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Evening star., 1952-12-14

coNv. Sc. LocATIoN-Ent. End
utiii Wills. is' L.. 5.s44s. aa 4ss'0'n' 300 'n'l'
Haney & Co., EX. 3-3443
COLORED-NEWLY DECOR; Pull
man de luxe apt, ideal for 2 Govt.
si.s srs or DersDas sDa k ne. Es5ss
coLoRED-FURN., front, 2 rms. and
bath; nn . Mas ne children; renned people
coIoREDMGiis1s BELMONT ST. NV.
sad T N; kit kit and osEpH sssh nicely En11Nn fHsn
coLoRED-saaa wARDER ST. NV.
Newly. dec; bsmt. apt; 2 rms,
KIT; and bath. for 2 empl, Govt.
s,Eo Il sm9 fP'f bnbsS s4sss sio.:din
porch. semipvt. Kit. and bath: for
cSRoSaSs@a.s, 81; MS. | r ST. N. NV, - ia...
Geint. 81. s!saes snS path; nicely furn. Call
coioRRE1DS-oNE RooM-Iarss kit.
semipvt. bath; furnished; empl. cpie.
Can be seen dsss 49, SUM-. CLIO week
coLPEnRatss fms IL. sns wlaaAhEp bash .Ny sT Sw S.s
ssssid sess hifs 5sa SS 5sI afRS
Utils. incl. l rm.. kit, share bath;
cony. transp. II: 7-9100.
COLORED-1 RM. AND PVT. KIT.
Nicely furn.; me-: all privils.: bus
coi6%TnL,s4 g SS5ner n, SNn sNsgss&Si & srs. NV.
Arm, BIT: apt. and bath: no
children; sos mo, Ma. s-sa31.
COLORED-NR. .I4th AND KENYON
N.W.-2 rms, kit; share bath; $55
mo-; cow. transp. DE. 2-72O9.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

MODERN 2-BEDRM. HOME with full
vile, Md. WE 5-6so3, tSll after
NORTH ARLINGTON - Rambler.
choice section: living rm., dinette.
lge kit. 3 bedrms.. bath, stor. attic:
sls' me " VIM '0nv l. Y %AEsiHhb AiEsfsTKshlns s'$o
NEAR FALLS CHuRcH-Brick Cape
Cod house: 3 bedrms1 ~ baths full
bsmt ssryiceman pref: no more
tween sase in1lcFsn a% sRd sS e% S ST. g: e:sss Is.
ARLINGToN--S125; attractive s.
elaine PROPERTIES. "a. $500.
MODERN. 5 rms. and finished attic.
Full bsmt., gas heat. 500 mo. East
Riyerdale. Md. WA. 7-3624. Id
e-BEDRM. HOUSES, good condition.
near Map Plant and Model Basin:
S75 up to S120 per mo. Phone OIL.
8-BEDRooM COLONIAL, gas heats
A aish. cail Ph'nHj IT, 5.ss17. Stss eastern nls '
VILLAGE N.E.-3-bed-
rm. brick home. panel rec. rm.. gas
ssesns ssas1ls kS sSssPssg ss5s1 reasonable fa ffsaP'
rSW5SRRoSK SsdSI Ssnd;s south h.n| Sf BECK,
ing distance; unusual storage space.
lm semides. sfS5sio s-b:df@.
det.; Si25. ROY N. LIcARI, XII.
,i15N5-rm. house, bath and atil.
SSss?!llss SS: sisssi' Nd. After . pm: MS Gail
vA.-six months; Sis mo.
Three bedrm. rambler; ha.acre lot;
fine neighborhood for children; elec.
refgr., stove: h:.water heat. Bendix:
'AILs 9in; cRuRch r s f. sEEaMlmmeaIa,. f;i1sE
poss.; / h:yr-old. 3-bedrm. rambler;
l block. school; picture window: nre.
fenced lot. s115 mo. JE. 2-7i1s.
semid-t.:
Ssrd. Ssr ;i si15. 'e,i 81. M s.ssss ss. Ns lens'0
ILEX.--Two bedrms. liv.. rm.. dinette,
kit. bath. gas heat, large fenced
lsass lEaIa ssFfses TE' s-sff5aS faiS 0er mo II year
OCCUPANCY. brand. new
3-bedrm. home with smallest bedrm.
I1x12; 2 baths. TE. e-4B6s or XII.
s.Sl40; MRS, GEFAcI. -H
-nEOhM. nOO6bs lovely yhTQ. WUu~
derful for children; near Pentagon.
Avail. Jan. 2. Call IA. 5-9303
.ANDovER HILLS. 4sl1 esth pl.-
New brick Cape Cod. Living room
with fireplace, dining room. ~
baths, 3 bedrooms, basement. drive.
way Greyhound bus one block; nr.
school. shopping Sls5 mo; l4s
and coy 2-bedrm. solid brk. on pic.
turesque street. Hedsed rear yard,
tree-shaded screened porch. sarden
space. Snug interior storm win
dows. thrifty Timken heat. warm,
completely tile-foored basement. A
little gem, every inch sparklins:
$120 for q particular family Of not
more than three. OIL. 4-6425. WO.
OCCUPANCY - Three
bedrm. home in Montgomery County;
Sl15 per mo-; very modern. Cau
ffLHvER 'sig;N ssiPgk1Nc AREA-a sedrm.. ra
full bsmt, lge. equip. Kit. avsllabls
CHARD. Realtor. JU. s-5757. lie
,HILLUM AREA--Almost new 6-rm.
semidet. brick. 3 bedrms., mod.
equipped kit. fIill bsnnt. On busline;
Si2S per mo-: lease JU. 0-0424i
ewes. La. 6-ss00. lis
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED

GOOD HOPE HIlLs--1-bedrm. apt.
for / or adults; $72.60 utilities
included: year lease. Small de-
porches: ample closets. Apply In
person. Ant. /. 1000 Soth st, Sc.
ARL.-CLosE YN-Near RI. Myer.
Pentagon; best location: new build
ing: .1-bedfm. apts.. storage: ample
parking, near transp.. and shopping.
No children; Ss5.. all utils. except
electricity; avail. immed.. Out. wa
son blvd. left on Oak st.. right 70
llRsSSSa,sltsSNsp lsSS lSsp I'd. North. See IN MR
GEORGETOWN-one bedrm. In newly
decorated bldg. Desirable location.
Avail. Jan. /. S121.50 mo. DE.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-One bedrm..
liv. rm., din. alcove.. tile bath with
shower. picture windows, kit. fully
equip. ventilator fan. ample closets.
newly redec.. immed. occupancy.
$3.50 mo. incl. util. For appt. to
inspect contact manager between
hours ] to s. Ju. 5-1265. Ia
EFFICIENCY APT. In modern. elevator
facilities. 1855 Calvert Of. n.w.-14
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrac. two-rm.,
quiet smpl. ladies; S95.sO mo. AD.
$3.50 Tin ct. NV. betw. nS Monroe
NO. PITT ST. Alex bedrm.. nv
location. TIE. 8-0s69. lis
1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.--Large
bedrm kit. Frigidaire. laund. facil.
rHRk AZ shisdsen Rb. Nw' pu issos.rm. s2st; IA .pt
private bath; utilities incl: conv.
trsnsp.: z Or 8 adults; $3.50 mo.
BEDRM.. kit. and liv. rm., next bath;
phone avail; couple or 2 girls: no
,childrsn; $50. RA. 6-2604. --15
sSoss sfl5s.. 'agSSpDi9sis gS s.s1is iis.nsD. use
stte' semiDvt. bath. $3.50 per week
1858 MINTwOoD PL. N.w.-3-bed-
sons; cony: to transp. and shopping.
1881 SHI iISsHs MSakoE ST. N.w.-rwo1 1aa apts.,
ca: pvt. bath. newly decorated. Also
In Newton ST. ssmi-Dath' $50; adI!ts;
ISi3 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NV
We have 2 of the incest eficiencies
in town. at this choice downtown
loc. Call US to inspect, WALKER &
DUN DUNLOP. 1900 18th st. co; B.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-1 rm.. kit and
pvt. bath, partially furn.; S50.33
per mo-. incl. utils. See 'anitor;
CAPITOL Hu.L-Attrac. 2nd-fr. apt: !:
hnAPnne Nu kif IL he ofhe
iaund. facilities in bsmt.; si35 mo-,
utils. incl. GAL East Capitol st.
1 BEDRM.. new modern furn.; compl.
redec.: nr. Walter Reed; $3.50 mo.
Can be seen by appt. only. Call EN-
2-2231 during office hrs. -16
COZY 2-rm. apt. well furn.. sober.
married couple; S15 week. 124 Cj
18th AND HARvARD-rhree clean
rms. twin beds. pvt. bath; porch;
laun facils.; ready to occupy. WO.
DUPONT AREA--Liy. rm.. bedrm..
kit. bath; suitable for 3; utils. furn.
1888 Church st NV. Ia
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CoLoRED-14th ST. NV, near r
st.-2 rooms. kit. and bath. ard
floor. heat furnished; $50 per
month Now.
Thos J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
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FAIRVIEW APIS.

FAIRVIEW APTS.
7th AND BRANDYWINE Sc.
New 1 and Q bedrm. apis. bright and
airy. some with panoramic views:
more than ample closets. S-cu. 1T
Westinghouse refgr. with cross-the-
top freezer compartment, kit. ex-
haust fan, h.-w.h., Bendix laundry
and dryer available to tenants in
each bldg; bedrm.. SS2.50; 9 bed
rms, 1915 and S94.50. all utilities
DIRECTIONS: Out South
Capitol st. to Atlantic ave, left to
4th st., right to Brandywine. left to
apartments.
BY BUS: Take Az bus to 6th and
Atlantic.
Representative on premises sat. and
Sun. l pm to dark.
CARL M. FREEMAN REALTY CO.
OIL. 4-0642
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Presidential
Gardens
IA Minutes to
Downtown Washington

Mt. Vernon ave. at Russell rd., Alex
andria. Call TIE. 6-4400 for ep-
pointment and directions.
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ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Immediate occupancy. Apply MRS.
STANTON, S424 Tulane DR.. HA.
2-7T00.
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BsMT. APT. centrally located: furn.
or unfurn.: ref. exch. HO. 2.63l D.
IMMEDIATE ocCUPANCY-1-bedrm.
apts., $50 and $3.50; 2-bedrm.
apts.. sos: utils. included. SHIPLEY
PARK APIS, 3400 25th st. sc.
ESQ eth ST. N.W.-Two very large
rooms, ! small room, bath, back
porch; excellent condition; new elec-
trio refgr., gas range. and cabinets:
heat and hot water furnished; tent
Bye st. NV. Ma. s-646s. liz
Evening star., 1952-12-14

WE HAVE OTHER L1sT1NGs IN
APIS. OF ALL SIZES: INCL LUDING
4 AuS SHoISE opSd.nIndR 1ssEDRooM Nos APT, EppT At
To Toh 1NsPGcT, sPGA2MPRSl sAoNE WEEE466AAYss.. WEEK
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920)
washington Bldg. MA. 8-9565
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SIP Connecticut Ave.
HOUSE SIZE APIS.
OPEN TODAY 2-6

A rare opportunity to own
a spacious in-town apt. home.
larger than many houses. at a
very reasonable price. These
unusually roomy apts. feature
loft. ceilings. beautiful hard
wood trim. 3 exposures, ex:
ceptional closet space and
storage lockers. Apis. contain
large living room. large din.
ing room. pantry. kitchen and
either 4 bedrooms and Q baths
OR . bedrooms. den and
bath. 6ed Only ;s1 S14 900 to t. ST.
lilies. See these opportunities
today at ego goth ST. NV.
Il block from Conn. ave. and
Kalorama rd.).
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NEW BLDG

2411 goth ST. NV.
Rock Greek Park. | blk
Conn. ave. -Effic. S35 wk. 1-bed-
rm, $50 wk.. furn.; monthly rates
avail; maids serv.: free parking;
utils. Open 10 am, to z pm.
DE 2.0927 IA
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

$3.50
o3l2 yorktown rd., Greenacres. Md,
2-story brick with 3 bedrms., bath,
bsmt., recr. rm. with Law, screened
porch.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Sl6O
5000, Custer rd.. Bethesda. Md; we'll
Kept, 2.story brick. with 3 bedrms.,
"a baths, recr. rm.; nice neiehbor.
hood Call OIL. 2-5424.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

Sl75
1851 Jones Bridge I'd, Chevy Chase.
Md; 2-story Diet. frame with 3 bed
rms. and bath. breakfast rm., iri-
closed porch. To inspect cali OIL.
4lO1 Glenrose ST.. Chevy Chase View.
kensington, Md. Cape Cod, with 4
bedrms.. bath and study, attrac.
furn. Call OIL. 2-S926.
1900 18th ST.. CO. 5-oee2
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| AURORA HILLS

Exsuisitely xS1 h,e furn; home. 3 Sedrmn;,,
baths, recr. rm.; garage; Ft. Scott DIR.
and S. Joyce, Arlington from Jan 3
to March 5; $500 per mo. OF. &.
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disposal, maids room; newly furn.
$500 monthly. lease. JU. 5-7666.
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1741 2sth ST. Sc.
Apis. 2O7 and 81 Beautifully furn
lge. 1-bedrm. apts.. S99.5O each, in
ises Inspect and apply to
JESS FISHER g. CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 3-1S11
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GEORGETOWN

T4UU 34th ST, NV,
Excellent house: beautifully furnished.
bedrooms, 2 baths. servants room
and bath, large dining room, 30-ft.
drawing room: flagstone terrace.
Ideally arranged for entertaining.
VIM. CORCORAN HILL CO., DI. z.
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont,

APT. nr. Shoreham--
Very lge. l or = bedrm., apts.; hy.
rm. hrepl.. din. rm., kit, bath,
porch; sttr. furn.; Si75-S2uo mo
Mgr., AID. 4-2192 or AID. 4-1907
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MODERN 2-BEDRM. HOME with full
bsmt.. located on corner OF Mont
gomery I'd. and Cedar lane. Belts
vile, Md. WE. 5-6S03, call after
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FOXHALL RID.

Charming brick with large garden in
this exclusive section: bedrms.
and 3 baths; avail. immed. H. A..
GILL g. SON, DE. 2-5000: ewes,
EN- 3-66aS Ia
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machine, garbage disposa; ienceo
yard; children accepted. ia S-qlss
THREE BEDROOMS. detached brick.
Convenient to shopping centers and
schools. Available Dec. 10. Open
for inspection Dec II; 13 and 4
LGs. Saoe ESti22TRiousEa & 2Hf St sAETalnfFSTSRRN FTRN va al
and bedrm. homes in the preferred
communities. suit. for the new exec.
utives' families: $3.50. 5000 and
$500. Call Mon. EN-: 2-4464. Ext.
Go yr,1.r, "; C 4 4; n; ,iI1n, MILtER R.n, DEV
NEW a-BEDRM. BRICK. lge. yard;
conv. Boiling and Andrews: S110
plus ntil; Apply 5572 Fisher rd.,
New fsRDif skick. htIs. Me' bedrms., mode modern
Idshitrf nisRes sls5 ss55eOlfss sGHBBslssse' Bss 4 lqE
g. 3-BEDRM. HOUSE, completely furn..
incl; utils.; Sl65 per mo. LU, J.
FURNISHED. modern
.d residence in & &y: cSuntry: Easy csm-
oils. bedrms.. sleeping porch. IRE
frsese Help Vraaa sVailabls On premises ssD
Immediate occupancy. Reasonable.
Phens A AnnsgcllS a. As,s5sI 1904 o4a,,cx = Ia
andria. cal IN. s-6sai. IN ~ -14 iTA
NEW, DET.. 3-bedrm.
BUNGALOW on Arl. blvd: 20 min.
Navy Annex and Pentagon; mod.
furn.; garbage disposal; S165 mo.
HUI. 3-44S1 or JE. 3-0925. lie
sss Sfa farslshsd and eG9':
6edrms. on busline; large yard.
S135 mo WOODWARD & NOR
R1S. T23 goth st. NV. RE. T.
$685.; ewes. La. 6-2757. Ia
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home; 4
bedrmS baths: gar: GE kit, TV.
dishwasher. disposal, washer. 5000.
Also 8 rms. z baths, 5000. MRS.
CLYDE G DUNNIEGTON. OIL. q
2635. EN-. 2-S3S3. -15
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1875 Sycamore-At-
;chenette. bath: nr.
J.; $50. JU. 9-S502.
rms. bath. Ii.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Resident OF Glendale
81 Years Passes

One of Glendale's oldest colored
residents, Mrs. Anna McCauley,
died in a local hospital here this
week after an illness of two
months.
Mrs. McCauley came from Birm-
ingham, Ala, 81 years ago to Glen
dale where she has lived ever since.
Funeral services were held yes
terday at the Church of Got in
Christ where she was a member.
Reverend J.. w. Taylor officiated.
Ragsdale Mortuary was in charge.
Survivors are: Husband, Willie;
one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Brown
of Fresno, California.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Mt. Calvary
Notes
BY EsSie M. Pullins

Sunday school last Sunday was
good in attendance. The lesson was
reviewed by the pastor, and the
women's class (No. g was the ban
ner class for having the best record.
The pastor, Rev. c. N. Hall,
preached a wonderful sermon at
the II o'clock hour. Out-of-toWn
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Harris of Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs.
Helen Hopkins and mother, Mrs.
Millie Hopkins, Altus, Okla. They
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tay-
lor, 2615 S. 9th Ave-
. On our sick list are Mrs. Mary
Hall the pastors wife, Mrs. Inez
Evans, Mrs Allie Brassfield, Mrs.
Ella Holmes, John Laidmore, and
P. J. Jacobs. We are glad to
know that Mr.. Jacobs is improving
after being in an accident. We are
praying for all that they will soon
be up again.
You are alwas welcome to wor-
ship with us at our services.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Attend State
|pTA Convention

Among the more than 400 dele
gates attending the 34th annual
convention of State Congress of
Parents and Teachers, last week,
were two members Of the local
Carver High School unit. They
were Mrs Robert Harper, secre-
tary anu president-elect, and Mrs.
D. F. Benson, chairman of publicity
and magazine.
The three day meet opened We'd
nesday evening at Douglas Senior
High School with the theme
Creating World Friendship for
all Children = Citizens of Tomor-
row." Mrs. Squirting Saunders, state
president, presided. Mrs. H. H.
Eargreaves of Portland, Oregon,
regional vice-president of the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and
Teachers was the principle speaker,
embracing and developing the
theme.
Events highlighting the session
were a luncheon Thursday - a
tour across the border into Mex
leo in the afternoon, a fiesta ban
quet that evening, and breakfast
the following morning.
Conferences, addresses, panel dis
cussion, workshops on the etx-
ceptional child, reading and library
service, high school service and
safety gave delegates a wealth of
information and suggestions to
carry to their associations. The
Carver delegates will also carry to
their group, certificate of goals,
a certificate of membership and
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Lucy Phillips
Pastor To Attend
Bishops Council
BY EDNA j. Franklin

The regular Sunday morning
service has been set for 1890 at
Lucy Phillips Memorial c. M. E.
Church, and Immediately following
this service the Rev. L. ]. Harper,
pastor, will leave for Memphis,
Tenn, where he will attend the
Bishops Council, General Board,
and Lower House meeting which
convenes on the 9th of May. Sun
day School will close promptly at
1925.
Tonight, Friday, there will be
Love Feast att he Church, and all
members are asked to be present.
Last Sunday the pastor preached
the afternoon sermon at the Bethel
c. M. E. Church. The Senior and
Junior choirs sang.
Isbella Boyd who underwent an
operation last week is home now
and is getting along very well
Their residence is TT w. Watkins
Rd. The other sick of the church
have improved greatly.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Funeral Services Held
For 5 Year Resident

Funeral services were held Tues
day at Memory Chapel, A. L.
Moore and Sons funeral parlors,
for Mrs. Cora Wheeler Trice who
passed away last Friday afternoon
at her home, 1419 E. jefferson ST.,
after an illness of more than two
months. The Rev. Thomas Eaton
officiated. Burial was in Green
wood Memorial Park.
Mrs Trice spent her childhood
and youth in Paynesville, Mo-,
where she was born in 1894. After
teaching a short time in Kessinger,
Mo-, she moved to Phoenix in 1917.
Three years later she married Bert
Trice.
She was a past member of the
Eastern Star and a member of the
Jehovah Witnesses.
Beside her husband, Bert, she
is survived by her father, John B.
Wheeler; four sisters, Miss Sarah
Wheeler, Mrs. Eleanor Peterson,
Mrs. Margaret Jackson, all of
Phoenix, and Mrs. Frances Burrell
of st. Louis, Mo-; five brothers:
Chester, Emanuel, and Charles, all
of Phoenix; Jesse, of st. Louis, and
William of Seattle, Wash. Aunts,
Miss Mary Wheeler, Chicago; Mrs.
Lottie Holmes and Mrs. Fanny
Miles, Louisiana, Mo-; an uncle,
Zack Wheeler, Harvey, ILL.,; bro
ther-in-law, Thomas Trice, Boston,
Mass; and ccosin, Mrs. Rena Dunn,
l.. A.
Attending the funeral other than
the immediate family from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis of L. A., friends.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Bethel c. M. Z.
Church News
By Mrs. Emma Mathews

Last Sunday the Mems class re-
ceived the banner for the best rec
ord in Sunday school. The attend
ance was very good.
At the II o'clock hour Elder J.
Houston brought the message, his
subject was, Come Unto Me All
Ye That Labor and Are Heavy
Laden, and l Will Give You Rest. "
1t was at the $3.50 pm. program
last Sunday that Rev. L. ]. Harper
from Phillips Memorial c. M. E.
church and members including
their choir were with us. We were
also favored with two quartets.
Reverend Harper brought the mes
sage. His subject was Lord is it l. -
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02
Youth Day Best
In History Of
Boptist Church
By Thelnla johnson

Youth Day at First Institutional
Baptist church last Sunday went
down in history as the most sue
cessful. Even the rain didn't stop
the youth.
Sunday school was bustling with
learning of life on the high plane.
The II o'clock service as usual
topped the days worship. The
two speakers held the audience at
rapt attention as they pursued
their subjects containing stubborn
facts of life and an earnest appeal
for adult leadership in the right
direction.
Listening to the two Carver stu
dents, one could think of the too
often referred to problem of jul
venile delinquency as problem
of adult delinquency.
Music was furnished by the Mel
son Echoes and the Carver Girls
Glee Club. Seletha James and Will
liam Harper as public speakers
have made place for themselves.
The $3.50 pm. program was en-
joyed by all present in the base
ment. The B. T. u. had very
good session at 500 pm.
The 500 pm. service was high
lighted by program rendered by
the Caananite's singers, group of
young people who stirred their au-
dience.
Mrs. Minnie M. Nelson, pinch
hitting for her husband with the
youth program, and her committee
is due much praise for success of
the youth program.
~~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~>~>~~~~1~~~
two seals, one each for press book
and charter. Mrs. Harper repre-
Sented Carver at the luncheon at
a special table set up to honor as
sociations having contributed their
quota to the National Building
Fund.
Others from Phoenix attending
the convention were Mrs. l. w.
Hopper and Mrs. Pearl Thomas,
president and publicity chairman,
respectively, of Mary Bethune
School; Mrs. Jack Benson and Mrs.
Charles Cannon of Douglas; and
Mrs. Hilman of Yuma, also at
tended
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02

There were 90 per cent more
fatal accidents on icy roads last
year than in 1880
Arizona sun., 1952-05-02

Male drivers in 1851 were in
voIved in 80 per cent of all U. S
auto accidents.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Two 6. 0. P. Factions Claim
Control in Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. 81
IP)-Louisiana's small but eager
Republican party has two heads
one pro- Eisenhower, the other
|pro-Taft.
Each claims to be the legal
State central committee and each
says it plans to send delegations
to the national convention in
July. Each will claim the right to
Louisiana's Is votes.
The old guard group, which
favors Senator Robert Taft of
Ohio for the presidency, and the
faction supporting Gen. Dwight
Eisenhower have been at odds for
weeks. The groups reached the
breaking point yesterday when the
old guard State central commit
tee ruled null and void returns
from the January Is party pri-
mary.
The primary was held only In
New Orleans.
Gen. Eisenhower's hackers won
10 of the II parish seats and is
of the 20 contested seats on the
central committee in the primary
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Police Seek Still Another Kelly,
But He Won't Get Blue Uniform

The Metropolitan Police force
has eight Kellys. but It wants an
other, not as q member, however.
Specifically. the police want the
attempted housebreaking suspect
who boldly talked to police by
telephone, explaining "this IS
Kelly of the robbery squad. We
can handle this case"
aCkay. Kelly" the policeman
answered. .You handle it"
The case started when Walter
Sacko, Of 127 c street NE, re-
turned to his apartment about !
pm. yesterday and found q man
bent over at his door.
The man explained he was
from the robbery squad. but of
fered no credentials. He then
asked Mr.. Sacko to accompany
him to his automobile to identify
some stolen goods.
Mr.. Sacko refused and tele-
phoned police instead. As he was
stating his problem. Kelly"
Evening star., 1952-01-31
80 More. Watchmen
Sought for Schools

The Board Of Education wants
|$82 500 added to the fiscal 1853
public school budget estimate to
pay 80 additional watchmen.
The boards Finance Committee
voted to ask the Commissioners
for this addition after they were
told at a meeting yesterday that
vandalism has cost the school sys-
tenn between $75, 900 and 500, 600
in the last year.
School Supt. Hobart M. Corn
ing told the committee there had
been a tremendous increase in
vandalism since October, 1851. He
pointed out that the Is watchmen
now employed cannot check all
the school systems 176 buildings.
DR.. Corning said If the additional
guards were allowed, the men
would be on rowing assignments,
providing minimum coverage" for
practically every building.
The committee also agreed to
write the Commissioners urging
city head action on a requested
$116 800 supplementary appropri-
alton for 66 additional teachers
in Negro schools. The commit
tee made the request December S.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Repentanf Woman Repays
|S4 for Theft in 1912

Ten years ago a woman browsed
through the w. II. Lowdermilk
Book Shop at 1418 F street NV.
and, unnoticed. snatched q print
valued at $4. The print was never
missed.
She returned, unnoticed, yes
terday and when the shop closed
"a clerk found an envelope contain
ing q note in dainty script. It
said:
''In 1912, this writer came into
your shop and stole a 81 print.
In 1947 I asked Jesus to come
into my heart and forgive my sins,
and learned that him that cometh
unto Me / will in no wise cast
out
"I feel that God would have me
return this to you. Won't you take
Jesus as your, savior? (P. 81 At
tend the Billy Graham meetings. Z.
The four 81 bills were rung UP
in the cash register and MIR.
Graham was duly notified OF the
power Of prayer.