
KAISER IStS. IS4S Traysler sedan; black;
advantages Of station wagon, excel.
for business or sportsman: must sell
this week. See the auto at 1929
sselfridge rd.. Viers MiIl Village,
anytime oven week M0 end: ~; week fSt5s DAYS
KAISER 1sisi Z 1s4s ( e d. lux. sedan; beaSti- MS
Szs5: In' terms. "RaoSpEhR'" aS h isth ssflGai and
KAISER a I aye; !ss 4-er. I'd virrinian; chrome
sun shield; HYDRA; r. and h.; 2-tone
paint; Continental spare tire mount;
new-car appearance throughout; save
$500. M1TCHE1L'S MOTORS. INC.
eea1ssr-Frs5er; eansf a1e Ex S22 aio2 2nd NV. Cat
LINCOLN '49 Cosmo. sedan; equipped
$l.295;. only. $229 down; Choice Of
two otherS). Largest selection of
flne cars in Wash. See our display
ad explaining money back guarantee.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Blad-
LINCOLN i947 sedan: beautiful con-
dition: looks and runs like. new:
S7e55; terms: ROPER" 18th and
LiNcoLN Zephyr; new brake Innings;
nals Dss4fsfIS s4s ess ssS 5os Eessnt iSh
Lincoln y s95! oriS 81 .oss sedan; nv, saqippsd;
selection of fine cars. in Wash. See
our display ad explaining money
ERs 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
LINCOLN 1949 conY.; r. and h., cd.
new top, tires: SI.45O. Ii. 5000
LINCOLN Continental al: maroon;
sstssssol teR; SE. $3.50. Sss completely Fed9sps s
LINCOLN 1915 convertible coupe;
tiful maroon finish; radio. heater
terms. sofER issh Sa aad efi l. ssSs ave
MEfk;cURY 1s4s d. lux. winso,
ssSJ: HssHsa ssf@si ESSER SSfE mini ISL ni5 s5a
MERCURY 80 sedan: equipped
1895. only 1929 down. Largest
selection of fine cars in Wash. See
our. our display ad % explsining 1Yy money-
MERCURY ~ conV.; EQUIP; S1,2s5;
others. Largest selection Of fine
cars in. Wash. See. our display ad.
eexplaining money-baek guarantee.
dgrR dsHssurs WRR9LSsAIEFs' Ra! 1871 Bla-
Si'795; s22S down. Largest seiec.
ton of fine cars in Wash. See our
display ad. explaining money Ok
guarantee; AUTO WHOLESALERS
MERCURY 1881 2-dr.: beaut. green:
r. and h., overdrive, new tires; o.
600 mi; peri. cond.; s1,s26. ov.
MG 40 roadster: S1,134. Also 81;
$1.562. JACK PRY. LTD, 14th and
NC NJ Max n;k II I'd 1859; pvt owner;
67S7. -
Evening star., 1952-09-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ Commander; fully
equipped: mechanics car; in very
good cond. S1.l75. UN. 1015. -
STUDEBAKER 1899 de luxe sedan:
splendid condition. sacrifice. $165:
terms; g $40 d down; ROPER" 18Th
STUDEBAKER so Champion 2-dr.
snd sfa ea perfSimanee TaiS xh ssE hss ssonams ss
thrown in; it's a honey. For a
come to WILLIAMS & BAKER.
Woassshinston,.s Oldest Nash dealer.
Goth and NJ sts. NV. 5
STUDEBAKER AS Land Cruiser se-
dan; equipped; sos: only: Sl49
selection of fine cars, in Wash. See
our display .ad explaining money-
back guarantee. AUTO WHOLE
ShIERS, 1871 Bladensburs Rd.
SJUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe
sedan. equipped; 81 ;093; $22s down
ton. OF fine cars in Wash. see our
SusH;a suarantee. % AUTo WHOLESALERS.
1881 Bladensburg Rd.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land Cruiser.
with climatizer, auto. transm.. r..
Wv. tires, and turn indicators:
sSes eqnd Tsepnone iaTeial nT 44O dTiEst: Ess
s. or WI. O656 after once hours.
STCDEBAKER 40 2-dr. good run
ming cond, good brakes, h, Sc;
S145 or best offer. WI. 52s1. -
WILLYS JEEP '46: good rubber; Al
transportation; $685.. M1TCHELLS
MOTORS. Kaiser Frazer, 222 second
st. NV. cat Const. aveD. EX. 41o5.
STATION WAGON, Nash 81 Rambler
with cd, r. and h.; $1,695. HORN.
ER'S, 9th and Fla. ne. --S
Evening star., 1952-09-04
REAL Estate LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS.
HAET6W Par g :, Realty q a Xr CO; Sa;as Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will iuy second trust notes. D, c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y. ave NV.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st.
End and 3rd mortgages; nearby Nd.
properties. Call MR.. PERCY, JU.
rfRsT S@p9 Rs Hrs Fig osas SSS', sh sps Ma:
low rates: 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P, J. WALSHE
INC. 1ll5 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS.
End and 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; immediate action. once
open 9 am. to 9 pm. Cali or come
in. HUGH B. CONNER, 1897 K ct
NV, RE. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 194S model 90. club
fss RkEss to 81 Sssfes T:5a ffss
CO, Fairlington shopping center.
Alex, OV. O350. "A
OLDSMOBILE AZ "76" sedan; radio,
heater and Hydra-Matic; tmmaeu-
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth GEM. 470sj.
1900 Wisconsin ave. -5
OLDSMOBILE 1947 cl. cpe.: Hydra,
radio. heater; GOOD meGhanical cond
oTDsm6MRiE faSS MH EuMMER 4g ss ia; CONE 1e62 and
h., Wv. tires. Hydra: new top;
$1,595; can finance. JU. s-1665.
OL.Ds 81 sedan; Hydra. equipped.
$l,595. Only $229 down. (Choice of
two two otherS uasS Larsest selection e, Of
ad explaining money-back guaran-
tee. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1881
Bladensburg Rd.
PACKARD 1912 Clipper type sedan;
excellent: $395; terms; S95 down.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave: ne
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; med. blue;
+. and h.. Ultramatic: top cond.,
in and out; bargain, 81 800, terms.
LIBERTY MOTORS, 3rd and K NV.
PACKARD 1851 Series 200: two-tone;
completely equipped with all extras.
Al cond. throughout. Can be seen
by appt. only: Price Just $4,000.
Call ST. O332 for appt. -5
PACKARD "'51 sedan, Ultramatic
Largest selection Of fine cars in
Wash See our display ad. explain
ing money-back guarantee AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
PLYMOUTH. 81; 1885. 4-dr.. wonderful
HAUL-A-WAYs. OV. 40s7. ~
PLYMOUTH '4S 4-dr. special de luxe;
heater; original owner. JU. 7-794
after s pm. a
PLYMOUTH Al conv. cpe.; r. and h.
new neVo tires; good cond-; $500. WI
PLYMOUTH '3a sedan; good motor,
$3.50. UN. 1015. -
Evening star., 1952-09-04
TRAllERS

NEW 1852 DETROITER. double bed
room. only S3,995 complete; i
down, bal. 4S mo. You can rent q
reconditioned trailer with option to
purchase. Small down payment,
balance monthly like rent. .ACKER-
MAN TRAILER SALES, 000I BALTIC.
blvd. College Park. Md. TO. 4949.
ALUM. NASHUA 1852. 23-ft. Sleeps
4. Shower, flush stool. auto. water
heater, oil burner, elec. refgr.. bot.
gas stove. Price. $1,000. XII. 9-4972.
TWO-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER.
4x6, new body, 600x16 tires; SIS.
TWO-WHEEL HEAVY DUTY. utility
trailer, 7oox20 tires; 2.000-lb
BOAT TRAILER. small wheels, carry
UP to 500 pounds. factory job S75.
TWO-WHEEL TRAILER. airplane
wheels. carry boat up to 1000 lbs.
and 20 it.; S175.
A-WHEEL CROSS COUNTRY TRAIL
Err, or ideal for, farm use, #. J
i It. body, high steel sides, steel
construction; $3.50.
HAUL A WAYS
North Wash. and Mont. Sts.. Alex.
OV, 40S7 a
Evening star., 1952-09-04
MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE. Indian Chief; excel.
cond.: reas.: chrome accessories.
Call WI. 3277. -S
SERVICYCLE '4s; in good condition;
inexpensive transportation; SIS.
Phone OV. 1851. IS
lfOTORBIKE-'50 Whizzer Pace
maker motorbike, extra equip, new
auto. clutch, $50 light set. Cost when
new. $3.50: will sell for S125 or best
new condition. Call WI. 3515. -6
BRITISH MOTORCYCLE, Famous
James, like new: sell cheap: 40
miles per Gallon. HI, 5117. 10
WANTED BMW TRIUMPH or lighter
MOTORCYCLE. OLYMPIC S77S.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
GARAGES

EEaH paee 1Ss iGe ss ssn 81 5S per mo Hpps
Si6 End st. NV. "
10th AND Il N.W.-Lge. garage fac
ing alley; drive straisht in. SIS.
NO. 1890. -
Evening star., 1952-09-04
LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1o14 K st. NV. d1th and kl
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home and
consolidate. your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
ahd interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME- 1920; evenings La 0-5194
Evening star., 1952-09-04
CLEAN
PREWAR

VIII pay very, very high prices to
pvt. car owners that wish to sell
their clean cars from 1887 to 1942
in all good makes. Also nice 1946S
to 1850. Please come to 5l00 Ga.
ave NV, at "LLOYD'S." TU. 2626
Evening star., 1952-09-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HUDSON 1850 Super 81 sedan: T., h.,
beautiful green metallic finish. Com
pletely recond. New-car warrantee.
Come see and drive this car. 81. .595
CALL CARL MOTORS. INC. Hudson
Dealers. 6949 Ga. ave. NV, GE.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
D0ATS

CESSNA 120, new paint, fresh license
Shown by appt., after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Ramspeek Asks Study
Of Work Of Federal
Public Relations Men
BY the Assoeiaied Press

Civil Service Chairman Robert
Ramspeck wants a non-political
group to study the work of Gov
ernment information men.
He made the suggestion at the
annual meeting of the Public Re-
lations Society of America Tues
day during panel discussion of ;:
Government public relations
is it information for public bene-
fit or special pleading for the ins?''
Hits Special Pleading.
Mr.. Ramspeck said he believes
1t is improper for a department
head to advocate, at Government
expense. a program he would like
adopted. BY way of example, he
said he thinks the Democratic
Party, rather than the Govern
ment, should have financed argu-
ments for the Brannan Farm Plan.
Mr.. Ramspeck. a former member
of Congress, said Congress should
pass a law saying precisely what
it wants in the way of Govern
ment information release. Ee
suggested an educational founda-
ton might undertake a study as
he proposed.
Ludwig Caminita, jr., WASH
ington public relations counsel
who formerly worked for the Gov
ernment, insisted the panel ques-
tion was loaded" He said it
assumed that special pleading is
wrong.
Mr.. Caminita said he sees
nothing wrong in a Government
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Norbeck Man Sentenced
In Assault and Buttery

A Norbeck, Md. man was SEN
fenced to six months in the house
Of correction yesterday after
being convicted of assault and
battery, in Rockville Police Court.
William Harrison. A. colored,
also was ordered held for grand
jury action on a second charge
of assau with intent to murder.
The six-months sentence was i'm
posed by Judge Walter Moorman,
who found Harrison guilty Of as
saulting James Crockett on No
vember S.
The second charge involves a
dispute Harrison had with an
other man, Fred johnson, on the
same day, police said.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
BY the Asseeioted Pres.

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 27.-Iraq's
royal debt to Hatton's of Holly
wood has been paid-by an
amateur internationalist in San
Francisco.
The background is this: Hat
tons of Hollywood is a restaurant.
King Faisal II and an encourage
of 80 dined there during the Iraqi
monarch's American visit last
September.
But nobody picked up the check.
Not even the United States State
Department. And the bill was
$232.88.
George and Joe Hatton.. who
run the place. waited discreet
time and then made their plight
known when the bill remained
unsettled.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Californian Saves Face forU.S.,
Pays Iroq KINGS Bill at Cafe

George sent the bill to the State
Department, he said. Washington's
reaction was cold. Seems the
luncheon wasn't arranged by any
body in the United States diplo-
matte corps.
A sympathetic soul in San Fran
cisco read about the affair, and
yesterday the Hattons disclosed he
had sent them a check and a
letter. signed George Addison.
Il thought If you had my check
and cashed 1t at once this matter
would be hushed up and we would
save the face of the American
people for the blunder of the
State Department, which made a
very undiplomatic error" Joe said
the letter read in part.
The brothers cashed the check.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
5 GU Officials to Attend
Convention of Deans

Five Georgetown University Of
f1cials will attend the annual con-
vention of the Eastern Association
of Deans. to be held in Atlantic
City tomorrow and Saturday.
Representing Georgetown will
be the Very Rev. Edward B. Bum,
president of the university; the
Rev. Brian A. McGrath, dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences;
the Rev. Lawrence r. McHugh,
assistant dean of the college: the
Rev. Joseph A. Rock, director of
student personnel, and Joseph G.
Connor, registrar.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER

department head discussing what
he proposes should be done.
Too Many Press Agents.
Earle B. Steele of the United
States Chamber of Commerce
said he believes there are too
many Government press agents,
adding: Public relations, as we
usually understand the term, have
very little place in Government" J"
j. Russell Virgins, managing
editor of the Washington Post,
said citizens need information
about their Government more now
than ever.
Because of the sheer size of
Government" he said. newspapers
or news agencies can not ade-
quately cover Washington with
out the help of competent, in
telligent information officers"
Senator Moody. Democrat, of
Michigan. former news reporter
in Washington, agreed, saying:
I'm general. the public rela-
tions officer is an indispensable
factor in our American system
of Government"
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Alexandra Cancer Group
Gets x-Roy Theropy Unit

The Alexandria Chapter of the
American Cancer Society has been
given a complete X-ray therapy
machine by DR.. and Mrs. John H.
Selby of Alexandria. Until his re-
tirement recently DR.. Selby used
the machine in his own X-ray
Itherapy practice.
DR.. Selby spent 43 years work.
ing with cancer and other malig-
nant growths, the last IL in Alex
andria. He now lives at Cape
May. N. j.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
corsets and bras reduced

So bros. white cotton and royon sotin,
sizes A32, SO; B32, 36. SO; c 81 to
40. Were $50 Now ---o9 o9e
II bros. pIuneno neokline. embroidered
nylon sides, white. Sizes A32 to 36;
3 81 to 38. Were sos. Now = 3.49
81 nylon sirdIes and pontie sirdles. white
ond block; smolI, medium, Ioree. Were
5 sirdles, cotton, royon, nyIon in group.
Upper closing and puII-on styles. Were
J tront.loee eorsets: nyion and cotton
in group. sizes 24. 81. 33, 36, 38, SO,
az. Were $50 to 1850. Now 4.9o
side-hook eorsets. brocoded cotton and
nylon. size 26. Were 4.50 Nov 2.99
z side-hook eorsets, white nyIon, sizes
28, "a. Were $50. Now 400
Evening star., 1952-11-27
chiIdren's apparel, 66c

,rere 100 TO lis
500 in group including shorts, sIocks,
polo shirts. Many Of them ideoI for
gifts.
80 chenille robes, sizes l-3. Were
2.65. Nov Las
100 cotton dresses, wosh suits and in
fonts apparel. Were 3o5 to 4.e5.
20 ehildrens eoots, wool content IobeIed.
Broken sizes l-o. Were 1926 to 1895.
Now saa
Evening star., 1952-11-27
homefurniishings
at savings

Sc tru-fit fine quolity musIin-fitted
sheets, twin and full size. Were 2.4o.
NOW -------------- i.SS
II royon foiIIe voIonees. Were 100.
10 poirs orsondy snd royon eurtoins.
Were 3.o5.
Al plostie Ioundry boss. Were Csc.
NOW ZSe
zs pIostie xippered pillow eeses. Were
5ec Now 29e
Is hand-pointed bothroom eurtoins.
plostic. Were 450 Now 5se
plostie bathroom eurtains, solid eolors.
Were ! 90. Now --29e
ESQ assorted plostie soshes and panels.
Were 90. Now -------l0 l0e
10 poirs eIeor-vision dinette eurtoins.
Were l.o5. Now 59e
z fiber "E" bath mot and lid sets. Were
4.o5. Now
! ehortreuse royon foilIe bedspFeod. twin
size. Was 8.o5. Now----4.97
fiber rugs. wine and eroy, 27x54".
Were 8.o5. Now
fiber rugs, wine and eroy. 6xe'. Were
1926. Now
fiber rugs. blue and wine, 8xl0'. Were
IT'S. Now ------8.95
80 kerosene Iomps, a" hurricane. Were
Z.4S. NOW .4S
Evening star., 1952-11-27
girls coats and suits, ass
.Cere 8.95 to 1925

4S in the group in broken styles and
sizes. wool content iobeIed, TIA. Also
Is bolero reyon suits and corduroy
jackets. Broken styles and eolors, TIA.
l4e cotton dresses, assorted prints and
ploids, 7-l2. Were lo8. Now 90
so girls hats. many styles ond coIors.
Were LOS to 3.o5. Nov -l0e
Also poeket-books and neck scorfs.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
savings from our
sportsWear department

BIS dresses Of elozed cotton, cotton
broodcloth. royon veIveroy Also royon
and wool (lobeIed) jackets and royon
foIIe suits in misses and shorter sizes.
Were 7.95 to 1895. Now 800
100 cotton tee shirts and wool sweoters.
Were .o5. to 4.88. Nov eoe
Evening star., 1952-11-27
mems belt buckles, 79c'
.vere 1.5O fOH.5O

1000 femous-moke buckles, ideoI for
christmes Gift giving. All initioIs in the
group. Some gold and silver eolored
initioIs, some with leather borders. Meny
styles Of lettering from which to choose.
800 escorted reyon ties. Were 6oc to
! 90. Now 39e, 3 for LIS
500 t-shirts, shorts, othIetie shirts,
briefs. Broken sizes in group. If perfect.
4oc to 6oc. Now 39e, 3 for lis
plus 2Ooo federoI tax
Evening star., 1952-11-27

don't miss the savings on
these boys dress sIacks,
Zoo were 5.95 to 1925
1s5 pairs, oil wool, wool mixtures
(lebeled) and rayons in group. Solid
eolors and fancy weoves, some with
snustex waistbonds. ResuIors and IT,
resulors in group. junior, boys ond
student sizes 6-l2, lz-l8, 1882.
52s boys hose. assorted fancy cottons,
broken sizes to lOh. Were 3oc.
mo" Northumberland -l5e
IS Plastic roineoats and ponchos, yellow
and gun metal in group. Small, medium
ond loroe. Some westerns. Were l.o5 to
5.95. Now to 2.49
Evening star., 1952-11-27
growing girls
shoes reduced, 3.99
aOere 6.95 to 8.05

36 poirs in assorted styles. Not every
style in every size. Brown side-buckle
Ioofer and strop shoes in group.
8 pairs rubbers for children, in broken
sizes, brown only. Were ZOO Now, 9se
Evening star., 1952-11-27

Morse Farmers Do Own Work
STAVANGER. Norway. - More
than $4,000 farms in Norway are
operated without any hired help.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

luggage and other items greatly reduced,
5Oe 10 $50 495 to 1850
group Of 100 including luggage covers, top grain pskn
UTILITY kits, brief 9orment
All at fraction Of their orsno prices prices subject
to federal tax.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
misses and Women's
fall coats, 1875

regularly $500 to $500
IS eoofs, oil wool fIeeees, tweeds and
sobordines. WormIy interIined. Black,
sroy, derk green and pesteIs. 1915.
20 pieces, 5-piece royon suits, wool
tweeds, oobordines in block, wine, blue,
grey. 1918. Were $500 and $500.
Now 400
Evening star., 1952-11-27
FRIDAY is
remnant DAY

Many Reductions Of More Remnant Day Merchandise sale
Friday Morning $780, not rsturnabs sxehangeabe
appova mail phone orders not accepted Some soiIed,
mared damaged or otherwise imperfect.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
millinery at savings

81 royon velvet eIoehes in red, green,
brown, novy, purple. Adjustable heod-
size. Were 2.95 to 3.e5. Now l.79
5 wool felt cops, assorted colors. Were
l.o5 to 2o5. Now
IS fur felt hots. assorted styles and
colors. Were l.o5 to 3.o5. Now -l.l9
Evening star., 1952-11-27
misses and Women's
cotton dresses, 1.89

vere 2.99
100 in group, attractive cotton pereeles
in escorted prints. Upper and button
fronts. Sizes II to 20. l6h to 22h.
50 dresses, including cotton prints and
checks, bembere royons, royon foilIes.
Light and dark shades, sizes l2-20,
loh-2Oh. Were 3.o5 to 8.o5. Now,
2.49
Evening star., 1952-11-27
10 dresses at
wonderful savings, ESQ

1Oere 8.95 to 1875
A group Of royon dresses including
Bembers prints, eynorros, Benz
bergs and oeetotes and royon
sheers. Solids and prints, cesuoi
and slomour styles, escorted col
ors. II TO 20, l6E to z2h.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
misses and women's a||-wooI suits
()'oo

Just look how much 9e 1895 Only 50 shop
All tined hondfinshd
Evening star., 1952-11-27

= uesses NJ oTIe uT'u tWo-p1ece Styles.
Solids, stripes ond prints. Royons, wooIs,
eorduroys. e-l5. Were 1926 to 22.o5.
Now 500 and 500
100 toppers and fuiI-Iensth eoots, all
lined, oil wool fIeeces and suedes, o-15.
Were 2l.O0 to 1895. Nov,
1894 and "a
SO junior suits. royon or nyIon and orion
combinations. Stripes, checks and solids.
e-l5, Were 1895 to 22.o5. Nov,
1924
50 junior bIouses, cotton prints and
solids, assorted styles and coIors. Were
295 to 4.95. Now "a.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
APPOINTED TO
INDUSTRY
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE

The annoin 'ment of DR.. Sidney
Barthwell of Detroit Mich. as a
member of the Drugs and Cos
meticS Distributors. Wholesalers
and Retailers Industry Advisory
Committee. was announced today
by Ellis Arnall, Director of the
Office of Price Administrator.
DR.. Barthwell is proprietor of
Barthwell Drug Store, Inc, con-
siSting of chain of eight stores.
He has been in business for
eighteen years and is graduate
of the School of Pharmacy at
Wayne University. He is a men,
Der of the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association, the Board of
Governors of the YMCA, National
Negro Business League, and the
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
The OPS Drugs and Cosmetics
Industry Advisory Committees
duty it is to advise the agency on
regulations affecting their trade.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
Business Women
Recreational Club

Hello, Friends: The Business
Women Recreational Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Heastie, Tuesday evening, March
IL. and a lively time was had by
all. Mrs. Mamie Davis of the Or
child School of Beauty, New York
City, visited the club and discuss
ed many points of interest to all
beauticianS. At the close of the
business session, Miss Betty Col
Inns made her usual birthday gift
presentation - except instead OF
one she made three. The happy
recipients were Mrs. Bertha Scriv-
ems, treasurer; Mrs. Mabel Hart.
business manager; and Mrs. Ber-
tha Hamilton Perry, assistant
business manager.
The after meeting guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr..
Eddie Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry, and Mr.. Allen Carter. The
guests joined Mr.. and Mrs. Heas-
tie in the dining room where tur-
key and all the trimmings were
served, and all adjourned feeling
very happy, hoping for an encore
of the same hospitality at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Perry, l25 NV 10th ST., March 26.
So until then, adios.
Mrs. NJ. Wilson, Pres.
Miss M. Bloodworth, Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
ACCEPTS FOUR
NEGRO DENTISTS

ST. LOUIS - (ANP) - The
St. Louis Dental Society has vot-
ed in four Negro dentists as MEM
bers of the organization, it was
announced last week.
The four new members in the
previously all-white society are
Drs. Pacob A. Williams, w. >.
Luther A. Forest.
Gibson, Edward L. Grant, and
Last, November society mem
bers voted ISL to 80 in favor OF
admitting qualified Negro pro-
fessionals. The selection of these
first four men who applied is the
result. The st. Louis Dental So
ciety which is So years old had
no provisions designted to bar
Negroes or Orientals. 1t had done
so by custom, however, and none
had ever applied.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
GETS 20 YEARS IN
POLICE SHOOTING

Howard Green, "a, was SEN
fenced TO 20 years in Criminal
Court last Tuesday for shooting
and seriously wounding Patrol
man Donald Hunt of the Coral
Gables police force. Green's only
defense was that the officer
threatened to kill him. Judge
Ben c. Willard pronounced SEN
tence Immediately after hearing
the testimony of the officer and
Green.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
WINS AWARD FOR
ANTI-RED
MAG ARTICLE

WASHINGTON - CAMP -
Miss Fora Neale Hurston recent
ly won an honor medal for her
article entitled, why the Negro
Won. Buy Communism" appear
ing in the June, 1851, issue of the
American Legion Magazine.
Miss Hurston was one of more
than 600 individual Americans,
schools and organizations listed
as receiving awards from DR..
Robert A. Milikan in special
Washington's Birthday ceremon-
les held at historic Valley Forge.
national headquarters of the
100000 Freedom Foundation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-03-29
PAN-AM DAY
CELEBRATION
APRIL ID

WASHINGTON, D. Clamp
- Colorful festivals, pageants
and parades will mark the OBJ
servance of Pan American Day,
April IA.
Pan American Day comment
morates the anniversary of the
day in 1890 on which the 81
American Republics united to
become the Organization of AM
erican State, thus, bringing to-
gether more than 100000 Am
orleans of many creeds, man.
ners and cultures.