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breakfast Hostess; Mrs, Dewey
Jackson was charming hostess
on "Wednesday, July rs, when abe
entertained at ten o'clock break.
fas, In honor OF Mrs. Mary Tony.
house guest III Mrs, Horace Brown
SIR, and Mrs, Ruby Cunningham
II pompano, Fla, guest OF her
sons Leroy and Arthur Cunning.
ham, Mrs, Tony, aunt OF Mrs.
brown 10 from Leighton, Ala.
Each OF the honored guests were
presented with q gift from the
hosteas, Following breakfast. the
hostess took the honorcd guests
on a sightseeing tour OF tho Twin
CITIES. other guests for breakfast
were the Mines. r. NJ. jackson.
J, r. Jones'. Horace BROWN Rr.
Robert A, Jones, William White.
woria Guthrie and Emerctt
Jones.
Week End Quests, Mrs. Jose
phinc oien. $50 Fuller Av,. had
as her week end house guest, her
son, sgt Nelson Baienscr and
family of Chicago, III
Return Home, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harris Of Chicago. who
have been the house guests ~ Mrs,
Harris sister and family. Mrs,
Estyr pcake of soS Igiehart Az.
left for their home on Tuesday,
July ~ Many social courtcaien
were accorded tho visitors during
their stay,
Anniversary GrrctinEpi Ami.
versary greetings Ia Mr., and Mrs
W, T. Griffin, sol ~. Anthony
Az, who win observe their second
wedding anniversary on Sunday,
July ~.
Heard Brood On Outingi The
Beard Brood spent one weeks va.
cation nj kaufman's Resort ON
Mary Lake, Emily. MINI. Fishing,
boating, swimming and enjoying
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Mrs. Milo Poole
Object Of Nice
Surprise Party

Merrment and FUN prevailed al
the home OF Mr., and Mrs, John A
Jones. $3.50 Firth Az. =, on Satur,
day evening. July ~. when Floyd
Poole Jr.. OF SoS2 Fourth Az, s
rendered wonderful surprise
birthday party at their home IN
honor OF his wife Mia.
When the Jones invited Mr. and
Mrs, Poole to be their guests al
the Aqua FNollies, they readily ac'
copied and u was decided tina,
they stop by for the Jones, This
was not unusual and Mrs Poole
was unaware that she was Ia be
the object OF a surprise,
A group of friends had m.
scmhied At tho Jones residence
and when Mr., and Mrs, Poole
entered voices were heard In the
background singing. Happy
birthday To You"
Dancing was = highlight Of the
festive evening. Refreshments
were served by tho host
Among guests who wished the
honoree happiness were tho Misses
Jackie Smith. owsndolyn Morrow
Kay wexier. Mrs, Barbara la
Noir. Douglas Thompson, Carl
Haygood. Lowell Greer. Rin F'rac,
ton and Thomas Doggett.
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Indian girl from New York City,
who taught school there for seven
years.
Detroit Guest: Robert Giles Of
Detroit. Mich, arrived in the city
Saturday, July 81. for q two weeks
visit with his uncle and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foster and
children OF S6l4 Clinton Av.
House Guests: Mrs. lone John
son, her daughter and son. La
veeda and Harold Logan OF May
wood. nj, and Price Watson OF
Chicago. Ill. were the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and MIS-. George
Daley. 24S3 Fifth Av. s. The Wis
itors enjoyed sightseeing around
the Twin Cities.
Leave For Homes: Joseph Byrd
and Wade Fisk OF Rockford, III,
who have been the house guests of
Mr.. Byrd's sister, Miss Amanda
Byrd OF 3622 Third Av. s., left
for their homes on Saturday. July
81. On Thursday evening. Miss
Byrd and her houseguests were
guests OF Rev w. L, Battle at
services at Gospel Temple in St
Paul and following the service,
were dinner guests Of the Battles
at the Hasty Tasty cafe. Bishop
J. +. Bryant was also a guest. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Jones Of 1922
Third Av. s. entertained at dinner
on Friday evening In honor Of the
visitors.
Return Homs: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
II. Hammond OF 43i6 Third Az. s.
returned home this week from a
motor trip TO Little Rock, Pine
Bluff, Hot Springs and Lonoke,
Ark. visiting relatives and
friends.
Visited Sister: Miss Grace Har-
per. 27l7 Clinton Av.. motored to
Davenport. Ia, TO see her sister.
Mrs. Garrett (Helena) Hall. who
was hospitalized after suffering a
heart attack In st. Luke's hospital.
Mrs. Hall Is now convalescinR at
her home, 1909 Christie. Daven-
port.
BSCP Auxiliary To Elect: The
Minneapolis Ladies Auxiliary 10
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car
Porters. will hold its regular cleo
ton Of officers at s p. m. Tues
day. July 81. at the home Of MIS-.
Leota Perkins. 1920 Clinton Az.
All members are urged TO be pre-
sent as this will be the last meet
ing before convention which will
be held In 81. Louis. Mo. Septsm-
Der 1918.
Visited Family: Mrs. Florence
Hargraves Of Los Angeles, Calf,
spent two weeks in the city visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Collins Sr. OF $500 Fourth Az.
s., and other relatives She was
the house guest OF her brother. J.
r. Collins Jr.. Of 1l46 Aldrich Av.
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CHORAL UNION ~
MUSICAL Az ZION
TUESDAY, JulY 81

The Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union will present a musical pro
gram, Tuesday evening, July 81,
at 8 p. m at Zion Baptist church
nth Az and Lyndale N,
This great musical feast will
present extra special features In.
GLIDING the Rhythmic and Verse
choirs. who viii have special pre-
sensations and the Senior and
Junior Youth departments will
also be featured.
There IL no admission charge. A
free will offering will be taken
The public In cordially invited and
everyone Ii asked 10 bring q
friend. A beautiful prize will be
given the person or organization
bringing in the largest number Of
persons with them.
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Debs & Dates
by -JoNNl"

Iii there debs and dates! Wen
another week end has gone by, and
summer is coming close To an end,
Pretty soon u lot OF you win be
starting back to school. 80 make
the most Of the time you have left
OF Your vacation
Friday night Glen Slaughter
gave a jump at his house,
Susan ellis had n party at her
house Friday night she had lots
OF food and drink, II was a pretty
nice party. but there were some
debs there from the ''TNsinsr who
secm TO have tried TO 80 society.
Now these debs should wise up TO
the fact that there Is no real %.
ciety here In the Twins. and
when they try 10 put themselves
up as such, they arr only creating
''phoney" society. which has
come and gone In the Twins" for
many years. Can't understand
why a fcw chicks have 20 20 a.
round with . front like. because
they're not proving anything to
the public, but only succeeding In
fooiing themselves. so take my
advice. debs. anyone can put them.
selves up m ''siditicsr but what
happens 10 one when they are
brought down from the hcights'
Beware,
Saturday night, the 'Loafer-
cites" gave a party at Diane Mar
tins house,
Ernis Freeman and his Combo.
really whipped up . storm Satur-
day night at Labor Temple, The
Coasters made last minute
change and tho "Magnificences"
Of Chicago took their place. There
were four dates and q deb. They
were pretty good, and they were
very nice Everyone seemed 10
make II 10 the dance, and I, for
one, really had real good time.
One thing liked about Mr.. Free
man Is that he didn't lot one song
drag on for hours. he knew when
To cut them of. and he SURF whal-
ed with living Around" and
Lost Dreams" Little Walter In on
the agenda at Labor Temple In the
very near future.
Edgar Jackson and Judy Jones
got married Sunday, Congratula-
tons kids
Dempsey kimple gave a party
Sunday night.
Well fabulous people. I'll stop
the Flow Of printers ink and leave
you for another week, 10 BE- cool.
Signing Off
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Russell Fernsfrom
Seeks Nomination
For ConqreSsEnon

Russell c, FernStrnm. SSis
Glenhurst Avenue, st, Louis Park
filed for Republican nomination
for Congressman In the Third dis
trict, Monday July -, Mr. Fern
strom. mayor of St Louis Park, is
now serving his second term.
He is a graduate Of Central
High School and attended the Uni.
versity Of Minnesota, Hts Com.
mittee issued the following
statement concerning his filing
The knowledge and experience
which Mayor Fcrnstrnm brings
into this campaign viii enable
him TO wage An intelligent. hard
hitting campaign for the nomina.
ton. He has demonstrated his abll.
ity with a great amount OF work
which he has done for the Mime.
sofa League Of Municipalities, and
his background in the field Of
government Ia invaluable TO a
candidate for Congress. Russ
Fernstrum win not be u casual
candidate he viii not drtbble
through this vital campaign to re-
turn the Third District TO the Re-
publican column"
Fcrnstrom, when asked by . re-
porter from this paper concerning
the fight for the Negroes right to
vote In southern states, said. "the
right To vote il the most import.
ant part OF our democratic pro
cess. ! would favor and constitu.
tionaI means TO obtain that right"
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, n. Mrs. HRrgraves was the re
cipient OF many social courtesies
during her stay. including dinners
luneheons, etc.
Sad News; Mrs. Conny Landers
III l2th Az. N, received the mes
sage Friday morning of the death
in 81. Louis, Mo. OF Robert
Peters. brother-in.law OF Mr.
Landers, Mr.. Landers left Satur-
day morning for st, Louis 10 at
tend funeral services which were
held Monday, July %, Mrs. Ian
ders was unable TO accompany her
husband because she was not feel
ing well,
Visited brother; Hardy White,
4042 Clinton Av.. spent the week
end In Chicago Visiting his
brother. John White. who is III
and confined to the hospital Mr.,
White reports his brothers con-
dition has improved and he Ii
much better.
Detroit Visitor; Little CRrole
Byars OF Detroit, Mich. IL Visiting
in the city and IL the guest OF her
aunts and family. Mr.. and Mira.
AlonEo Ellis. son AlonEo Jr.. and
daughter villa and Mrs. Enola
Thomas and daughter Harlana, all
OF 35o8 Fifth Az. 8. Little Miss
Byars viii spend her summer va
cation In the city.
BACK Home: Joseph Edwin
siEer, son Of Mr., and Mrs. J. E.
sixer. sr.. OF 1914 18th Az. s.. re-
turned home Wednesday evening
from Chicago. where he had spent
three weeks visiting his grand
mother. MIS-. Edith SiEer. Miss
Ruth jackson. 234 N. Miss River
Blvd, Joseph's aunt, who had Wis
tied In Chicago accompanied him
home.
~ Louis Visitors: Mrs, Marie
Gray and Or, o, c. Cooper OF st
Louis. Mo. accompanied by Tony
Webster. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Webster. OF 4037 Third Av
s.. arrived in the city Monday,
July %. Mrs, Gray Is the mother
OF Mrs. Webster and Tony had
been her guest in St Louis for two
weeks. Mrs. L,eola Sims Of t.os
Angeles, Calf, mother OF Mr.
Webster, arrived Thursday and il
the guest Of Mr., and Mrs, Web
ster.
Sister II Guest: Miss Marguer'
lite Hendon OF Chicago. Ill. arrived
in the City Saturday evening for
ten day visit with her sister-in.
law and brother, Mr.. and Mrs
Coleridge Hendon Of 1914 Port
land Av.
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SECOND WARD DVL
TO HOLD ICE CREAM
SOCIAL. JULY "a

Governor and Mrs Orviils Free
man will be the honored guests a,
the Second Ward Cub Annual Ice
Cream Social on July 70, 1868 The
Zee Cream Social 10 which the
public IL invited will b. hsii q,
1891 Y, River Road. Minneapolis
from two O'Clock In the sftHrnoon
until 7 p. m.
There will BE- favors for the
children and Ice cream, home
made cake. lemonade and coffee
for everyone The nominal cost ID
zoe for adults and 2Sc for chill.
iren under IL.
Other guests who are expected
are Mrs Eugsnis AnferRon, Mrs.
Hurtei Humphrey. state Senator
Donald Fraser. B,ats Rep. John
sksa,s. Alderman Kent Young
dahl. County Commissioner Rich,
ard o. HAnsOn. George hurk and
Joseph Robbie
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NOTICE oV IsCoRPoRATIos

sOtios H. hsrsbT given iha'
gyioIiTa PEECisiOg fTuODUcTs
nc. Wa Incorporated on the ieih
dAT ~ July, 1860 under ana pprsp
sst 60 the Minnesota Business Cor
ppTation Act
The general nature 81 its bushes
shsii bs tn manufacture, buy sail
And deal In. stfhsT for fssH o. as
agent for others In machine shop
screw Machine parts. pre-, isiHn
yArts. ana goods wsFss nsf"hsns
disc 81 sysrp Kind ara ssseripfi1n
The hsmss ara Addresses - the
in"Oy pSrafSts are
Joe husfishkS. 1fs fDBisiAns
Ave ~ Louie pAfb. MIN
Gordon .. Martin, tllt bisbaDh
ATsHBs - Louis pafk. MINI.
lanes v Jaf. ,iii fDShKfslisu
Avsass. hiEHsAEsiis HiEE.
The nsHsss ara addfsasss 81 the
'fst Bad 81 Directors aFs
Joe snpsTtsnsD. 17ts i>JBisiAEs
Ave - i>ygis Part. MIN
DsrdSn L. Martin, itif Alabama
AvsnBs. - Louis PAR hlnn
lance v Lsff an f<sn Efsiiss
AysUas nnnsag0fis hinn
DATED Igiv a. ittt
HEfgIfTs PHElTsfyg TT,ODCgTn
IlsC
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tf'SrpsLs a, i@w
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Ter, Stephanie or chicago, return
ed home with Mrs. Young for a
short visit.
Condition II Fair: Mrs. Elnora
Wright. 1881 Bryant Av. N, is
still a patient in Mt. Sinai hoSpit-
al. but is responding to treatment
and her condition IL reported fair.
Returns Home: Curtis c.
Chivers, 4017 Clinton Av., re-
turned home Friday evening from
a short vacation spent in Michi-
gan and Illinois. Mr.. Chivers
spent one day at Camp Baber in
Cassopolis and from there went to
Chicago to visit a cousin. Mrs.
Bernice Stevens, whom he had not
seen for rs years.
Arrives In Paris: A letter re-
ceived from Miss Lorraine Curry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Curry, OF 1895 Fifth Av. s.,
states that she arrived safely In
Paris. She registered Saturday,
July II. at Sorbonne University,
which Is a liberal arts college OF
the University Of Paris. and began
her classes on Monday. July Is.
Miss Curry attends classes six
days a week from o a. m. to IL
noon. Her roommate is a West
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EntertaIn For VIsitoru; Mr. an

Entertain For Visitors; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Edwards OF OCT w.
Central Az. entertained at cock
tails In honor OF out OF town visit
ors, Sgt. and Mrs. Nelson Baienger
II. James sisson. Miss Altha Al
bridge, all Of Chicago. and Mrs,
Ruth Brooks Vernon of Washing
ton. d. C. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harris. Chicago. Cards social
iZing and cocktails rounded out
the evenings festivities for honor
ees and the 20 guests who greeted
them.
Anniversary GreetinKS; Greet
ings 10 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ian
Ter OF 72s Carroll Az. who will
observe their first wedding an
nivcrsary on Thursday. July 26th,
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an abundance OF food was tho or
der Of the day during their va
cation, Among members Of the
Brood present were the Measrs.
and Mines, Booker Ellis ana chill
dren. Howard House and children.
Louis House and children. Flpd
die Slemmona and son. Eugene
Underwood. son. daughter and
guest Percy Hughes III and Mr..
and Mrs, Frank jackson. A won
derfal time was had by all.
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Mrs. casslvs Gets
Home And Gosh

AZ q result 81 the recent divorce
Of Mrs Betty caEsius. 1905 West
Central. IT. Paul. from william
caSSitis. real estate man. MTS
casaius was awarded . cash set.
1smsnt and the family home in
which she resides.
T-hs cash settlement awarded
was several thousand dollars. Mr.
cAsaius must eomplsts The mort
gage paymsnts on the home. Mrs.
caAsius says payments on ths
mortgage ar. guaranteed by .
mortgage on business property
owned by Mr., casslus ., ssth ~.
and Fourth Az n Ainnsapo1is
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APPLICATION TO WED

Edgar r. jackson. ss2 Bryant
Az, NJ. Minneapolis, has made
application for a license 10 wed
Judith A. Jones'. OF ss6 st. An
thony Av., st. PAIL.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS ;

Back Home Mrs John Young, 4046 Third Av S. returned
home Wednesday july Is from Chicago, H. where she
went TO attend the wedding of her son. Samuel Simmons
Mr. Simmons and Miss Barbara Wheeler of ST Paul daughter
of Mrs Doris Wheeler 67 Rondo were married Chicago
July IL Mrs Young brother George Wesley Jr and daugh
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL a

Hostess Mrs Josephine oden $50 Fuller Av entertained
at cocktails honorng out of town guests Mr. and Mrs William
Harris of Chicago and Mrs Mildred Vernon of Washington d.
c. Sunday evening July ~ During the hours guests
to meet the honorod guests sip cocktails and enjoy the re-
freNhmenta
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01

remember Just what she said.
1T all happened too fast for
me to be panic-stricken," she
recalls Il just got out there
and sold my product"
And that's what she is doing
again this fall-only now her
product" is the Stevenson
Kefauver ticket and the whole
Democratic program.
She has made a lot Of
speeches in Tennessee since
that fateful day in 1852,
though never the straight
out political speeches ! am
making now" she says.
Her projection onto the ma
tional scene came about almost
as suddenly as her speech
making that day in Tennessee.
She is one OF several Con-
greSsional wives who are TAX
ing to the musings this fall
because Of a lively demand
from around the country for
Democratic women speakers.
The busting women's speak
ers bureau being conducted at
the Democratic National Com
mittee by Mrs. Oscar Chap
man. wife of President Tru-
mans Secretary Of the In
terror, is pressing into service
many women who never ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
By ISABELLE SHELTON

Mrs. Albert Gore, who
changed from "a handshaker
to a speechmaker" in Tenn
essee when her husband ran
for the Senate in 1852, now is
out making speeches for the
Presidential ticket.
The junior Tennessee Sena-
tors attractive and intelligent
wife has long been a busy be-
hind-the-scenes worker on his
behalf. The Senator iokingly
says that "a lot of people in
Tennessee think she writes my
speeches"
But her public role did not
extend beyond the handshak-
ing and a few polite little
speeches about how women
ought to be more active poll
tically.
Then came 1852. when Mr..
Gore, a six-term House mem
Der. was in a bitter fight to
unseat the Senate veteran,
Kenneth Mcclellan. A vital
House roll call kept Mr.. Gore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Women's Club Meetings
In Washington Area

annual fall Eleusinian meet
ing; speaker. DR.. Louise Mer-
win Young, professor at Anne
rican University. Women in
Politics"
Miscellaneous Clubs
Martha Washington COun-
Gil of Republican Women, Fair
fax COunty-TueSday, 8 pm,
regular meeting with Mrs.
Nelson Carr, 20 Fort Hunt
road. Alexandria; speaker, Miss
Mary B. Keedrick, assistant to
the special assistant to Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Society of Sponsors, United
States Navy, Washington sub
chapter-Thursday Fort Les
ley j. McNair Officers Club,
first annual luncheon; speaker,
Capt. John Sidney Mccain, jr.,
USN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Mrs. Albert Gore Hits
Campaign Troll

in Washington on a day when
he was scheduled to make six
important speeches in Tenn
essee. Mrs. Gore was hastily
pressed into service in his
stead.
To this day she doesn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-01
Civic and Study Clubs

Civic and Study Clubs
American Association of
University women, Silver
Spring Branch-Wednesday, 3
pm, Jesup Blair Community
Center, first regular meeting
of the season; speaker, Mrs.
William Harlem Gilbert, jr.,
''Epilepsy-an Age-Old Prob
lem"
Community Clubs
Beverly Hills WOmen's Club
Thursday. l pm, regular
meeting with Mrs. Cliff r.
johnson, 806 Enderby drive;
to have demonstration of
Jewelry-making by Mrs. Paul
Halter.
Alumnae Clubs
Chi Omega Washington
Area Alumnae - Tuesday, 8
pm, Chevy Chase Woodward
& Lothrop store auditorium,
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pected to find themselves
stumping the country for a
Presidential ticket.
1T all started innocentIy
enough about two weeks ago,
when I was still home in
Carthage. Tenn" she says.
Il got a wire from Katie
Continued on Page BIZ, Col.
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New lanOlin shampoo
adds rich sparkle
cant dry hair!

If your hair is often too dry, stop
using shampoos that leave it even
drier. Helene Curtis has made this
doubLe-Lanolin shampoo especially
for dry hair problems like yours. 1t
leaves your hair glossier, softer, and
easier to manage than any shampoo
you've ever used before. Brings out
all the natural wave, all the richness
of your hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

Two events this month hold
the attention of Washington
area dog fanciers.
The deadline for entries is
drawing near for the biggest of
two March shows. That is the
National Capitol Kennel Club
Show and Obedience Trials
which will be held March IS at
the National Guard Armory. The
entry lists close next Monday.
All breeds recognized by the
American Kennel Club--112 in
|all-are eligible for competition
in this 45th annual presentation
|of the biggest dog show for the
Washington area. The show drew
more that 1000 dogs last year
and the kennel club expects to
better that mark this year.
Entry applications may be
picked up at any veterinary Office
or pet store. Futher information
ION the show can be obtained by
calling Adams 4-0373 or Red
wood 5-5440.
The other show is the Rock
Creek Kennel Clubs annual plan
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Dons Await NCAAAction Two Dog Shows
After Winning 5lstin Row Scheduled Here

Monday in the NCAA tourna-
ment.
The NIT, which hasn't an
nounced pairings for the March
1920 battle in Madison Square
Garden, closed its entry list with
st. Louis yesterday. The Bill
kens wound up in a tie for Sec
ond in the Missouri Valley with
Oklahoma AIM, picked by the
NIT Monday after the Aggies
closed their season with an 1875
record by routing Bradley, 74-40
Other NIT entries are defend
ing champion Duquesne, Dayton,
Louisville, Marquette, Niagara
Xavier of Cincinnati, Lafayette
st. Joseph's of Philadelphia,
Seton Hall and st. Francis OF
Brooklyn.
st. JoSeph'S ran its record to
21-4 last night, making up an
8-point lag with 10 minutes re-
manning to defeat Lafayette, 81
80. That squared a two-game
set between the two NIT clubs
during the regular season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

light started to wane. quit en-
tirely.
The Washington Ike Waltoni-
ans will hold their annual Bob
Wilson" day at Aliens Fresh.
Md, commencing at 10 am.
Sunday. March IL. Each year
local Waltonians hold this outing
in honor of Bob who was a
member of the chapter. and
along with trying for nice mess
of yellow perch. meet with old
friends and make new acquain-
tances. Special prizes will be
offered the youngsters, so don't
fail to bring sis and junior along.
Take Route 5 to Waldorf, Md,
then Route 301 for about II
miles and turn left at the sign
for mile to the Fresh. Bait
will be on sale there but bring a
can or bait bucket for it. Incl
dentally the March meeting for
the Washington chapter will be
held at the Chevy Chase Com
munity Center, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Mckinley street NV.
at 8 pm. Tuesday, March 10.
In talking with Ernest A.
Vaughn, Game and. Inland Fish
Commissions director of Mary
land, also with DR.. William B.
Holton of the commission, we
asked if consideration had ever
been given to opening Howard,
Montgomery and possibly Prince