davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fred B. CuShman
,ealtor, $40 Frederick ave. Gaithersbur
NEAR CLARKSBURG

room frame house, metal roof. dirt cellar.
stove heat; electric refrigerator and sas
stove 90 with property; water in the kitch-
+ en-: stable for ) head OF cattle: single
saraee. poultry house, brooder house and
hoshouse: several fruit trees. grape vines
and streams; price -- possession TO
suit.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
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BETHESDA. MD.

4534 Rosedale ave. Open, Sat. and Sun
and daily, . to g. real buy in this new
detchd brk home, built of the finest ma
terlalS Contains liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rn, de luxe kit, 3 bright bedrms.
Priced low for immed. sale. Excel terms.
To reach Out Wisconsin ave pass the
bank III Bethesda to Rosedale aye: then
right to open sign. S. R. MARTIN d CO ;.
Exclusive Realtors. DU. 1856; eyes EN-
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CHEVY CHASE
CLARKSBURG


An imnl7 ots prick bunsalow with OIL
-vh nIt" landscsped lot; near western
ave. ana kiper ro,' can be purchased
with moderate cash payment and balance
in one trust Exclusive
E. M. FRY, INC.
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CHEVERLY

Open Sunday. . to 6; 270s cheverly ave:
Large det. brick home, in this beautiful
restricted section 1st floor. liv;, rnl. with
fireplace. din rm.. den. > bedrms., full
bath and electric kit; md floor, 2 bed
ideally located on lovely landscaped lot
Mr.. IT, stover, STOW; CAMPANELLA' Il WOOD Ex
Alb; evenings and Sunday. TW. 1910.
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GLENMONT HEIGHTS

Flack 81 Five-room brick bunEslow with
an additional room 10xl9, built on the
SIDE. finished in knotty pine. would make
an excellent recreation room or bedroom;
fenced; taxes. seq. Possession to suit
Price, $4,000 FRED 3. CUSHMAN
$40 Frederick pike, Gaithersburg, tele-
phone 299. Ia
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CHEvERLY. MD.-6-rm., 1abath stone
house; full basement, extra storage closets,
Cheverly ave Open Sun, l to 8. A. E.
BURGESS. owner, WA. 4476 or UN. 3192
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BETHESDA, MD.
EDW. II. JONES q w., INC
BURNT MILLS HILLS. MD

This beautiful estate in one of the finest,
exclusive sections in and around Wash
ineton consists Of large William;sburs II
brick. rms, 3l2 baths l6x:6 living
ern elec. kit, l"x14 library, powder rm.
off the hall large rec. rm. maids nm,
and bath, 2-car garage and situated on on
about :, acres oi artistically landScaped
grounds. For appt. call OR. 0o4s until
REALTY BROKERS' INC.
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/ CHEvERLY-open Sunday, till 6 PIN
241o 59th pl-3-yr. old, 7-rm. brick in
rage; patio over porch. :, blks. from bus.
Enter Cheverly ave. after. you pass iag-
pole. first street to the right. go to the
to the house. at 241O 5ath pl. Call Wa
4a14 or WA. 1852 WILLIAM L. PRIM-
ROSE REALTY. 3404 R. l. ave, Mt.
Rainier Md -13
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HOMES FOR EVERY NEED
For SUBJ snecial. di2l ST. Io1l
TWO-FAMILY
On busline: shows very good return stS11a
fetal sslo ssDarats to oney Enis
park, Rent from l apt: VIII pay ior all
THREE-FAMILY
cony to Takoms Park location Best est
sond 9sths kits AL arss sepaTa'e 1ai GOOD oe
inves1 fSsssaea priesa 70 sssfss sel 300
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW
Ssdrms ,s iv ii Tn with Tepl fa css1 msd eit det
HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS
suboivision. bus within blk. shopping and
schools nearby. These homes feature 3
bedrms large iiy rm With flrepls ni,s extra inIla
size din. rm. Reasonably priced. Vacant.
PROFESSIONAL MEN
home custom made for the professional !
family's need Priced at only 49, 800
sas sh sfse s5 srqs o Ass5sk oed
rms. 1 batfls. completely finished knotty-
pine bsmt; attractively Handicapped. Other
features too numerous 10 uleniloH
$50 MONTH
Silver Spring near Indian Spring Club.
all-brick bunga on nice lot. conv. to every
thing ) rms, bath on LIST ir: larse partly
fnished attic: full cellar. Quality mate
rials and construction throughout. Small
down payment. .,-
days % ill 8 pm. sH 1oif tif no answer.
SH. 4oa5l.
BREADY & co.
Exclusive aSents.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
KENSINGTON. MD.

xAC3NoA&NS L O4Ns 0A<'
Perry ave.-5-rm. house; finished attic.
tile bath. fun waterproof cellar; lot COX
100 well Handicapped; refgr and stove;
near busline and r. r. Can take over
from owner for S1.750 payment. Already
financed with reputable company Monthly
payments S65, tax included. Can move IN
al once Call PL. 1888 for appt ~
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CHEVERLY, MD.

Il1EV CItI ND.
32O1 Cheverly ape.-New detached brick
home on a large, beautiful lot; living
room with open spiace nd dining aodr room ans
bedrooms and . tile baths; other features
are Venetian blinds. copper cutters and
spouts. aluminium windows and screens.
large closets, lavatpry in basement, gas
heat close to bus, schools and shopping
Open Sunday. / to 8. ARTHUR AUGUST
g. CO., vi. 0636, GE. 0066.
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sIIauRaAN sAlE-MARYLANp.

San.aox NE new o,, l,e s:sF% 9,neea 81 hsas: .aS
No. Mich. Park - Beautiful s-rm.
brick; 8 bedrms.. full dry bsmnt., gas a.c,h.
modern ftshsn and onI1 s,p s'.sse Sc this
No. mt. Rainier-Immaculate; 5-rm.
bungalow. attic. full bsmnt.. garage; owner
being trapsferred; S9,995.
bedrms.. bsmnt.: ideal for some one want
ing to remodel or decorate: only $40, 800.
No. 5--Mt. Rainier - 5-rm, bungalow.
reoecoratins. but bargain for $4,000
No. sWone-half mile from D. C. line
Oil olr heat s.ras. ssos To $1,000 aoWn
seb1s s1 Or Miss McMillsn, I'M 1886. cox
OPEN, / P.M. TILL DARK
5Gns West asnnsm ssn: ST %as dsnRaR n
@odssn o com, 9heS ih S,nas s fs s ss1
MiLIAR BRos.. nc: 47lS Annapolis I'd. d.
Bladensburs, Md. WA. 1897.
Y ACRE-$1, 500 DOWN
New 5-room, bungalow on ,s-acre lot;
full basement , utility room a.sashsd asS ga ga
sslaass Dtssss Realty 6s mo- oas hSs
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
sssen and f0P@ Seroom Snne
basement Near new Cheveriy, Thester.
shoppins center, bus and schools, Price
Soy CLYDE .si5 R. ADAMS
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Fred B. CuShman

VIZ IEHHNO-1I ,lJU D0VN
".75o-one left, Two-bedroom brick
home ~ I1o4 Lewis ave. Rockcrsss; dad Md
Ai-rorti sn Approved for CT loan; monthly
payments SIS Solid masonry, con;struss- us
an with Formica top counters, Venetian
bl bl,nds. dt'n screens plastered walls: large un-
fln shed tic. full basement, Bryant d ga gas
landsraped lot Immediate occupancy,
Tekton Construction Co.
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OPEN SAT, SUN. 1-6 PM.
3115 Bellview ave-, Cheyerly Words cam
not express the many features In this
beautiful six-room brick Enelish-style bun
one OF the prettiest rambling-type homes
in this area. Directions: Landover rd
to Cheverly ave. to Kilmer and right !
cocp ETNrIAM 4, ia
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OPEN SUN, 2 TILL DARK
Nearly new red brick Colonial on level lot,
porch, din. rn., lse. ultra -modern equipped
kit tiled half bath on lst mr. : we'll ell;
-bsmt'. aas h.-wh.. Law. outside entr.: I'M
mac cord : vacant; price, S16,500; To
reach: Out Piney Branch rd. to Old Bla-
densburg I'd, turn left to aoo7 and our
'open' sign
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia ave. Silver spr., 81. 800,
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Open Sunday, 2 Till Dark
Center entrance, 2O-ft hv. rm. with frepl.
opening to huge concrete side porch, guest
size din. rm. ultra modern kit, 3-well-
proportioned bedrmS. and bath up; full
bsmt., painted white; Law; gas a.-c.h;, out
side entr.: built-in gar; lge.. lot alumi-
mum windows, metal Venetian blindS:
price S16.95U. To reach: Out ColesVlllf
rd to Forest Glen rd.. turn left to Green
ock rd. right to our open" sign.
WO0D-CONLEY co.
ReaItors S1In Georgia ave- Silver Spr.,
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TWO BEDRM. BRICK. Meadovwood. $40.
ALTA VISTA TERRACE

Open every day u, to 8 pm. sl6;;450 to
Si9,250. These homes are brick with
ali electric Kitchen including dishwasher,
eiotheswa sher. de luxe. electric stove, large
Philco refriserator, exhaust fan and built,
md powder room on 1st floor sorle with
bedrooms on lst floor: full basement gas
heat: porch. Proclaimed by every one
the market Come out today and see
Drive out Wisconsin ave to Bank OF
Bethesda bear left out Old GeorsetoWn
rd.. > miles to our sign, turn left to Alta
Vista Terrace.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

Luxury-type prewar, Colonial brick home
bsths' recreation fy room' maids io soom, az
tached garage. large screened porch and
sun deck: situated on level a-scIe and
sssped lot, >, This home VIII appeal to to
inspect. call SH. 1913 til 8 pm. DENNY
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ECOiOTeQ-ft2 Ill., lIOiH - i!he' ooroct'
move in now; 4s Ige rms frepi,' lse so. Ssmt
MT. RAINIER-$10,250
Near everything; 5-rm. and bath stucco
full bsrnt. hot-air heat garage: nice lot:
owner transferred. must sell Substantial
cash payment
NEW BUNGALOW-$8,750
rms and bath, stueco over masonry;
oak is, full 5smt., plenty OF space 1oi
rec rm or bedrms.: copper water pipes.
oi! CONDITIONED heat; Laurel, Md only
81 500 cash.
EXTRA LOT-$9,500
Laurel. Laurel Nd: only ST 500 cash.
DEFENSE HWY.-S10, 800
pleteiy 'furn. with new furn., newly re-
decorated; fun bsmt.. air-conditloned neat;
ss.ao6: monthly payments only SO
HOME, 3 A., GEORGIA AVE.
rm'. s-stopy frame. cypress .sidins. Lee
liv. rm with fireplace; han, oin. tm., n.,
breakfast rm., modern Kitchen, on nrst 1
door: 5 lge bedrps and tiled batn 2no
hi landscape. Only S24, 700. Substar-
tial cash owner will carry balance da 1a
salto. Bait ave. Hyattsviile. Nd On, of2aIs'
Evening star., 1948-06-13

White brick rambler. 3 bedrms. and bath
center hall. liv. rm. l5x26, stone freplace
lge picture window. din. rm.. galley KIT.
all on 1st A.; full bsmt.. Law. and rec. rm
and gar; this is the home you have nesn
waiting for Open Sat. and sun ] 10 darK
To reach 18th st to Colesvllle rd. to Dale
DIR left , blks. to house.
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SIX ROOMS, FURNISHED. in lovely Land
over Hills; full bsmt .da large lot; moyye |, |,
REAMY: gN ssss or oreenbelt s1ol; .
beautiful rms: and bath bungalow .rtsa tui
saa5S eass@eh' t.rms astasEfE LEIGH sa'ee REEsEy
Siw 2iG Pa nye 1E ts ss5o tosa Cash
and shower, full basement. Inquire. $50;
Taylor I'd, Riyerdsle: Nd. ~ r.,
Heart OF LIE sttpas1. sqS9E fg
rm. bungalow. full bsmt @ oil hcTh, ga: "a
6FASTF 6FAS EoR Go issphcTfoS MA Tf5s gN mi la6 .o
sory Ssh ST. srm NJ hease ae'eF !ull Ha ldTy
600 det RHcE GSsf f REAETY co
WA 6655. UN. 1866. .
OPEN SUN. I-6. 37o6 4lst ave. Cottage
City-owner leaving town " VIII lis sasaince sanr S o.
kit, 5 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt;. Y
onb ae oil a With nt trses sns shnS
s.ear ssrsss; 1ioek tTsm noe everythins {. T Ing
ss rfga aystsSe E1Hs Nd IN ass 8 eves TS
) Rms. AND BATH. corner lot, aox1 90
Fsrms Ba1noEe WIFI RoaERs Roe rs s4s satn
MI, Rainier, Md, WA. 1862 eyes, TO
CnTTAGE, / room. kitchenette, furnished
gas. electricity; water: s45 mo. / or
| adults, no children: | mile from kenil
N. uNIyERsIfY or MARYLANpn5LoyssliI 2, ! s,,i
attic. bsmnr auto heat. Anchor fence
1 lot; reas cash payment; posssession. PERI
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE--7 r. and b.
ach., large level lot, plenty roses am
Shrubs; possession immediately; bus, stores stores
schools; barsain. $4,000; Hyattsyllie Ha, HIS
! rcas cash and balance like rent. RIA; 4.}43
NEAR Y. OF MDaFive,roop 6ries b.st sanFal ful
| bsmrt. de luxe kit, EXPANSION attie
excellent terms. UN. s3s3 F1NCHAN
| owner LEAVING TOWN. 3. sell 6-rm
| bung allow; nice house. nj. !, nice ioca
| ton. nice price: $4,000 ! details cal
PHI Hoxes: UN 1870 cox 8 Co. INC;
piets arts. full bsmt. with law; In per
feet condition; attached gar lse lot; tosI; rsr;
PIX: price. s15.75o; terms; prompt poss
BOZ 35s-E, Star. 1o-
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2e'A Branch ave. Sc. HI. 71o0. open
Sunday 10 till pm.
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REST RIJY CHEVERLY

Lovely all-brick BUNGALOW, Ice. lily. rm
with fireplace. . nice bedrms., full tiled
blinds and hardwood floors throughout;
full bsmt gas a.-c. heat. laundry tubs
toilet and shower; lge. wooded lot: SO 500
cash REQUIRED. Call G. r. CARSON Co.
UN 1878. UN 2T2S. -13
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This very attractive suburban home is in
perfect cond.; lst-h. conveniently arranged
with lv. rm.. din. rm: and kit; bedrms
beautifui 6 fenced yard and shrubbery. Very
reasonably priced at S12,250 Call j.
NOBLE BOAz, Realtor, WI. 1900. -15
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CHEVERIY
Open from pm. 6O0e Euclide st.
Owner transferred Forced to sell: Pract.
new brick Cape Cod; 6 lse. rms, fireplace,
dream kit. tiled powder rm. / st FIR; ga
rase. lge lot; surrounded by lovely homes:
AZ financing. First time offered.
JAMES CARROLL
TR OI1o or vi 1857
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$8,5OO

So,oUU
New 1h-story bungalow, 2-acre wooded
lot. Lauham, Md. $50 min. bus time from
12th and N. Y ave. n.wJ; oil heat, full
basement, city water: hard-s surfaced road
Call UN. 7649 or HY. O107.
THOMAS F. HALEY
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UNBELIEVABLE

UNDEJIC Y ADIC
A beautiful masonry bungalow. containins
5 fuil-sized rooms. lovely tiled bath. full
bsrnt.. oil a-c. heat. large insulated ex-
pansion attic; stove and refrigerator
$4,000 first trust, payable s60.60 per
sYs.5do. Ynst Exclusive With N
H. BERNARD RUPERT
Evening star., 1948-06-13

CALVERT HILLs-Lovely custom-built
Colonial prick, ) bedrmS.. 312 baths
recreation rm. esraee. Substantial cash
Possession PERRY BOSWELL. INC, 3306
r. /. ave, WA. 1900; ewes, WA. 1896
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Denny & Price, Realtors
NEAR CEDAR GROVE
%. acres IL miles from Gaithersburs;
2-story 6-room frame house. no improve
ments; stream on > sides of property; this
property could be remodeled and made a
very desirable home; price, $4,000
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike. Gaithersburs. Nd.
Tall
Evening star., 1948-06-13

LITTLE AID, BIG BARGAIN
Silver Springs rms, . baths, full bsn1t..
heme with gear det garage located
on a lge lot cony. to schools, stores
and transp..;; very low down payment:
priced to sell.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
WI. 550O-1329, once open Sun and
evenings Id
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15
MOREHOUSE
STUDENT WINS
COLLEGE FUND
HONORS

NEW YORK CITY An inter
esting "inter-college" competition
to select the most outstanding
student from so competing Negro
schools was completed here last
Thursday, with five judges agree
ing that Robert B. James, senior at
Morehouse College, should be
given first honors; Daisy Whit
meyer, Junior at Texas College,
was runner-up.
The contest was sponsored by the
Westinghouse Corporation, for
| the United Negro Fund, and the
competition was between students
of the SO accredited Negro schools
which are aided by the Fund. Bas-
is 70 rthe judging was from letters
submitted by the competing stud
ents, bulwarked by reports from
the schools themselves. Honorable
mention went also to Howard
University. Benedict College and
LeMoyne College.
! The outcome of the contest will
be aired May 20 on the Westing-
house program, featuring Ted Ma
lone, "Your Radio Story Teller"
The May 20 broadcast will be
heard by the three million listeners
of the ABC network from HAS
A. M. to IL noon.
First prize to James was a 500
war bond, and citation which was
given by the Fund; James's school
Morehouse, received the latest
codel console radio-phonograph by
Westinghouse. Miss Whitmeye1
received a $25 war bond.
Judges were Thomas A. Morgan
of Sperry Gyroscope Corporation,
who is chairman of the Funds
executive committee; Charming H
Tobias, director, Phelps Stokes
Fund; Thomas Darcy Brophy,
president, Kenyon and Eckhardt
Inc, who is chairman of the
Funds executive committee; Leon
Goldstein, vice-president, radio
station WMCA; Ted Malone, radio
emcee.
Young James has an interesting
background, not dissimiliar from
many other students attending the
Funds member schools. Born in
Alabama of poor parents, he went
through grade and high schools
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15

the Women's Physical Education
Department of the college present.
ed its May Day program.
The high schools taking part in
the tournament were: Bowman
High School of Vicksburg, Harris
Senior High School of Meridian,
Burglund High School of McComb.
Corinth High School. Stone Street
High School of Greenwood, Am
brose Vocational High School of
Lexington, Alexander High School
of Brookhaven, Tougaloo High
School of Hattiesburg, and Pike
County Agricultural High School
of Magnolia.
The prize for the best play, a
loving cup, was presented to the
Oxford Training School players;
TougaloO High School won second
place; and Stone Street High
School of Greenwood and Ambrose
Vocational High School of Leging-
ton tied for third place. A dramat-
ic pin was presented to Herbert
Brookins of Oxford for the best
individual acting, and Ards Daniel
of Magnolia won second place.
Judges were: Mrs. Gloria Evans
of Jackson College, Mrs. Bertha
Dishman of the Piney Woods
School, and Mr.. James W. Smith Of
Rust Colleke.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15
n GRO BISHOP
NATIVE OF MISS.
PRESIDES OVER
METHODIST
SESSIO

BOSTON. Mass. Bishop Alex
ander Preston Shaw, native of
Mississippi head of the Baltimore
Area of The Methodist Church,
and one of the five Negro bishops
of the denomination, presided over
the Saturday business session of
the General Conference of the de-
nomination meeting in Mechanics
Building here. This marks the Sec
ond time in Methodist history
that a Negro bishop presided at a
General Conference session, Bishop
Robert E. Jones, now retired, then
head of the New Orleans Area,
having been accorded this honor
in 1910.
Three of the five Negro bishops
held the spotlight at Saturday
mornings session. Devotional
speaker was Bishop Edward W.
Kelly. of Saint Louis. Bishop Will
lis J. King, formerly president OF
Cannon Theological Seminary,
Atlanta, who was elected to the
episcopacy in 1914 presented to
Bishop Shaw for use at the SEES
sion the gavel which was present.
ed to the African prelate when ne
first presided over the Liberlan
Conference in January, 1945.
1t was one of the most dramatic
moments thus far during the world
wide Methodist gathering and the
incident drew prolonged applause
from the $50 delegates and thous-
ands of visitors.
The Methodist Church was again
urged to end racial segregation by
a special committee headed by
Bishop James C. Baker, of San
Francisco. The report called the
racial problem "acute and tragic, u
and declared that the time has
come for the Methodist Church to
purge itself of any racial discrimi-
nation.
,"Strong statements are not
enough" the report stated. "There
must be an educational offensive
going far beyond resolutions, and
there must be definite action to
bring the Christian Church in line
with its accepted professions"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15

4 The other day as / was working
in my kitchen, ] started thinking
about the many improvements
which research of recent years had
brought about in food paokaging
end conservation 4
Take that old household standbytI
brown sugar, for instance re!
member what a problem it used to!
be to Keep sugar from growing,
dry and lumpy or just too hard
TO use? Nowadays, it's no prob
lem at all! After much study and
research, the manufacturers OIL
brown sugar discovered a veryI
simple way to keep sugar moist
and fresh. They pack the sugar in
q heavy carton, with a strong
waxed paper lining-and the waxed
paper keeps it fresh indefnitelyg
AFTER each using, just carefully
poll down the inner waXed paper
lining and its protection will help
keep the contents soft and moist.
I've found, too, that even bulk
brown sugar can be kept fresh in
much the same way. | always re.
pack. bulk sugar in a glass jar
(which line with heavy waxed
paper - and after each use, re-,
fold the waxed paper. By using
Ewaxed paper, | can keep sugar for
months in my pantry and am
always assured of its freshness.
Yes, brown sugar is just one more
kof the hundreds of foods that are
kept fresh and sanitary, ready for
use with handy, practical waxed
La, =
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15

able to go to college. A 800
scholarship finally opened the way.
Other aid came from her school,
Texas college, Tyler, Texas. To-
day she is a major in home eco
nomics. Among her many student
activities she has included a "tag
day" for the College Fund, in
gratitude 70 rthe assistance given
her school by that organization.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15
Acid indigestion
Relieved in S minutes or
~H1GN%1 NJ = AAA1NAWs~~ ~
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful surOcat,.
ING gas. sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomate rellef-medcines like those In Bsll-ana
Tablets. No laxative. BeIl-sns brings comfort Ia
lily OF double your moRey back return Of boteas
u Us. sc at all druggists
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15

THEN Walk AND SIT IN WMF0RT
Use Poslan-the CONCENTRATED
ointment-as. thousands have.
The oily base HOLDS PosIams
medication on the smarting skin
to cool and soothe that agonizing
itch and burn. Sold from coast TO
coast for 35 years. Ask your
doctor. Only soc, all drug stores.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15
TOugalOO College
Host To High School
Dramatic Players

Over two hundred students from
twelve high schools of the state
took part in the Second Annual
High School Dramatic Tournament
at Tougaloo College on Saturday,
May 1. Preceding the tournament,
the annual Competitive Scholar
ship Examination was given to
thirty-one students. At 100 PM,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15

the hard way. Interested in music,
science, history, football, he did
odd jobs to exc out an existence.
Indicted into the army, he went
overseas as sergeant, won five
battle stars, returned to America
and Morehouse with a broadend
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-15
outlook nd perspective.

outlook nd perspective.
Miss Whitmeyer also came from
poor family. Her family life was
further disrupted by separation
between her parents. For IA years.
the young girl worked in a white
Cafeteria, hoping someday to be
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01
Montana State Grange
Meets Dec. Sill

THE 10TH ANNUAL convention
of the Montana State Grange will be
in Missoula from Dec. 8-11, ac-
cording to State Master, Winton
Weydemeyer, Fortine.
Speakers scheduled for the con-
vention include Gov. Sam c. Ford;
r. B. T~ootell, director, Montana ex-
tension service, and Leroy Sands of
the soil conservation service.
The state masters address to be
given the first afternoon, Dec. 8, and
resolutions received from Pomona
and subordinate Oranges throughout
northwestern Montana will serve as
the basis for committee reports and
delegate action. Among the subjects
to receive attention will be long
range farm programs, supports for
farm commodities, soil, water, forest
and wildlife conservation, reclama-
ton and flood control programs,
rural health and education problems
and community service activities.
Comforting of Juvenile, first, Sec
ond, fifth and sixth degrees on Fri
day afternoon and evening will high
light the ritualistic work of the con-
vention. Social features will be a
home economics luncheon Friday
noon, an annual State Grange BAN
quet Friday evening, and a youth
luncheon Saturday noon. The closing
session Saturday evening, open to
the public, will feature youth ac-
tivities and various contests and
awards.
Delegates are expected from 81
subordinate QocaD and 6 Pomona
County, Oranges. This will be the
10th annual session of the Montana
State Grange.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-01
Agricultural Agency NeWs
Is4s POTATO SUPPORTS

Commercial potato acreage goals
of $500 acres for Montana and o.
500 acres for Wyoming have been
recommended by the U. S. depart
ment of agriculture for 1949. The
recommendations were made with
the announcement that the support
price will be so percent of parity.
The national acreage goal is 1885,
600, about 100000 less than the