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Evening star., 1952-03-21
By Anqelino J. CorobeIIi


The largest field in the history
of the Harkaway Hunter Trials
81 entries-will compete Saturday
at Clovelly, the estate of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c. Winmill, Warren
ton, Va. The four-event program
begins at 2 pm.
Designed for horses which hunt
regularly with recognized packs
of hounds, the Harkaway is
strictly a sporting event for
owner-riders, with trophies the
awards for triumphs.
The Paneling Stake class does
carry a cash award of $100, but
the prize money will go to the
paneling fund of the winning
owners hunt.
Hunts Participating.
Hunts entered include War
renton, Middleburg, Piedmont
Orange, Casanova and Loudoun.
Founded and managed by Mrs.
Amory Lawrence, Warrenton. the
trials were first held on the Law
rences' Harkaway Farms. Each
year the affair grew in popularity
and last year the locale was
changed to Clovelly to accommo-
date the increased entries. The
trials are run over typical hunt
ing country with a fair hunting
pace a consideration.
A breakdown in the entry list
shows 81 in the half-bred class, Is
in the thoroughbred class, 80 in
the owner-up class and q in the
paneling stake.
Among those competing will be
Evening star., 1952-03-21
Dark Horses CHALLENGE
Top AAU Quinfets
BY the Associated Press

DENVER, Mar. 21.-A couple Of
dark horses will be among the
teams battling in the semifinals
of the National Amateur Athletic
Union basketball tournament to-
night as a result of sizzling upsets.
The Air Force All-Stars knocked
out the top-rated Atlas-Pacific
Engineers of Oakland. Calf, 40
"a. in an overtime struggle, while
Hollywood's take-it-easy Fibber
MCGEE and Molly team stalled the
defending champion. San Fran
cisco's Stewart Chevrolet, 43-41
in the quarter finals last night.
Tonight the Flyers will face the
Phillips 66ers of Bartlesville,
Okla, drawing bead on their
eighth AAU championship in 10
years. while the Fibbers will play
the highly rated Caterpillar Die
sells of Peoria, Ill.
Phillips 66ers last night defeated
the REA Travellers of Artesia, N.
Mex, 1852, and the Peoria team
flashed by the Warrensburg (Moo
Riggles Plaza Bowl, 66-43.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
Census and OCF Clash
For City Title Tonight

Census and Office of the Chief
of Finance meet tonight at Kelly
Miller School in the finals of the
city-wide basketball tournament.
Census won over YMCA, 63-41.
and OCF beat Bee Gees, 62-45, in
last nights semifinals. Last nights
losers meet in a. consolation at Z
pm, with the big game at $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
Scheduled

The Washington Gun Club
will hold a practice trapshoot
starting at l pm. tomorrow at it's
range, Thirty-fourth street and
Benning road NE. Sixteen-yard
and handicap targets and doubles,
if desired, will be used, with
trophies going to the winners.
Evening star., 1952-03-21

Three local anglers hit the jack
pot on yellow perch at Pig Point
on the Patuxent River this week.
James Thurmond. G. L. Templeton
and Eddie Freeman, fishing Tues
day. caught more than so fish
each. The fish ranged from 10
inches up to 1412 inches in length.
Many were spawned out, but quite
q few still were carrying roe.
Mac McDorman, back from fish,
ing some of Florida's fresh waters,
dropped in with nice mess of
Florida largemouth bass.
Throughout the year we get
calls from anglers inQuiring about
fishing laws and license fees of the
various localities they plan to fish.
For their information the Sport
Fishing Institute here has just
issued its official Sport Fishing
Guide which includes a fishing di-
gest Of each State. Alaska, the 10
Canadian provinces and Yukon
and Northwest Territories.
Midweek rains did not help the
condition of the water in the Po-
tomac, but they helped raise the
water temperature which will in
crease the activities of various
kpecies of anadromous fish on the
srge of their spawning runs. AS
lsnn as the water clears somewhat.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
Danish Chump Held to Druw

COPENHAGEN, Mar. 81 (P).-
The European lightweight cham
pionship bout between Joergen|
Johansen. Danish titleholder, and
|Britain's Tommy McGovern end
ed in draw after Is even rounds
last night. Officials announced
Johansen will remain European
champion.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
Shamrock AC Nine Called

Candidates for the Shamrocks
AC baseball team are invited to
call Lou Logan at Union 1924
after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
TubIe Tennis Scheduled

The District Table Tennis Club
will hold ranking tournament
Sunday at it's club quarters, 403
Eleventh street NV. at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
ID. c. Boys Club Teams
In Wilmington Tourney
speeieI pispoteh to The stur

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 21.-
Two teams from Washington will
compete here tonight in the first
annual Middle Atlantic basketball
tournament for boys IA and under.
The Eastern Branch of the
Washington Boys Club faces Lam
caster, Pa, at 1880, and the West
ern Branch meets the Northeast
BOYS Club of Philadelnhi6.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
With Bill Leetch

both herring and perch may come
in with a rush. Their appearance
is little late this year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

Lake Ere varaers on Nev York
state for an airline distance ~ a
miles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

Continued Fnom Page, Qal)
In some ways knoe the names
of the states. and whefe Ufr
are located. Bot a. lnf ass1li i
have no idea ~ my ocvupatlon.
my family, my financial ....1aius.
or anythinR There - ~ xav Cor
anyone % understand TIE tple
barrasSlnent and huanilials~ss -
this condition People here are
very nice 81 me and I'm. sure
they are putting forth evesv e.
fort 30 ESTABLISHING my identify
VIII you please think In-my
mind Coz enc mlnutes An %
father of syne or fNo ehildrsn
and DO ! lavr dsVutrd wife
who n IN a state Of hyssoFia ovss
my sudden dlsappeafhnrpl o. am
! waniea man from = nssnfnl
institution This 1 don't kn0w. /
have Thought about every thgnsN
until my head feels 81 n n will
burst y there 4 solution. uniy by
the Public ~ he fBl whirh wdf
take time Aiv picture will ap-
pear IN to-day key Wet .R9Q9f
Please take > coed look. inasbf
you can help - ms This = ,srT
important. Thank sou. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

GRkEsSBlBN ? a. - An
eSp'aSian ripnei through a coal
mine rear hFrs toiat leaving one
miner dead aud FIVE missing.
four miners erre rrsq@r<i- b
their compauous vha fouskt-the}r
~ay 10 safety tnroush ohaiz.n& -
Three II The laiarcd are1HH n.
deus hui noi critical csnsllll4A
state Police ~. . u tfaYuxf
said es men were - lse e.-z..1zZ1E
town No. ? mite 81 ,e C-rT~sary-
iown Coal and Coke 90 WffII
blast lei ~. II VAS ii lu>~s-<k44~
hours before H. mure'l sr-IIf;-
cued. .-'..'..
Richard y. Mare. penr<l1Fafla
secretary II raines aho 49, A.
ending a his home nr~rrEphy
tnionlown. hurfird "a #enr
to direct reScuc Operations.
"a. Maroney Saia enc ho.fy vas
recovered about fau lnsgs.slsr
me explosion t'ausc ~ 30 isiar
sopld NOT be dslefwHed lmmedi
tHls - fssf< es ssssss%.
A rescge squad fgem 4 nearby
mine went 20 ne Stem. ...s..
Coal company spokesman asf ih
eommeni but i was Indicated 4
would BE- several hours he4,rrf Fke
rescue squad could reach f7f fkiss.
ine men aha are believed v~ner~s
BY debris. @~'e'*'s
The injured were taira IN ffe
NJ Pleasant Hospital Thfyahfss
Andrew Mundotk. a.. Sieve 50
ffankp. S.. and Joseph lIol@fefFhe
trio. uho live IN the area. aulitfcii
severe shock. - - :.
The mine IA locaied anif,l IS
miles southwest u Pittshuw e. :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

sContin1sed From Page Onel
biood-spattered sidewalk AT
the foot Of Simonton Street.
The discovery Of the hor-
ribly beaten victim was
made this morning at about
40 a. m. by a passerby.
William Cassidy. The dead
man. about 30 and Of slight
build, was partially bald
and wearing a marco
sweater. A pair Of horn
trimmed glasses were found
resting between his legs and
a half dollar was lying
about six inches from his
head.
The pockets of his tan
Stacks were empty. indicat-
ing a possible robbery mo-
tive.
No trace Of a murder
weapon wss feual nenr. ,tl,S
scene.
Henry Cundsen. a con-
struction worker az Garrison
Blight. who was found inside
a shack which stands only a
few feet from where the
man was lying. l. In the Gus
tody Of local police for
questioning. Az first Gund-
zen refused TO leave the
shack. There was no trace
Of a struggle within the
shack.
The possibility that the
man may have been killed
elsewhere and thrown frcm
a passing ear Ia being In
vestigated by authorities al
though q splotch Of red
paint on his trousers match
ed that Of an overturned
rcwboat near the spot
where the body rested. indi-
eating that the man may
have been involved in q
struggle or might have stag
gercd against the boat.
Bloodstains were found
as. much as ten feet from
the dead man indicating ,
that he received a terrific
blow Of some sort.
The identity Of this morn
Ing's murder victim. as The
Citizen went To press. zee
a mystery. The body !
was removed TO the Lopez
funeral Home where DIR.
Hamilton il per-
an autopsy.
Peace Justice Albury IA
continuing his investigation
Ind has questioned several
persons around the water.
ront in an effort to clear
~ the mystery surrounding
he violent death. II
Henry Gundsen. who oc-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

'.Hnfiala isAnt ana file tha original
thnFsnf alta thr CLERK - The souri
~ - before February 18th. A. a.
fHa2. uthsfNise Decree lsra Confess
3 30 80 catered aNa8usf kau
DATED a. keN West Nouros
tHHats Florida. fhls fkah aay ~
AauhHff a o. 1859
&c llemtf runrt ~eaff
Earl. * ADAMS.
s'l~r ~ ~. girvult ganFt.
~ fsdf FiafeHre 81 Smwfer
teDnfN clerk.
Enrique Esluinalsa. ar.
SOS Whitehead "a.
hHf A. eNts, Florida,
f'tnfnsk iur Complainant
anis,a fehs. ?, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

cnpied small shack in close
proximity % the scene Of the
discovery Of The dead man,
h still IN custody a. a No
trial witness and late this
morning revisited the scene
In the company sf Albury.
No new leads wvrc M.
covered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

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et FLORIDA. ~ M rOu Mu>s
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HA--EmploYment
Wanted Female

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ing - -.. n.
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Forecast
Kew West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with light rain and showers 10
day and tonight: Sundsv partly
coudy. Continued warm. Fre<h 10
occasionally moderately strong
eaxteriy 90 souiherly winds
SMALL CRAFT WARMING.
FLORIDA. Mostly cloudy IN north
Florida with showers today and
sunday Elsewhere partly cloudy.
Little change IN ,esnperssure.
Jaeksonvtlle Thru the Florida
Straits. Small craft warning dis
played from Jacksonville south
ward thru the Florida Keys
Fresh % occasionally moderately
strong 30 30 mph esstefly ~inds
today Otherwise moderate "a
fresh southeast winds thru sun
day. Partly cloudy b. cloudy
over North portion with . few
~kuwrf~.s~s~v-~ns sssresv
Eass Gulf 81 Nlexlno. Small
craft warning from So MARKS
soaahwsaa tnFu ne Fkklda ksyA
Fresh. occasionally moderately
strung east % southeast winds.
Ofhcrvlse moderate b freth
sousheass winds today sunday
moderately nsrtheriy over en-
tFeuae north portion and nod
crate variable winds over souih
poFtion Partly cloudy a. cloudy
weather SUNDAY with showers
over north poFfson to-day and
sunday.
MIAMI WEATHER BUREAU
FORECAST CENTER
Susali craft warning Indicated
10 am Charleston. s G.. soasth'
ward ihnuaxh fhe Finrida Keys
snd on ths F1a West coast south
d 81 Marks Southeast and
south wsnsfa fresh - suonK over
soafh rmtion of display AREA and
Increasing % fresh occasionally
Inosisfsisly strong elsewhere tins
afternoon and tonight.
@'~fs~s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02
One Dead: Five Are
Missing In Blast

CREESSBUgO p a. p - An
eSp'oSian ripnei ftrouah a coal
mine rear her, ioiat leaving one
miner dead aud Eve missing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-02

FOR SALE By owner "a Travelo
1852 model. full bath. hot water
heater Nelson Dolcy used 2
months. Win sacrifice 500 below
cost see 'raiser AZ sweeney Tran
sr Park next "a Whale Harbor. ~
inquire = N;s,e Hafbor Bar IL.
roy Richards. lslamuraio. Fla.
febl 3ix
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
IS Trailerf For Sale
aseaaiaarda
4 A

ZONE SEE Cs--rir prices are the
lowest IN Fla. New and used
frec overna e lodging. Free de.
livery 20 Key West. long terms.
south Fla distributor Coz Schuh.
facemaker and Nashua. Harper
Trailer Sales. 4Ss0 u. VI. Isth Ase.
Miami Phone ~ Gss7.
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ln-Mals and Female Help

EXPERIENCED hookkceunr card
hours. eood pay Apply in pr
son. Gulfsifcsm Food pep, Sgufe
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fenfuart e. 1883 az 80 a'clurk
a prrsuans o. the Ftnal Ii.sres
entered in the aifevs uurfttsd cause.
DE ensisF signed. a. apeeial master
im said cause. Wiil s.ii ~ the hlah
80 and best bidder for cash a. eilhs
iie enters ~ tn entranre 70 The
turs hauee - Aanref seontk.
& sif iHa. free clear. and dlssharKeH
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Hans circumference. rights. saai
sizes and Interests ~ ans and al
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aHY and az persons. firms. and
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~ under thf m. the entire stock
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fuHemii. Stnrs Rev in the custody
80 Sheriff - 3"nF"s f"nRtts
iated January -. 1864
tIti.ARN a. At.ni'Rf.
Sn.eiai Master 10 chansert
tanfa - febg. tass
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The following aestrihed perN"nal
frnps ftY ~ Noods wili ~ sold ~
anrtlsn Mnuday. FenFuafy 18th.
1888 ~ aa o'rlnek a. ~ ~ the
Red rrifk storage Company iocat-
"a "a ~. rarnsr - sisaunton ana
Greene streets. kss West. Ftnfida
for unpaid storage charges
q a spring aud Mattress
MaEaEiue Rsek
RUS and pad
s'hssg - draWers
ttta tlf ttaNennnff
tsne 80 TFunk
aud ether haanehola effects
packed ~ unopened boxes
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red l9isk storage rampauY lsHat.
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~. o. KIT. Nice clean bob for
$50 lois Slmonion. Key West
Trailer Court Ask for Tony Do
haA febi 2sx
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Churches in District
nLenien Services

The Rev. John s. Whale Of
England win preach at the noon
day Lenten services tomorrow
through Wednesday in Epiphany
Episcopal Church. 1877 g street
NV.
On Thursday and Friday al
these services the speaker win be
DR.. John s. Higgins. rector Of st
Martins Episcopal Church. Provi.
|dence. r. !.
Lenten services at 1910 pm
Monday through Friday will be
held this week ct Reformation
Lutheran Church, 2l2 East Capt.
tai street. The Rev. Paul r. Diehl
'of Trinity Methodist Church, will
preach today.
The speaker tomorrow through
Friday win be DR.. Clarence w
Crawford, pastor Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
The Very Rev. Raymond Hunt
Provincial Of the Oblate Fathers
at Catholic University, win speal
at 1880 O'Clock tonight at The
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. Six
teenth street and Park road NV
Evening star., 1952-03-09
4 KIan Suspects Freed, But Face Further Action

dom at a special session Of Rob-
eson County recorders court when
Solicitor John w. Campbell took .
mol pros with leave. Mr.. Campbell
said he took the action when he
failed to get q further continuance
because Of the absence Of key
witnesses.
Almost Immediately. Superior
Court Solicitor Malcolm B. Seawell
said he would seek to have the
men indicted by the county grand
jury when it meets March "a.
The four men are Joe c. Nichol-
son of Lumberton. Joe Byrd Of
Fairmont, C. r. "Pret" Stone and
Carl Stone, both ofsRowland. They
were arrested last February 27.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
IoWan, &, 10 Explain
S115,OOO Tool Profit 10
Small Business Unit
By The Assoeiu,ed Pres.

Senate investigators, with an
assist from Columbus (Ohiol po-a
lice. moved yesterday to inveSti-
gate transactions in machine tools
bought from the Government by
Alfred Lawson, an 82-year-oldI
1oWaIl.
The Columbus police served Mr..
Lawson with a subpoena to appear
before the Senate Small Business
Subcommittee here tomorrow at a
public hearing.
The subcommittee wants his
testimony on reports that he ran
a $4,480 cash Investment in the
tools into profit of about $1l5.-I
OO0.
The group announced it wants
to determine whether Mr.. Lawson
self -styled founder Of new
science which he says takes go
years to learn obtained the tools
for educational purposes. and
violated the sales contract by Re-
selling them.
Says School Lost.
Mr.. Lawson said in an interview
at Des Moines March 5 that his1
transactions were legitimate and
that the school actually lost money
on the tools.
Subcommittee investigators had
sought since Thursday to serve the
subpoena, and sent the summons
to the Columbus police after fail
ing to locate him in Detroit and
Des Moines.
Mr.. Lawson heads the Univer-
sity Of Lawsonomy at Des Moines.
which teaches the practice of veg
etarianisni, gardening. theology,
management, oratory and other
subjects.
Only Graduate.
He contends he is the only grad
uate to qualify for its degree of
knowlegion" after the required 30I
years of study.
Senator Moody. Democrat, of
Michigan. the subcommittee chair
man. has, announced the group
wants more light on how MI. Law
SON in 1947 purchased 81 machine
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Toblet Piuced on Home
|Of MIicrofiIm Inventor

BEAUVOIR. France. IA COM
memorative tablet has been placed
on the house at Beauyoir. in
Sarthe Department. where Rene
Dagron. inventor Of microflm,
was born.
It was Dagron who. when Paris
was besieged il the 1870 war. hit
on the idea Of making tiny photo
graphs Of documents so that car
rier pigeons could carry them.
4. His idea enabled the besieged
Frenchmen to keep in commune
cation with President Gambetta's
government in Tours.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Soldier Killed in crosh

BAXTER SPRINGS. Kans., Mar.
|8 R1A soldier from Trenton,
Mich, was killed instantly one
mile south of here today in the
lhead-on collision Of his car with
"a heavy truck and trailer. Police
identified the victim as Pfc. Philip
Horner. 20, Of Tinker Field. Okla
homa City.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Dy shs kssoeiui1a 4 pssss

CAMDEN. N. Js Mar. 3 "a CIR
Gus acrobat collapsed with 4 dis
located ankle Here today ii view
81 television watchers from coast
TO coast.
The accident occurred In the
windup Of the last act Of '.The
Big Top q show nationally tele-
vised by WCAU-TV, Philade phia.
II happened as Tony Kroback,
III. Of Chicago, was thrown into
the air by Charles Cathalas. IS,
also Of Chicago. Mr.. Krohact
completed q double son1ersault
but his left foot slipped and he
landed on the mat. He collapsed
on his back,
/ Mr.. Cathalas and another mefn-
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Actor Michuel Tor Fired

ROME. Mar. . (R). United
States fiIm actor Michael Tor was
fred today as male lead ii . half
completed million dollar techni-
color film. "The Golden Carriage. =
and replaced by . virtually un-
known English actor. Duncan La
mont. The director y Jean Renoir,
The Italian producing company
refused all statements and ordered
OF the set,
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Sim ply plug IL into wall
socket plug your refrigerator
cord into d efrOstef, then
NEVER WORRY ABOUT DE-
FROSTING AGAIN! On sale
tomorrow at Lacy's ! stores. !
Evening star., 1952-03-09
" Audience Sees AcIobsI DisIocaie Ankle inFaII'

Iber Of the troupe carried Mr.. Kro-
back from the ring. At Cooper
Hospital. doctors said the injury
was . complete dislocation Of the
left ankle.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
FederuI Workers 10 Meet

Local 262 OF the National Fed
Grafton Of Federal Employees will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
By The A..oeio,.d Pres.

~ He AssVSioteo rISSs
LUMBERTON. N. c.. March 81
Cases against four men charged
with being members Of the Ku
Klux Khan were dismissed today.
but they face possible higher court
action.
The four were given their free
tools from the War Assets Admin
istration for $4.480.
The tools were manufactured at
a cost to the Government Of $780,
AT. Senator Moody said.
Senator Moody said the subcom-
mittee has learned Mr.. Lawson
sold AZ of them for about $120, 600.
and is trying to sell the others. y
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40" Divided Top. Timer. Light. NOW 41E0
Resular $2zs.so Gas Range: 81" c.P.. c17A
Fully Automatic. Divided Top NOW 4IE4
Resular S2s2.5o Gos Ranse: 40" N017
Divided Top. High Breiler. Timer Light @Aal
Resular s2ss.so cas Ranss: 40" Fully c000
Auto.. Glass Oven Door. Divided Top @kkk
Evening star., 1952-12-12

Buy tickets for Stag Night Dinner
Saturday =. for Tuesday, December
16, the night reserved for men shoppers.
Evening star., 1952-12-12

1. glamour pojomos. nylon
Ioce-yoked. White, pink, sum
shine, II to l8---------6.9S
2. romantic gown, lace n net
eornished. White, aqua, pink
81 2to3S--------------5.95 to 3S-
8. fieure-eonformine slip, Iocs
and embroidery Iovished.
White, 81 to 40. ----- 3.95
4. distinctive gown has loop
shoulder straps, nyIon lace
trim. Pink and blue, II to 20.
sos
S. gown duplicates lace trim
at neckIine and oIso midriff.
Pink and aqua, 81 to 38. SOS
6. shortie gown styled to match
No. pojomos, button-front.
White, Pink, Blue, sizes s.
m, l------------------4.9S
The Arizona post., 1952-03-21
Arizona Post, March Fl, 1852
HiUeI Students
Hold CJA Carnival

Animal carnival conducted by
Hillel members for benefit of the
CJA, with participation of stu
dents on campus and the gen.
eral community, is scheduled for
March % at Hillel House.
Number of booths will be set
up and the evening auction will
prove again popular for getting
bargains" A Purim queen will
be selected and crowned with
much ado. Bnai Birth Women
will staff the refreshment BOOTH
Carnival will be open from 4
pm. to 1890 pm. on the grounds
of Hillel House. Last year the
carnival netted $500 for CJA.
The success of the carnival to a
large degree depends on the sup
port the community gives by
attending, says Rabbi Bilgray,
Hillel director, in urging a good
turnout.
The carnival committe has
worked with Mrs. Jane Kurn,
Hillel program director, in what
is planned to be larger project
than last year.