davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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STONE HT1ME

Suitable for lge. family or home and
income, lst fl. has 3 hhse rms. and
tile bath, , rms. and bath. rgh.-i on
Gas heat, 2 stone frpl., Y acre lot.
Close III.
F. E. MALCOLM
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC-l52S K St. NV.
MA 9141

COLORED - SMALL DOWN PAY.
MENT Eastern ave-: here is the
bungalow that you have been lookins
lor. Full bsmt., oil heat, full attic
larse corner lot: only SI2.5OO. Call
Mr. Hogan, DI. 1854; ewes, RA
5612. COX e. co.
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NO CASH DOWN

SALES, INC-152S x ST. NV.
MA. 9l41
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SILVER SPRING

S-bedrm., 2l2-bath home, in very
fine subdivision. situated on lge.
level fenced-in lot; true center-hall
entrance, lge. liv. rm., din. rm,
kit. with dinette. 1St-f. lavatory,
beautiful pine paneled rec. rm., built
in garage; close to both parochial
and elementary schools.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
SH. 5000 TILL 8 Pm.
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U HICt 6tOIIOII. IIOC -U.@i -
SILVER SPRING

Exclusive Woodside Forest section
large pre-war Colonial brick, thru
side wall, beautiful living room with
fireplace. side screened porch. guest
sized dining room. modern equipped
!; kitchen with breakfast nook, ana "a
bath on first floor; 3 large bed
Tuof Wsy to lapse ehf fniShed M u room % on S's grd
floor; full basement, gas. heat, at
tached garage. slate roof; excellent
! value at S24,750.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
s71O Georgia ave. 81. 570O till 9.
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A CONVENIENT PLAN

"A CON VEN1EN i PLAN
For home that is priced at Sl4 800,
that offers ) bedrms. and 3 baths.
This Is certainly a nice arrange
ment: | bedrm. and bath on 1st f.:
> bedrms. and bath up. Also there
is full size liv. rm., din. rm., and
equipped kitchen; back rear patio.
shaded lot. Put this on your list
to inspect
IL. 1lL
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coMl. PROPERTY FOR SALE
CONT, PROPERTY For RENT
COMMERCIAL PROP. WANTED

BLDG, suitable for auto leadership
in Sc. sec: prefer AnacoStia: can
give long lease. Box lisa. Star.
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RAMBLER

In beautiful Va. Forest. Immaculate
2 bedrma; home. Features huge beam
celllng Nv; rm., natural stone frpl.,
bath and shower: full bsmt.. outside
entr,, gas &C. ht; level lot SOxl5O.
trees; conv. to everything Only
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Cont
INVESTORS

It is now possible for me to
deliver a few good properties
which are large. apartment
houses, ranging from 80 to
200 units You may be able
to better your position by ex-
changing some OF your hold
ings. For further information,
phone Mr.. Wolberg. ia. 1856.
VI NNHN p JTruC ~
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Brick Rambler-S13.45O

Brick Rambler-S13,450
Prewar-built, on a fine, level
corner lot S9x100 it., in popu-
lar Hampshire Knolls, Md,
about u mile from D. c. line
= and close to ali conveniences5
five rooms and tile bath, full
basement with outside en-
trance. screened porch, electric
refrigerator, ir-conditioned
air heat; excellent condition.
Well financed Phone Mr..
Evans, WO. 0290, for informa-
tion.
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81 600 CASH

Will purchase this brick bungalow.
Has living room dining room COM
bihation. equipped Kitchen, . bed
rooms and tile bath on 1St floor; ex-
panSion md floor. Full basement.
Gas &C. heat. On nice lot. Com
pletely redecorated. Immediate pos
session.
SEWELL REALTY co.
Ia S. GLEBE RID. AT LEE BLVD.
Phone OK. 02l7 or Gil. 1873.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
SPECIAL ULTRA MODERN 1-story
stores; Al location; leased $4,000
per annum: owner pays taxes and
insurance; act today to secure this
excellent investment. MIR. oDuM,
yTdiNiTY I'll fTio' sTATLER HOTEL g.
story conditioned office build
ing. Automatic elevator. oil burner,
parking avail; suitable for Ma
tional Organization; price S125, 900.
Call Mr.. MORGAN. CHARLES G.
KOONES & CO., Realtors. DI. 2342.
BRIGHTWOOD-Mod. 1-story bldg.
$150 monthly income; little expense
to owner: good lease; only S17,500.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1103
$500 MO. INCOME unit converted
apt house; .6-rm. bungalow, out
bldgs. and 12 acres of land with
utils. Located in a growing and pro-
gressiye town, 20 mi. from Wash.
Can be- purchased on terms. To see,
call Mr.. Hileman, OW. 1894, LEATH
4 ASHLEY; INC; MA. 1864; 49,,
net: same tenant for 10 yrs; S45,-
600, terms. Mr.. Mpasell, DI. 1o15;
ewes. ST: 2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC. III
NV. 5-FAMILY APT.-Gross annual
rents, S2,S36; low rents. Owner has
spent over $4,000 remodelins; COM
plete units of one-piece sink. re-
frigerator and gas stove: an oppor-
tunity for q real buy. Cali
CO. 5621. 1346 Conn. Ave.
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TAKOMA PARK
Modern Brick; BUNGALOW

ONLY $4,000
Extremely attrac. in appearance, and
in very clean condition, this Eng.
lish brick bungalow is wonderful
buy at the low price offered. Lovely
liv. rm., din. rm., . fine -bedrms.;
tile bath, roomy ultrsmod. equipped
kit, and scr. porch, all on one, floor.
Stairway to storage attic, full bsmt:,
gas &C. heat, excel. corner lot: II
will please you; Gall NA; 9!a7
Capital View Realty
Realtors. q25 N. Y Ave NV.
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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGlhIA

AhLiNGIoN, Sl%,3oO-Det. 2-story
brk.' prewar; steel construction, 5
bsmt.. porch, oil heat, level lot with
trees; wide paved, street, sidewalks.
value: Ewes. call WI. 3.s23. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. l41l. -16
ARLINGTON-GI APPROVED; So
500 cash. BY owner and builder.
New 2-story brick, 3 large bedrooms,
ment. rec. room. side porch, at
tached garage, stairs to attic, gas
&C; lot 60xI2O. Out Wilson blvd.
20 Sl2 N. Greenbrier st. r. J.
STALKER, CE. 769S. 19'
CHGRRYDALE-Sll, 900 for this =
oedrm;, den. older bunaa on 75XI5O
nc ISIs osf eA $fF Sido: G. eve F. cH Wo9RFoE Ss4s
DESIRABLE VA. PROPERTIES are in
great demand. We have many clients
wanting homes and farms. May
we have the pleasure of selling
service, phone FA. 2122. CAPUTI,
NO DOWN PAYMENT for oualif,ed
veterans only: $50 mo. Gncl. taxes
insurance.. will buy immaculate .
bedrm. semidetached brick house.
ment oil INV h: aluminium storm
windows; Venetian blinds; fenced
in yard; 5 min. to Pentagon; close
% SHOPPING center. No agents please.
Call OWNER, oW. 6l52. -l6
UNUSUAL BRICK BUNGALOW. in ex-
cellent N. Arlington location. with
many special features seldom seen
Large living rm. with f1repl.. tre-
mendous master bedrm.. pine
paneleo room in full bsmt.. slate
roof, beautiful shrubs, over sized
screened porch, built in garage, large
lot, conv. transp.; Gil. FHA financ-
STILES, DI. 1859 or FA. 1915. -Ig
WELL-PLANNED RAMBLER; liv. rm',
l4xlS, with firepl.; din. rm., l0xl4:
kit, 10xl1; breakfast rm., 7xS; 2
bedrms., ca. l2xl3i lovely glaSsed
in library, l0xlS; all on LIST fl,
Stairway to lge. unfinished end f.;
bsmt;, incl. recre. rm. with bar,
laundry rm.. furnace rm. and built
in garage. This property is in new
cond., has INV. oil heat, hardwood
ifs: and is built with cyprus shingle
siding and Is approx. ID yrs. old;
bus, l blk. from Robert E. Lee
School: priced. Sl5,95o. For appt.
call CHI 9666 or tves., CHI. 1927.
WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE, Realtor.
Exclusive Agent. -16
OWNER LEAVING - Desires quick
sale 3-bedrm. frame house. on "
acre; all rooms first floor; "a bsmt.,
dole. garage, we'll l-shrubbed lot. See
it and make offer, ARFAX REAL
TY, FA. l45o; ask operator for
BY owner OWN r. FALLS CHURCHpe-
story, 2-bedrm. brick Colonial on
large, wooded lot, S0xl26; full
construction. extra large 2-car ga
rage. storm windows, Venetian
S15,250; GIL approved; approx.
$1,000 cash. FA. 406S. No brokers
please. -2l
DOMINION HEIGHTS
1905 10th I'd. north, Arlington, Va
You must see this home to appre-
ciate it. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, bedrooms and bath on
End floor: large lot l00x15o. Re-
duced to S16,S0O.
John H. Miller, jr., g. Brother.
Realtor' and Builders,
1912 K st. NV. Phone MA. 1857.
FALLS CHURCH, cedar shingle .
bedrm home. constructed soon on
spacious lot. S15,100. Plans and de-
taliSs available now.
HENRY c. BROWN REALTY
246 N. Wash, Fails Church, Va.
FA- 1911 or FA. O22p.
FALLS CHURCH. brick rambler
building soon, 3 bedrms., S0X150 #.
lot, plans and details available now.
$14,25n Terms
HENRY c. BROWN REALTY
DAG N Wash. Falls Church. Va
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S10.750

We believe this 25s-acre farm is the
pest value on today's market. 100
Colonial residence. Chicken house,
new corn crib, barn and smoke
mouse. Located in Clark Co., Vtr.
glnla 52 miles from Wash, Prop
erty priced for quick sale.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE in centrally located
bldg; ideal for sales representatives
or real estate broker Apply 1925
vermont ave. NV, suite 3l3, DI,
5746 II
BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV near
Conn. and Knew, modern, at
tractlve, desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, mail,
switchboard and Stenographic serv-
ice. Call DI 2TO4. So
4l0 Bond Bldg-Desk
space telephone and secretarial
service available DI 2SO1 90
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CENTRAL LOCATION, new freproof
buildings, soon to be erected, with
and 4do without ooro; r; r: sidings: from
leases available. Call Mr.. Morgan,
OWNER will erect warehouse for re-
sponsible tenant, ne. location, 5000
to 10000 So. IT. or more. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor, 1903 K ST.
APPRoxiMATELY 5000 SO. FIT. in
modern northwest building near
Possession May. Call Mr.. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS, Washington Bldg.
DI. $500; ewes, GIL. 1855 liz
WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. C. with Penna
FRS. INC. DI 2434
MODERN. 1-story, brick warehouse:
conveniently located. 1000 So. it.;
truck docks. r.r. siding; property
zoned industrial; suitable for ware
housing. manufacturing or distribut-
ing See Mr. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC, washington Bldg, DI.
5000: ewes. CHI. a23S.
WAREHOUSE SPACE
Large loft, suitable for storage or
workroom, vic. 18th and X SITS. NV.
Call Elk 1912 -l6
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1903 18th ST, NV
OFFICES FOR RENT

Story approx. 20x7O. balcony in rear;
in good business section; reasonable
rent. lease to qualified tenant. After
10 am, AID. 1868. -IS
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
SILVER SPRING

Attrsc. t-rm. y bath Colonial brick
and frame, located on corner lot in
conv. location. 3 bedrms., ! bath
on md A. Liv. rm, din. rm. ex-
ceptionally modern kitchen. powder
rm.. on LIST A.; full bsmt., outside
entronce. To inspect call
Philip B. Key Co., Realtor
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
DUPLEX APARTMENT BUILDING
There are two units in this four
story semideta ched brick, modern
in every respect and with details
too numerous to quote here. On
excellent residential street, yet only
three blocks from Dupont Circle
Call Mrs D'Amecourt. with JAMES
L. DIXON g. CO., 1922 18th st
NV, ST 200. Ewes and week
ends WO $500 Ia
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Prewar and in immaculate condi-
ton, on Handicapped lot IS it.. wide,
4 close to all conveniences and only
a mile from D. c.. line. Foyer
entrance, rooms and bath on first
( floor; table space in kitchen; stair
way to expandable attic; full base
: ment, gas heat. outside entrance;
: large 40 first trust; price. Sl4,950.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD
Center entrance hall, beautiful living
room (21x15) with fireplace and
picture window huge concrete side
: porch. dining room, large ,all-efectrlc
kitchen: generous bedroom and
Efull tile bath on first floor; > huge
bedrooms and bath, up; full base
construction; E2-acre, level, corner
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SHOPPING CENTERS

We are now negotiating leases in
shopping centers in > excel. loca-
uonS. One is in Gregory Estates.
the new 500 Aunt apt. develop
ment IN Seat Pleasant, Md. and
the other is at the intersection of
Marlboro pike and Silver Hill rd.,
between Farkland and District
Heights. Call Mr.. Mack for appt.
to see plans, aerial photos, etc.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC, 1900
18th ST NV III 5000 ~
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE

FREDERICK COUNTY $50 acre,
fertile rolling land with strear':
now all in grass, ready for
cattle l27-yr.-old COW, lovely, g.
I'm: IN brick and stone house. not too
large with ; .freplaces: sets way
back from highway in lovely set.
ting, oVerlooking lake fed by many
springs. This house could be easily
gone oyer and be the home YOU
cone+rS naTe always dreamed of in the
large silo. several tenant quarters
and other necessary outbldes. Priced
very low. Act quick. Terms easy.
3Ssn 3Ss4e day 1gu8 or night; Ashton, Nd.
splipgl aaj, R. MI +. D :. Box B, Silver
$50, aO,OOO-HOwARD CO. - o0Olacrs
- stanchion dairy. stock or hog
farm, 10 acres under cultivation
ana grazing, balance in woods; ideal
home and tenant quarters, ether
necessary outbuildingS. on good road:
land very productive; will include
~ acres growing crops for quick
SaIe- 1Ifn immediate possession. JOHN
B6URD3oFT: Colesyille, Md; RID No.
1886. o'' 'nE' ma Can ashton
sa3, 900, A BARGAIN-1ao-acre stock
ana grain farm. on good road; very
productive. well fenced, several
~ ~ GAINS WIN springs; beautiful view:
40 acres now growing wheat, so
acres now ,plowed for corn. Pos
session April /; terms, $4,000 down.
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville. Md;
RED No: ,, Silver Spring, Md. CAN
Ashton 3S46. 81
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-commut.
ing distance D. c., rs fertile acres,
good house, tenant house, barn.
dairy and other outbldgs. A bargain
Q: L. WILLIAMS, MA. 4033. ~
sTROUi FARM CATALOG FREEl
$50 barsains, 80 states. STROUD
RLALTY eliza Woodward Bldg,
, Was5ln gton, Metropolitan 754S.
barn, numerous outbuildings, orchard.
All completely fenced cleared and
cultivated. Excellent nearby Md, To-
cation. Price goes UP $4,000 next
month. This month only. S16,75O,
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DILLON LAND co.
Falls Church, Va. FA. 1853.
RETIRING FAMILY
FARMS FOR RENT

SMALL WHITE FAMILY, capable q
running farm; good salary. FLEET
PHOTO SERVICE, 1882 14th ss,
NV, ST. 2435. LII
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
ONLY $500 DOWN

Y = 70 y - y v = Y
And S100 per month including taxes,
insurance and loan payments: g.
room brick and frame Colonial. with
breakfast nook; full basement and
rear Anchor fenced yard. Nice
Silver Spring location.
Hn
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RANCH HOUSE
BARGAIN

Attractive asbestos shingled home, in
Hillwood. Owner getting larger home.
All on l floor are, 3 bedrms., | bath,
liy. rm. with fireplace, separate din
ing rm. and kitchen, newly equipped
with automatic elec. stove. 7-ft. re-
trlRerator and dbl. drain board sink:
stairs to storage attic; bright dry
&C. heat: screens, storm windows,
Venetian blinds; white picket fence
around back yard; Just redecorated; ;
this home fairly Sparkles: schools,
shopping and bus line within easy
$1,000 Call W. B. WRIGHT, sol
S: Glebe rd.. IA. 4-0550: ewes. TIE.
O39g tx
, 1950-09-05

Dodgers following. The others are
about eight Or more games out of
first place, a margin which thew
could scarcely cover in order to
get in first place. Therefore the
Phillies while they must play hard
to hold their position, are in a
much better position than the
New York Yankees. Will Casey
Stengel- demonstrate his man
agerial ability as he did the last
year when his ball club suffered
about II injuries and yet he came
up to win the pennant and now is
the pilot of the World Champions?
This is thought for Yankee fans.
, 1950-09-05
P OBLIGATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $4,000, represent
ing interest accrued on the in
vested capital of Their Royal
Highnesses Crown Prince
Frederik and Crown Princesse
Louise's Silver Wedding Me-
mortal Fund for the benefit of
INDECENT persons in st. Croix
will be available for distribu-
ton on September IS, 1850.
Applications containing the
requisite information and duly
certified should be forwarded
to the undersigned on or be-
fore September 8, 1850.
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
August 8, 1850
Harry E. Taylor
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-09-05
NEWS

The SIS Fort Amherst"
northbound, is due at Frederik
sted September 9th, accepting
freight and passengers, for
Thomas and New York.
FURNESS WITTY & Co., Ltd
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
Agents
, 1950-09-05

them for the past two or more
weeks and have now become a
contender for the pennant. The
question most likely to be asked
at this time is Can the Yanks
stop. the Red Sox?" 1t is a mooted
one, but the answer will be CIV
en- on Thursday afternoon. The
Red Sox will no doubt put in the
long-rested Ted Williams to hit
against the Yanks' pitching; and
the stands in Fenway may look
very enticing to Joe Di Maggie,
Big John (Mize) or the much
dreaded Magician (Yogi Berra),
while that all-powerful Dropo
may think he can beat that ball
for a long ride. Be the case what
it may, two good ball clubs will
battle against each other.
In the National League there is
scarcely any reason for excite
ment among the fans. The Phil
lies seem to be holding their own,
and the Dodgers continue to keep
the second place clear for them
selves, with a nice margin of
about 5 to 6 games behind the
Phillies. AS it is in the American
League, SO. it is in the National;
the top-notchers will meet on the
same days. The result of these
games will not have the same eff
feet on the standing in this
League as the result of the games
in the American League will have
on the ball clubs. In the American
League, four ball clubs are con-
tending for the pennant, with the
fourth-place Indians being only
about five games out of first place,
while in the National League it
can be said with some degree Of
accuracy that only two ball clubs
are contending for the pennant;
the Phillies in the lead and the
, 1950-09-05
What eigurette do doctors themselves smoke?

. Three nationally known independent re,
search organizations put the question to
1857 doctors. Doctors in every field of
medicine were asked, What cigarette do
you smoke, Doctor" The answers from this
nationwide survey revealed that
, 1950-09-05
BASEBALL NEWS
by smittY

While in the National League
there was no material change, DO
sltlons in the AmericanOLeague
changed considerably. In the Ma
tional League, the Philadelphia
Phlllies continue to lead 5heir
league with a good margin of
about five and one half to six
games over the second-place Dod-
gers. The Phillies have been lead
ing their league for quite some
time now and there is every indi-
cation up to this time they will
participate in the World Series in
the City of Brotherly Love.
In the American League, the
Detroit Tigers who have held the
first place since June 10, dropped
into second place as of August 80
for the first time. How did this
happen? The second place Yanks
took all their games from the
Brownies and the White Sox (for
the first time in the season. and
closed the deal by defeating the
Indians in terrible fashion taking
all OF four games. While the Yanks
were doing this, the Tigers gave
up a few to the Athletics, the Sc
majors and the Red Sox, thereby
receiving a little dose of the same
medicine which they gave earlier
to these clubs. The result was that
the Bengals dropped to second
place while the Indians were fore
ed to fourth place below the Red
SoX. The Indians are now about
five games out of first place. The
clubs in the American League
may change position during the
remaining weeks, with anyone of
them eventually being the winner.
AS for the Labor Day games,
the Indians will play at Chicago
2 douhle-header; the Browns at
Detroit for an equal number of
games; Red SoX will meet the Sc
majors for two games also, with
the leading Yanks playing the
Athletics at Stadium a double
'na!er. From all indications, the
Tribe and Bengals seem to have
the better chance of winning both
games, while the Red Sox and
Yanks9 may not. Assuming that
the top-notchers win, the stand
ing will remain the same. But the
result of Wednesday and Thurs
day games will affect the stand
ing greatly. The Indians will move
In for two games at Detroit while
the Yanks will play the Red Sox
at FenWay Park, a night game
and then a day game. If the In
dams beat the Tigers and the
Yanks defeat the Red Sox, the In
dams will move up somewhat
while the Tigers will go down and
this is equally true of the Red
Sox. If the Red Sox and Tigers
win, it is likely to be a very close
margin between three of the ball
clubs in the upper division. The
, 1950-09-05
FOR SALE

!. Drudging Cart
l Chestnut Horse
Mule
! Black Mare Gin foaI)
reasonable.
For enquire:
Ann Mary George - c'sted
Joseph George - F''sted
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-22
Man Burned
TO Death In
Georgia Jail

BOSTWICK, Ga, April 17-Fo-
clan Booker, So was burned to
death in his jail cell here Easter
Sunday, Sheriff G. P. Sage, of
Morgan County, said Tuesday.
Sheriff Sage said the fire de-
stroyed the wooden-frame building
in which Booker had been confined
temporarily on charges of drunk
disorderly conduct.
Booker, a resident of Bostwick,
has two brothers and four sisters
living in Atlanta.
The Morgan county officer said
the fire originated in Booker's cell.
There were no other prisoners in
the Jail at that time.
Sage said Booker was the first
person to be confined in the struc-
ture this year. He was being held
there until police could secure
transportation to take him to the
county jail.
The sheriff said that Booker had
only been in the Jail for "about Is
or 20 minutes before the fire start
ed"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-22
Hospital Addition
For Negroes OKed
PRELIMINARY APPROVAL
GIVEN BY STATE COMMISSION

Jackson, Miss, April 11.-Pre-
liminary approval of Federal and
state funds to match local con-
tributions for a 25-bed addition
to the Taborian Hospital at Mound
Bayou was given Monday by the
state Commission on Hospital
Care.
DR.. d. V. Galloway, executive
secretary of the commission, said
the addition would cost approx
mately $344,000, of which the Fed
eral Government is expected to
provide $226,O00, the state $68 900
and the hospital itself around
$4,000.
There are now so beds at the
modern hospital for Negroes in
the all-Negro town in the Delta.
1t has an outstanding medical staff
and is rendering service to men,
bers of that race affiliated with
the Taborian Society.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-22
18th Observance.
Continued from Page One)

(COntlnueQ from rage One)
salaries received by these en-
ployees feed, clothes, house
educate and pay medical care for
thousands of dependents. These
white collar jobs are made avail
able to Negroes only through the
member companies of NINA.
The millions Of dollars paid to
NINA policyholders come at time
when the families are in dire need.
These sixty-two (62) NINA COM
panies have opened the Door of
Hope" in financing the building
of new homes and purchasing of
parcels of real estate for people
who may never have realized their
fondest dreams.
While the insurance in force
runs into millions of dollars, there
is still tremendous untapped mar
ket in the field . many potential
policyholders are to be serviced.
Today's NINA companies can is
sue you any type and any amount
of insurance coverage you desire;
and the field representative knows
his job and is capable of counselingI
with you intelligently.
The planning committee headed
by Chairman w. w. Butler and
Secretary E. E. Fort are confident
of big returns in this all out eff
fort.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-04-22

ACTIVE AGAIN-Mary Mcleod
Bethune, leader in national affairs.
and founder, president emeritus of
Bethune-Cookman College and of
the National Council of Negro
Women returns to action after a
well earned rest, with Women's
Day address at Texas State Uni
versity, at Houston, on April IS.
She will speak on Unity For
Peace" at a Detroit Auditorium
mass meeting on April 80.