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Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

NEW YORK, (GlobaD = Brisk
November air is associated with
football games and such. But it also
has other associations, chief among
which is politics. Here in New
York State where the Democrat
Averell Hartman has won the cleo
ton over Senator Irving M. Ives,
by very narrow margin, we can
not help but reflect on the many
changes that have been wrought by
Thomas E. Dewey and his Repub-
lican team in the past twelve
years, in the field of sports
First Of all, Negroes have been
appointed to jobs in the field of
sports that they had never held be-
fore. Frank Forbes is a Judge with
the New York State Athletic Com
mission; James Freeman, is Ref
cree with the Commission; and Joe
BoStic, we'll known Harlem news
paperman, is an official announc-
er for the Commission, and has Of
ficiated in that capacity at num-
Der of major sports events in the
better known arenas around this
area, among them, Madison Square
Garden.
In addition, DR.. C. B. Powell has
served as a member of the New
York State Boxing Commission for
number of years. All those ap-
pointments were made by Dewey
and Negroes had never before held
them. Further, the New York State
FEPC, the first such Commission in
the country, paved the way for
Jackie Robinson to break in with
the New York Giants.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
Devils In
.s~
The Sun u n 8 :. !

/ f. Freddy Mewilll llaafss= BarseHs
GasaR were oseg Sc TN. tn.Wadf azs S
election asaHaaeeoming King and
Queen. They will be officially
crowned at the annual Homecom-
ing dance, Wednesday night, and
featured at the Homecoming game.
If you were walking on campus
would notice that everyone is
dressed western. If caught with
out western clohing, they are pen
allied either by being put into the
bullpen or by paying fine. Of
all things, Vernola Billingsley was
'nabbed and put on the "jackass"
and happens a student known as
Bill Hooks got a snapshot of her
with her mouth wide open.
Leaving for home, I met Minnie
Goode sitting In the foyer of our
library, looking as charming as al
ways. l stopped and had a little
chat concerning her progress in
night classes. She said "Oh I'm just
looking over my notes and getting
my thoughts together. So far
everything is going along just
SWELL"
So long until next week, when
Mr.. "B" will again bring you
Devils in the SUM-"
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
New x-Ray Installed
AT LincoIUn HospifuI

The board of. directors of the
John C. Lincoln Hospital an
nounces the recent installation of
an X-ray department for the use
of all members of the Maricopa
County Medical Society. The hos
pital will be able to handle most of
the routine procedures with the ex-
Gain and DR.. Ernest Price, radiolo-
gists, have offered to assist us in
this additional service for the hos
pital and out-patient clinic.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
Stu
Z<L
BY INEz cERHARD-ANs

LOUISE ALLBRITTON, who stars
in NBC-TV'S new daytime serial,
Concerning Miss Marlowe," has
had a career that is a story in
itself. Blonde and beautiful, she
was starring in movies when she
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

Sponsor is the Pabst Brewing Co.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
Notes From
Bermuda
By GERALD A. BRANGMAN

Dy OCAOk1AO IA D1tfA1NONL<11N
NEW YORK, (GlobaD = Ber-
muda has had a banner tourist
year, in spite of very strong COM
petition from the Islands to the
south of here. Without such trade,
business would not be good here.
The native population continues to
grow and the housing situation is
acute.
Dr. Marjorie Bean has proudly
announced that the goal of $4,000
has been reached, and that Berke-
ley Institute will soon have an up
to-date library Harold Nc
Keewen of Jamaica, Long Island, is
spending his vacation here as the
guest of Barritt Showers of Som
erset The Sunset Lodge is
enjoying the company of three
charming ladies who seem to be
appreciating the beautiful days and
nights here They are Mrs. Nathan
Foy of Pennington, Connecticut,
and the Miss Odessa Mason of ia
maica, Long Island and Edith
John of New York City.
Also just fresh in from the Big
City are Danny Fee Smalls, Mrs.
C1orio o;obao1 ood Mice Doro; -
Peacock. They are we'll known en-
tertainers who are here to give a
series of entertainments at the
Clay House Inn, one of Bermudas
gay night spots.
Bookings are shaping up very
well for the coming weeks at the
Imperial Hotel, leading up to
Thanksgiving. The Sunday night
concerts are proving an excellent
added, attraction The might of
Music had the Grill taxed to capa-.
city WITH crowds @clarnoiring for adj
81 mission. i Quite an arr ay 1sf new tall
sent4sWas peesaHted.= IhesS SSStssJohns S
sMafeaF Fcf1eir sfresff ffofff tf1eff New
YORK. tour, gave good account Of
themselves.
All eyes and ears are open now,
waiting for the coming of the
Lovely Lady of Charm" Lou Lu-
Tour from New York City. A full
program has been outlined which
includes radio appearances and pre-
sentations to most of our leading
schools.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
CrUWeII Visits CupifuI

First National Bank of Arizona's
president, Hugh c. Gruwell, flew to
Washington to attend a meeting in
the Treasury Department of all
state chairmen of the Savings
Bond Division of the Treasury.
Gruwell plans returning to Phoenix
today.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

son of Aaron Burr" "The Ok
lahoma Land Rum" 'The Return
of Ulysses" "The Great Adventure
of Marco Polo" and "The Burning
of Rome" Leading television and
Broadway actors and actresses
comprise the casts for these enter
tanning re-enactments of history
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

one of the city's top ten hostesses.
In the past year, in New York, she
has done guest shots on many TV
dramatic series and appeared on
panel shows. She also played the
lead in a Broadway play when the
star went on vacation.
HUSBAND AND WIFE - Tyrone
Power and Linda Christian will
appear together in a film for the
first time in their screen careers
The film "The Stalk" is a techni-
color and Coap Productions first
for Columbia release.
"YOU ARE THERE" CBS-TV Sc.
ries that has won honors and
praise from fans all over the coun.
try, is one of the first programs to
return to the fall schedule. Walter
Cronkite again is seen as the key
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12


neWsnan when
he calls in lead
ing CHS report
erS to re-create
famous events
of the past. Sub
jects for coming
programs in
clude e"TheTrea-
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

m e I u II d I / Z 5
Collin gwood,
the news COM
nentator on a
blind date. She
married him,
went with him
to Washin gton
three years lat
L~@@
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12

was hostess, and more than 1000
persons attended Christmas
songs are on the way, and MGM
has started the ball rolling by re-
leasing Uncle Santa" by Leslie
Uggams. Included in this album
will be, Misses Santa Claus" INV
Stocking Is Empty" "Unce Santa"
and THAT Fat Man with The
White, White Beard)". Also soon to
De released are II Fell Out of the
Christmas Tree" by Rita Fave.
Arizona sun., 1954-11-12
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NEW YORK, (GlODaD-DOrOthy
cambridge, star of the movie Gar
men Jones" will be honored the
week of November 26 through De-
cember when MGM will designate
that week as "The Dorothy Dan
bridge Week. In honor of the occa-
sion, MGM will release my Love
For Dorothy" by Fred Norman and
his orchestra. The song was in
spired by and written for Miss
cambridge.
This reporter visited the premier
of Carmen Jones" at Broadway's
Rivoli Theatre last week. Celebri-
ties galore were on hand-Con-
gresham and Mrs. Adam Clayton
Powell (HaZel Scott, Jinx Falken-
berg and hubby Tex McCrary, Lena
Horne and her hubby, Lenny Hey
ton, Johnny Ray, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Prem
niger, Izzy Rowe and Billy Rowe.
promotion man for 2Oth Century
Fox. The New York Daily News
gave the picture four stars.
Little Miss Leslie Denice Han
ford, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ella" Hanford, owners of the
ultra-modern record bar named
Flaps After Hour Record Bar"
at 7th Avenue and 125th Street.
was chosen last week by Ruth
Brown, the Dominoes, Fay Adams.
the Drifters, and Rou Hamilton as
their mascot Rhythm and Blues
baby. BY the way, Flaps record
bar will soon institute a new plan.
Flap and his wife are instituting
teen-age dances and music forums.
with panel discussions taking place
IN community centers and clubs.
The Flaps maintain that music
helps to keep teenagers off the
sweets, and they ba4ieve.., their
'plah will help to%eon1bat sitlMeniles
ldelinq quency, : 81 = s si,.s; s..
. . s.sss ~ y tf9se the
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storya FaBy aIenffffo: enter
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
Before we buy tobaccos for Chesterelds our labors
tories take samples from all over the tobacco cour

try and analyze them for low
nicotine content. The extra care
pays off! In recent tobacco
tests" the six leading brands
of cigarettes were chemically
analysed. The findings: of them
all, Chesterfield is highest in
quality in nicotine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25

within, officials pointed out he
has had a series of job advance
mentS.
IN 1929, he was hired to work
in the addressograph depart
ment by James Rotto, vice pres
ident in charge of sales and
publicity. Soon he was promot-
ed to assistant manager of di-
rect mail advertising and then
became manager of that de-
partment.
In time he became director of
internal store promotion. In this
post. he distinguished himself,
officials recalled, by encouraging
new charge accounts and reacti-
waiting those that had fallen into
disuse. He was likewise given
supervision of the comparison
shopping department at this
time.
During World War II, Mr..
Etelson aided in setting up the
price-control division for the
Hecht Co. He also directed this
division until it was discontinued
after the war ended. Then, in
1945. he was made buyer of the
misses and women's budget
dresses. position he had held
continuously since.
Sales Promotion Show
Last week saw the Nations
first closed circuit sales promo
ton musical variety show, it's
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tiful show ever presented here.
There will be 200-foot width
strips Of blue cloth trimmed in
silver Stimulating a blue sky.
Walls will be draped in shades
Of deep blue and silver fluted
columns will rise from the floor.
20 Entries In Contest.
There are % entries thus far
in the Auto Show Queen contest.
Preliminaries viii be held Febru-
airy 16 at the Carlton Hotel and
the finals will be on the Armory
stage the night of February %.
The winner will receive a $50
savings bond.
Top entertainment will appear
on the stage daily and nightly
and a new automobile will be
given away every other night.
Prices will be 40 cents until 6
pm, and 80 cents after 6 pm,
including Sundays and Holidays.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. % LPl.-Foreien
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open
market . 29/32 per cent premium or
102 90ss United States cents, UNCHANGED.
UNCHANGED: Great Britain 3O-day futures
@S1K, UNCHANGED: Great Britain 60-day
futures ASIA. UNCHANGED; Great Britain
9o-day futures 2;S1A, UNCHANGED; Bel
France franc) ..2Sss Of cent, I'M
changed: Holland tguilderl 26.42. un-
changed: Italy Qira) .16h OF a cent.
UNCHANGED: Portugal fescudol $50. I'M
changed: Sweden tkronal 1894. I'M
changed Switzerland franc) Nreel
1899. unchanged: Denmark (krone)
1852, UNCHANGED
Latin America: Argentina tfree) 7."4.
unchanged: Brazil Gree 200 I'M
changed Mexico / "a. UNCHANGED: Ven-
eZuela tbolivar) 1908. UNCHANGED.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. %. P,:-UsDA>-
Salable hogs $500; active: butchers and
1s0-230-pound butchers. $685. S'T5:
with few loads and lots choice 90.
pound down, goo: 240-110 pound.
25.50-26.25; 2sO-32O pound. - -
$3.50; choice sows 35O-55 pound.
Il. 15-23.5Q with some choice light sows,
%: I5 or slightly above: good clearance.
Salable cattle 1900; calves 400:
slaughter steers and heifers steady TO
fully so higher: steers grading choice
and below mostly steady: Gamer and
: q higher utility !i and commercisl COWS
vealers fully steady: a load of high
prime around 1.O75-pound steers, 80:
bulk high-choice and prime steers.
choice steers. 23.5o-25. so; good to low
choice, 5000 % 90: commercial to low
good. 16.50-195O; a half load prime
1.075-pound heifers. 26.Qp; bulk good
and choice heifers, 1g.00s23T5; utility
to low-good. 12.5o-1S.5O: utility and
commercial cows, 11.00-1350; Gamers
and cutters, COOLIES; most utility
and commercial bulls 1901 90: COM
mercial to choice vealers, 10 00-30. 90;
few. prime also 1000; Gull and utility
yealerS, 12.00-lS.O
vooled slanghter lambs around $50;
prime Of comparable weights 2l.nn-
IS: Gull to low good lambs 2Hn-
1880: mostly choice lambs around lo5
pounds down carving No. /, fall shorn
pelts. 1a.50-"0.5n 81; utility to mostly
choice slaughter ewes. 5.50-S.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
Hecht Co. Promotes EteIson
To Post at Silver Spring Store

sponsors declared This was held
at Loew's Capitol here, with per-
sonnet Of Southern Diaries, Inc,
Chestnut Farms and Western
Maryland Dairy participating.
The two-hour variety show
originated at the Center Theater
in New York. It was beamed to
is key locations in national mar
keting areas Of the Sealtest Di-
vision Of National Dairy Prod
ucts Corp. TeleviSion was util-
lied to permit simultaneous pre-
sentation of the firms 1854 mer-
chandising and promotion pro-
gram to sales and executive per-
sonnet at central locations in the
country.
Broadway and television stars
participated in the presentation.
Theater Network Television pre-
pared the program for National
Diaries.
Participating were representa-
tiveS from the District, Virginia,
Maryland and North Carolina at
the Capitol Theater meeting.
Ralph r. Petersnn, merchandise
manager; Harry G. Bacon, adver-
Using manager, and o. c. Mitch
ell, district sales manager of
Southern Diaries, conducted the
afternoon discussion about the
television presentation at the
Hotel Statler on Thursday.
Personnel Meeting
DR.. George K. Bennett, presi-
dent. New York Psychological
Corp, will address dinner
meeting of the Washington Per-
sonnet Association on Thursday
at the Kennedy-Warre Hotel.
He is the author of several texts
and articles on psychology and is
consulting editor of the Journal
of Applied Psychology. Charles
Weaver. president of the associa-
ton. will preside.
Neil H. Jacoby of the Council
Of Economic Advisers, was elected
a member of the Advisory Coun-
Gil of the Tax Institute, a ma
tional tax research organization.
with headquarters in Princeton,
N. j.
The Brazilian Government
Trade Bureau announced the
State of Santa Catarina is start
ing to develop coffee plantations.
Officials said this is in line with
the Brazilian Coffee Institutes
aim to increase production and
offset disastrous inroads on
available supplies, due to frosts.
-Four Washington area certi-
fled public accountants have
been chosen members of the
American Institute of Account
ants. They are: Donald F. Nc
Mullen, 4030 Calvert street NV;
Paul Emerson Reising, 6914 Sew
enteenth avenue. West Hyatts-
vile; Alfred D. Stuart, 927 North
Livingston street, Arlington, and
Hymen. fash, 6447 Thirty-first
street NV.
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Auto Show Opens Feb. 20
For 8 Days at Guard Arnory

Automobile design considered
impossible only a few years ago
and still in the amazing class
will highlight Washington's 25th
anniversary Automobile Show
this year.
The nine-day cleaning display
Of glitter and horsepower--some
So million worth-opens in the
National Guard Armory Febru-
airy 20 and runs through the
18th.
Three Of motordom's most
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dresses, has
been promot-
ed to mer-
C h a n d ! S: e
manager Of its
Silver Spring
s u b u r a n
store.
Mr.. EtelSoll
has been with
the firm for
the st %
y. e a r S. In
keeping with
the stores
policy of pro-
mnfiOn frnm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25

talked about experimental cars.
the Dodge Firearrow, Ford's
XL-5 and Packard's Balboa will
be among those shown.
All Space Sold.
Show manager Mike Murphy
said today that all available
space has been sold in the four
acre Armory and more than 100
domestic and foreign makes will
be on the floor.
From a decorative standpoint.
planners hope for the most beau-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
By Wilton A. MiIIen

The Hecht Co. today an
nounced that Louis @. Etelson,
for the last 10 years buyer of
misses and women's budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
Women Best Fisher

Mrs. Lydia Ochermuly Of Deal,
England. landed 292 fish weigh
ing total of las pounds to win
coastal fishing competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25

flavor and mildness that goes
with it! You get the worlds best
tobaccos, selected by Chester
field buyers with the help of our
research chemists. and proven,
by actual tobacco tests, to be
highest in quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-25
Chesterfield GIVES YOU
THE QUALITY YOU WANT

No matter which size Chesterfield you buy you get
the same premium quality cigarette. and all the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
WILMINGTON. N. c.

Historic Wilmington. show
place for more than . million
azaleas." invites visitors to coast
al North Carolina March 25-2S
for the Seventh Annual Whining
ton Azalea Festival.
During Festival week. the
famous azaleas in the city and
on the beautiful plantations
nearby are expected to be at the
height Of their bloom. Sharing
the spotlight with this spectacle
lar display of flowers will be .
host Of guest celebrities and a
four-day program Of colorful
events ranging from an outdoor
art exhibit on quaint Cottage
Lane to q wild West" rodeo at
Legion Stadium.
Stars of the entertainment
world will take part in social
events, the Festival parade, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Wilmington AzoIeo Fete Lists Stars, Special Events

football fame. Miss Garner WIN
appear In the stage production
Of 1.-THE Moon Is Blue, " which
will be given at Thalian Hall
each evening during the festival.
Theme Of the annual festival
parade on the morning Of March
"a will be Carolina in the Morn
ing Flower bedecked floats and
school and military bands will
take part In the parade, their
route through downtown Will
mington marked by baskets Of
Formosa azaleaS.
Other events on the program
include a street dance. teen
ayers azalea ball. q folk music
jamboree featuring Arthur
Smith. and the Crackerjacks,
popular radio entertainers and
q Saturday night country
style" musical program which
will be broadcast over q Nation
wide network.
Blue Barron's Orchestra will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

network breakfasts. while on
the fiower-bordered links Of
the Cape Fear Country Club golf
stars viii compete in the $4,000
Azalea Open PGA tournament
March 25-28.
Gen. Mark w. Clark, former
supreme commander Of the U. N.
forces in Korea. win be this
years guest Of honor. At the
azalea ball on the evening Of
March 81 he will crown the
azalea queen chosen to succeed
Hollywood's Alexis Smith. Queen
Azalea Of 1853.
Other well-known personali-
ties who will appear at the fes-
tival include Neva Jane Langley.
Miss America Of 1858: Anita
Colby. cover girl and TV star:
stage actress Peggy Ann Garner.
Big Jon and Sparky Of the ABC
network, Grady Cole of CHS.
Bobby Benson Of Mutual and
Charlie "Choo- Choo" Justice Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Death Valleys
Sun Changes
Mountain Hues
BADWATER.

Death Valley in Southern
CALIFORNIA; Inyo County is q
region Of breath-taking color,
gaudy geologic outcroppings, his
torical lore and mineral wealth.
It is also one Of Americas
most popular winter-spring play
areas. with a ba1my winter cli-
mate almost completely devoid
Of rainfall.
Although it is tanned and civil
lied today, this 140-mile-long
desert cash in the earth's crust
once was . treacherous area that
took q grim toll Of life from early
immigrants seeking o ,shortcut to
Southern California.
Deoth Has Struck
In fact. 1t got its name from
an immigrant train that strayed
from the Salt Lake City Los An
geles Trail in 1S49. It wandered
aimlessly across the parched
valley. with hardy men dying
from the heat and thirst.
Many years ago. Death Valley
was a great inland lake, left by
the glaciers In the last Ice Age.
1t Is surrounded by mountains
rising more than 2 miles above
the desert floor. Striped and
splashed with brilliant colors,
these mountain walls change
hues as the sun moves westward.
Within these mountain walls
are 1881 square miles now conn
prising the Death Valley Ma
tional Monument. There are
excellent winter resorts. like the
Furnace Creek Inn. where vis-
itors viii find modern accommo-
dations. This inn is located in
the valleys best oasis. where
once alfalfa was raised to feed
the 20-mule teams Of borax
miners.
Modern Roods Now
Modern highways now traverse
theNvalley and connect the many
points of interest.
From Badwater. $50 feet below
sea level. lowest point in the
Western Hemisphere. visitors can
see towering Mount Whitney.
More than 100 years Of lusty
prospecting and mining have left
their signs in the valley. Visitors
can see such historical points as
the Old Harmony Borax Works,
the Old Confidence Mill, the
Devils Golf Course. Dante's
View. the 50 million Scotty's
Castle. built by Death Valley
Scotty; Stovepipe Wells Hotel.
named after q stovepipe stuck in
the shifting desert sand to mark
q water hole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

play Tor the azalea ball and The
United States Air Force Drum
and Buele Corps win give an
exhibition At City Hall before
the parade begins on the morn
ing Of March ~. General Mo-
tors will show its Parade Of
Progress" at Blumenthal Air
port each day Of the festival.
Special points Of interest for
sightseers include Greenfield
Park and orion and Orion Airlie
and Pleasant Oaks plantations.
In addition, many Wilmington
home owners will open their
gardens to visitors for guided
tours sponsored by the Cape Fear
Garden Club on the mornings of
March 26 and ~ and the after
noon Of March 28. Dogwood
and camellias as well as almost
every known variety Of azalea
may be seen In the Wilmington
area during festival week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Bermudu's Reefs Opens
HAMILTON, Bermuda.

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The Reefs. q charming cliff
side cabana colony located on
Bermuda's south shore, over
looking the blue Atlantic, has
opened for the 1854 season.
The Reefs has accommoda-
tons for SIS guests in attractively
decorated individual cabana
cottages with a private beach at
their doorstep.