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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE-Several doubles, several
rooms to share: pleasant and refined sur
ave nv. DE aTas. -I3
5sO5 I4TH ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. rm
with breakfast. for . young people; lee.
det. home; friendly southern family: uni.
phone; excel. transp. RA 1928. Ia
THE CLUB SHANNON, 2Sl1 Conn ave W
Double room; also vacancies to share
with lady or gentleman: maid serv.,
switchboard and selective menu. AID. s430,
MANSION CLUB. c230 Mass ave. NV, Of
fers you fine home. good company, good
food: $50 mo. -13
WENDELL TERRACE, 1927 Belmont I'd
NV vacancies for young men to share
large, airy rooms; excellent food. maid
service, spacious lawn, large porch y
block to Transportation routes; S45
1884 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
Double for eirls; triple for men; vacancies
to share: excellent food. Ia
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st NV
Nicely furnished rooms for young ladies
and young men; single room for man:
showers elev.: excel. board. 15'~
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASH FOR N.Y-Exchange unfurn. j.
bedrm apt. for same in NY; rent $50
or under. Call MRS. SAXToN, AID. 500
FIvE-RM. MOD. APT. in Columbus, Ohio,
Call RE. 500. Ext. T3705, MR.. TAYLOR,
S am. to 4;30 pm. Ia
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGToN-Mode
3-rm. apt, southeast for similar one. in
New YORK. vi 5632.
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-Md. & Va.

HYATTSVILLE-Nicely furnished. clean,
cool rm. on first floor, next to bath and
shower; transp. IL blk; gentleman only.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Master bedrm. with
bath, near Rock Greek Park; bus passes
door: space for car. WI. 6oST. ia
ARLINGT0N-Room for girl. nonsmoker.
in refined private home close to Lee hwy.
bus Gil. 1853. -13
for rent, 2 Rirls or
employed couple. CHI. 0930 Ia
ATTRACTIVE light housekeeping rooms for
j, > or 3, in new home. near bus; phone
PRIVILEGES Sligo .334S lis
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET, REFINED COUPLE desires two
nicely furnished rooms; twin beds, private
bath; vicinity Wardman PIX or Chevy
Chase near Connecticut ave. WO. 7n29.
BUSINESSwoMAN desires quiet room with
running water private bath; can stay
with children occasionally, il desired.
MA 4420. Ext 1885
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COUNTRY BoARD.

A NEAL HOME ATMOSPHERE for elderl!
couples and persons; all conveniences; l.
miles east D. c. Address Locust Hill
MitchellYille. Md. References exchanged
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

NICELY DECORATED 1-bedrm. apt, pv
entr and bath for As rm. unfurn. apt
or house. Call MRS. MASSEY, LU. 900
or RE O449. -l3
Evening star., 1948-05-12

ROOMS FURNiSHED-SE. and S.W.
LARGE FRONT, conveniently located; will
consider light Housekeeping. Atlantic
POI I1th ST SE.-Room. furn. or un-
furn.. for . girls or couple with child day
care for child. TR. 5000. -l6
1871 33rd PL. Sc. off Pa. ave-Large
front room. next TO bath. private home;
GENTLE men only VI 4oS4 liz
Evening star., 1948-05-12

e234 MINI. AVE. S.E.-2nd floor. Lovely
3-rm.. kit and bath apt; in fine residen-
tial sec; ideally located for a doctor or
dentist, or other professional use; heat,
mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st.
NV. MA. n352 -16
APT, 3 rms, and pvt. bath. util. furn
$50. 3l6 72nd pl. ne, HI. $500. --l2
GEORGETOWN. overlooking park - Liy.
rm. 30 by 16 IT.. fireplace. bedrm bath.
modern kit. dining rm. opening on garden;
new throughout; gas furnace. No children
Star -12
COLORED-3 RMS. to be rented 1st COM
mercial use; ideal for seamstress, radio
repair etc Sth and z stS. ne. DBL 2245.
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APTS. FURk. AND UkFUR.
APARTMENTS UhEuRNIsnEp.

1920 D ST. N.E-Entire End f., 3 rms
door; adults; SIOO. TR. 1895. 10
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN, employed, would like room
preferably with meals. private home n
North Arlington. Call M. E. JOY, co
962S after $50 pm. IL
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
BOATS.

ANDIRONS. fire tools, screens and all nre-
place goods repaired and refinished D L
BROMWELL 710 18th ST. nv. NE. 1134
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CALL HO. 1850 for that quick move.
Specialize in light hauling. Reasonable
Evening star., 1948-05-12

MT. PLEAsANT--one of those large tapes:
try brcS
and shopping center all within moment S
walk. 1t is 3 corner property and fea;
sns aaom nnd bth; on the
room, modern kitchen. storage attic, large
finished room in basement oil heat built
is in Al condition. For full informa ton
and appointment to inspect call Nj.
aER fHgas co se eR Rsaid2s ss pHos p1 ssao
WAKEFIELD. d. C.-Are you looking for
custom-built prewar home in one %, Of
Believe bel 's You % will asree a that this ho1ne is
the ideal one; center-hall brick with liv.
rm., din rm., den, Ice. kit. and "a bath on
finished rm. in attic Lots Of closets and
storage space; bsmt. has rec. rm. with
bath and maids rm; garage; BY appoint.
ment only. F. A. TWEED CO., EN-. 1890
ssoMEksET. beautiful community m e. Of i,ne
homes, Just ever D; c. line on Wis. ave,
coionials Of superb eonstruction: 8 rms.
Isa. level lots 7oxi25. FRANK s.
AMERICAN uNIvERsITY PARK - Ap-
proved for veterans financing on AZ,
.0-year loan; approximately $1,000 down.
in this very convenient location. 6-room
detached brick home consists OF living
room with fireplace, dining room, equipped
kitchen. 1st-door powder room: 3 bed.
basement EDW. j. MCCORMICK g. CO,
Homes with Personal Charm" ST. 1882.
| NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK"
Beautiful modern, center-hall, detached
stone and brick home; only yrs. old.
pIewar construction. containing rms, 3
bedrms 2k baths, sun deck, unusually
beautiful recreation rm with fireplac:.
laundry rm. and furnace rm., lavatory on
Ist d.: slate roof. built-in garage and II
pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
must BE SODA splendid value in .
Colonial row brick home few plocks
is only yrs. old and is in excellent con-
dition. There are large rms. tile bath.
nrice that should sell this home imrne.
diately. For additional information. call
ME- 1143 until p.m- J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1948-05-12

EXCELLENT SELECIED FALUEeI
rooms, 2 baths aso detached euns'lo"
2-ear ssrase corner Iot: SIS, 500.
American Uniy, Park-Detached brick.
detached. aere'h: frame; garage; ss3,s5o
Barnaby Woods-New houses, brick. De.
Chevy Chase, Md-New brick, detached.
s,s.oo ssps to 10Gms, sass5S & baths and "a baths
Bflek rambler. la,ss r., I06 lot 2 rooms .
sss, !sssl ,5oS t0'' cHEvY 'asi cHAsE REALTY 60:
4420 Conn: ave. EN- 1900. IL
COLORED-INvEsT THROUGH VICTORY
city; low down payments. Call Mr.. MAN
ssS s5$S ssS ssss. sss
REaLr7 Hi8is = CO. CO.. rR' R ssss, a4is ssnaIilns
e tGeoLaokED-BuY WITH CONFIDENCE, II.
trend the value The easty your sonsIte, s,
fo" fore n"sa you '6uSA buy can your broker ]. i.
d Frse1 worry SGoas agf ny a
ccooaIoKED-NEAK GA. AVE. AND LAMONT,
sT--Attraetivss s-rm; row brick; a,, coloni.i
Il ao'er +. RANpoLpH, RE. ais7
COLORED-vACANT-M you move,
Best buy. Semidetached brick: 543
Kenyon St: being redecorated. MI.
COLORED-BRYANT ST; NV facing tne
recep hail, bedrms, plus incl porch.
tiled bath; priced right; shown oy ,: appt;
Til 8 pm, Ii 354O, MA. 97a7. CAPITAL
CCoLoRsbMatEsEc rL. Nw-Larss
brick nome in beautiful condition, ar
ranged as Q apts., each consisting Of 2
rooms, kitchen and bath. gas NV. h., run
basement, with front and rear entra1eea
conveniences Can CAMPANELLA n
WOOD EX 4113: eyes. RA. $40. Is
1Contfnued on Rext Pagsl
Evening star., 1948-05-12

;5-FT. COAST GUARD BOAT. new Con;
tinental engine: owner leaving; must sell
immed,: best of1er accepted IR h2ho'
s-HP ROYAL, used only ; hrs; very nice.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-05

OF the City Of Kennewict u.''
inston. W.
| wsrrRsp cAapssA
| City cM
@-Sv
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program.
SUMMONS ny PUBLICATION

SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court Of the
State Of Washington, in and Tor
Benton County.
Jimalee Sheppard, Plaintiff, W.
jackson Sheppard, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the
Defendant, jackson Sheppard:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication Of this
summons, to wit: within sixty
days after the 9th day Of January,
1913, and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff and serve a copy OF
your answer upon the undersign-
ed attorneys for plaintiff at their
office below stated, and in case Of
your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demands of the
complaint which has been filed
with the clerk of said court.
The object of the above entitled
action is to recover judgment
against you in FAVOR of plaintiff
granting to plaintiff an interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce to be made
final and permanent in the man
ner and at the time provided by
law and granting to the plaintiff
the custody Of the minor son Rob-
ert Leon Sheppard.
Moulton & Powell and Thomas
B. Cess, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office Address:
Kennewick, Benton County, Wash.
inpton. 1-8:2-l2
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Hlyns,h nolos

Plymouth hooked Nke . real
winter wonderland Sunday with
four or i've inches q snow. The
ponds were frozen over tor SlEse.
Ing. Max MeCogmick Roy Cha
ney, Riley Dickson and daugh.
tiers Msble and Marion spent
most Of the day skating. Every.
one thoroughly enjoyed the first
snow Of tho season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leachman and
family from Wishram spent sum
day visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dahlstrom
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Doyle
were guests at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burke Doyle Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Jack Danley and SON jim
mie spent Wednesday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Riley Of Whitcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Riley were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles johnson Monday OF
this week.
Plymouth school closed Mon
day for a week due to q flu cpl
demic. .1 f;5-@- 45.7'@-.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received by
the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Benton County, Washing
ton, up to 1000 o'clock A. NJ,
Monday, February Is, 1913, at the
office Of the County Auditor in
the Courthouse at Prosser, Wash
ington, for the following equip
ment: II,
One % New Open Flame Type
Trailer Weed Burner, Wheels
%" Rubber, Rubber 600 4
Is, Axle-13s Cold Rolled Steele,
Bearings Roller, Fuel Oil Tanks
-2-55 Gallon Cap, Safety Rail
ing-A" Pipe, Tongue 4" Chan
mel Demountable, Deck
Planks.
Burner OMIT Specifications:
Engine-3 H. p, 4 Cycle, All
Cooled, Ignition-Magneto, Blow
er-6" Steel, Welt Drive, Burn.
ing Arc $50 Degrees.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
All proposals shall be in writ
ing and must be filed with the
County Auditor, on or before the
day and date above mentioned.
Dated this End day of
February, 1915
r. e. WISE .
County Auditor and ex-officio
Clerk Of the Board Of
County Commissioners -..,
rs: 2.l2
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|by q certified check a $500 viii,
. statement that the same Is Il
BE forfeited In case the bid Is &C
cepted and delivery not made
within 30 days from date bid Is
accepted. and written notice
thereof mailed 10 bidder.
The City Of Kennewick re-
serves the right 70 reject any or
al bids and to waive all fofmaN-
ties and to cancel any award OF
bid. made II. the vehicle g not de-
uvered within 80 days after the
date award e made.
BY order OF the City Council
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Finley Meies

Mrs: end. Mrs. Fred Falque
were dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Voliand.
Blanche tanning and Johnny
Perkins are On tho sick list this
week.
Mr.. and bfrs.Bernard otocurnh
motored to Portland Sunday e
spend the day with their son By.
ard and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Reese and
family were Sunday dinner guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TWeedt
Mrs. Meilkle and small son Oh
Yakima spent few days the
past week visiting at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gragner.
Mrs. Perkins returned to hel
home this week after visiting In
Yakima and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tweedt
and son Carl and Miss Inga Of
theim spent Thursday In Waila
Walla.
Albert Piert accompanied Ed
WEIGH Of Pasco on q business trip
to Seattle the pest week.
Stanley Cochran was In Pros
ser on jury duty Monday of this
week. .....-....... -.
Rev. and Mrs. Pierse Roberts
accompanied by several young
people attended an M.Y.F. ban
quet at the Methodist church In
Pasco Saturday evening. Eva
Rose Num- and Donna Hummel
took part In the broadcast pro-
gram preceding the dinner.
Joseph H. Beall, district super
intendent Of the Methodist church
Of the Walla Walla district will
conduct a series of meetings at
the Finley church beginning Feb
ruary 8. ~. .-. -.......,.@
Hazel Resner was united in
riage to Pat Cola of Chicago on
Jan. 80. They will reside at Fin
ley. ,es# a.= "
Mr.. and Mrs. Arville MILAN
left for Elgin, Oregon, Monday to
visit Mrs. Millam's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Piert en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lang
and family at q birthday dinner
Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
Lang was the honor guest.
Tony Mas was taken sudden
ly i'll with q stomach ailment on
Saturday and is in the Pasco hos
pital.
Methodist Youth Fellowship
meetings are conducted every
Sunday evening at $50 at the
Finley church.
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Jsnaes Boxes 10 Return
From Oversees Duty

Tee S James +. Bo1es, son q
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Boaes q
Kennewick, has recently beer
released for discharge and Re
turn home. Cpl Boles was form
eriy q member OF the 72Sth Ord.
nance Maint Company Of the 3stt
Pantry Uropic Lightning, DIV
vision commanded by Ma3ol
General Charles L.. Mullins. lrs
Boxes entered the Army o.
September 10, l945 and received
his basic training at Aberdeen
Md. He departed for oversee.
duty on December 10, l946 and
upon arrival in Japan was as.
signed to the 18th Division.
Before entering the service
RoleS attended Franklin High
School and later worked with hi!
father. 49,. -.s..4s
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Camp Fire Girls To
Elect New Officers

The Kennewick Local Coun-
CHI of Camp Fire Girls will meet
Monday evening, February 9, at
500 o'clock in the council rooms
of the City Hall. All Guardians,
assistant Guardians and repre-
sentatives of sponsoring groups
are aked to be present. o.
An election of officers will be
held. Miss Media Brown, ex-
ecutive from the Walla Walla
office, will be present.
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HOVER NOTES
By MRs. Harmon Wilcox
Phone news TO Kennewick i2K9
before Wednesday

Floyd p. Carlton and family
have bought the Hover store
from Melvin L. Dickinson ST..
Mr.. Carlton took possession Feb
ruary I. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin L.
Dickinson Sr. are living on the
Floyd Carton farm.
Gary and Roger Blair are con-
fined at home with chicken pox.
Mrs. Orval Butterfield visited
Monday at the home Of her moth
er Mrs. Susie Mitchell in PaSco.
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said Time and fssee and TIE eams
WIN be publicly Rad and sS1o'
lea.
The description Of the vehseis
Is a. follows: :.
Three-wteel Motorcycle unit
WITH reverse scar 70 Be uced ~
he City Of kennew3ek Fosice
Oepaxtment, al standard equip
n,ent 70 b q part thereo1. -e
Price to include:
SOOxl6 Four ply tires
White Lamps and Red PassuiS
Lamp ....fe % ~
Steering Oamper
OIL
Oh filter x
Air cleaner
Rear bumper and front safety
guards e..
Windshield complete
Front wheel siren
Speedometer Hand control
Fender Lamp and Police Pate
Engine shall be two-cylindef
type with As cubic Inch dis
placement a-
Each bid shall be accompanied
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
Winifred Campbell City Clerk Of
the City Of Kennewick, Washing
ton until 800 o'clock p. M, Pacif-
ic Standard Time, on the 24th
day of February, 1913, at the City
Hall of said City for the purchase
by the City Of the following de-
scribed Motor Vehicle. The City
Council will open the bids at
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MERCHANTS MEET

The Kennewick Retail Mer-
chants Association viii meet
Monday evening, February 8, at
the Angus Grill. Officers OF the
organization urge q wide atten-
dance.
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that's a fine home
you're. buildingI"

IVES, I think I'm gong to
like i.
! suisb I bad q bonss 0t ny
Ovn. 81
We'll. why not1
m, so;fs bas The idea thai Il
svosH 81 q s,eat s00rry It any
thing Happened TO me.
Nothing to i, my boy. The
arrangements I've made with
die sum LIFE OF CANADA 7.
will clear the mortgage in the
event Of my untimely DEATH
4 seyss sboxgbs Of Has. Via
.sboss tbs cost?
Insignificant! In fad, It adds
ver little to the carrying
charge Of the mortgage.
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Marietta Circle OF w. s. G. s.
will meet at 2 pm. Wednesday.
February II at the home Of Mrs.
Albert Morgan with Mrs. Frank
Pease and Mrs. Bert Miller as
sisting. Mrs. Luclke will have the
devotions and Mrs. Schuster the
program.
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p. u. Il. MEETING
The D. A. r. win meet Mon
day evening, February 8, at 800
D. m. with Mrs. J. II. Siegfried.
Mrs. Frank Maupin viii have the
program.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Handy COntainer Holds Twenty
Gillette Blue Blades - Forty
Shaving Edges Ready for Use!

uERE's exciting new shaving advancement
II :. the Gillette Blue Blade Dispenser! This
plastic case feeds out 20 Gillette Blue Blades-4O
shaving edges-one at a time, unwrapped and ready
for use. Blade changing is cinch. The Dispenser
protects blade edges perfectly. They reach you
taetorysbarp. When the case is empty, discard it.
Buy Gillette Blue Blade Dispenser for the price
of the blades alone and enjoy extra shaving con-
venience. Gillette Safety Razor Co., Boston g. Mass.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

Roberts pass that ended the scor.
ing and the ball game.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11
GuIfport
Columbia In 1912
Iris

/ Gulfport, Miss, Nov. 827-Com-
hg to life in the third quarter,
after having played sluggish ball
IN the first half, the Gulfport Tro-
fans of 33rd Avenue High School,
Gained a 1912 tie with the Column
bia Green Waves in a game played
at Joseph w. Miner Stadium,
Gulfport, Friday night.
The visitors got the jump on
Gulfport in the first quarter by
virtue of some fine running by
Eight half Hall
The second quarter see-sawed
back and forth with both sides
generously tossing passes. Inter
deptions stymied gains by either
side, and then Columbia Kicked
to GuIfport. Gulfport after fail
ing to gain, attempted to puat,
but missed the oval altogether
Columbia took over on the Gulf.
port 20, and several plays later
Hall Of Columbia hit the line for
the second marker. A pass at
tempt for the second point was no
good, and the score at the half
was 1910 in favor of the visitors.
Gulfport came to life in the 3rd
quarter with the passing combin-
alton of Jones and Ingram click
ing with regularity for a 65-yard
sustained drive. Jones one more
cooked his pitching arms and
Ingram gathered in the pigskin
for the first GuIfport marker. A
pass attempt for the extra point
was no good.
Gulfport kiced off to Colum-
bia and Hall again tore at the
Gulfport line, butk failed to gain
yardage. Columbia fumbled, Gulf
port recovering on the 43rd-yard
line. The Jones and Ingram com
bination began hitting on all
cylinders, and a few plays later
it was bingo, with the scores all
tied up. A pass for the extra point
was no good.
Coach F. E. Harris has done an
excellent job with the Trojans
this year. having played 6 games
lost one and won two. They are
to play their last game Friday,
November q, at ilbert Academy
Aew Orleans, La.
Gulfport lineup: Ingram-LE,
Brown-LT.- Johnson-LG, Mcdowell
c, Croutch-RG. Reed-RT, Parker
RE. Jones-QB, Adams-LH, Cole
man-RH and POlk-FB.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11
Jackson College
Stops TougaIoo
1877 In Holiday
Classic
ROBERTS TossEs MARGIN OF
VICTORY

Jackson College Athletic Field
jackson Colleges Inspired Tig-
er eleven completely dazzled a
highly-ratei Tougaloo squad. and
ended their regular season with
a 1877 win here Thursday, before
a holiday crowd of more than
5000 thrill-hungry fans.
1t was the running and passing
OF Jimmie Roberts, wing-footed
Tiger quarterback that proved the
undoing of the Bulldogs. Early in
the first period Roberts took the
ball on the 30, started to the left,
turned and riffled to Eugene Mar
shall in the end zone. Tom Hill
converted.
Tougaloo. not to be denied,
fought right back into the game
andon a substantial drive early
in the second frame powered to
the Tiger 80; walter Howard,
stellar Tougaloo Back, then pass.
ed Is yards to FELTON, Pilot who
snatched it on the 5 only to be
stopped in his tracks. On the
next play Plate, took a handofi
from Howard and bulled his way
to the one, from which point Viii
MCGEE scored through the mid
die on the next play.
Halftime performances were
highlighted by the marching
bands of both colleges whose
high-stepping Majorettes thrilled
the crowd with intricate steps
and acrobatic maneuvers.
The last Tiger score came lat,
in the fourth period when Rob
erts speared HIPS pass on tn
80 and dashed &c yards to tn
4. Two plays later Johnnie Green'
ieaped high In the end zone for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

Jackson College has expanded
its music department in order to
offer majjojr in public school
music. Shown here is the music
faculty, from left: Mrs. Hermione
R. Williams, Instructor of piano.
William w. Davis, instructor of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

research in chemistry, at Tuske-
gee.
IN 1913 the late Julian B.
Thomas, former student of DIR.
Carver, organized committee
TO give aid to the foundation.
This committee was Incorporate
ed Feb. is, 1916. In 1947 the cor
pOratiOn' presented to the found
alton a check for $500.
The board of directors anti
cipateS an even wider distribu-
ton of the Carver seal during
the current campaign.
On the photograph, reading
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

,rvn selt 30 r-sns, are rAauK F.
Chisholm, field agent for Tuske-
gee; Atty. Augustus Simms,
vice president; Mrs. Sadie M.
Anderson, treasurer; Mrs. Ca
rah N. Thomas, widow of the
founder and deceased president,
making the presentation; Basil
O'COnnor, president of Amer
lean Red Cross; Perciyal Il.
Ricketts,, president; Mrs. Nellie
G. Marshall, member of CON-
mittee; j. Henry Smith, execu-
tive secretary of the Carver
foundation and Frank Z. CHS
holm, wife OF Mr.. Chisholm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11
Cites Federal
Court Decisions

Jefferson City, Mo = 1t has
been recommended by the pre-
sident of the University of Mis-
souri, Board of Curators that
state laws be broadened to ad-
nit race members to State Col.
leges in certain cases.
Mr.. Allen McReynolds, presi-
dent of the curators, made the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-12-11

The Carver Seal committee,
inc, / NOeW York, has launched
its nationwide sale OF the Car
YER seal in connection with the
100000 endowment fund cam
paign of the George Washington
Carver four1atiOn dedicated TO
the prgreOss OF humanity
through the application of
science to the problems OF agri-
culture and industry" founded
by the late DIR. George Washing
ton Carver after AZ years of al
most single-handed efforts i'm ex-
perimentatiOns in the field TO