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Evening star., 1952-12-30

Auto Body and Fender Man
To join our organization. Our body
NE Wsn ab;I are ear among the highest paid i'd II
paying insurance work. If you are
not earning $3.50 q week. 1t viii pay
you to see us. See MR.. NESGODA
after pm. AUTO WHOLESALERS
me- eDG6 l731 Bladensburg Rd. me-.
AUTO MECHANIC - Five-day wk.,
clean JOB servicing new, cars: Park
VAC Vaeatlen ana sse ee0Ms NJ
Crabill. L. ?. sTEUART. INC,
River I'd. and B. g. o. Railroad,
Bethesda, Nd. -3l
AUTO MECHANIC, white: general re-
pairing experience on all makes OF
cars; steady inside work; 5-day wk.
paid holidays. 416 Morse st. ne,
AUTO HS MECHANIC, willys exper. De-
capable Of actins as shop foreman; an
guarantee and percentage. Apply in
TORS. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex.
MECHANIC. DUPoN1 S
st. NV, ME. S-7643. Il
AUTO MECHANICS wanted at once.
Must be experienced, sober and de-
pendable. Excel. salary. Finest OF
working conditions, vacation with
pay and other modern benefits. Ap-
ply in person, ask for Mr.. Matthews
at HERBY'S, INC. Ford dealer
1900 1900 Duke st.. Alexandria. Va. .
essential as willingness to learn;
5a-day wk., vacation with pay;
salary open. Apply in person, see
Mr.. Lord, ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Florida ave. NV. IS
AUTO SALESMAN to sell used cars
and chance to sell many other items.
Salary, commission. bonus, sick leave
and, and chance a for adygsnnSessmsnt; ,,-E1 Es
= APPITANcE COMPANY . ia IA 8 8
AiUjTioDMToB1LE ii SALESMAN - wash
ington's newest Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer, downtown loc. surpassed by
none, can use a good active inter
sssted ss,es maj man Mn in the sales dept: We
for immed. delivery; thus, your
earnings can start without delay
Start the New Year with US. See
Mr.. Coale for further details. THE
CAPITOL GARAGE. 1920 N. Y
ave. NV, ST. 3-9100.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, local
experience: must furnish Al ref
erences: sober: not afraid of hard
work. Our present men average
over S509 per month. You may also
sell new '53 Lincolns and Mercurys
transportation furnished: excellent
commission rate. Your application
held in strict confidence. Large
Lincoln-Mercury dealer. Apply Box
AGHfSo tHS SALESMAN. HisS;AN new and used Un cars;
must be exper. Apply in person, Mr..
Hunter. HUNTER MOTORS, 1901
Mt Vernon ave Alley Va 40
Evening star., 1952-12-30

SOLVE YOUR CLOTHES PROBLEM
LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER. viii
make up restyle or alter your gar.
ment expertly. Mod. prices. quick
serv.. centrally loc.. pvt. rms. 11l(
F st. NV, Rm. 20. EX. 3-1SO3
Evening star., 1952-12-30
ROUTE
statesmen

let's start the new year right. One
of Washington's best-paying route
sales Jobs for neat appearing. sober.
married men. Apply any time to
Evening star., 1952-12-30
LIQUOR SALESMAN

LIQUOR SALESMAN
For fine retail shop; must be thor
oughly experienced. honest, sober
and have good references; perma-
nent position with excellent pay
and commissions. Phone DE. 2-3366,
MIR. JACOBSON, for appointment.
LITHOGRAPH CONVENTION plate
maker and stripper; $3.50 per hour.
holidays and vacation with pay,
not apply unless you have had I
ss %s|s RsEs 3 Rssi;k
LGMBER uni aslS MAN an ana ma tally clerk ex-
perienced. Apply in person. Mr.,
King. BALTIMORE LUMBER co.
1900 New York ave. ne. al
MAIL ROOM ASST, white, 20-25
years Of age. Preferably. draft
exempt. knowledge Of Addresso-
graph and mimeograph machines
necessary. tipping helpful. Perm.
position. Salary. $500. Hours
S:30-5, 5-day wk. AID. 4-S4O0.
MAIL AND INFO. CLERK
White; no exper. nec.: 1886 yrs.;
high sch. educ; chance to break
into hotel career; alternating shifts;
liberal CO. benefits, paid vacations.
Apply in person, Employment Once,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, 2700
Woodley I'd. NV. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-30

JANITOR, colored resident. must be
experienced and dependable. Good
salary and extras. Apply In per-
son. MR.. WHEELER. 106 Danbury
reliable and dependable,
must have good refs. Excellent
salary; for small building. See MR..
KAHN at HOS 18th st. NV. -3
JANITOR, experienced for large
apartment house. 9 days per week,
quarters; gas and elec. Salary S125
per month. Apply 1911 Columbia I'd
NV. between 8 and o am. or to
pm. %
colored. for apt. bldg. on
Conn. ave-; non-drinker only; must
be experienced, stoker man and able
plumbing repairs; references re-
quired; couple only; no children;
salary and quarters. Phone RES.
MGR. EN-. 3-S432. %
JANITORs (3),. large apt, develop
ment. Apply in. person, 4616 27th
JxNIT66lR 6l i zssisTzST, colorsa; With ~
quarters. Apply BOSS 81 PHELPS.
INC.. 1A17 k gt n W. IL
Evening star., 1952-12-30
ADVERTISING ARTIST

ing agency will provide a comfort
able private office free. plus liberal
monthly guarantee to thoroughly
competent free lance artist Call
RE. 7-233S: after 8 pm. call ST.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

MEAT CUTTER, fully exper. for serv-
ice. meat dept. Must have display
INDIAN SPRING MARKET, i0O4O
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-12-30
COPY BOYS

positions in our newsroom
for alert individuals over un,E.s q years years
ground; 40-hr.. week. Apply. Per-
sonnel. Room COS; open weekdays,
5000. and Sat-, 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
WHITE; KOSHER
STYLE EXPER. FOR NEW CENTER
CITY SANDWICH SHOP; NO Ewes
Nd dTYN O-n0rR al
Evening star., 1952-12-30

ACCOUNTANT JR., one yr. exper..
with CPA or as bookkeeper. NATHAN
II. OLSHAN. CPA, 1406 G st. NV,
ST. 3-1196. 81
dealer. Auto. experience not neces-
sary: .512-day week: paid vacation
and holidays: good salary. Call
MIR. DELSIGNORE, DE. 2-6300.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN,
sober and dependable. Excel. salary.
Finest Of working conditions, vaca-
tion with pay, and other modern
benefits. Apply in person, ask for
Mr.. Painter, at HERBY'S. INC, Ford
dealer, 1900 Duke ST.. ALEXANDRIA,
Evening star., 1952-12-30
INSURANCE SAL LESMEN

INSURANCE Statesmen
Due to promotions an opportunity
men Of proven background; sub
stantial salary to start; unlimited
earnings assured later based on a
married, age 25-40. MIR. cox.
Ma 2-244S
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30

A State RICHTER at Heart,

A State RICHTER at Heart,
John w. Hardee
Route 1, Box 223
Tabor City, N. c.
P. S. I would appreciate if you
could find a little space on the
back page. (Plus of course the
RebuttaD
I realize the Negro News has
front priority.
Thank You!
Editors Note: Thanks, Mr..
Hardee. We expected to hear
from you. We offer no argument
except thank God there's only
one person in the world who
would make the statement you
made in regard to editors not ex
pressing opinions. Mr.. Hardee
pick up any newspaper, from any
place, read it. American news
papers still have that privilege
of expressing opinions which
they have done since Benjamin
Franklin's day. Some countries
have taken that right away but
America is still free in spite of
those who would have it other
wise.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30

one in who's opinion you have no
confidence"
And as for a little inside infor-
nation (no charge, Free) l
would like to leave the following
Three points for a little medita-
ton:
1. Never express your opinion
in such a way as to make your
self the laughingstock of the gen.
eral public. They will find out
too soon how narrow minded one
may be, without examining it
down their throat.
2. A drowning man will always
reach for a floating straw in at
tempt to preserve life.
3. A Good Editor never takes
sides for or against (person or
thing); they print the News as
it appears mot hear says & i'm
aginations).
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30
MINUTE SERMON

A Young boy was standing oy
q minister's new automobile. he
had been rubbing his hands over
the gentle curves of the snlny
new tenders and looking at Ms
reflection in the silvery crom
ium trim. mister, that sho' is d
pretty car" he said.
Then with a boys uninhlolteu
frankness he asked, "HoW muci'
did it COST" +,
"son, 1 don't know for sure
replied the minister. you see' !
didn't buy this car. I'm just d
poor preacher and I don't makt ~.
enough to buy a car like this But
T have a brother who does make
money. and he bought this cal
and gave it to me for a weooihg
present"
The little boy was thoughttul
for minute and then ne salu
Gee, Mister, I wish-"CYou
think he said, 81 wish l hao q
brother like that" But ne aio
not. That's the point OF tnls
story. What he did say was en-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30
Health Chats
s.r;ss Of Informative Articles on Important Health s
DR. JOSEPH L. JAMES, chiropraetor
LOW Is YOUR POSTURE?

a large part of the educa,i..
work in this field is a ss,::
matter. Definite informatio, Wy
the prevalence of bad bodv
chanics, it recognition as c,. ~:
factor in disturbances Of hs,SE
and the methods of satisfac,,.
treatment are needed"
Since good posture and he.,.
go together on one hand ~
poor posture and disease On =,
other, it is highly important -
every reasonable effort he NO..
to correct postural defects in =:
formative years Of childho,;
The early correction Of such f.t
tv body mechanics as spinal r.,
vature and inequalities in ::
length of the legs will assurD ~,
only a healthier and ham,
childhood but likewiso ? heal.
Ter and more efficient adu,. r.
Bad posture means tha. :.
framework Of the bod is i:
torted. and this meas tia. =
portant organs cannot 10 r.,
normal work. STOPPED shoulia,
for example. cause a cr2mr.rg =
the organs in the chos, aa.r
lungs. liver - thcrhV ,odu@-:
their vitality and making IN,
more liable to disoa--. SY:,.
curvature results in -ha c3s~.
ing Of imrortant nerves =.
blood VESSELS that larr;ia'o =.
activities of vital organs 7.
means that the nerve and hlw
supply to those organS IS ist4
tive and the organs become We;
and susceptible to di-aa>-
Good posture. on -2a 0,..
hand. means thai Inc org.-
have the greatest possihla char,
to remain in their MONA. D,.
ton. And good poSrUla me-,
that nerves and blood voSss
are in the best condition o t.s
the organs strong and hn2l'hv
The idea that GOOD p0s,u
contributes to good health
based on the mechanic Of :.
human body and is as sound :
arv principle that operates ar
where in the field Of mechar.
The idea is CANINE ground raDt
l. ArI when j. tira}i" IS o'.a'
ed for it's true WORN b" :.
WHOLE populace. there vii. be
vast Improvement in tha heal.
and vitality Of men. women, n
children everywhere.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30

Good posture has long oeen q
thing to be admired-sometnlnst
| to delight the eye. From anc cnaot
Tines III to the present an cree,
hearing has been regaroe ~
among all races as a tnlns % .
hna,,tv. Soldiers marching; 9
man Sitting in the saddle; an
athlete publicly displaying h III,
nbvsioue; bathing beauties on OF,
narade = none of these Woulu
have grace and charm WITHOUT
good posture. dor,
It has remained for mooerr
times to discover that erect pos
ture involves much more 1nal'
something pleasing to look A.
Now we know that it is tounoa'
tion of good health. Gooo pos.
ture contributes to good healtn;
poor posture to poor health. II
some people of bad posture seer
to live in a state of moderately
good health. it is not imaginary
70 say that these same people
with good posture would ENJOY
better health. In other woros
they would live longer. more
energeticallv, more ettlclehC!!
and more happily.
The most recent White HOUSE
Conference on Child Health re
cognized the importance OF boz
mechanics in relation to healto
as noted bv the following quota
lions from it's report:
"The part PLAYED BY hodv me
chanics. or posture as it IS gen
orally termed in the health ana
wall-heing of the child. is anotael
subject receiving more and more
attention.
"Whiln the majority Of n7Hdi
/ cal schools give instruction Or
this subject. it IS usually ScdHt>
or Incidental and very made
nuatc Yet BODY mechanics has ?
part to play in the child healtF
PROGRAM, and lack of tra'nins
facilities for those who must df
tirelv different. )-"Gee. Mister
T wish 7 could be brother lk'
that"
That little bow had seen Wna'
we sometime fail to see, that trs
true glory of life is to give anc
not to get. Remember the word:
of the Lord Jesus. that he him
self said. 1T is more blessed Il
give than to receive Acts 2o:3;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30
LETTERS
To The
EDITOR

Mr.. w. Horace Carter
Tabor City Tribune Press
Tabor City, N. c.
Dear Sir:
Mr.. Carter, I would like very
much to answer your editorial
"Carter's Column" of January
16; and Our Defense" of Janu-
airy %, 1852 issues.
But for your information Mr.
Carter, I learned long ago to use
the following phrase as my
MOTTO: ''Never argue with any
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-30

Ronald Reagan stars as a reck-
less soldier of fortune in Para
mounts Hong Kong" the Tech
nicolor action drama which opens
on Sunday at the New Tabor
Theatre.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
'Advenfists Are Told
OF Colombia KILLINGS

Seventh-day Adventists have
suffered severe persecution ir
Colombia but despite this have
made large gains with Other
Protestant missionary sects, 9
spokesman for the church's mis-.
sions there said yesterday at thu
autumn council Of the denomina-
tion in Sligo church. Takoms
Park.
The speaker asked that thu
press withhold his name as HI
intends to return to this mission.
larry field and fears the possibility
OF reprisals on him and his family
zone Adventist minister wa.
hacked to pieces, two lay leader.
were assaSsinated, q family oi
five mission workers was wipec
out. two other missionaries killed
q young woman beheaded anc
many have simply disappeared.
he said.
He told the meeting attended
by leaders Of the church from
all over the world that gains ir
Colombia would double those o.
1851. Other Protestant group.
were having the same experience
he said.
Another speaker. Wilhelm Muel.
Ter OF Berlin, appealed for funds
for construction of Adventist
churches in Germany. Since the
war, he said, 261 Adventist meet
ing halls and chapels have been
built. But this leaves more than
600 congregations without regular
places Of worship, he added.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Knights Templar Meet
lin New Orleans for
TrienniaI Conc|aye
BY the A.soeio..d Pres.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30
Registration began at noon toda,
for the 45th Triennial Conclav,
|of the Knights Templar-th.
religious branch Of the Masoni,
order.
The first event Of the conyen.
ton will be dinner tonight fol
Robert Brainerd Gaylord OF Sar
Francisco, Most Eminent Granc
Master of Knights Templar.
The formal opening of the con-
vention is tomorrow afternoon al
2 pm. (CST at the Municipal
Auditorium In a sacred concert
and divine services.
Monday. q giant parade through
the business district will be held
preliminary to opening the bust
ness sessions. Louis Weber, Cleve-
land, Grand Captain general In
charge Of the parade, estimates
that more than 1000 will take
part In the event.
The week long event IL expected
to attract more than $4,000
Knights before registration is
completed Tuesday. It is con-
sidered one Of the largest con-
ventions ever held in New Orleans
The Knights Templars held
their meetings here also in 1874
and 1922.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Grand Prix Called OF
After |lI||' Racer | Kills. !. i Child.
Injuries Six Persons
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

WATKINS GLEN, NY, Sept
20.-The Grand Prix road race
was called of today after a sports
car veered into a crowd. killing q
child and injuring six persons.
Two cars, whose drivers were
not Immediately identified,
brushed together on the first turn
as they were completing the flrst
lap Of the 15-lap. 9-mile race.
The casualties were not immedi-
ately identified.
The injured were taken to Shep-
ard Relief Hospital at nearby
Montour Falls.
New Record Set.
Earlier In the dayea new record
was set for the Queen Catherine
Cup race. William Spear of South
port, Conn, won the 66-mile event
with an average speed Of 1913
miles per hour.
The event was the final pre-
liminary Of the three-race pro-
gram before the Fifth Annual
International Grand Prix itself.
Phil Walters Of West Palm
Beach, Fla. the defending champi-
on. was the pre-race favorite for
the big event, q 99-mile grind over
the up-and-down Glen course.
Spear. driving an italian OSCA,
grabbed the lead on the first Ian
OF the Queen Catharine and never
was threatened. Best duel of the
event was for second place. with
James Kimberly Of Chicago, also
driving an OSCA, beating out the
lSIMCA driven by Roger Barlow
LOT Los Angeles. Kimberly finished
with an average speed of 20 miles
|per hour, Barlow with $50.
Weaver Not An Entry.
The old Queen Catharine record,
set a year ago by George B.
Weaver Of Boston, Mass, was
1895 m.p.h. Weaver did not enter
today.
The first race, the Seneca Cup,
was won by John Fitch Of Stam-
ford, Conn. He finished the 52.8-
mile event in his Jaguar with an
average speed Of 71.6 m.p.h.
Fred White Of Cohasset, Mass,
was second in q Ladd Special and
Sherwood johnson of Lexington.
Mass, was third In a Lagonda.
Weaver, defending champion,
was forced out after two laps
with engine trouble.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Special B. 60. Train
For Stevenson Rally
Planned Tuesduy

A special Baltimore & Ohio
train will run from Silver Spring
to Baltimore on Tuesday for those
who wish to attend the Stevenson
rally in Baltimore's 5th Regiment
Armory.
The train will leave Silver
Spring at 7:20 pm. for Mount
Royal Station in Baltimore. The
|armory is three blocks from the
Mount Royal station. The train
will return 80 minutes after the
rally. Round-trip tickets for the
special trip are 50.
Gov. Stevenson is to deliver one
or his principal campaign ad-
dresses at the Baltimore rally.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Civil Defense 'Dog-T Toe'
.Plun to Be Discussed

The board Of directors Of the
Family Identification Plan will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday to dis
cuss a proposed contract with Q
firm that will provide identifi-
cation "dog-tags."
The meeting will be held al
District Civil Defense headquart.
erS, 1870 Howard street NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
! Blind Man Is Robbed

BELLEvuLE. III. GA blind
concessionaire In the st. Clair
County Court House, Charles
|Schremp, told police some one
took $12.60 worth Of cigarettes
and cigars from his stand In two
days. Court House employees passed
the hat. collecting enough money
to cover the blind mans loss.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Georgetown Names Four
To Dental School Stuff

Georgetown University Dental
School has appointed four new
faculty members. They are DR.
Bernard K. Forscher. DR.. Frank
McCarthy. DR.. j. Edward Murray
and DR.. James Dougherty.
DR.. Victor A. Cercell, DIR. Sam
uel A. Coombs and DR.. Emil H
Sloan have been promoted to as
sociate professor. DR.. Harry Shell
oon has been promoted to assist
ant professor.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
Oldest Academy in U. S.

PHILADELPHIA (SF) Oldest
scientific institution of its kind in
the United StateS.i the Academy
Iof Natural Sciences In this city,
founded in 1912.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Fobulously luxurious heavy cut pile
cotton broodloom, with q Bonded
0uorontee for assured long wear.
Your choice Of Is eleor, glowing
eolors. Amazingly priced at only
9, II, IS foot seomless widths
for woll-to-woll Competing. Also
rugs of any size.
Evening star., 1952-05-18

Buxson's Stitches English Pin Morocco Mons
Convertible BiIlfoId featuring the popular
removable Pass Cose; secret pocket You'll
be smart to give your fovorte 0roduote this
handsome one-piece Pin Morocco leother
Buxton BilfoId InitioIed free $3.50
plus 10es Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-05-18

semee Tourist" 7-JeweI Swiss Alarm thot's
famous for its dependobiIity. Small and COM
poet; features luminous dioI and hands, In
grained Ieothers This cheerful Folding Alarm
Clock will make an ideal gift! All Leother
Goods initioed without CHARGE $9.95
plus
Evening star., 1952-05-18
plus 20E Federal tai

Top Groin cowhide Leather Fitted Clothes
Brush, zippered top fitted with many useful
items to keep your man we'll 9rooned. Priced
BY sevicemen os we'll os any travelling mon!
Gladly initioled without charge. $500
Plus ,Oes Federal
Evening star., 1952-05-18

New Lody Buxton Two-For-one SpeeioI Offer!
StitchIess Convertible BiIIfold and nnotchinq
Kev- TONER both fer the price Of the bill
fold Hos removable photo eose coin
purse In red, green SoddIe Cowhide Leother,
Special. $500
Plus e0s Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-05-18

Genuine AIIisotov, cordovon or Ostrich
Nylon Stitched Leather Belts briIIiontIy styled
by master craftsmen. Toke your pick Of sizes
28 to a. You'll want several for smart gift
giving and you'll be wise to buy now at this
thrifty price each, $3.50
Evening star., 1952-05-18

Genuine Aniline Dyed Leather Jewel Box,
thot's gem Of O gift deo Beautifully
trimmed in 24-korot gold Ieof. Features on
automatic Ift-up troy; veIveteen lined; solid
bross lock. $500
Federal
Evening star., 1952-05-18

PIostiflex Box Style Hondbos with O eonven-
lent inside Upper compartment. Any Girl
Graduate will odore this versatile handbag
Toke your pick Of oil White. Mult-colored,
yellow and White or Red-ond-W,ite. Photo
erophed is but one Of several styles! $500
plus 2Oes Federal
Evening star., 1952-05-18

Genuine Mother-of-Peoh compoet, for her
lovely handbag from Beckers! Elegance and
distinction combined in this beautiful bosket-
weove souores Of shimmerine iridescent in
laid snoiI Worth looking into for beauty ond
voIue $500
No Federal tar
,'.' ++,+ If
The Miami times., 1952-12-20
Tourist Agency Comes
To Rescue OF Couple

WCBS-TV sponsored by General
Mills gave lavish marital back
ground for the sepian couple.
Brown, a graduate OF Morgan
college in Baltimore and a soci-
ology major on staff of the Raritar
arsenal, is veteran of Worlo
War II with 81 months overseas
in the Pacific.
The bride. Shirley, attractive
and shapely, Is in the secretarial
unit of the board of transporta-
ton of New York City. Both are
Is years old.
Gifts bestowed upon the tan
couple (whose television marriage
was witnessed on a nationwide
hoolSup) Queen Bess silverware;
Clorflyte dishes, Springfield
blankets, Tappan 9as range;
Westinghouse refrigerator and OF
course a Betty Crocker cookbook.
The Miami times., 1952-12-20
KENYA POLICE
SEIZE 800 MORE
NATIVES

NAIROBI, Kenya - (ANP) -
Nearly 800 natives were arrested
last week in this British African
colony by police 'seking terrorist
members Of the anti-white Mau
Mau cult pledged to drive the
White man from the soil Of East
Africa.
Police and troops rounded up
65 Kikuyu tribesmen near Fort
Hall after a native shot a poison
arrow at a policeman. The arrow
nit its mark but did not pierce
the skin, thus saving the police
man from almost certain death.
The native bowman and four
others were held as suspected ter
roriSts.
Another so were released after
screening.
The Miami times., 1952-12-20

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
first Negro bride and groom to be
married over webs television on
the Bride and Groom show, en-
ceed by John Nelson, was Shir-
ley Amelia Robinson of the Bronx
and Ernest Brown of Freehold, NJ.
J.
Floored by the fact of a sepia
couple winning and not too sure
of their full acceptance on par at
the usual places Nordics are ac-
corded full courtesy, CHS bigwigs
called on the NAACP for aid. The
NAACF tagged Billy Butler, di-
rector Of Travelguide vacation
and recreation without hl1nilia-
tion.) He arranged an itinerary
for the honeymooners with all
the trimmings at White House
Lodge in Port Orange, N. M.
The bride and groom show ON