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Evening star., 1955-11-25

lage instead Of 4 part Of Greater
London.
I'VE came from some inter-
mediary spot near London where
we passed the night to take part
In the examination for entrance
to the school," he said.
THAT is now 10 years al B and
l cannot pretend that ] have q
very clear recollection of the
scene. but recall quite well that
we took two hours. though 1t
seemed our horse trotted untir-
ingly in his hackney coach.
.I tried this morning to see
whether I could recognize the
road, but ] must confess that
there seemed to be q lot more
houses and factories than there
Evening star., 1955-11-25

were then. I tried TO identity the
route, but there seemed to have
been a great many trees growing
which have been cut down now" "
Then with a grin. Sir Winston
added: But we got here then
and we got here now. So I have
kept my engagements on both
=
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Reminiscent Churchill
Revisits Horrow School

HARROW England Nov IS tE9s-sh Winston Churchill yes
terday travelled road he first took 20 years agobut the land
scape and circumstances have changed.
AS Sir Winston recalled it. that long ago journey was fun
trepidation. Yesterday it smiles all the way.
Then reluctant schoolboy going TO enroll at tn
Evening star., 1955-11-25


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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-03
Baptists To Hold Diamond Jubilee
Session In Memphis Starting Tuesday

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (ANPl -
Approximately $4,000 messengers
(delegates) from $4,000 churches
are expected to converge on
Memphis Sept. 6, for the Dia-
mond Jubilee session of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, u. S. A.
Inc.
President Of the convention,
which has been called the 1arg-
est body of Negro christians in
the world, is DR.. Joseph H.
Jackson, Chicago, who has just
returned from visit to Russia.
DR.. Jackson will make a re-
port to the convention concern
ing religious life behind the Iron
Curtain.
A feature of this years con-
vention will be initial reports of
the Million Dollar campaign for
Convention Causes launched last
winter.
The most comprehensive n d
most imaginative program yet
presented to the BaptistS, it
seeks to harness the interests and
energies of more than 100000
members of churches associated
with the body.
Included in the detectives are
funds for mission, for Christian
education, and for. pensions for
retired ministerial workers.
General headquarters for the
convention will be the Mt. Nebo
Baptist church, the Rev. Roy Love
pastor. Rev. Love is general chair
man Of the arrangements group
and is assisted by the Revs, S. A.
Owen, l.. A. Hamblin, and A.
McEWen.
Ten ministers from widely
scattered parts of America will
preach to the delegation. One of
the ministers. the Rev. B. F.
Paxton. Chicago, will speak at the
Memorial service honoring min
listers and laymen who have done
outstanding work for the conven-
ton.
The evangehstic sermon will be
preached by the Rev. 3. r. Riley,
Dallas, and the closing sermon will
be preached by the Re- d. e.
King, Louisville.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-03
ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY &.
WEAVER SAYS . .

The article below was written
by William b. Weaver, manager,
Social Security Administration, 81
S.W. First ST., Miami 80, Fla,
phone 9-846t. This is one of a
series Of articles appearing in
these columns weekly.
Labor Day will come and go
but every day is Social Security
Day.
If you don't believe it - just
drop by the office and see for
yourself. People have been flock
ing into our office just the same
as during last February or March.
Why? Probably the best answer
can give you is that the Old
Age and Survivors Insurance pro-
gram has now arrived at the
stage where it is providing some
very real help TO the aged and
the survivors Of deceased work.
sers.
If you are now 65 and retired
or earning $1,000 a year or less,
or the survivor of someone who
had worked under Social Secur-
ity and have not yet visited our
office, I'd suggest you HE your
self down here forthwith.
There is another group who, if
they have not already visited us,
should not let any grass grow
under their feet. refer TO those
whose earnings under Social Sc
curity have decreased or stopped
because of some disability they
have suffered. Although there
may be no benefits payable now
because they are not yet IS -
they should file their claim for
Disability Freeze without delay
if their disability has existed for
six months or more and is eX-
pected to be of long duration.
When these people do become
SO it is quite possible that the
amount of their monthly benefit
will be considerably larger than
it would be if they don't file. The
only requirements, other than
disability, is that they must have
worked under Social Security for
five out of the ten years before
the disability and one and a half
years out of the three years i'm
mediately preceding the onset of
the disability.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-03
MIAMI TIMES MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE 8 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1855
VIM. Black, Advertising
Executive Is Dead AT AZ
PAGE 8

NEW YORK N.Y.-William c..
Black, AT, the nations foremost
Negro advertising executive and
president of Interstate United
Newspapers, Inc, died early
Saturday morning in Sydenham
Hospital, New York City, after
prolonged illness.
AS head of an organization that
served as the national advertis-
ing Representatives of the largest
block of Negro newspapers in the
world, Mr.. Black was largely re-
sponsible for making national
advertisers conscious of the vast
potential of the Negro market.
Mr.. Black founded Flash Mag
azine, the forerunner of Negro pic
ture magazines.
Some Ia years ago the owners
of Interstate United Newspapers,
having heard of Mr.. Blacks rep
utation, secured his services as
sales manager. An unbeatable
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-03

worker, Mr.. Black plunged into
his new work with characteristic
enthusiasm. At a time when Ne
gro newspapers subsisted largely
on small mail order and charm
ads, Mr.. Black, through his I'M
firing efforts was soon able to
prove that the Negro press could
be profitably used by major adj
vertiserS as medium for their
products.
A pioneer in the field, Mr..
Black introduced many of the in
novations in wide use today.
Among these are the use of Ne
gro models, sales personnel, and
point merchandising.
Born in Lake City, Fla, he was
a resident of Hastings-On-H ud-
son, NY. and held a Second Lieu
tenants Commission in the New
York State Guard. Mr.. Black
served with the 18th Infantry
Regiment during World War II.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
The Unhappy Time
By ROBERT

Eddie Jaffe, the Broadway
Ipublicist, has just returned from
his vacation spent at the big
Concord Hotel In the Catskill
Mountains. Eddie is back in
his Broadway office hard at work
and the other day a caller asked
him how he hGd liked the in
door and outdoor swimming
pools at The Concord.
II don't swim," said Eddie.
Then he must have enjoyed the
golf course.
Cant play. hate to walk. "
said Eddie. Well. said the friend,
lat least it must have been re-
laxing out in the sun.
"You know I never get up in
lthe daylight" said Eddie queru-
Ilously. anyway" persisted the
caller. "the food at the Concord
lis famous"
Evening star., 1955-09-02
SUPER CHEF DRIVEN
LO. 7-s5OO. 1901 Indian Head Hwy.
Kiddies Free!
Bic Rack-Tn-Sch0nl

Party for the Riddles
Free Pony Ride. Merry Go Round.
Free Ice Cream. Cakes, Grab Bags,
Lollypops.. Prizes, Novelties. Don't
miss our big party to the kiddies to-
night. Thanks kids. for visiting us
Evening star., 1955-09-02

and 1t won q Pulitzer prize and
the drama critics award. For
% year and q half he was the
tough cop in detective Story"
In l949 he began starring as
the private eye in TVS Man
Against Crime" series, which
ran until 1854. In a single TV
drama, Fearful Decision" on
the U. s. Steel Hour, he created
such a stirring portrait Of q
distraught father of a kid
mapped boy that the perform
ance had to be repeated live
IA few months later. As a result
the show was bought by MGM
as full-length movie material
The Billy Mitchell movie Ii
IBellamy's 83d but actually the
first in which he grits his
teeth.
The TV scene: Meet Mile
goes of the air September /:
after three years on CBS-but
Its understood that faithful
viewers. triggered by TV editors
across the country, are bonn.
harding the network with let
ters to bring the show back
And it looks now that the cast
Elena VerdUgo, Florence Halop
Ross Ford and Roland Winters
will get a month off and ther
resume in October. The letter
campaign worked with Mr.
Peppers" a few years ago. sc
it could succeed with Millie
Itco.
released By NANA.)
Evening star., 1955-09-02

WHERE on his vacation. don't
he?" he demanded.
sssh
Andy Devine hired q voice
teacher to smooth the gravel
Evening star., 1955-09-02
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Evening star., 1955-09-02
HOLY w OOD
By HAROLD HEFFERkAN
Ewes Work a Struggle

along. You see. I soften UP and
agree to tutor the boy privately
then I soften up to his old
man and he to me. That's the
fun part"
Evolution of a softly: ten years
ago Hollywood brushed of Ralph
Bellamy because he was toe
mild" He packed of for New
York and proved the film studios
had him completely mistyped by
starring in a succession Of rug
'ged roles. both on broadway ano
|TV.
But now the tall, blond actor
still gentle in voice and manner
lis playing a return date in film-
land as a fiery Congressman in
I"The Court Martial of Billy
Mitchell at Warmers. Directors
and producers somehow have be-
come aware Of his emotion poten-
tial when given the right role
He plays Frank A. Reid of Illi.
Inois. angry and argumentative
legislator who served as General
Mitchelps civilian counsel at the
historic 1925 trial.
Sure. I'm glad to be back, y
said Bellamy, though everything
seems changed. My last picture
was Guest in the House in I945.
All the landmarks ! remember
have disappeared, swallowed up ]
suppose by the city's growth. But
my jobs here got nauseating.
was always the other man and ]
scared nobody. I was in a rut
I wanted to get out Of it. That's
why I left"
Ralph went immediately into
State Of the Union" in l945
Evening star., 1955-09-02

Make-belieyers at work: Tele-
visions Our Miss Brooks" is get
ting the feature-length theater
movie treatment at Warner
Brothers. with the entire yideo
cast moved right onto the lot
even to the producer, David
Weisbart, and the director, Al
Lewis. Only additions to the act
ing staff are Don Porter (Ann
Sothern's boss in private Secre-
tary") and young Nick Adams
another TV vet.
Today's shooting finds Eve
Arden getting a real going-over
Evening star., 1955-09-02
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

Couldn't eat." growled Mr.,
Jaffe. "Ulcer spasms." BY this
time the caller was a little dis
couraged.
"Why did you go there fol
your vacation. then2" he asked
Mr.. Jaffe seemed disguised.
"a guys got to go SOME
Evening star., 1955-09-02

Sheiloh 6rohom is on vacation. Her
column will be resumed upon her
return.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
ksSS2I1RaY1 EEieHBoRHooD M0Y1gI
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"HIGH AND DRYs-An amusing British comedy the
difference between life and theirs with Paul Douglas.
"THE HIGH AND MIGHTY"-A couple Of old by
but q suspensefu item starring John Wayne
THIS ISLAND EARTH"-Science fiction with . sugges-
tion Of the world to come, II it doesn't first.
BLACKBOARD JUNGLE"-Better see II IL want to
get In the debate. The years most argued movie.
"AFRICAN QUEEN-The funniest of its season,
years ago, Katharine Hepburn Bogart
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-Lfe and love among the
who fy Americas B-47 bombers.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

ArueH BetClng q real gOlng-OVeI
Sheiloh Grohom is on vacation. Her
column will be resumed upon her
return.
from Porter, a very important
man in the town where Eve
teaches. She's just flunked his
apple e-of -the-eye son Nick in
English.
I'm Miss Brooks" Eve begins
as she is ushered into his elegant
office. II teach your son
English"
"Hm-m-m, let's say you have
an English class, Miss Brooks, T"
he says, wryly. THE assertion
that you teach English is pre-
sumptuous, misleading and con-
trary to the facts as I know
them. Please sit down." he adds,
Nov, just minute" says
Eve. startled by his rude be-
havior. 81 didn't come here to
be browbeaten-"
"Well," he interrupts, you
couldn't have come here to be
praised, Miss Brooks. Surely
you don't expect me to thank
B you for your inability to guide
an intelligent boy to a passing
mark"
"What inability" Eve indig-
nantly questions. 81 happen to
be q pretty competent teacher
and ! think you are an insult
ferable stuffed shirt"
Who's q stuffed shirt?" he
yells, standing up-but by this
time Eve has made a dramatic
exit, slamming two doors behind
her.
Face flushed. Eve hurries OF
to her dressing room and throws
herself ON the couch. She really
lives her. celluloidia.
This is q violent movie" she
declares. land we're only getting
started. I battle Don all the
way through, one sequence more
bitter than the other. I'll be
glad when the later scenes come
Evening star., 1955-09-02
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. A-25
8

out of his voice for Pete Kelly's
Blues" Devine listened to his
new voice and was horrifled.
$50 I Just decided to speak a
Evening star., 1955-09-02

little lower than usual" he says.
'"and everything was alright
S soun d d like Tallulah Bank
head"
Evening star., 1955-02-09
President 10 Address
Physicians on N

President Eisenhower tonight
will address physicians during q
Nationwide "videclinic," which
is being telecast to medical So
cieties in 80 cities through a
closed circuit.
Mr.. Eisenhower, who will talk
from the White House, is ex-
pected to speak for a few mo-
ments before physicians here and
in other cities learn about the
latest developments in the man
agement Of coronary artery dis
ease. The reports will come from
some of the Nations top car
biologists and will include live
and film pickups from New York,
Boston, Cleveland, Minneapolis,
Chicago and New Orleans.
The program here will be pre-
Evening star., 1955-02-09

sented in the Mayflower Hotel
at 9 pm.
Some 10000 physicians S
throughout the country are ex-
pected to view the telecast. It
is sponsored by Smith, Kline q
French Laboratories with the
cooperation of the American
Medical Association,
Evening star., 1955-02-09

Peter Pon's patented "moeieup" adds fuIlness, con
denee without pads or puffs to wash out. No chan
Of It losing its shape either Adds eomourous contol
to the Iess-thon-overoee figure. Send your Voenti
In for her Peter Pan Hidden Treasure.
Down stois Store corsets ondBr
Use coupon to order by moil
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Funds to handle 500 more re-
lief cases in fiscal 1856 are
sought in the Department Of
public Welfare operating budget
proposal of $10,032.000. along
with f20 new employees.
An addition of some $215 900
TO next years public assistance
appropriation would permit an
average Of $500 cases. The av-
erage grant is expected to be
about $72.37 next year. as COM
pared with $70.51 this year.
Grants still will be only 10 per
cent Of q subsistence standard
based on February. 1858. costs.
Relief grants this year are
totaling a little over So million.
The new employees are re-
requested mostly to stan the new
Industrial Home School unit at
the Children's Center. Laurel.
for which SO workers are sought.
No additional social case workers
were allowed.
The other new positions are
asked for Junior Village, which
win move to Blue Plains when
the Industrial Home School unit
moves from there to Laurel, for
the new pre-release cottage at
Laurel and for other institu-
tions.
A considerable cut in the
funds requested to staff and OPP
crate the new unit at Laurel may
limit its population well below
its capacity of 500. welfare ofii-
cials said.
A more than doubled expense
next year will be the cost for
District boys at the National
Training school for Boys and
other Federal institutions. This
cost goes from 1916, ,436 this year
to $76l 900 next year. TO cover
not only an increased caseload,
but to bring the Districts pay
ment up to the level Of the NUM-
Der Of its children in Federal
institutions.
The budget In past years has
not included enough money TO
pay for individual children in
Federal institutions other than
the National Training School.
The projected total for next year
is 495.
The budget also seeks . total
Of sl.0e2.5OO In capital outlay
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Budget Requests Funds
For Howard U. Buildings

The Presidents budget mes
sage today proposes funds to
carry forward the long-range
building program at Howard Uni
versity here.
Included were $i50.0O0 for
plans and specifications for q
military science physical educa-
tion building and q home eco
nomics building: 122, 900 to COM
plete new telephone. stallations:
S457. 100 toward construction Of
q law school building. started in
September, 1854. and due for
completion In March. 1856.
Also. s450.0O0 to complete the
administration building. started
in October. 1854. to be completed
by March. 1856. and $l.146. 900
for construction Of q mems DOR
mitory. scheduled to be started
in the first quarter of 1856 and
finished in rs months.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Troffic and Parking

The Motor vehicle Parking
Agency received virtually all that
it requested = 1851 800 - to ex-
pand the fringe parking program
in 1856.
Percentage-wise, the sum is
the biggest allowed any agency
by the Commissioners. It Is 1888
per cent bigger than this years
appropriation.
Still apparently on the basis Of
high optimism Notwithstanding
the fairly dismal showing Of the
South Capitol street fringe lot
the city heads have gone along
with agency plans to add about
1000 more fringe parking spaces
at various points around the Dis
trict. Possible locations are the
old Industrial Home School site
at Wisconsin avenue and Calvert
street NV. the Soldiers Home
grounds and Carter Barron Arn-
phitheater.
The Department Of Vehicles
and Traffic was granted q sill
million budget estimate, all but
$6, 900 Of the amount requested.
This Is $125, 900 more than the
current appropriation. A large
portion would go to hiring per-
sonnel to administer the new
Financial Responsibility Act and
signal engineers ~ new jobs in
all. Another major item Of the
increase Is for undermining the
trafiic signal system and keeping
UP with new signal installations
necessitated by highway con-
struction under the public works
program.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Authorization OF the fund was
made BY Congress last August in
a supplemental appropriation
bill. The reasoning at that time
was that i've other non-profit
private hospitals here had won
the right 10 similar grants and
loans under earlier amendments
TO the Hospital Center Act and
that therefore another major
non-profit private hospital also
should be included.
The District win have to cover
some OF these costs. Is IN the
case Of other non-prnft private
hospitals. Contributions win also
come from the hospital.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Peace Cross Funds
Included in Budget

A s2,750,000 request for the
Anacostia River Peace Cross
flood control project Is included
In the Presidents budget mes
sage to Congress.
The appropriation is for q
continuation Of the channel
dredging and levee building
which the ARMY Engineers are
conducting In corporation with
three nearby Maryland agen-
cies.
The Maryland share Of the
$l3 million project. scheduled
to be finished In June. 1887. is
close to IS million. When the
work began last fall. the Wash.
ington Suburban Sanitary COM
mission, the Prince Georges
County Commissioners and the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission to-
gether issued s1.750 900 in food
control bonds.
The Army Engineers also have
begun their share Of the oper-
Orphaned TO curb q chronic
food condition at the Peace
Cross intersection In Bladens-
burg, Md.-with q 100000 APP
preparation.
II the sum requested Is
granted. the Engineers win be
able later this year to begin the
second phase Of the project. The
first phase covers dredging and
levee protection along the North
east Branch Of the Anacostia
River from Baltimore avenue 10
Riyerdale. The second phase In
cludes food protection along the
main river channel adjoining
Cottage City and CoImar Manor.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Funds for More Relief Cases
And Welfare Employees Asked

for the Children's Center, In
tcluding these items:
A nursery cottage for the Dis
trdct Training School. $3.50. 600;
plans for a detention unit at the
training school. $30.i00: incin-
orator, $4,000; warehouse. $780,
600; laundry addition, $235, 600:
two Junior units, training school.
$50, 400: rehabilitation of a pres
ent building. $4,000. and equip
ment, $4,000 for staff housing
and $4,000 for training school
infirmary cottages.
Another item In the Welfare
Departments request was $33.-
457 for the Temporary Home for
Soldiers and Sailors. 92l Penn
sylvania avenue s E., which since
the Civil War has provided lodg-
ing for out-of-town veterans.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
PoyroH Expense
70 Le0p $o5,4 ,4Io
During Leap Ye0r

Next year is leap year
and thereby hangs some
additional payroll expense In
the new budget--an esti-
mated $95,419.
That's less than it might
have been.
Fortunately, the last day
of the fiscal year, June 80.
1856, falls on Saturday. So
only police, tiremen and
other employees with special
tours of duty including Sat-
urday win get the extra
days pay.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
BY John N. MeKeIwoy

A stir fight for a 3O0-bed
veterans hospital at Soldiers.
Home Is promised as, once again.
request for appropriations for
construction Of the hospital are
absent In the Presidents budget.
Last month veterans groups
met with Representative Broy-
hill, Republican. Of Virginia. to
plan q big push this yesr fcr
the structure. II was thought
at that time. according 10 Mr..
Broyhilk the appropriation would
be in this years budget.
The hospital. authorized By
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Librory

Operating and construction ex-
penses were placed at s2.064.-
900. . figure that viii permit
commencement of 4 new branch
library In Woodbridge. and site
and planning money for new
branches at Tenley and Wash
irgton Highlands.
The capital outlay allotment
totals $423 100. more than two
thirds Of which viii start the
Woodbridge branch this year and
finish 1t next year. Earmarked
for the Tenley branch is $72,050
for site acquisition and plans.
with $57.050 allowed for q WASH
ington Highlands branch for the
same purposes.
The Commissioners disallowed
Librarian Harry N. Petersons
request for $4,000 for q site and
plans for a Fort Davis branch.
Provision also Is made for
stating the Aiiacostia branch 10
be completed this year.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
81. .225, 900 Asked
For GuIIoudet College

President Eisenhower today
recommended appropriation Of
81 .225 900 towards construction
Of new buildings at Gallaudet
College here.
This fund would be in addition
to S259.0 900 made available all
ready for planning q classroom
eymnasium-heating plant for
the school.
Construction would be possible
under the extra funds for not
only the first structure. but also
for . new women's dormitory.