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Cavalry Baptist church. Miss
Lundsten is a home missionary
home on furlough. She has served
at Bethel Neighborhood, Kansas
City, Kans., and Hammond House,
Hammond, Ind. Mrs. Celestia
Fraction is president of the So
ciety.
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swelling of his patroid gland
better known as the mumps.
TSTC Meets; Mr.. w. b. Walker
$50 Iglehart, played host to the
regular dinner meeting of the
TsTC club Saturday night, March
1. Mr.. Al Hickman, executive
secretary OF the L. w. hin
Foundation was club guest.
Sc. James Club; The Mr.. and
Mrs. Club of st. James AME
church will meet tonight, March
a, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley, $40 st. Anthony Ave.
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Business Birthday Meeting:
The TOWN Club held its regular
business meeting Feb. 20 at the
home of Mrs. Ida Taylor, 1044
Bryant Ave. No. The members
finished the business at had and
then celebrated the birthdays of
Mrs. Anna Lewis and Mrs. Lucy
Bell The evening was spent wat
ching television and playing
games. Refreshments were served
and the honorees received gifts
from the club.
Dads Night: The Warrington
grade school PTA met Tuesday
evening, March 1, with the chill
dren's fathers being honOred
guests. The gradesters sketched
pictures of their parents and hung
them in a "rogue's gallery. To
retrive the pictures, the parents
had to forfeit ten cents. The Rev
NJ. L. Simmons was guest speaker
Meet March 8: The Uno-Score
club will meet at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis WhitlOCk, 1856
Clinton Ave. Saturday, March s
The roller skating parity sponsor
ed by the Uno-Score club which
was scheduled fofr Monday eve
ming, March 3. at Odeman's Rink
on Central Ave. NE. and cancel
led because of the confusion of the
Kinks free time, has been re-sched'
uled for Thursday evening, March
20, at the Coliseum Rink in st
Paul, from to 1890 p. m. Tickets
sold earlier will be honored at this
skating party.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Entertained at Luncheon Mrs Vera Jean Robinson 651
gehar entertained at luncheon Friday by Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Jordan and Mrs. Orion Shelton
Baby Boy: Arthur Romel born to Mr.. and Mrs orion
Shelton 1853 w. Central Feb 49, St Josephs Hospital
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

convalescng: Miss Pearl Clark 2742 Pleasant Avenue is
recovering from injuries received from fall in January
Wedding Trip: Mrs Robert Alexander and Miss Pearl
Davis both of 1928 Clinton Ave &c. leaving Friday at
tend the Sunday wedding of Miss Lenora Davis of Pearl
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kansas
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dTe IUONeu UPOII as OIICIVIILtu anu UNNECESSARY
This venture into Outer Space far a good
cause. Julius Adams and Lou Schwartz of Global
News Service invited fraternity and sorority repre-
sentatives to a press forum. The gathering held
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Adrian Lamos After
the more serious business of the evening was out
of the way, everybody went downstairs to the
rumpus room for buffet supper and bar session.
Julius Adams, the only Negro member of
the New York State Republican Committee, as
well as being Of the weekly fourth
tatpS most adeDt and skilled veterans of the
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O fsnry like ana
Cheese leot
from oof Of Sd ysassralssd sssd sscrfins ssevs
Of ooi series Of dosonu cuts ueovf
IA" curling oos sheVsh 1eo Mx narsans o. s"fssr
sablsspo0ns seeds end
fohsspoons Of the mixture
prosssssd Swiss
mixture Press lest
together 3so'E ovsnl rs 40 minutes until
Drowned desired se smell con en-
fubsPoO" margarine butter Pour suksd ssess
immediately app@sxer
servings q 10 5 main dish servings.
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Call Cecil Mccoy at Cedar
O922 to place that Want Ad In the
RECORDER.
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Walter White win Speak In
Minneapolis On The Night Of
March 81.
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The WAY | SEE TT
x BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

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Brooklyn the territory II
Dodgers
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journalistic the position
Negro press part plays relations. had
neither too sympathetic too
the brOwnsin brethren In the
profession fired questions with the
dOcty of baby bull getting his first glimpse of pair Of red
underdrawers
fraternity sorority upper very poor
Harlem Hospital School of Nursing who
practical
intelligent questioning.
Sometimes II go
their acquire large Of members whose major
accomplishments In add look blank
a persistent snobbery.
the mind rather than frees it.
jockey band leader by the of Willie
Bryant the Mayor of Harlem William out winner
testimonial
Capitol repeatedly really
very popular
begged down rugged Phonness but the dinner for Willie had
OF good fellowship about
Bryant contributed his share civilian
Harlem has been active the drive
the factors that contribute to Juvenile delinquency in the
has remained the
More have passed beer
urged many pass white where
talent could be put to better use"
His appearance been a handicap pro-
fessOnal been handicap other Ne
performers Willie the shedding Billy
somehow Willie
in Harlem and been part Of Harlem His election through
10 didn't feelings
Willie broadcasts his nightly the Baby
Grand ntey Harms 25th Street And WHOM do think
the the testimonial dinner in his honor
Capitol downtown Uncle Mtie. Milton
IN person. be
he thar at I He had quite a walt.
Culud brother who everyplace es
get anywhere expression
This "Coored Peoples time"
gathering the opening this column
eight by o'clock W.
Brooklyn People wandering
1870 p. m.
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SHOTS Negro Americas biggest Ieft-wfng
a Harlem
guest
OF years from the social register braws.
death Finley Wilson Grand Exalted Ruler of the Negro
Juggling
significant organization the Negro fratena
world has witnessed
As this, Monarch Lodge Of IBPOE o =
ball
country n
intrigue whispers planning
Negro
when EIks City
pick the succeed Finley Wilson
thing Is certain The Eks will II that other
will have the grasp span
Finley Wilson Negro organizationa
capacity
leaders and a leader.
Exalted the be a with
a knowledge of relations adoness He
the spread
decences of brotherhood
Finley brought Negro pipelines a great
personality
Right wrong wrong, Finley
a he a a
Negro Ekdom
weight of his reputation.
With organized voting extending beyond
membership EIkdOm easily
potent and respected organizations in this country.
first Negro model make bgtme professional modelling
Harris The TAN private Buddy
the smooth comedy Howell and Bowser
appeared Barry Gray recently
difficulty legitimate Negro obtaining
of the leading agencies
story and Sara Lou showing top
displays where psrades
exclusive designers
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Reed the advertisements in This
newspaper before you buy!

effort TO m q k your
shopping simpler an d
happier. You have en-
eouroeed them TO go on
advertising in your
newspaper. And, in this
way. you have helped
your paper bring you
more stories, more pic
lures Of your own friends
and neiohborx.
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thsir gsasrol as~s eevse0gs ID To-
pFsssivs. fAsis iSIl reports ot svaAts
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they ere Ne oalY asdiSm throSah
Which soiessd people eos tssP
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tAslr eva people.
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Evening star., 1952-01-10
8-Week Marathon Starts

During the next eight weeks
Josephine Lowman, author Of
"Why Grow Old?" column, can
help you to lose as much as
20 pounds and look 10 years
younger
Starting today, she is offering
her Marathon Booklet" ;" which
takes care of most defects In
figure and In beauty. There is
an exercise routine for you to
follow, q calorie chart, sugses-
tions for improving your hair,
complexion, makeup and clothes.
and a neat little graph on which
to record your progress.
When you have completed the
eight weeks Of diet and exer-
cises, Miss Lowrnan hopes that
you will write her the results.
Then, If you need them, she will
send you extra leaflets to take
care Of specific problems.
To join thousands Of other
readers In the "8-Week Self
Improvement Marathon" send
q stamped, self addressed en-
velope, and TEN CENTS In coin
with your request for the leafiet.
to Josephine Lowman, In care
Of The Evening Star, Washing
ton 4. p. G.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
DR.. Jormon to Talk
At lnitidtion Eete

Initiation ceremonies for new
Of Alpha Theta Chapter
Of ri Lambda Theta Sorority will
be held at noon Saturday In the
Dodge Hotel, preceding o lunch.
con at l pm. @
DR.. Burnice H. Jarman, pro-
fessor Of education at George
Washington University, will be
guest speaker. She will discuss.
How to Detect Propaganda"
Evening star., 1952-01-10
WEST VIRGINIA?"
(From Mrs. A. r. G.,
Dance Sponsored
For Teen-AQers

Another Of the monthly junior
recreational dances for the teen
ayers of South Arlington will be
sponsored by the Women's Club
Of Arlington from $3.50 to 1880
pm. tomorrow in the Thomas JET
ferson Junior High School.
Mrs. John M. Gallagher is the
clubs youth chairman. She Ii
being assisted with arrangements
for the dances by Mrs. John Hipp.
Mrs. A. w. Simmons. Mrs. Ralph
Ungemach, Mrs. Thomas M. Ram
say, Mrs. Paul Robertson, Mrs.
"A. L. Merrell and Mrs. James
Mangan.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

l package white cake mix
l 16-ounce package frozen
strawberries
l envelope unf1avored gelatin
l tablespoon lemon juice
l cup whipping cream
Make cake according to direc-
tions on package, baking in 2
8-inch layers. Cor make your
Evening star., 1952-01-10
.Iumnoe Speaker

1t. Comdr. Elinor D. Rich,
U. S. N, will address the Wash
ington Alumnae Chapter of Sigma
Kappa Sorority at 8 o'clock to-
night in the chapter room Of
Zeta Chapter Of George Washing
ton University at 2129 G street
NV. Her topic will be Women
in Service" 1t. Doris e. Sleeves.
u. s. n, is in charge Of arrange
ments for the meeting, assisted
by Miss Florence James, Miss
Clara Widmayer and Mrs. Robert
Benson. s
Evening star., 1952-01-10
To Address Seminar

The Rev. Jose A. Sobrino, di-
rector and adviser Of the student
exchange program of the Spanish
Embassy, will be guest speaker at
the weekly seminar Of the Club de
las Americas at 8 o'clock tonight
in Room 1881 Of the Department
Of Commerce Building, Fourteenth
and E streets NV. His topic will
be Spain In the Era of Velasquez.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
federation PARTY

The District Federation Of
Women's Clubs will hold It's an.
nual card party at pm. Satur.
day in the auditorium Of the
woodward & Lothrop store in
Bethesda. An accessory fashion
show is scheduled for 1880 pm.
Mrs. Harry L. Meador is chairman
of the committee for the party.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

ownD Cool; split layers in half
to make 4 layers. Meanwhile,
defrost Strawberries according
to directions on package. Drain,
reserving sirup. Cover straw
berries and place in refrigerator.
Soften gelatin in lemon Juice.
Heat strawberry sirup to a full
boil. Add gelatin and stir until
Evening star., 1952-01-10

dissolved. Add strawberries and
chill until mixture Is slightly
thickened. Whip cream until
stiff. Fold into gelatin mixture.
Spread strawberry mixture be-
tween layers and frost top and
sides Of cake with it. Chill
thoroughly before slicing to
serve. Makes 10 to IL servings.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Hotel Greeters Meet

The Hotel Greeters Of America,
Charter 81, will hold their monthly
meeting tonight at 8 pm. at the
Willard Hotel.
The Women's Division will make
final plans for their goth annual
dance, which will be held ut the
Shoreham Hotel on February IA.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

wNTERwEeHT UNDER SHIRTS OR PANTIEs a to g.
GIRLS WINTER HATS Vevets feIts- VI PRICE
RAroN PLAID JUMPERS to ex. Reg. 4.es--------2.o9
CORDUROY SKIRTS. to 6x Reg. 3e8-----l47
COTTON BLoUsEs. | to 6x. Reg. 2e8, 3ea--------l47
ITEMS LISTED BELOW AT "F" ST. ONLY
50 3-Pc KNIT sLEEPERs. |, 1 "a yrs. Reg 525---l,47
80 3-Pc FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS. to 4. Reg. 24e, 79e
ToDDLER BOYS JoDHPUR SETS. to a. Reg. ss, 4.e9
- ToDDLERs WOOL OR VELVET LEGGINGs. Reg 5es,
so QUILTED ROBES. Sizes to ex. Reg. 5.e8------299
II FLANNELETTE PAJAMAs. Size a. Reg l.e8------67e
s6 GIRLS SMocKs. Reg 24e 2e8-----l47
rs ALL-WooL SWEATERS. to ex. Reg. 3e5------299
VELVET JUMPERS. to ex. Reg 7.e5-------5.9o
80 COTTON BLoUsEs. 7 to a. Reg 2es----------1.67
II GIRLS POLO SHIRTS. to TO- Reg 2.79-------l.99
VELVET DRESSES. Size 7. Reg. l5.e5-----99o
NYLok SURcoATS. Sizes and II. Reg l2ee---79o
2s WOOL JERSEY BLoUsEs. to u. Reg. 349-2.4s
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Hodussuh Dance

A dance viii be sponsored BY
the Washington unit Of Junior
Hadassal1, the Young WomenS
Zionist Organization Of America,
beginning at $50 pm. Sunday In
he Ambassador Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
NEW oRrEANss

from Mrs. Z. c. X, WashingtonJ
We are being transferred to
New Orleans in month and % I
would appreciate hearing from
some one who has lived there re.
Gently. I would like TO have in
formation In regard to rentals.
schools. climate. etc. We are Navy
personnel and have two boys
one 8 and the other 4.
A*A
HUMMEL POST CARDS.
from Mrs. Z. B. B., WGshinoton.J
One can obtain the German,
Hummel post cards through Mr..
Karl Starr. Pramenadeplatz o,
Munchen, Germany. They are
beautifully printed and not ex-
pensive. He probably could send
you the Hummel book printed in
Germany.
SCRAPBOOKS?
(From Mrs. o. NJ. H., WGshinctonJ
I am still making scrapbooks
for hospitals and shutins. ! would
love to have any material, such as
poems, short interesting articles,
historical or otherwise, pictures,
etc. I would certainly appreciate
it. I do not want any jokes or
funnies.
+ \ II
WEST VIRGINIA?"
(From Mrs. A. r. G.,
T1konG PGrk.)
Sometime ago ! had o poem
which was borrowed and never re-
turned. I would like so much to
get this again. It was titled "West
Virginia" and the 1irst lines were
as follows:
west virginia, the state I was born in.
The best little State on the map,
Where outsiders like SO to horn in
And gather its wealth In their lap, 4.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

1+$lo to 1855 Knox and ReIeish Hats.
Greet variety Of wanted styles for day or
afternoon; soft feIts with flower or feather
trim, velvet cocktail types, cosuoI felt berets.
Many postes, dorks and bock-----7.S8
Evening star., 1952-01-10
CoRSETRY

@NS6 ] N
1s-s2 Cotton Bros. Stitched cups that
give firm support. In white, sizes 81 to 38,
A, 3 or c cups --------------1.29
1873 NyIon Life Bros. All stitched cup
styles. that give good upIift. In white, sizes
81 to 38, A, B or c eups---------1.99
1855 Loce Lostex GirdIes. Also panty
eirdIes; comfortable styles for the junior
type figure. In blue, pink or black -4.29
l7-5.s5 Two-woy Stretch GirdIes. Very
comfortable designs in royon and cotton
net; white. Small, medium or large 4.29
7-l2.5o NyIon Panty GirdIes and GirdIes.
Styles with convenient side-zipper closing;
firm control for the figure that needs extra
support. In white or pink---------9.SS
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Readers CIeorinQ House
HONEYMOON RRIpGE2

44S&N9 NAAN oxbADATE S3z
(From Mrs. n. r. O., McLeGft.l
Several years ago I played a
card game for two called honey
moon bridge" have forgotten
just how to play 1t and as my
husband and ] are alone o great
deal. / wondered if any Of you
helpful readers would help me.
X y y 4
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES.
from Mrs. A. WI. H., Arlinotop.J
Mrs. r. C. G.: The popularity
advertised brand Of peanut butter
which begins with "s' in the first
word and "r' in the second word
has a very fine recipe for peanut
butter cookies such as you desire.
\ r y II
SHRIMP AND FISH?
BOILED CABBAGE.
from Mrs. E. w. c., Hyattsville. J
I should appreciate 1t greatly If
some kind reader or readers with
the know-how would share their
recipe for French-fried shrimp
and fish, including the batter.
would like it the way you get it
in restaurants, with the batter
still crisp and the fish or shrimp
deliciously tender. In return I'd
like to offer this recipe for boiled
or steamed cabbage. I think 1t
is mellower when prepared this
way. Clean cabbage and prepare
in the usual way II shred mine
because 1t cooks more evenly }
Then add u cup water to the
saucepan, filling with enough milk
Ito just cover the cabbage. Then
add small dot Of butter, salt and
pepper to taste. Add paprika for
color, If you wish. After cabbage
starts cooking, turn the heat down
and simmer gently until tender
and until about half the liquid
: has eVaporated,
Evening star., 1952-03-13
PTA Protests Facilities
AT Alexandra School

Inadequate heat in the Parker
Gray colored high school in Alex.
|andria was protested by a dele.
cation from the schools Parent.
Teachers Association at a Schoo
Board meeting last night.
Ferrick H. Jones. spokesman fol
the group. told the board that or
several occasions students were
sent home because the building
was too cold. Mr.. Jones also com.
planned that restrooms and locker.
rooms in the building are not KEEP
clean.
The group also told the boarc
that athletic facilities at tht
school are inadequate and far be.
low the facilities offered at the
high school for whitee students.
Supt. T. C. Williams said the
school department has mo inten.
tion or inclination to, offer any
lesser facilities at the Parker Gray
School than at any other school
in the city" But he explained
that delay in land acquisition al
the site has slowed development
of an athletic field. Board MEM
bers agreed that they would seek
improvements at the school to
insure adequate heat and cleanli-
ness.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
0xon Hill Woman S Death
Is Attributed 10 Poison

Mrs. Kate Fries, 34-year-olc
|Oxon Hill tMd) housewife, died
LOT poison as she was about tc
hang herself. an investigation by
Prince Georges County police and
10 medical examiner showed today
Ruling the death a suicide, DR.,
James /. Boyd, county medical ex-
aminer. said Mrs. Fries died Of
acute toxic gastritis. Her body
was found on the basement floor
of her home at 57O1 Livingston
road yesterday lying under q
noosed rope tied to q ceiling joist.
Police theorized that she col.
lapsed and died Of poisoning while
she was fashioning the moose. De-
tective Sergt. Wilson ]. Purdy said
the woman left q note which read:
TO whom it may concern: I
am taking my own Mfe."
Her husband. John Edward
Fries, 80. q painter at the House
0ffice Building, discovered the
body. Police said the couple has
no children.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Arlington Democratic Board
Opposes Housing Authority

The a Democratic Council OF
Arlington last night adopted q
strong resolution opposing pro.
posed creation Of a housing au-
thority In the county.
ut Is being pretended by the
advocates, Of subsidized housing
that Arlington has large slum
areas, which pretentions are
wholly contrary to the facts" the
resolution stated.
Proper enforcement of the
health laws and planned elimi-
nation Of war emergency housing
would correct the small amount
|of sub-standard housing which
does exist the council said.
The County Board currently is
considering the proposal to set
up the housing authority, which
would survey substandard hous-
ing and recommend clearance
and redevelopment projects.
The council also adopted a re-
solution OF its Public Safety
Committee calling on Arlington
to increase its undermanned
police force until It meets the
minimum safety requirements Of
the National Association of Police
Officers.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Family Gives Watermelon
To Help Save Iowa Child

Watermelon to help keep q sick
Iowa child alive has been donated
by a Travilah (Md.) family
which has seen more than its
share of illness.
Mrs. Thelma Gladys Jennings
Iof Travilah road heard a Nation
wide television appeal yesterday
for watermelon to sustain the life
Of Shirley De Cou, 5, Of Burr Oak,
Iowa. victim Of nephritis. an acute
kidney Inflammation.
In a short time Mrs. Jennings
had four quarts Of watermelon
Juice and pulp in the hands of
Montgomery County Red Cross Of
|f1cials. who shipped them to the
child by air yesterday. Mrs. Jen-
|nings had been saving the water
melon in her deep-freeze for
special occasions.
The Jennings family knows
what 1t Is to need assistance in
time Of illness. Mrs. Jennings
husband, Walter I. Jennings. an
engineer at the National Insti-
tutSe Of Health. suffered an at
tack Of que fever about three
years ago and Is still recuperating.
Her son Walter, jr., recovered
from q case Of polio about two
years ago and her mother recently
has undergone several operations.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Chamber Considers
Moves 70 Boost Size
|0f Takoma Park

The Takoma Park Chamber of
Commerce is seriously considering
working for expansion Of the COM
munity's corporation limits.
That was one Of the points Of a
tentative program discussed by the
organization last night in connec-
ton with the new coming plan
prepared for Takoma Park by the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The chamber also mapped plans
for attracting large branch de-
lpartment stores.
Zoning Plan Accepted.
The new coming plan, which will
he the subject of a. public hearing
next month, was enthusiastically
accepted by chamber members at
the meeting. No official position
was taken, however.
William E. Van zile was named
chairman Of a special committee
to study the plan and its possible
trepercussions. Others named to
1.-THE group were Herbert D. Smith,
lOiiver w. .Youngblood, Robert
LOhr. John w. Coffrnan, IT., War
Iren E. Lawson. Leonard Raffel and
Leroy r. Ruebottom.
MIR. Coffman reported on pro.
posed plans for improving traffic
conditions at the terminus Of the
Maryland and District buslines al
Eastern and Laurel avenues. The
bus stop sign has been removed
on the east side of Laurel avenue
near Eastern avenue.
Taxi Stand Moved.
The taxi stand on the west side
Of Laurel avenue has been moved
northward to Carroll avenue and
the vacated space is to be used
for Maryland buses. District buses
arriving at Takoma Park will un-
load passengers on the south side
OF Eastern avenue between Willow
and Laurel avenues.
w. J. Curl was appointed to
contact Takoma Park officials
concerning the organization Of a
boys club.
The meeting was held at Mel
sons restaurant, 18 Carroll ave-
nue.. with Frank E. Bush, presi-
dent, presiding.