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Evening star., 1954-04-21

All of today's gasolines contain
deposit-forming compounds. In
automobile engines, these de-
posits of lead and carbon steal
power two ways:
In combustion chambers they
get so hot they set off the fuel
mixture prematurely. The explo-
sion hits the piston ION the rise"
before it reaches the proper fir
ing position. This means power
wasted, not used. The name for
this is pre-ignition, and it happens
most often when more power is
actually needed-in passing or
climbing-a hill.
The second way these deposits
steal power is by short-circuiting
the spark plugs. The plugs mis-
fire, especially with the engine
accelerating or pulling hard. And
when an engine isn't hitting on
all cylinders, naturally gasoline
and power are being wasted.
Now you can
get that power back
And get it by the time you've
used two tankfuls of gasoline. You
do this by using Shell Premium
Gasoline with called the
greatest gasoline development
since tetraethyl lead.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Discover New Antidote
for Poison Ivy, Oak, Sumac
Tests Prove New Type Zirconium Formula
Instantly Stops Action of Poison

NEW YORK, N.Y.--After five
years Of clinical research and test.
ing, a remarkable new type ol
medical formula for poison ivy
oak and sumac rash has been re-
leased for public sale.
Known as Zotox, this new for
mula relies on the neutralizing
action Of Zirconium to counteract
effects of the poison on the skin.
Doctors have now discovered
that it is the Urushiol in the sap
OF these plants which causes the
violent rashes and itching discom-
forts associated with ivy, oak or
sumac poisoning. Until now no
known medical agent was fully
effective against Urushiol Poison.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

Zotox with Zirconiun1 not only
instantly neutralizes the poison.
Gus action of Urushiol, relieving
itch and burning at once, but also
will prevent rash from starting IL
applied before exposure or within
an hour or two afterward.
Now on sale at local drugstores.
Zotox has been awarded the seal OF
Parents Magazine Institute" and
the Good Housekeeping Seal of
Approval" Other advantages Of
new Zotox are the fact that it is
non-irritating, greaseless and stain
less. According to the manufac-
turer, Zotox Pharmacal Co., Zotox
is available in local drugstores,
without prescription at $1.98.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04

ture at Westminster Theological
Seminary. The book of jeremiah
will be studied. Glasses will begin
at 7:45 pm. At the first meeting
on March 7 the class will be pre-
coded by social hour from 7:15
to 7:45.
The members of the prepare
tory class for church membership
at Damascus Methodist Church
will be received as preparatory
members next Sunday March 7 at
the morning service. The first
class period will be the same Sun
day afternoon at 5 pm.
The preaching mission and visi.
tation evangelism campaign
which has been conducted during
this week at the Damascus
Church has been very successful.
The Rev. Warren Firth of the
Laytonsville Methodist Charge,
the guest preacher has spoken
on the theme, This, We Dedi-
cate.
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Democrats /. f.

Continued from Page u
all names suggested Saturday
will be forwarded through the
chairman and secretary of Satur-
days meeting to each precinct
chairman in the upper county to
be placed before a meeting of
the Democrats of that precinct
for discussion and voting.
The IA precinct chairmen said
names so voted on in the pre-
cinctS will be returned by their
chairmen to members of the
group meeting Saturday by We'd
nesday, March "a, for tabulation.
At third meeting to be held,
also in the Gaithersburg Fire De-
partment Building, at 2 pm.
March 81, this tabulation will be
presented "for evaluation and
publication.
Those receiving majority vote
will be declared as being entitled
to the support in the coming
Democratic primary of those who
participate in the Gaithersburg
meetings.
The group stated further that
"any precinct may show a prefer
ence for additional candidates
from the list of names" to be
suggested Saturday, beyond those
who have received the votes from
that precinct SO that should no
candidate receive a majority on
the first tabulation (by the pro-
cess of dropping from considera-
ton the candidate with the small
lest vote) each precinct may con-
tinue to have its vote recorded in
arriving at a majority.
Offices for which candidates
will be suggested Saturday in
clude those of governor; con-
gress; clerk of the Circuit court;
sheriff; county surveyor; county
council from the Rockville, Darn
estown, Clarksburg, GAINESVILLE
council district; county council
from the Damascus, Laytonsville,
Olney, Brookeville Council Dis
trict.
Also for House of Delegates;
two for the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee; two for delegates
to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, and judge of the Orphans
Court.
In calling the meeting, the IA
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Dateline Damascus
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Damascus 1882
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith W

The column would like to eX-
tend congratulations to Coach
Harry Stipe and the members of
his basketball team for the vic
tory which they have scored this
year in winning the Class B coun-
ty championship. This was clinch-
ed when the Damascus boys de-
feated Sherwood High Schools
team February %. This is the
first time Damascus has been
eligible for Class B competition
but a slight increase in high
school enrolment this year
raised them from Class c to
Class B. This coming Friday
night, March 5, the Damascus
boys will meet their first oppon-
ents in the state championship
play-offs. They will play Gwynn
Park High School at 8 pm. at
Suitland High School. The Gwynn
Park School is Class B. champ
ion of Prince Georges County.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker of
Kensington are receiving congra-
tulationS on the birth of 6 Id.
3 OF. baby girl February % at
Doctors Hospital. The new arriv-
al, who has been named Carol
Ann, has a brother. Mrs. Belle
Baker of Damascus is little Car
OILS grandmother.
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precinct chairmen pointed out
that they have paid the rent for
the hall and the cost" of advertis7
ing the meeting and said they
will not agree to any material
change in the purpose or scope
of the call of this meeting"
The IA precinct chairmen are
Jerry T. Williams, District /; w.
L. Burdette, District 2; Charles
Jamison, District 3; d. E Cling,
cry, District A, Precinct l; Milton
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Page s
OeI HtuIttUtUV IV6IVO
Umberger-W hitworth Nuptials
Held at Baptist Church Here;
Baseball Club Banquet Sat.

family has suffered. Our fine
Boy Scout Troop No. 489, under
the fine leadership of Mr.. Rich
ard Burdette as activity leader,
and the wonderful assistance of
all the committee members will
lead a campaign Wednesday even
ing, March s, for the Ward
family building project. Anyone
desiring to help in this worthy
project may send any contribu-
tons to the Germantown Bank
for the Ward Building Project
Account. Any one wishing fur
Their information concerning a
contribution of materials or help
in any way call Cal. 351-J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Birgfield
and Mrs. Mehrle King were
guests of Mrs. C. E. Crawford at
luncheon one day last week at
her home in Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Ella Cue of Rockville
called on her aunt, Mrs. Daisy
Murphy, last weekend. Mrs.
Murphy leaves on Tuesday of
this week to live in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schoonover
visited with friends in Pennsyl
vania last week.
The death of Mr.. Gordon
Strong of Sugar Loaf Mountain
saddened many of our folks
though he was not known per.
sonally by many of them. We
are all so happy that his life's
desire to leave to the future
generations his much loved Sugar
Loaf Mountain became a living
reality in his own lifetime, and
knowing the great person, all
happiness he felt in doing this
very fine thing is so very com.
mendable, and should prove an
inspiration to any one desiring to
leave to posterity lasting and
wonderful memorial. Many of
our folk have had the great and
celebrating experience of seal.
ing the peak and also experienced
the uplifting feeling of closeness
to God and nature. If you've not
experienced an Easter sunrise or
an evening sunset service on
Sugar Loaf do this year and feel
a joy you've never known.
The Homemakers Club met al
the home of Mrs. Rodney Whit,
aker last Thursday afternoon
and all had a most enjoyable
time. Diet for the too thin and
too fat was the subject for dis
cussion and you can believe that
it was an interesting one ably LED
by Miss Marie Boland. She had
baked a sample loaf of the oat
meal bread SO much liked by
young and old alike, which was
sampled by the 16 members pre-
sent and by three visitors attend
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04
Germantown NeWs
BY Mrs. Laura Nicely
Gaithersburg 780-J2

GaltherSDurg 7oO-JE
The Germantown Baptist was
the scene of a lovely informal
wedding last Friday evening,
February &c, when Miss Joan
Umberger and Mr.. VIM. A. Whit
worth were united in matrimony
in a double ring ceremony in the
presence of the immediate family
and few friends.
DR.. Claude A. Brubaker per-
formed the ceremony. Joan is the
daughter of the late Eugene UNI
berger and Mrs. Fletcher Wright.
William is the son of Mrs. Helen
Whitworth, Washington Grove,
and a veteran of the Korean war,
and is now employed by the
Washington Wilbert Vault.
Mrs. Jean Whitworth, sister of
the bride, was her matron of
honor, and wore lovely taffeta
blue gown with a corsage of
gardenias. Mr.. Scott Whitworth,
brother of the groom, acted as
best man.
The bride was attired in a
lovely blue gabardine suit with
matching accessories and wore a
corsage of white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Joan will continue her educa.
ton and they will be at home at
"Gladland Acres, Germantown,
where they have taken a house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Brubaker
of Roanoke, Va, are guests of
their son, DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Bru-
baker, Bethesda, and attended
the Umberger-Whitworth we'd
ding on Friday night. Dad and
Mother" Brubaker will celebrate
their 53rd wedding anniversary
on October %. We wish for them
many more happy anniversaries
together.
Mr.. Beaver Carr, father of
Mrs. Leroy Sutphin, is a patient
at Sibley Hospital, Washington,
D. c., where he is to undergo
major surgery.
Mr.. Boyd Waters of Detroit,
Michigan, flew home Saturday
and spent the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian B. Waters. We are glad
to report improvement of Mr..
Waters illness.
I'm Th e Germantown Baseball
Club will be honored with ban.
quet served by the ladies of the
Trinity Methodist Church on Sat
urday evening, March 6.
The Germantown Baptist
Women's WMU group was
honored on Monday evening by
having as guest speaker Miss
Olive l. Rawn, visiting mission
airy. Also on Wednesday after.
noon the WSCS of Trinity Metho
dist ladies were privileged to
hear Miss Rawn out of the full
ness of her heart tell of the
urgent need of more missionaries
and funds for Africa especially
in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
areas.
Mrs. Lee Harding called at the
nome of your writer on Monday
in the interest of the German.
town Community building project
1or the Ward family who lost all
their earthly goods and home in
a fire last week. Ones heart is
made to rejoice in helping others
to overcome such a loss as this
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04

C1ogg, District 4, Precinct 2; Char
les w Prettyman, District 4, Pre-
cinct 3; f. Claett Jones, District
6, Precinct 1; Gordon d. Beam,
District 6, Precinct 2; David Brig
ham. District 8; r. J. Hanks, Dis
trict 8, Precinct 1; Mrs. Gene
We've Wells, District 8. Precinct
2; J. Forest Walker, District 9,
Precinct /; Clitus Bordeaux, Dis
trict 9, Precinct 2, and 0. E. Will
liams, District u.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04

The column would also like to
extend belated birthday greetings
to Mrs. Alice F. Warfield who OBJ
served her 87th birthday Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond L. War
field and the children Clyde, Dor
othy and Raymond Jr. played
host Sunday to large number of
family and friends who called to
extend congratulations. Among
the many gifts, cards and flowers
was a handsome birthday cake
with 81 candles and another with
the numerals 81 in candles on top.
Among those. who stopped by to
wish Mrs. Warfield Happy Birth,
day were Mrs. Mamie Murphy
and her son Wilfred Murphy;
Mrs. Bessie Murray and her son
Calvin Murray; Mrs. Clara Multi
nix, the Misses Edwina and Con-
stance Mullinix; Miss Ruth War
field, Mr.. Al Livesay, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Kelley.
The Damascus W.S.C.S. meets
Thursday, March q at the church
for a. luncheon meeting to which
all women of the community are
invited
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Volunteer Fire Department met
last Thursday at the Fire House.
Delegates to the state convention
at Ocean City in June were chos-
en-. Mrs. George w. Boyer and
Mrs. Roscoe Purdum served re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Fleming
Barbara and Gage, were. dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Moore. The children spent
the weekend with their grandpa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pope at.
tended the Auto Show on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Callicutt
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Glad.
hill and Peggy were dinner guests
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Upton
Gladhill. On Sunday Mr.. Gladhill
his son Jimmy and Mr.. D. F
Brown spent the day in Kent
County.
Mr.. Emerson Slacum took his
own children, Anne Garrette and
Margaret Newman, Marilyn boo
Ian and Bonnie CarWfore to Cal
thersburg Saturday to the Adven
ture Theatre production of Gin
derella. Mr.. Slacum was an over
night guest Friday of Henry
Fowler, delegate to the Maryland
House from ST Mary's County il
Annapolis. While there he attend
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04
Damascus 1882

Miss Mary Ann Day was a
weekend guest of Miss Mary 10
Boyer.
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Mrs. Willis Campbell entertain
ed at her home Thursday, Febru-
airy Is, at a stork shower honor
ing Mrs. Robert Tuckermann.
The stork in person presided over
the gueset table and an attractive
color scheme of baby pink and
blue was carried out. Guests were
Mrs. Leslie Thompson, Mrs. Her
bert Hyatt, ST., Mrs. Robert A..
Floyd, Mrs. Irwin Ifaac, Mrs. Her
bert Layton, Mrs. Benjamin FL
lott, Mrs. Guy Howes, Mrs. Ora
ham Petrie, Mrs. William Frien-
muth, Mrs. Basil Burdette, Mrs.
Ernest Lipford, and Mrs. Robert
Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Miles
are the proud parents of baby
girl born Sunday morning at 3:45
a. m. at home. Little Miss Miles,
who weighed in at 7 lbs 8 o., has
been named Mignon Norton. She
has a sister Margo. Mrs. Miles is
the former Margaret Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullinix
entertained Sunday at family
dinner party.
Mrs. William Frienmuth enter,
tanned at stork shower at her
home last Friday honoring Mrs.
William McNabb of Kensington.
Guests were Mrs. Robert Wagner,
Mrs. Thomas Robertson, Mrs.
Carl Fowler, Mrs. John Geist,
Mrs. Fred Lancer, Mrs. B. L. Zell-
er and Mrs. Joseph Cameron.
The Dana scus Methodist
Church will have a church-wide
school of missions on Sunday eve
nings for three consecutive weeks
March Z, ID and 81. Instruction
will be given by DR.. Lowell HaZ-
zard. professor of biblical litera-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-04

ed the night session of the legis-
lature.
Mrs. James P. Kerr is a pa
tient at Washington Sanitarium
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broschart Rich
ards are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of their first
child, daughter, born Saturday,
February 81 at Montgomery Gen
eral Hospital. Little Miss Rich
ards weighed in at 9 lbs 6$4 or.
Mrs. B. M. Woodfield and Lin
da Woodfield, and Miss Marta
Howard, of Westfield, N. ]. were
luncheon guests Monday of Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Harvey of Olney.
DR.. James O'Rourke of Trenton,
N. j. was a caller during the aft
ernoon. DR.. O'Rourke and Miss
Howard will be married in Trim
itys Catholic Church in Westfield
on June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith of
Annapolis were dinner guests
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
T. Bennett.
Mrs. James Kerr of Boyd, Mrs.
Benjamin Duckett of Davidson
vile, Mrs. B. M. Woodfield, Mrs.
James Kerr and Miss Mary Lou
Kerr of Damascus attended the
fashion show at Jelleff'S WedneS-
day evening held for the benefit
of the Montgomery County Gen.
eral Hospital. Mrs. Kerr of Da-
mascus was one of the models.
Mr.. Howard r. Norton formerly
of Damascus is a patient at
Emergency Hospital in Washing
ton where he is recuperating
from an operation.
Cliffie Bennett spent several
days last week with his grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wood
field, while his brother Stevie
was ill.
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Chuckle every week with Next
Door" Ted Shearer's cartoon
found on the editorial page.
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sents a contrast in vocals. Topside
is a catchy novelty Wake Up ia
cob, done in a sly philosophical
manner. Mate is a pretty ballad,
quiet and smooth, II It's True
(Deccal.
His other discing are pair of
goodies of the type Jordan is best
known for. Our preference goes to
Put Some Money In The Pot Boy
Cause The Juice Is Running Low.
You can imagine what the story
is about. so take IL from there
The flip, with a rocking beat, is
his sarcastic Yea Yea Baby (Alad-
dim.
Another disc with one of those
intriguing title is Pour The Corn
John, by the Billy Moore quartet.
It's novelty done up in the pop
ular vein and has something of the
hillbilly sound. Flip is the catch,
Here IL Is Come And Get 1t
(MGM).
Joe Jones and His Music" have
pair of original items that are
catchy. One sides entitled VIII
CaII, a shambler which has Joe
telling his woeful tale of will
oalr' blues. Flip, going back to the
first man and woman, is Adam
BIT The Apple (Decca).
Ella Mae Morse, with Big
Dawes torrid sax and band back
ng, plus a vocal coup, indigos her
vocal story of Point OF No Return
md gets barrelhousv on the boun-
" Give A Little Time Capitol
Two new etchings by Miss Joni
lanes are Everytime You Tell Me
Won Love Me and When We Come
" Age. The Ray Charles Singers
support on "Everytime" (MGM). .
Instrumental Singles
Woody Herman and Billy May
out their heads together TO cook
- an adaptation on Mexican Hat
Trick, and the results by the Her
man crew is a fascinator-torr
reed-hased. brasses overriding. it's
m excellent showpiece for the
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band. Mate is the smoothly-paced
Sleep Serenade Capitol.
Earl Bostic, again with his in
strumental riffings, has a selec-
ton called Ubangi stomp, and 1t
might well be that for it romps
and rears on a jazzy tom tom beat.
Flip is, as usual, an oldie, but
dressed up in the Latin tempo
with bongos a-flyin. Title is Time
On My Hands (King).
Fellow recording artist Tiny
Bradshaw carves bouncy picture
with his Cat Fruit and manhood
Stack of Dollars (King). Another
cat" is Sonny Thompson two
part original item, Cat On The
Keys, featuring some interesting
boogie SO work and sax flights
king.
Mambo MeNicano, in two parts
is Gerald Wilson's contribution to
the mambo craze, and it is a wild
effort which gets wilder as it goes
along. This is the one Federal.
The Buddy Rich quintet, with
Buddy holding down on vocal as
well as drums, comes up with a
novel item, nightly jumped on a
bongo beat, Bongos, Bass and
Guitar. Buddy handles the lyrics
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-12
BAR SAXTON'S PILOT
IN ILLINOIS STATE

Chicago-(A - Johnny Sax
ton, world welterweight champion
can fight in the State Of Illinois
under one condition; He must
sign his own contract.
This fact was disclosed last
week by Illinois Athletic commits
sion spokesman, Lou Radzienda,
who explained that Johnny's man.
ayers, Frank (Blinky) Palmero,
was refused a license by the state
commission following a hearing on
his case in 1852.
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and exhibits his stickware, Harry
Edison blows his horn and Joe
Comfort pmcks his bass.
Flip is an Edison original,
Sportin' Life by the Buddy Rich
ork. This, a display for trumpet
and tram (Milt Bernhart) is in
the Swinging Buddy Rich" album
tNorgran).
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BRITISH COUNCIL or CHURCHES CALLS S. AFRICAN
RACE LAWS oFFENsE AGAINST DIVINE LAW OF
BIBLE

London tANP)south African segregation laws de-
nounced last offcnse human
law forth the
The British Council of Chuchesa fellowship composed
Christian denominations unanimously approved
oution condemnng South Africa
South Aricas Native Reselement assaied by the
ehuhnen well the
acts will the mental the physical
Negroes
level OF aborers
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GLoBETRoTTERs WILL SHOW
TRICKS ON TOAST or
THE TOWN" NOV IA

New York CAMP The Har-
lem Globetrotters will demon
strate some OF the tricks which
have made them famous, Sunday,
Nov. II, on Ed Sullivan's Toast
of the Town.
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Week End In Missouri: Miss
Maxine Smith. 967 w. Central Av.
spent the week end at Lincoln
University, jefferson City, Mo.
where she attended the Homecom-
ing Game. Miss Smith. administra-
tive secretary of the st. Paul Ur-
ban League, is a graduate of Lin
coin u.
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UNrTARIANs VIRGINIA TO END yIMoRow SCHOOLS
Gently asking Virginia assembly
operation Supreme
age local communities in eliminating segregation in their schools
rs possible"
committee was selected present request
to the commission of state Legislators at its Nov 10 meeting
Richmond
NEW ORLEANS NEGROES REJECT MAYORS COMMITTEE
New Orleans amp Negroes of New Orleans, APP
pointed Mayor desseus Morrison Mayors Advisory Com
dubbed Uncle Tom committee
baked and most Of them refusing to
Some that they not requested to serve before their
they object strictly Negro
committee anything sim others that the committee is just
dodge
Troubles committee
webrook Mcreson Urban League head C. c. Deoe Jr
Weekly Wright director Of the Peo
PIES Defense Daniel Bud secretary for the MACE and
others refused Of the Jim Crow aspects of the sit
uaion they said
UNvEH UNION STATUES BROTHERHOOD IN CHICAGO
o-tANP)-Two four figure statues were unveiled
headquarters the Amagnmated
Meat Cutters and Butcher workmen Of North America
At the ba Of the statues each comprising four figures
Of Africa Asia and North Aneri
Is the inscription Boherhood Liberty Tolerance and Equal
JACKIE ROBINSON TO MODERATE NocJ PANEL
YOUTH BROTHERHOOD
Washington AMP Brooklyn Robinson
win act moderator for symposium Youth In Action For
Thursday
meeting Of the National Christians which
began here Tuesday
SHOCKED CITIZENS
IN BROOKLYN
Brooklyn tANP)A meeting program com
delinquency held Sunday Bethesda
parents
stuyvesant Goodal pastor
AII~NEGRo MILITARY
IMPORTATION COMPLETE
Washington units abolished within
military indignation
without ntoward Incidents Defense said
last
VIRGINIA MEDICAL ADMIT NEGROES
Richmond (ANp)-segregation
Medical Society Delegates
the soccys governing physicians TO
membership
deciHon previous
efforts had failed
ing margin
Membership the society physicians
eligible Join Association