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| SCHOLAR. ORATOR,PATRIOT
Continental Pantur** *
Continued From Page One
\rc 1)01 NS MARS
found themselves iy nitt
clasM-d U> I'.-: June oi' 3i-tj ■■. * lie ii
tilt with Winston-Salem.
On Friday night Raleigh’s W-..-U
--ingtou Hi.ii Sthooi's “U *h- Bum-’
crossed into pay -Or: ;v- i, • ■ dev. ,-i
a lighter and in- xr" n>" <• d Wii
list'»rs High !t .a:. ! ..ii \\ !t ; 1
by a J 4-0 c*.-
Outstanding -iv- W:,.■!.;>- tm
High tUiiii -.1.-:
crossed the W;.in t ■ > d ;ho
second i after a ,Vi-v,.rd -int
down the field a: ri ... hi. ii. :: !h"
extra point The .
earned in the fine-l T ! hi )
it'.;’ a Willi.-,:on fat;.hie
,!t: the Mortpui-N*. ! ! -lies ••
game : ii fnarg;n o', '
provided bv (ho extra j mi.' each ng
of Quarterback Jimmie Lim Fei.. e;
Os W as!; i: ■e‘ a. ■ M < i; , I ......
i onvcteiioii:-' c'a'h t: ■, di h ;•: vv in
the final : care.
More than j.OOO far » eked if-
Durham Athletic p.-.rh f.a the T.-tr
Herds tain, forr- t:.. vi v. her i
was made id th-- an-xo'iiu: by
the fact that ih■ ■ K vies regisfeml
their first wm uvi r the VT-iruan
Bears in ihe >i t!.e -"er
petit.)'ai he da < ■ da a d
The MW>d a; i
ternoon's SC'aaia; dv in
hail from im SCt": ;;-t . . ma-
With St. Thorn,').. md Fre . .Ida
noting a* < a mar; ! '.-eat
*. j* • Th 1 a ■ a ; .. a
ihe oro -. ..a ad line 1* -; 'is ti: c< .i-'
Trie Ttr.i !) ex! , a ia.it .v
wide
in * ... aasoiai ..me.: 1
t.leveii.pi I o a.aaanm aaa
their owii with Oi ady i-.- mcl iun
nine hark ;i iiuiit !■* i. . a., a -Pi at
ter which .-da •• ' . !; ■:. T ,
to Heiiingeworth and am .j pi .
play mi >vi 1 Mw a,.:.' (in
Morgan one yari 'ay ••«-tmr«- it
was carrier! >v Air
Lipebergei ick -
ll.lnj r(;i|, I 1 J-Oli . :*-iv • 1 y\t j ./-J
openim- of i'o<: (hod qu.u }low
in d received t.iv- I'.dl <.»• •• hi- 'wp
42 and ringed to \V ; 1H;;- * Harr;.-
who electrified the dm • v dn a
10-yai'd a .’.-ha t) ;md i It .•
NTC a (i . . Td
point was good ■ i,: " -aled
7-13.
In tin fmai prmod .!- a.-.
Tpljj f Yimqhh(f\&
By BIU P<l f SOS
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JAN(' ?rAN I I |
fitJAtf a j
V/ - a-4
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f K, n ■ /"n
-• s « much chaff Wow in' about in
flation thni we a'l overlook the real
cause .. . kick of go d-. Wi; j;i..!
hacen'i i> • -t oiirhin'hnnlenough!"
* Pcs fen Is That Serve You '
1 : |jj^ # ** m •*®•• *. a i
j
m jo H 8 ?4 H£EU mmmm
WMm tPSiIS cOH^oium
-to keep nom (on mi wmnmm?
SSIiI O^ CLERKS /ww#
p^eNl application..
y£’ • I CMmi/memai patent rights
1 4|r | YtH&UDA MALFMILLIONOOUtiRS?
w ife/ A wvtktor and partners Mm mums
jfe m§&,mfi omwc n-mn patent term, ..
afeiiteA /L/.W WSOSTW...JQBS...
* P-itp&uti /IxUo-nM Pot«nt Council
NCC end blocked a Morgan punt
by Howard on the Morgan 25-y.ird
stripe Fullback Civtis i! wton took
the bail for four piayx. relinquish
or! it io Gdbioatr: foi orn lay and
diet! . 'm.Cil. d boor f !■■■■>.-I the f.VO
yard mark to scorn. Til... ext; a. fviiii!
SHAM ST.
A : nod|i ; on! indi e vimeniiv
j partisan crowd poured into R»
! j-'-it-n rim.,a - Park on Saturday
' night, so !'*!• .liiinioi mtra-ciiy
i duel be-’ m-i'-i Shaw Ijiuvarsity and
St. Aii;;i. mo ' Colic fc.
3'iu- iw<> cm iy mxison ?r t!>ack.-
enoounirred iiy the Bapiists in
: i.hci: fray .-.at! If.irii* inn and Fla
A. and M fad boosted the hopes
;of 'he St. Augustine s contingent
' who were beaming of one of the
i.o!. i. loan.;-, in their history.
Oc-pSic the flnshy rimainn arK)
a >,o -o' Mac.'. !id .av i M.ib Burcil
AugU' 1 1 * •■<’ • hup*'. l '
Emvnm, a m awrc !h;m n http
tu Sh.•• l.i t-p. rind "tounC'r.
' down'' which v a scored . lev.
olay- ass-T ihe nfflciais rnied a
laimpicte which lend Janie,.
at 'oo St Aug. k yarn i.'a
•Full story of Sfaw-S! Aug
; arc' nil apnr; a piiyvi.
SnirMs (miimiiorcr
fna w r t>f i 1 ■■ - ■o' dbi A
- wui br lit.arted. I'he Oiciei' of
th«- Arrow a. a National Ifosun
(..ampers Socqoty.
V; ted til ■'•amp "! ;) t' ytV! e-'-v • i
; C-imrib]oettvitic;.. .Ail patreff;
;pm £ - UU|>i'!t ing Wii) tic. | >O.l go, I )i".
• orrling )•» .> stand a ,'d and <*ac h
PH*'.'i'll will he awarded a bannci
(tepfrnd’.nc on i.lipir rating. Kvevy
■ a .■liw 'u :u y om 1 ; ma;: or .;
< '.unpotße souvenir The Cempo
•• re will officially end following
lunch Saturday
r-\IRMO>T \OTKS
The F;mi jp.pty.t r'liiiri'h of Fail -
merit. favored congregation
ther of it# splendid .-m--
vac.. Mu: >c rend'red by the ri.-
cijr'ir was clone IscaMtifiifiv ‘i io'
•'heir a.i a aia- ar: o-; c. -i p,y .. trio
’.mg by ttirec Shaw graduaif a
M es Dorothy Floyd and Arzaria
Brt.iic.'p .'Uai avr c;» 1 ;.- = t-m oi Fai‘
ri-bi't. and Mi :i Meider .Jenkivm
who x- work-np in (he xrhoof ay.; ;
tern here.
' in .pning p»m ,m ■-a;, said b-’ ■
F" r;CO’-. la P ri m.-bOM-j a fS i
which the pa: tor. the Key J D \
.Mcßae, brddgbt a mi ....;agi wiiich
will be long remernbered.
Ame ng the visitors who attended I
- ;
Jo i>ia Cij.a:. Mi iho-i'l Fox worth.
Max .veil Alien ami Hazel Houni- i
gan
On Juiv \ farm real estate val- i
pniduee the average diet.
u<as averaged more than double
i'-.o 1035 J:'- average
SECOND GECTiOT-r
REPORT KLAN IS
immmw oTiTr
JNfUlllllb c
OF INDIANA
I.NDtAN \FOLIS - AMf'i ,\
l- I .oi l frii.-n Dr Sum Green, grand
dia.nii of Ihi Kit Klux Kian. 1,..
! J Hut lie flooded order is riuietclv
| in vi din.: the .Hate of Indiann in an
• effr.i't to regain its 27 yem contro l
ovi i' .rate pollUc.- '."htcl'i it In.-.t in
. FT, Hfi'v it. AHy ficr; Cleon
H Fuir : aid at hi- office 1) re
’m l w. ek 1 li;>t he has been am
able to confirm report'-- of an \
Kl.'m net iv'ty."
Green, speaking to a report o\ i
die telephone, in;isted that i 100.. in
KJanvcrur: or chapters of Hie mu;
'id religious: hating K! o; am,
quietly beitir* o ■ ganrred. Ho de
dined to yve out details of he
1 peraiion iyut a-i.tad the najiortoi
lo write iaiu. ouilmim; ideas oil
, Few to promote the return of Pu
.•order fr> power in tl).• state
The Kliiii. which flourished un
i abated dun;; ; Ii;o ifi'Jii was uni .
j lowed when Indiana i a; od an “an.
j li-l-iiite" law ip J 947. Foust vvl;.
"■a a ri'icmber of former Ain
;Gen Jymes A. Emmert's :■) .fj ,M
I Hie iinic>-.'aid his office was ken.;-
aa. watch for any signs of Kins,
'activity and for other hate group.-,
iHe raid immediate investigation:-
jiH'c ma.de of “'ail suggestions oi
iKlan activity.”
I have been unable to confirm !
. reports of any Kian activity, h--
m,;d. T would apfircviate gct:-i...
any definite information anym ( > •
[can Gc- on Klan expen.-ion plan- '
This ii".ronr>.aturn would he turn
; <‘d niei to Hie state police top the
m.-nui. investigalion. Muj Robert
A O’.A -.a; .Jaic irdiae rxciuiavt
"fficcr. di.-i'untPod Giteen's boas!
of a K!.i! revival in Indiana. He 1
mv.d Ins men had found no (•'•;- ;
donee •••£ KICK activity in ;he ’
»i;itc
Under lii- nut.-hale law an v
me wh« joins any Klan organiz >
Hot; drive faces a maxinturn f-,n
Tinment with a to year disfj
-Of 5i.0,000 and two ‘yews’ impins
! chlsement.
'MA <:o\nu( is to
imiiT m:<;ro
HUM. SH MATS
'.v v HD,., irr-i. .AGP,
; Mo:riceai JoJinson. president of
Howard university, and U'm Krv
; -uvrcii.. ••• ( Gorman. A.■/., prcsi
.dent "f the white fJcorgckiwn m :
; v ' r ■ • * y. HE’ l With Hr-t' h's ccirnmi>
' ; hvio Pam svook avd signed
: roii ■ r;ic! s r.ayt \ ; 3 rirri i• •••jon - J
S' .re dic.d ;■ idin t ralping
r < GaJimgcr hospniai
; lie confr.Tcf.. Inter sigeed ;. ....
;'y ; ' ;fl !kf ' k Marvin pmmidmit 'ni
'G.-iisr 'Washington u:;; ver -: •■■ ai
agree if r:t made ias-t sp! a. ; undur
> wni ;i f«-»i |;rf s l rnin^rv
'G»' it) hr* irtprjv,‘eci i*i \wr.
C * ’ ‘'P , l 1 1 • ’.- .P)i J.l ..tl (.iftlllDg’
j-i-i!.;, r,,■nrp-iou'ii and GW() ~
vf'aciy tivE UHininL* -medic;*! a<ikg
“'•‘S ; H the city-operated umtir;;
! With the -a.uiii.K of coni , K: i
•* sdvup of five Howard scrdoi s
F> t• .an studying pediatric case- ,t> •
*h<? hospilai under u lr <4,. 1() ,, ,
Ur Roland B. Scott, chief 01 m,
dial rjcs at Howard
A' pn.asent the .mi'i" m-... 1
'cited to aitcnd the ho.
'»' G? nj c * or;*■- frotn thp lit»v-- i; i f » i
feu uhscrv.it ;■ c; and 1 ieTminai v
'."atnlng. Later they will be ml- ;
mitied as internes, and faculty !
oicu'ihpr.i Hf .Htcnding phy tit;, i
According to Dr Alvin So ,1, •;
no; pdai sta't ha:.; rceu bigiiFv' m - 1
operative and cordial" and “the;
work ha.; hern going very well '
% RETAIL PRICE INCREASE l
. 1946
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America’s brides - there’ll be
approximately a dozen to each
1000 population for the entire
year today have a silver lining
for their picture of rising costs
One prired possession of brides
—1847 Rogers Bros, silverware—
will continue to be priced at 1045
levels!
how welcome this will be
to brides and their friends can be
judged from the fact that 22.8
percent of all weddings in this
country take place in the final
three months of the year.
The hold - the - price policy of
1847 Rogers Bros, is m__ contrast
Oregon Youth Breaks Jersey. Herd Record
LANGLOIS. OREGON-— Ralph K. Cope, ft , twenty-two year old
■h" v ".v iuceder end the fourth generation of his family to operate
the s:ttn< farm, has c.*n!y reathed an enviahle pinnacle of agricultural
accomplishment. Ralph’# herd of 32 registered Jersey# has recently
completed its fourth year of piGductieti testing under ihe Herd Itu
piovi.merit Reg, try program The American Jei rcy Cattle Club,
and In ■ i table ii-'-T a ps.-w high average for the hro.;il. The Gold Star
.! ■ d was i ; nti 'l to Ralph by The Amci ic-ui Jersey Catt'e ( 'oh
for tl'i# : o', (ird-iv'roikimr average of Cl:3 poundbutterfat per row
main l .iined over tin foil 1 -year period. The f<>> 1 r s- parate years which
c-iJ rihutr-d If; four ye. 11 toial saw Ralph’;- he-d cum pile yearly
aver.eg! of is.'., f; i, i'. and c:.) i pounds butterfat per cow, eloquent
test 1 menial !u the high production which can he obtained from dairv
* attic hy selectivc I" ceding and t'-uid inanagenicnt, Ralph ( "ope, at
•be «fff of t‘.verity two year#, ha. rot nu example which, if followed
hy mo 1 >_ dairymen, v u1 d lend to a great* ; abundance of rnilk for
Ame nca # pooi'h-, and a letter living for Amci r a’u farmers. *•
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TOGETHER AGMfi IN ‘A
SONG IS BORN Louis Arm
circles:, end leone Hampton,
rtrtmg, (Mr, Trumpet! p music
Mr. Vibreharp.i ; ,■. r-.vo of ;Sie
key players in ..:c new Sam
Gold wyn tech oi color produc
tion. "\ Song Is Born." These
two nuc.o «r.,. ot- in the
sair.e us. vie for ihe second
time.
. Ahom 10 v ~f ,„, ro 'Old
Satc-emo qevr i!,.- Hump hi".
fu'D rnr-vje opjvv ionity vihcn
Re c'ke<J Hampton to piay Ihe
drunv: for hr- group ;n ri Biaq
-hy film. fqwiiw from
Heaven. ' In • picture h. re
reived bix Dr. ' tiHlionnl ■'praise
for Mrs os ex,.! a. nee so L.onis in
the popuiur ",i(ccie!f:>) m th
Closer sequence.
Armstrong hcipe-l bring JJ
'■ xnel "out front" with hx, vibra
ctnp by ;< kir.q iPm 5.0 piay ihe
jnst r u tnen t cut the record,
''Memories of You."
Today troth men are at the
fop in the? muck- V. rid- Louis,
with more than ?0 year;.
show business, now h-ads a
r .g. oi All Stars, -e
Me i t » the nation. Hampioti > ■
claimed the qr-Mtest jazz enssm
r-rte of }hf f nvr hant) iC;a •};• sfo
keen his b>g 17 tnan hand in-
ta-:»W4 r.J sun t*4*« »T*ftV<Ot
to that of mo.it household items.
In fact, flatware prices of other
sdverplate lines recently were in
creased for the first time since
the war.
Today’s bride finds the job of
planning household furnishings
extremely complicated by the
seemingly ever-increasing costs.
Washing machines, for example,
have increased in price 49 per
cent since 1945, A 52-piece din
tierware set has gone up 37 per
cent in the same period. »
All household furnishings have
increased 35 percent while all
furniture shows & 33 percent in
crease since 1945. gr
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Tin G! A EOT ! V TV ATf
m siiui; skvi's for
2.500 M i.'tOl - 101!
ill 'Oil 1.0 '■< V F,VI IO.N
I .. f !f] I I j , '; ;. , i.■, '■ j ■
| sort lon ;uv<>nnn'i.i;i' lag :3 .Oil pea
si ■ : ; \\ ;.! :’ . im: d Pc' i\'eg:
j sp<. < tutors do; 'nr; the colorful do
■ of th«- Amci ican Legion
(, 'invention Die.'bay. Ort >he: Js*.
: beginning at i! 30 a {j;i.
:'a ;i a 4th aik! !Ift h ::i.(:• on
1 Biscayne Bottlc'-ard. Scat:; arc
. J>r:■ V 2 f}() ! i ;;ai! >!,:,> h‘
K(, .!• !••... lor. V'vV T.-rvi St
; .)> ’h- ■ T\ k v iif Dr. I 1 ' i 1;: y ...
t B I d * i. ; -;;.i Surd '•■.ru-nt k v
■ Negro H ! u V\V 2nd
; (•:. { on Flai'D; .-:!■■ 1a P>,
NEWCOMERS TO
BE ENTER!AIMED
JIT | fipij ¥Mp«
H ' l.*ibuL f nitlrl
All I>*. i V\ir, iKJVP rnlPfd !f> ri.f
HO} if!' pc J 0(11
j--.. ~ y.ori' ri-,t • r'i '' • •! t- %>*
dna/ da, St Vina true man .! V,
: (’pi'-nt-T N. p. Axw- K
Rr.h-r.rtv* ,;•••> *d f:JVij Fr--
■ f" -thtner. M H C’vnck: ;
r i hr : of Uh i ■ :p M 1 S 5,(-
: w ‘ 1! •"• • iu pcnnU illlierat.• <*\s }n
j- ’ * n ' t an ole-■ cs* •i/ v cduca(ipn
•• ;>«•.: tjofiJil -'rad" Plan is _
fact despite the slump in She
music business.
Gordons
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LONDON DRY
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PRICE
1 1 85 1
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N,i PRO 0 ? *
iOr . Noutrei Spliito Distill* 4 from Grain I
sowers w «is ca. iinden. r !.• | 1
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grcoNn SECTION
EXPECTS EECDP!)
CROWD TO HEAR
iOSNT CONCERT
NKW YORK Every liny
attendance reen d in the history
j«J Now York's famous Carnegie
' Ball vvj!l bo shattered hy the < m
■ 1 rt d I!!i Jacquet and Surah
I Vaughan on Saturday, Ocl. ifi.
! which aln ad is a complete sell
j out* ,i! was announced this week
liiid the .'pectacle of .racquet
I and Miss Vaughan appearing :-n
] a joint e.-.neert should break all
i box oflice record:.:, cveh at th<
sallow <\ i (.'a: nrgio Hall, , . ge.e .
; hardly a rurpn.se- .since each ot
i the two ;ir< at artists previous:!',’
' iiad played to u sellout house in
j concerts on their own.
The management of Carnes:ie
Hall hopes to secure perm! a n
j from the Now York Fire Depart
ment to make available to tin
|c ibl-e total of f>oo seats on the
■ stage, A sin;Her ;u rangeiy ent vv.;.-;
| toad for Jacquet'.- last, Carnegie
cone,vt hist .January
; The < xnt.ing J.'c qaet. renowned
las the Dynamo Os The Sa>r >
I phone, and his high living Sex
; Tctte and the incomparable Miss
Vaughan, unanimously acclaimed
as t.h- nation’s No, 1 female vo
calist, will 'precede their Carnegie
Hall euncert with a series of ap
pearances in key caste: n cities.
: Jn> ciuet's presentation will in - •
• lud • such exciting and riot pro
• Virkme .me.'i.-iiue-.s as King Jo
■ 1 * Mutter, hog Blues At The'
I'djlh.uTitonic, B ittom.s Fp. i;. :
lee -: Nest, Syinnhony Ip S: I
i Hew High T!ie Muon, Blow ii
■ i aw; Bicvv, and Jet Bfopuision
Mm; Vaughan will he heard in
a Drug ram of many of her great-'
est record successes, incJudit;:.; |
such popular and standard item?
Don t Blame Me, Everything i
'■ H,■('.'( Is Your:-;, Bnriv Anri Soul
If Yen Cou.d Se Me N-w Ten- ;
i’ '1 v, I've Got A Crush On You.!
I Get A Kick Out Os You. It's:
Magic, and 11! Wai! ruwi Prav.
Ko\ Mill on distj 1 1A t;h
Old (,isifans{
Records On f our
_ i
! ‘iking :Kr:ri v fOvro s. ihr;
i V ■■ ■ aio old ..:m! a: -M-m ofßHj <0 j
t k A■: >vo t • yo f l\ •• v M i.|om ' Tlu,s (,) kl-) - j
llama nigii school lad u. wowisas
auomti:-i . afve..; Ihr- n.'rrwd ~rr*u■,
toil] ~{ if,:'. Milton :il:d hb Solid I
(icvelu.i d a s tyie ail his own Cast-:
Me," aside the eonvn.tie:>;.! upon i
ion TTs. j-he. , 1 tie guitar •
’vliih’ 'idire.; •: behind hi- bock
r v-hsie lyni-e ivn the rloo! T'hts
..!! k", ids noveliv in the MB'
oti. crew rnd aj V r, vi-.ua pleasure;
e ■'( bi<v c cut recite:; the sh’ov.-: ;>:
rj ;t r)CP
Ah *?xcif it'i yt nCYv ft? iirii
la by youthful Jeh liny Roger A
v-i!h >he ever lont.ilai Roe Milton
:;:ayC,.* blues and pi.'iito playing nv
wia.ili! : ;aaa : y ff: : makes she
Vlilfort group the ■ n:■ -a ar * fibyv
i.y -ecu luwe oi vesu s." was,
th>- we id frern Memphis
Breaking aUciKiauec records ill
•Yene. ‘ lour, Roy Mil ion contin
:::(( this, familiar pattern at Mctri*
plus and is expecting hug« crowds
during his W -.hington. D C.. Bal-
IUZAHKH I.V
###* IIHIM: IL j||l
Aeronautioai F.nccitdfrm; * hipf.Stru' %
Drsiert 1 nit. i
a]di;;>P- of Ma> •
of Peohnology ' ’"' / __
st -tcrats uaK- V4 1 * •*'> >'' ' 'V^'^V
I,if *i»#■;« I\ jfeA *f 9 f HI-1)#•: 9.0 « #II# s f*e#\«smo l .4
Ar Anmng n?) the 'big-value thing? you
§ 1 ",'****—• nan buy in America few, if ntiy, are
I jf | j the equal of P< pel-Cola. In the f«
; HHS IM f! I l»i 4 I**l,' / rYlou: -' /m; !>:-oun<-e bottle yon
j JE || | ; J I 4 j two full classes. And when you
i pBiS I ffla II | 1 "* ,i;v *>i K.. lac, ! take home a six bottle carton, you
|||jjjfe 1 j|| i] I hottfo 1 J full to serve to ®
g !m|. m / family and friends. So buy America*?
p -■' - J , ~ j cMA Vfc,w ■ Pop8i “ Co,8!
WO HNK COLA AT ANY MO-t
WLIfJK K'.NOiNG BA FUKDA V, < Hj'l ÜBWH lb, 1848
In tegra don Prom iscd
At Miami American
L cgi o n Co nfere nce
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By CHARLES C. NOR. H
Mianu. Floridn Ni i;i v ire in
! t.x !.■ -;e file APi mi can !, i. ah
! ovc- i ccinnb v w!. plop In
eoino t,■ Miami have a.- , )t ...
| iscd hill iid.e ea!i ■, t)1 < . jdan
1 ni’d act), Vi ties oj Hie cotivoniien
to meet in this city On an t l<!
i 111 Addressing the \i ariu Ncge;
• Prc.'s Club Wedne.sdrfV, O [ !’
Davis. Negro chriirnuin n{ tij
clt vent): distric;: N.'Ti;ym‘!l Con
j vent kip eomn.it ire and meuibe
: of the nth district executive cm
mittce declared: "Ncgrnes will
a: Ji-. ely participate in flu Anw
; ican l.egion convention piram
| Negro drum and bugle *:■ ->:
units havi already refuaten i foi
entry in tin cotnnotitive drum
i and bugle corp drills t > be (jekl
! October 18 in the Orange B nvl
i stadium.'
The elev- nth district etiairnuin
announced the program of act;-
: Vtties f a the \vi ”k as follow s
Sunday, OctulMS If. one ua:,i.'y
p,m Arnes u art Legion Band wr,
■ to.-;*, at Bay Front Pat k Bund.shel!.
American Legion clsorus contest
.«t 2;00 p.m at Miami Beach High
School. Sunday night 7:30 Ameri
can Legion M. moriru Sew ice at
i Bay Fiont Bandsholl.
; Monday morning, eight o’clock,
American I .egkm Drum and Bu
: yd" thorp National Contest Finals
■o / 00(1 p in. American Legion
ibum and Bugle Corp Na
ti'h'ud Conte.i ~t. Flamingo Park,
Miami Beach, commencing a
i 3:00 a.m Drawings for winner.*
jof foui !T!fs convertibles and nm •
i de: k ; chen? ;p >nsr- <-1 by Sea
j gram Post American Legion at
j the Drangc Bnvv! at o’3o pun Tie
; timoui and New V ,rk fiy;.-
! A new a rival the com ton,
. ‘Si'tlmr W tikci t:y r., r!,v veeal
i uri iyumyet v , 1 1a Ka:t Hmc.s i 1 - u
■ wi'JS Walker y ;J s at
on t rumpet and his -,
• -vill ••oppbincnt Roy Milton who
with Roger- rxeilini' new .‘-.je
' rod it u.zjin , Camille Howard :n
due B,Ts. Roy Mittou and it:c Sold
,Senders uffci mteicnl treat, both
: r is:::n ana .aiid: ,1 fur i r,e lucky
jton.s who catch them in their cotr>-
a'e l ur ;ii -, Curi'f’Vs’ty riding
°P h» •.Juke Box ciieuu. Mu
i'uns music oiter,- entcriainmcnt
not to be uur-cd
f Vrandi brool*l
& v Apple supiwr v J
j
ru.'iu .ei L. g mi] ’/< .and Bali, un*
i!i r ihe sponKorship of Alfredo
Kprnoc Post, Coconut Grove. Har
: a Square < 'hib, {1:00 tain, to
2:00 a.m |n
Te.esdav. October 20. Legion
( dir Guard. National Contest
M : :n “ • mil Stadium, Flamingo
Park Mia:, i Beach at i):00 a.m,
■ lolm Grist: Post Bali ..t. Harlem
S'tufir- Club 9 pm, t,> 2 a.m.
IkiFwi twilling contest at Miami
Lull tir’d 5:00 a.m, Schcnley’s
I '.< t. I. i DO. Circus Day Carnival
Cavalcade, Orange Bowl Stadium
•iigbt .i. ing tours furnished by the
W;s I lace tours, will be conducted
; eveiday during the convention.
Cd a ■!'; bar!» cue and beach pi
me ;>'■:••• >rei Ivy Calvert’s dis
(dim wdl be held at Virginia
bench at % p.m.
’’ iiinrHav. October • \ boxing
.;i , v '.vi!! t'e sf-’g.’d at Dorsey’
arena Tin featured ultra: t
lion v;ii be a bout between Syl
. ester Perk’ns of Chicago, and
Jose Bssora of Puerto Rico.
IMPROVbn M VR(i.\RIN!■;
An inventor who has just receiv*
•'•J i .natent report;; improvements
: in !: • later stages of oleomargariiv'
manufacture as a result, of subject
ing ’ke hot blend of fat, .skim-milk
and other ingredients to a special
ciH.'lmg i rcatment
POOR KIJ I’S INSECTS <)» T.
For housewives who find it. d f
‘T’ult to keep insects out of the
house, here is good. news. An in
ventor ha- recently patented a new
double door which interpoci.%
a barrier agslsn pests that await
:hcii chance to enlt r.
Commercial hatcheries in the
Stab- produced 1.530.000 chicles
during August.
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DAIRIES
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NO fINER CO LA AT ANY PRICE!
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