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PARKS, LOUISE B. suddenly, on
Monday, March ~, 1851, AZ her
Pleasant, Nd. LOUISE r. PARKS
(nee Augustine). wife Of the late
Morgan j. Parks, mother Of Fabian
and Marie Dove and sister Of
John W., Fabian L.. Francis @. and
Gerard J. Augustine. Friends may
call OF her late residence. Notice
Of funeral later 9
QUICK, CLARENCE. On Sunday, March
26. 1861, at Mount Alto Hospital,
CLARENCE QUICK of 10. 8. .Aber-
deem st., Arlington, Va, beloved huS-
band OF. Helen NJ Quick: father Of
Mrs. Lois @. Black Of Vienna, Va:
son Of Mrs. Iva I. Quick Of Hinton,
Va; brother Of Harold B. Quick Of
Hinton, Va: Marion r. Quick of
Columbus, Ohio, and Emerson b.
Quick Of Sacramento, Calf. He also
Is survived By two grandchildren.
Services at the 9. II, Hines Co. Fu-
.. neral Home. 2oOI I4th Sc. NV. on
Wednesday, March 90, ct 9:3Q m.
Parking facilities.l Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. IS
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MASON, CHARLES Z. on Sunday,
MsE'S sE 3, q as56 5Ss1 SS;vS dssi. Ma
Dorothy B. Mason. SOFA father uSf 81 ftau cSsrles g
D. Wheelwright aid brother Of
Harrison ziegenfus Of Allentown,
Pa. Friends are invited to call al
the Bethesda- Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pnmphrey, BE.
thesda. Nd, where services will 81
held Tuesday. March 2S, at . pm,
1nterment Parklawn Cemetery.
Please omit flowers. SS
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1881. sfz AlNR9 SP bSVas' bSSGVVfss'' Oi iMiSsa N:a
s .Ss Sa's S e. tS;sy s 1.s.. g ssa TssI
DAVIS. brother Of Mrs Homie
Rixie. Mrs Elisabeth Lindsey & AaS and
Arthur Davis. He also Is survived
BY two nieces, two nephews and
other relatives and friends. on
wednesday. March 80. from 6 pm.
70 10 Pm, friends. may call ct the
Nichols ave. Sc, where services will
be held on Thursday, March 80,
at IL am. the Rev. J. d. Pair
officIating. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery. %
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DEBERRY, JAMES. suddsnly. en-
Tuesday. March %. 1861, al Ms
rssldsnee. 12l1 N ct. NV, JAMES
DEBEREY. devoted friend Of Doro-
thy Toliyer. He also leaves 70
mourn his passing two sisters and
h2st Of ether relatives and friends.
ments 81 the John 4. Rhines = "a,
Funeral Home. 3OIb 18th st, ne
Warrington IL. D. C..
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DELAMAISON, CHARLES 3, on eun-
day. March 20, 1861, at his resi-
denee, g10 Nswhali st., Silver
spring. Nd, cHAnLEs x pfLA.
MAIsoN, beloved husband Of Helen
x. DelameiSOn. Friends may eail
ct the Takonna Funeral Home. 2Bz
Carroll st. NV. (p4fkinRs oppositel
where prayers will be said ou
Wednesday, March 90, at 11:3O an,
Interment Rock Greek Cemekery
Memorials TO the Heart Fund would
be prAferred.l
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HANDLE. WILLIAM @. or $500 3Sth
ave, Hyattsvilie, Nd. on March "a
1861, husband Of Ruby L. Kandle
Services at the Chambers Funeral
: Home, 1901 Cleveland ave-, River
dale. Nd, Thursday. March 30. al
i pm. InterInent Epiphany Gene
tery, Fofestville, Nd. 20
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COMBS, MARSHALL OWEN, On Sum
fassi aCsipt Miria AHHn iS SS OVER " rsrSSjsist coNRs
heloyed husband Of Mary Eilen
Combs. r.; son Of Mrs, Effie Combs
and nephew Of Mrs. Lillian Middie-
ton Of Clinton, No, and Vivian W.
AdamS OF Waldorf. Nd. Funeral
from the HUNT Funeral Home, Wall
dcri, Nd. on Wednesday, March 20,
a. an. Mass 81 81, Johns Church,
Clinton, Nd. AZ $3.50 am. Inter.
ment st. Peters Cemetery, Waldorf,
No. Rosary at Si16 pm. Tuesday,
Mafeh 2S. 2S
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ERNEST n. Members ei
Spalding Council, knights
Of Columbus. will assem-
bls at the James +, Ryan
Funeral Home, 3I7 Pa,
ave. Sc! At 9 Pm Tues
recitation Of the rosary for
brother, ERNEST II.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

AfMRnHSOs Msrcs cHSRASc isSs. ScoRSTpH TH 4. ri1is an.
DERSoN! Of 1897 Mpntello. ave.
Anderson. srother 81 FfedsficE. AZ
bert, Franklin, Samuel Cornelius
and Josie. Anderson. He also y
friends. After pm. Tuesday,
March 2S, friends may cali at the
Armwood Funeral Home, 460o 18th
st. NV. Services on "Wednesday,
March %. ct IL am. at the Purity
Baptist Church, 1895 MARYLAND ave.
ficiitinE. Interment Carver Park
Cemetery. = :. 4
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March Is, 1851. at. Seorss Ss'Wvfaas. WasS..
tngtol University Hospital, RACHEL
COOPER sitter Of Arthur D, CouF-
,sey Of Woodbury., NJ, j., and Ben.
= iamin Coifsey OF Pittsburgh, "a,
Other; Other relatives and friends also
at the Chinn Funeral Home. 26O5
Shirlington rd., Arlington, Va, after
pm, Tuesday, March 2S, where
funeral services will be conducted
at 10 an. Wednesday, March 20,
msnt wooSIaWn VSseSn cemstep, inter-
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ff -
CARBONI, JOHN. On Sunday. March
.Eg6. 1861, JOHN CARBONI OF 3OO1
,tsJamestoWn rd., West Hyatstille, Nd. !,
beloyed husband Of Esther " Csr-
Funeral home. 473lp Baltimore ave,
N.tei held wednesday. March %, et
t6:3Q am. themes TO 81. ,Jer0me's
ECatholic Church, Hyattsyille, Nd,
EEhere requiem mass VIII be held Tor
The repose4 Of his soul at g. Am.
.sRelatiyes and friends invited. Inter-
pent Mount Oliyet Cemetery. Frienqs
may call after 2 pm. Monday. sS
GARLSON, MAUDE A. OF sos sth st.
he. on March 20. 1861. wife Of the
Sriate Henry A. Carlson. mother Of
.Iohn j.. Carlson: sister Of John B.,
James P. and Clarence NJ, Wells,
Minnie e. Craddock and ..Anne l..
Nsnerai Home. 517 1lth st. Sc. on
t:I%sHt :TS arlington Natisaai Gene sg
tSRLsON, MAUD. otgcsr ana
e1a meanbers nf Kenneth H
Nash Unit. NO 8, the
MLN hinefiean Lesion Auxiiiafy
W~k ere fequested to easeIllbll
W. 1t the w w. chann6eEi
y funeral Home. 81 i1th
: March rs, 1861. for services.
~ LOUISE OoLETREE. pfesident.
- HAZEL. I.EWOE. 4ecr&tnfV
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DAY.. JOHN ,. on sunday March e6,
1851. ct his residence. 1927 3Sth
Sc; brentwood, Md, JOHN +. DAY,
Also survived by several Fnieees and
nephews. Friends may call ct the
sachusetts ave. n e., where Serviee
VIII be held Wednesday, IarCn 90,
a. 1850 pm. lnterment Arlinston
National GSmeteFy. %
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BYRNES, NOEL C. An emergent COM
"a niunicstion of snare n
IN Lodge, No. 327, A. =. and
I'm A. NJ, is hereby called for
MyN 10 I'm. Thursday. March
~NW. 80, 1851. for the purpose
WE of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late
brother. NOEL C. BYRNEs.
Il. CLINTON KOONTZ, w. NJ.
ALBERT z. GoRHAM, Asst, Secy.
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Qey. MRfCn ~, 1901, az MS resi-
dence. 1903 JudsoH rd., Wheaton
Nd. HOWARD HAUd. beloved hus,
band Of Shirley Halg; devoted "a.
ther q MEs. Joan Dort end Mrs
Md. He also rs survived BY . sister
Miss Louise Elizabeth Haug Of New
YORK; three bEStheTs; Herman ant
,g,,. LSgis Hayg, both q New YoEk. ant
s..1,o and scuI. Essndcnildrsn, gunsTa ,.
& sons Funeral Home. $500 i1tR 81
10 am. Interneflt King David Ne
mortal Garden. Memorial week
112O4 Markwood dr.. Silver Spring
Md. In lieu Of flowers. family sue
gests contributions may BE made {,
the, Washington sanitarium ami
Hospital rs
HODGE, CHARLES. on sunday, Marc
SSii.r,,ss SSi lgSi' 49,, "a cpsusltya Hsspita
Il s.e., beloved husband Of HAITI
Hodge, father Of RUSSELL. Charles +
and Virginia Hodge; brother 3
Alice Foster, Mary. Sadie and Jerr
nineteen ersndciIildren, six sreat
grandchildren, other relatives an
Il friends. The late Mr.. Hodee ma
be viewed At the stewart Funeri
Wednesday. March 70, where sery
isss so win ss held ThSTsssE Marc Marc
Memorial Cemetery. 20
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Of my dear wife, MABLE L. BRUCE.
who passed away two years aso to-
dag, March 9S, 19bg. -.
HER HUSBAND. ELIOT W, gRUCn,
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SMITH, NARY. On Friday, March
Hospital. MARY SMITH Sf Us isa stt
st. Sc, devoted mother hof Pauline
Landham and Theodore r. Price
She also leaves 80 grandchildren
relatives and many friends. re.
mains may be viewed after 8 pm
and the rosary will be Fecited q
pm. Tuesday. March 3S, a
the Boyd Funeral Chapel, 523 sil
st: Sc. Mass win be held ct s:5i
st. Vincent de Paul Church, IA =
81. Sc, with Father FarraRhar Of
nciatins lnterment Morganzs
Evening star., 1961-03-28

BHENES; arS NOEL eLirEERD; laSl Sn Ss Mo1. 1ssi.
Ses; Ses:s. Msiss 4ssa Old DO spsoiininlon driSs.
Arlington, Va, NOEL CLIFFORD
bYRNES. beloved husband OF Mar
garet z. Byrnes and father Of Mrs.
Guy c.. McGee,- Joseph T. n. Ken
L. and Wade L. Byrnes. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2e47 Wilson. blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services viii be held
on Thursday. March 3Os at IL Am.
Entornhment National Memorial
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Dtsthh

CLEAGMERs EMMA. on Saturday,
March as6, 1851, at the weshinst6n
Sanitariurn HOsnital. EMMA, oLEN-
MIR of Long Beach, Calf mother
Of Afs Gerald =. Phelps: sister 81
Mrs. Claude A. Mullins, Mrs. Mildred
Thefpe, Mrs. Eta Migget, James o.
and William, Howard. Mrs. Glenn
mer rests ct the. Warner z. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, eA34 deorGia
ave-, SILVER SprinS, Nd where serv-
ice VIII be held on Wednesday,
March g. 81 ! pm. parking feeil-
ities). Intermett Psrklswn Gene.
CLEVELAND. HENRY HERBERT On
Monday. March -, 1861, at Mount
LAND o. 44a5 9th st. NV, beloved
husbandt st Mrs. Daisy Cleveland
and father OF Henry Edward enc
& CalvAfio Cleyeiand. He also leaves
TO mourn his passing three sisters
four brothers. other relatives and
many friends Remains resting a
the John y. Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home, 3Q15 12th st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later.
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DEATHS
ARhouHcemeAis u
ssrvLses ~ Chanbers

Y. Y: sssssssG:..s:. &; 6.
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VINCENT F.. On. Monday.
W st. NV. Washington, b. C.. SON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Martin.
Friends may call at 0awlefIs Chapel,
will be reeited on wednesday,
March 20, At 8 pm, lcourtesy park
Ing oppositel. where funeral serV-
ices will, be held on THURSDAY,
March 80, at TO am. IntermeFlt
Arlington National Cemetery, 20
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9Fathh

RUBIN. JACOB, on Tuesday. March
Blair Mi drive, silver spriSs, Nd,
beloved husband Of Ida Rubin and
de- Ssvcsed fsthe5, q ABE RubIn e
q q ssthesds. Ma; ii Mrs a0Rii Rits Hsiiaa. Hssa.
berg OF Chevy Chase, Nd. and Mrs.
Irene White Of Baltimore, Nd. he
also Is survived by q brother and
three sisters, Harry Rubin Of Wesh-
ington, .. c.; Mrs. Pauline Chafets,
Ms. M!s Lslian ,Is silverman . and . Mss.
. and ten grendchlldren. Services at
the g. .. ooldberV q Son funeral
Home. 49l7 9th st. NV. on Wednes-
day, March 20, ~ pm. 1ntefs
ment District Of, Columbia Lodge
Cemetery. In mourning at 4420
sedgElek 81 nv. Family geeuegts
MADE 10 yOuT 'I:ss tsSorits fiSHiSSins sSslisss ss
sCRELl, DAVID O.; lieutenant con.
mander. retired. y. s. Navy. OF hlO4
9TH I'd. South, Arlington. va, on
March 20. 1881, husband of Lois B.
sehell: father Of payid and John K.
sscssn; sscSssnH; H5cthsr sIsss q . ths Asy: Miliials
Alice Murray, Marian Keyre, Ruth
Petruuts, Florence Hugilea and Nllda
Chambers. Remains et the Ct1anhs
3 beTs Funeral Home, SOFA M Sc. NV,
Si,E S WssG11sssay s.EH1sss Maseh Nn. Ss e ;se ~
ApIinstSysf Gfs Mysf Ny.atosss va e. tassfnTeS: TSs
family will receive friends from 1 te
and to Q pm. Monday and
TUESDAY. The. family REQUESTS ne.
MORALS to the, American Cancer
Society. rs
Evening star., 1961-03-28

DEE; ELSIE = on Sunday. March
& DEE; widow q the late H.rry
well Of Chevy Chase Nd. sTSd
Judge Buell. Maxwell Of TintoI,,
lowe. Also surviving are four stenr
sons, nine grandchildren and four
great.grandehildren. Funeral win
se nei9 IN Itpten. Iowa. on Wednes-
Waterloo, Iowa.
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Dratha

INsC0E, MARY A. .Cnse BAkeD. of
1851. wife Of the late Haywood Lee
Inseoe and mother of John u and
bOra b boHis asksf and iss MSrs E. e. rssiST. SiST.
Services at Chambers' Funeral Home,
30T9 ~ .st. NV, on wednesday,
March 29. at II am. interment
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HCsss TO- xSsT pSsI a & sS., o9 IsSsS
husband Of Esther N. Schonie, son
Mrs. Marion NJ. Greene, uncle Of
mrs. Alice Lee Bryant. Funeral serv-
ives at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
sparking taciiitiesl. on Wednesday,
Cedar Hi CemettTy. "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02

Advertisement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
A Few Words
Time to Call a Hall

The Curriculum Study Group is going
just little too far in advocating home eco
Monies courses for boys in school
First of all, the boys themselves win shy
away from such thing like Buck Jones,
Hoot Gibson and Ken Maynard used to shy
away from girls in our favorite cowboy
movies.
Second, just what in the world is the
world coming to, anyway?
OF course, we believe in equal rights for
women, but the home is one place where we
believe in her complete autonomy partic-
ularly when it comes to cooking, sewing
buttons on shirts and changing the, well,
whatever has to be changed.
The emancipation of the female is a
steamroller that seems to be gathering mo-
mentum as the years pass.
Sure, we'll agree to let EN- vote. They
can fight us men for any job they think
they're capable of doing in the business
world. We can't even find too much fault
with the ladies in public life.
That last is bit of selfdefense, because
as Marylands comptroller Louis Goldstein,
pointed out recently, women are the majority
of the voters now, and someday they're 60
ing to realize that if they get together they
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02

ment of the young people in
salaried positions in local indus.
try.
The project started early in
June under the direction of Mrs.
Erbergard Trans of the coun-
TVS UCP organization and Miss
Sonia Sporting, welfare chair
man of the Junior Women's
Club of Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Dale Button of Chevy
Chase, an occupational Their
apist, guided the group in their
handicrafts, which were carried
out in workshop meetings in the
basement of the Shepherd Park
Christian Church of Silver
Spring.
Members of the Chevy Chase
Women's group and UCP provid,
ed transportation to and from
the workshops and served as
helpers to the handicapped.
Expressing pleasure with the
booths success, a spokesman
for the project said it demon
strated to the general public
that cerebral palsied adults, mo
matter how handicapped, can do
handicraft, keep happy, give
themselves some degree of dig
nifty, self respect and feeling
of accomplishment"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
Funeral Service
For Chevy Chase
Newspaperman

Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Our Lady of
Lourdes Catholic Church in Be-
thesda for T. S. Jack Adams,
veteran Washington newspaper
man and former president of
the Chevy Chase Citizens Asso-
citation, who died Monday.
Mr.. Adams, who was SO and
lived at 4704 Morgan dr., Chevy
Chase, had been a resident of
Montgomery County for II
years.
He had been a member of the
Washington Bureau of the AS
ISOLATED Press for 80 years.
A graduate of Louisiana State
University, Mr.. Adams was a
member of Lamda Chi Alpha
social fraternity, and Sigma
Delta Chi honorary journalistic
fraternity.
Burial was in Baton Rouge,
La, where Mr.. Adams spent his
early years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
By Kent Palmer

can elect a president
(And then the First Man can redecorate
the White House the way ne wants to do.)
But, in the home, where fathers position
as dominant tyrant, not to be disturbed
from his homecoming in the evening until
his leave-talzing the following morning has
been sacrosanct all these years - please,
please don't upset the apple cart.
Fellows, we've got to get together Be-
cause, look. Who invented the outdoor grill?
The women, that's who. History might tell
it differently but we're giving you the inside
story.
Who invented the suburbs where a
woman hasn't enough time to call her own?
The women that's who.
Who invented the idea of the equality of
parenthood meaning that good old Dad
should help with babysitting, processing
youngsters through the bathtub and other
such mental tasks - for our modern world?
The women, that's who.
And they're not through yet unless we
can head them off We may be too late to
get to the pass, but something's got to be
done.
Home economics for boys indeed
If it happens friends, that's doomsday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
Jewish Center
Holds Service
AT Midnight

A pre-High Holiday service
will be held at midnight tonight
at the Montgomery County
Jewish Center, 2901 East-West
hwy, Chevy Chase. Rabbi Tzvi
H. Porath will conduct the
service.
The U.S.Y. group made up of
young people of junior high
school age will have a discus.
sion Of the High Holidays at
10 pm. to be followed by re.
freshments prior to the mid.
night service. All young people
ere invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
From The
Pastors Study
WHAT ARE YOU WORTH.

bar of steel worth five dollars when wrought into
horseshoes is worth ten dollars If into needles it
is worth $780, if into penknfe blades it is worth $4,000;
if into springs for watches it is worth $25OoOO What
drilling the poor bar must undergo be worth that
But the more it is manipulated the more it is ham.
mered and passed through the fire. and beaten and
pounded and polished the greater the value May this
parable help to be silent still and suffering
Those who suffer capable of yielding most; and
it is through pain that God is getting out of us
for His Glory and the blessing of others
Selected
For spiritual counsel, write call The Pastors Study
Pastors Study
CO The Mennonite Church
Gaithersburg Md.
WA 604S1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02

cerebral palsied of the county,
the sale booth offered handmade
breadboards, souvenir election
day flags, change purses, comb
cases, pot holders and racks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02
PaIsied Harldicraft
Exhibit a Success

Although we didn't get rich we came out ahead
financially reports official of United Cerebral Palsy of
Montgomery County, referring to sales of handicraft by
cerebral palsy victims at the County Fair last week.
A project of UCP's "140-40 Club" for young adult
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-09-02

1t was planned as a step in
the rehabilitation program for
young members of the handi.
capped group, leading to place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
COP KILLER
RULED INSANE

PONTIAC - Donald r. Benny
field, %, who killed Royal Oak
Township policeman and wound
ed another June %, was ruled
insane by a sanity commission
appointed by the Oakland County
Circuit Court last week.
Judge William J. Beer ordered
Bcnnyfield, an unemployed fac
tory worker, of 10303 .Algona,
Royal Oak Township, committed
TO the Ionia State Hospital.
Bennyfield, a former mental
patient at Pontiac State Hospital
had been charged with first-de-
gree murder in the death OF Sgt.
James Gatewood, Jr.
Gatewood was shot with a rifle
when he tried to enter Benny
fields home while investigating
report that Bennyfield had
been following young girls.
Patrolman Edward Watkins,
who was wounded IN the shoulder,
is recovering.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
NAAP Asks President To
ind National Guard Color Bar
James Parsons,
1st Negro US.
District Judge

HAYANNIS PORT, Mass, -
James Benton Parsons, 80. is in
line to become the first Negro
in history to be appointed to the
us. District Court judgeship.
Informed sources said President
Kennedy decided this week to
name Parsons to the federal dis
trict judgeship.
There never has been federal
district judge in the continental
United States.
Four Negroes have been judges
in the predominatly Negro Virgin
Islands, but judges there arc APP
pointed for specific terms, in
stead OF for a lifetime tenure, as
Parsons would have.
A brilliant young jurist, Par
sons has spent nine years in the
u. S. District Attorneys office
during which time he successfully
prosecuted Illinois Communist
leader Claude Lightfoot.
Parsons, now Cook County
(Chicago) judge, was the first
Negro elected to the Illinois
Superior Court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

This fall John W. Kemp. OF
1896 Baldwin, will enroll at Mich
igan State University in East
Lansing, Michigan.
Young Kemp received sup
Elementary scholarship from the
National Scholarship Service and
Fund for Negro Students MSS
FNS).
Scvcnty.seven sophomores and
Juniors arc receiving NSSFNS
support this year at SO inter
racial colleges. Their fields of
concentration represent an en-
couraging cross-Section OF higher
education both in the liberal arts
and in the more specifically ca
rccr-oricntcd fields.
Twenty-seven have chosen en-
cheering. mathematics or science.
Is one Of the social sciences, 6
English literature, 3 pre-medi.
cal and nursing. s education, S
languages. 2 architecture. and
the balance Of four have yet 10
choose their majors.
For Is years the National
Scholarship Service and Fund for
Negro Students has sought out
and helped potentially talented
young Negroes 80 on TO college.
The agency has awarded over
100000 in supplementary schol-
arships TO almost 1900 freshmen
and upperclassmcn. These MSS.
FMS awards make up the differ
cncc between S2,500,000 in schol'
arships awarded by the colleges
and other financial aid, student
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
Numbers Ring Hit

Police said last week they
smashed a number ring accused
of doing a SS.OO0-a-day business.
Twenty persons were arrested.
Named as the leaders OF the
ring are Randolph Mackie, 30, OF
321g Calvert. and Lancy Cobb, 30,
of 26l24 Cunningham. Warren.
A force of % policemen led
by Ii. Robert Bullock, Of the Rae
ket Squad raided the main office
or the ring at 1919 Twentieth, and
substaiions at 1901 Holcomb and
520l Bewick.
All those arrested are held for
investigation of conspiracy to VIC
late the State gambling laws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
NAAcP Hits US. Funds
For Jimcrow Airporfs

NEW YORK - Protesting a
Senate vote TO table an amend
ment cutting off federal aid TO
airports in five southern cities
which practice racial segrega-
ton, NAACP Executive Secrc-
tary Roy Wilkins has written
Senate Majority Leader Mike
Mansfield urging that the Gov
eminent make no grants OF any
nature to any airport which dis
eliminates in any manner be-
tween travellers on the basis oil
race and color
In a letter dated August 2, the
leader Of the National Associa.
ton for the Advancement OF Col
ored People cited Senator Mans
fields reported observation that
the amendment, offered by Sena-
tor Jacob X. Javits R., N.Y). was
out of order because none OF tho.
money 10 be made available in
the pending measure was ear
marked for additional terminal
construction.
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

Two election officials and Ia
poll workers in Telfair County,
Georgia have been indicted by
a federal grand jury in Savan-
nall on charges of casting and
counting fraudulent ballots IN
the presidential election last
November.
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy said that besides return
ing the two-count indictment the
grand jury also issued a resolu-
ton asserting that the county's
board of registrars and the deputy
registrar failed to register voters
properly or purge voters lists OF
ineligible names.
The first count, charging con-
spiracy against the rights Of citi-
zens, named 16 defendants. These