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Evening star., 1952-11-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WE SELL HOUSES
FOLLOW THIS LIST
ALL OPEN SUN, OZARK
Rambler

Rambler
vile rd.. to Burnt Mills Village en-
trance. left to house. This beauti-
tui soft. custom. built brick rambler
finest construction; 96-ft. level lot;
liv. rm. 13X20, dining area I3xI2.
very large electric kitchen. 3 master
bedrooms, ga baths. ? fireplaces,
full bsmt,; 1st-f. utility room; base
board h.-w.h.: attached garage.
Bungalow-$18,950
40S Lanark Way-To reach: Coles
vile rd., left on Lanark Way TO
open house. Pc sure to see this
brick. home this week end i'm
war built, conyenient location; 5
rooms on 1st n. including :. bed-
rooms and full bath; . addition. al
bedrooms and full bath on md f..
Corner lot. Priced to sell quickly
Rambler-$31,500
2I2 Lexington Dr,-To reach; Coles
Old Bladensburg rd. to Lexington,
left to Open House Here is the
rambler you have been waiting for,
Custom built throughout. 9 lovely
bedrooms. : full baths. Extra larse
Full din. rm.. h.-w.h.. garage. Level
lot; lot beautifully Handicapped, See
Cape Cod-S21,5OO
25 Darwin ave, Takoma Park-To
reach; Piney Branch rd. one block
past traffic light on Philadelphia
ave, to Grant. right, to house. You
would never Suess this home has 4
from outside. Finished basement and
garage Immaculate thrOllp hOut
$4,000 Ist trust. Be sure to in
spect today Must sell this week.
Rambler-$17,
ave, left on Plyers Mill rd.. follow
rooms and in excellent condition. We
have many extras included in this
home. Dishwasher. disposal. large
retgr, de luxe stove. mirror over
flreplace, shac, fireplace screen: auto.
lot and driveway All for s17.500,
Cape Cod-S19,50O
e11S Providence, ave.-To reach:
right on Wire ave, follow arrow
signs. Prewar, only one block 10 new
grade school and park Four bed
rooms. . full baths. fenced lot; ex-
ceilent street for children. Priced
to sell quickly
Colonial-3 Left
Woodside Forest. a7o4 Columbia blvd
To reach: Georgia ave. right on
Da'c dr.. follow arrow signs. We have
only = left of these exceptionally
well-built. 3-bedroom. E2-bat tn
homes. Financing no problem. Of
fsrs considered. Immediate possess
sion.
Bungalow-$16.950
S12 Forest Glen rd.-To reach: Coles
VILE rd.. left on Forest Glen rd
to Open House, rn. bungalow
with nice rms. throughout. y bed
rooms and full hath on 1St A..
stairway. to large finished rm.. 2nd
n. Fnll basement, garage, conv. To-
cation.
ColOnial-S21,75O
$50? Saybrook ave-To reach: Coles
vile rd.. right on Franklin ave. 70
Saybrook ave, right to home. Lovely
3-bedroom home with large den on
st floor; many extras stove, refrie-
orator. awnings. Venetian blinus,
storm windows and wall-to-wau car
petfng: slate roof and garage. At
tractive neighborhood.
ALL OPEN SUN, OZARK
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ALL OPEN SUN, 1-DARK
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors JU. $4,000. o Til Q
Nn1AT MAN

OPEN TODAY, 1-6
9011 Linton ST., S. S.. Md.
bricl; home: convenient, cIose-tn
section. living rm,, separate dining
nm. huge kit. with large breaE fast
space; 3 large bedrmS., ~ baths,
gas h.-w.h.. attached garage aud
screened porch; ! blk. to new e1e-
shopping and iunior high school.
PEASONABI CASH AND CON-
VENIENT TERMS.
To reach: Out Pinev Branch I'd. to
Old Bladensburg rd.. left to Patton
DIR, and right to Linton ST. and
property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
"a? WAYNE AVE. S. s.. MD.
JU. 5-3O10 TILL, o PM
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GREATLY REDUCED

Your hearts content in a beautiful
ruggedly constructed custom-built
home, recently built large rooms: 4
bedrms., 9 beautiful baths, 3 fire.
places, l in bedrm.. all-electric
kitchen. Features most disc-imi-
mating people want. Small estate in
charming setting. Must sell because
OF wife's health. Call Fulton S-65l q.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EST,
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL
43l7 Fuller drive. Owner trans
ferred,. must sell this lse. 3-bedrm
equipped kit. 3 larger than aver
age bedrms. and bath upstairs;
tiled floor in bsmt.. ready for COM
plete recr. rm,: many extras, on
quiet street with driveway. Out
Conn. ave: ext. to Prospect st. left
Amber drive. right to Fuller drive
and right to open sign.
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OPEN SUN. SUN! N;.2--5;

". HYATTsv1LLE.
5704 39th ave.-Brick Colonial: In
excellent cond.; liv. rm. 15x21. with
firepl.: lge din. rm. and kit; 3 lge
bedrms. on 2nd floor with ample
rm. and extra bath; oil hot-water
heat: gar; peri loc. J. EVERETT
ROBERTSON. WA. 1850. WA. 4179.
317 MAURY AVENUE
GLASS MANOR. MARYLAND
Semidet. brick, D rms, bath, bsmt..
gas heat. clean. Assume $4,000 GI
lst trust. Vacant. $1,000 down.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
CT .lkOH TIL L NJ
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Bungalow-S16.950

S1n Forest Glen rd-To reach: Coles
Vile rd.. left on Forest Glen rd
to Open House, rn1 bungalow
with nice rms. throughout. > bed
rooms and fun hath on 1St A..
stairway. to large finished rm.. ond
Il. Full basement. garage, conv. To-
cation.
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9302 Saybrook ave-To reach: Coles
vile I'd, right on Franklin ave. 70
Saybrook ave, right to home. Lovely
3-bedroom home with large den on
1st floor; many extras stove, refrig-
orator. awnings. Venetian blinus,
storm windows and wall-to-wau car
petfng: slate roof and garage. At
tractive neighborhood.
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Low DOWN PAYMENT
ia-ACRE IQT-GARA ACE

low DOWN PAYMENT
i4-ACRE LOT-GARAGE
1900 block Arcola ave. new g.
bedrm. brick ramblers. for immedi-
ate occupancy. Convenient to Whea-
ton. facilities; picture window,
equipped kit. with table space. slid
Ing door closets. plastered walls.
level lots with driveway. CAN ALSO
BE RENTED WITH OPTION TO
BUY. Out Ga. ave. to Arcola ave.
right to Open sign.
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Cane Cod=S21 500
Cape Cod-S19,50O

gI1 PROVIDENCE ave-To reach:
ColeSville I'd. right on Franklin ave.
right on Wire ave. follow arrow
signs. Prewar, only one block 10 new
grade school and park Four bed
rooms. . full baths. fenced lot; ex-
cellent street for children. Priced
tn sell nnicklY
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g gEDRMs CHASE
ONLY $4,000 CASH NEEDED
5000 Georgia street. is an address
to be proud Of. Near D. c. line: all
brick construction: firepl. separate
din; rm, huge kit with brkfst
nook, l Y baths on 2nd Il, recr
rm. In bsmt.: Gear garage level
lot. Out Conn. ave. to Bradley
lane. right to GEORGIA street, left
to Open Sign.
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8 Bedrms., 2 Baths-$19,750
3119 HOmeWOOd Ave.

Desirable financing available; I'M
maculate 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler. less than ] VI. old. Owner
transferred. Liv. rm. with ftp.
picture windows. modern ca. kit.
with din. space. English bSmt. with
~. rec rm. with f,p.. gar, Ice.
Ga ave. to Pylers Mill I'd. left TO
Warner. left to 3119 and Woodmoor
oDen sign
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

$1,000 DOWN BUYS THIS WELL
CARED FOR 2-BEDRM. SHINGLE
BUNGALOW. FULL BSMT., GAS
HEAT. CALL OWNER FOR DETAILS.
SH ROnO IN
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ColOnial-3 Left

Woodside Forest. 97o4 Columbia blvd
TO reach; Georgia ave. right on
Da'c dr., follow arrow SIGNS. We have
only . left of these exceptiona,lv
well-built 3-bedroom. 11a-bath
homes. Financing no problem. Of
fers considered. Immediate possess
Evening star., 1952-11-30
BRICK RAMBLER
BRICK COLONIAL

Level wooded lot Lovely large brick
Colonial close to all Conveniences.
FenCed-in back yard. House fea-
lures full basement. First floor:
2UxI3 living rm. with fireplace,
l4xl2 separate din. rm., equip. kitch-
en- with large table space. Second fl. !:
3 lovely bedrms., :! twin-siZed and
fulfilled bath. Price, only $l6,950.
Directions: Out Viers Mill rd. to
Newport Mill rd, right on Parker
TO Blue Ridge and our sign.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
1l1hS Georeia Ave. LO. 4-12OO.
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Few BRICK RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING AREA
~.. CT CIV ,rTil Dorly

! II V LIN A[1 1t4&NO 4A1tA1A
Open Sat, Sun, l Til Dark
o., BEDaOOMiS
:, FIREPLACFS
C,jLORED TILE BATH
DINING AREA
PLASTER WALLS
EQUIPPED KITCHEN
FULL BSMT. WITH OUT. ENT.
LARGE STORAGE ATTIC
CHOOSE YOUR DECORATING
EXCELLENT FINANCING ~
PRICE, SlS,950
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Old Bladensburg. right on Old
Bladensburg rd. | blk. to Gilbert ST.,
right on Gilbert to our sign and
house.
npFW CO TIT 5-5471
Evening star., 1952-11-30

BRICK CAPE CoD-S1o.30O
3 BEDPMS., > BATHS-S3. 500 DIN.
3 IS Pliers Mill rd.. is good loca-
tion; separate din. rm.. lge. equip
pee, kit; l first flr. bedrm. and
bath. lge. bedrms and bath up-
stairs: full hsmt. lge. lot: mr..
schools and playground. Out Ga.
ave. to Pliers Mill rd., left to open
sign.
4-BEDRM BRIcK-SLATE ROOF
VIC. ELLSWORTH AND DALE DR.
sO4 Rowan road, is near Mrs. KS
Tavern; has fireplace. 1st-fir. pow
der rm, and lge. kit. with brkfst.
nook: 4 bedrms. and bath upstairs.
Bsmt. has .recr. rm., fireplace. n
entrance. side porch, bit.-in ga
rage. Out .Colesville rd. to Dale
dr.. right to Kingsbury. right to
Rowan I'd. and open sign.
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BRICK MBLFR-cARPoRT
DREAM K1TCHEN-LGE. LOT
305 Regnid drive. is a real show
place in neighborhood OF flne
homes. all lge. rooms, full bsmt
excel. construction: mr. schools. bus,
CHURCHES. Must see to appreciate
Out Viers Mill rd. to Newport Mil
rd.: left. to College View drive.
right to Regnid drive. left to Open
sign
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CAMP SPRINGS

New ) rm. and bath Cape Cod
bungalow. full bslnt., expansion at
tic,, Dashboard, oil h;-w-h.: price
Sl2.G5O, terms LEIGH C. KELSEY
JR., FR. 1910. IL 4-ll14
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
SAVE
$$$$$$$$$
on These Fine
Montgomery County
Homes!
ALL OPEN Is

BR1CK 6,s; RAIy, RAMBLERwS1I;+5o 4 v,s1l;.r
26"O Wiseman road, an attractive
scb S-bedEm; ed5 home on beautifully land; !
kit. with auto. washer; many ex-
tras. including storm windows; nea.
transp: and schools. Out Ga. ave.
to Wiseman rd.. left TO open sign.
BRICK BUNGALOW-Sl3 500
PRICED BELOW MARKET
ment and assume CT loan; almost
new. Al condition. brick construc-
tion with full bsmt.; = good d-sized
bedrms.; fenced lot, adjoins Sligo
fa ps~2 Dennis nE school rgb} Out Ga aye
left to. Gridley lane, right to Malone
st.. left to Open sign.
-3,BEpRM; coLoNIAIs-sl4a5o
1910? Gardiner ave, in Carroll
Knobs. Brick and frame construc-
tion with full bsmt., lge. liv. rm..
family din. rm, equipped kit:
many extras. incl, storm windows
Owner leaving. must sell today,
to Gardiner ave, right to Open
sign.
CAPE OD-WOODMOOR
NEAR "! ST. BERNADETTE's SCHOOL,
403 Williamsburg drive. Appreciate
good construction? Here's fine
example in an expandible brick
home with full semi-finished bsmt.
and outside entrance: firepl.. sepa-
rate din. .rm. with built-in feature,
equipped kit. with pantry. Bedrms..
large, many closets: fencing, drive
way. Out Colesville rd. to 4 Cor
ners. right to, Williamsburg. drive
left to Open sign
BRICK CAPE CoD-sLATE ROOF
CLOSE-IN CATION-GARAGE
93l0 Ocala St. is ] blk. from bus;
ttastefully decorated, excel. condi-
and side porch: separate din. rm.,
equipped kit. full bsmt. with en-
trance to blt.-in garage; . bed
rms. and bath on 2nd A.: quiet,
refined neighborhood Must see to
appreciate. Out Colesville rd. to
Franklin ave. right to Ocala st..
right to open sign
Low DOWN PAYMENT
is-ACRE IOT-GARAG
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Woodside Forest, $31,750
1905 Red Oak DR..

New de luxe 4-bedrm.. .-bath brick
Cape Cod, liv. rm. with f.p.. lge.
space. l bedrm. and bath on lst
fl ) lee bedrmS and bath up.
side screened porch sun deck. full
bsmt.. gar. To reach: Out 18th st.
to Colesvilie I'd, right to Dale dr.,
tMrs. ks. LEFT on Dale dr.. to Red
Oak. right to house,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11

is always their custom, their Maj
estes attended services in the pri-
vate chapel of the Ethiopian Or
thodox Coptic Church within the
palace compound, to pray for Dl-
vine blessing on the occasion.
Attending the, formal ceremony
were Ministers, members of the
Diplomatic Corps, the United Ma
lions Commissioner for Eritrea,
the Chief Executive of Eritrea, the
President of the Er;trean Assem-
bly,, a representative of the former
British Administering Authority
Of Eritrea and many other digni-
taries.
At the CONCLUSION of His Maj
esty's address, a 67-gun salute was
fired and the National Anthem of
Ethiopia was played. His Imperial
Majesty then returned to Thorne
Hall where he was addressed by
His Excellency NJ. Henri Roux,
French Ambassador to Ethiopia
and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps;
and by His Excellency, the Chief
Executive of Eritrea Alto Tedla
Bariu.
In the evening, d State reception
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District Medical
Continued from Page One)

clair Perry, DR.. C. Herbert Mar
shall, Jr., Dr.. Arthur Hugh Sim
mons and DR.. Reginald Girard
James.
DR.. Mazique is president of the
Medico- Chirurgical Society in the
District of Columbia and a mem
Der of the District Commissioners
Citizen Advisory Council.
Dr.. Perry is former president of
h e Medico-C hirurgical Society
and a former assistant in neuro-
psychiatry at Freedmen's hospital
He has also served as a member of
he Psychiatric division OF the Fort
Myer Examination board.
DR.. Marshall has served as presi.
dent of the National Medical AS.
ISOLATION and as president of the
Washington branch of the NAACP
DR.. James is a member of the
dermatology staff of Freedmen's
hospital and was previously af
filiated with the State health De
>artment of Alabama at Tuskege,
nd at the Veterans Atiministra
ton and the U. S. Public Health
Service in Washington.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11

ployers care to go on public rec
ord rs persisting in illegal dis
elimination, Mr.. Furnas says, and
usually the mere men5on of "a pub
lie hearing is effective.
Outside of the South, many COM
panies began non-discrimination
employment policies we'll before
the various FEPC's started, ac-
cording to the Look article. These
include international Harvester,
Pitney- Bowes, Hartford's G Fox
department store, the Penn Fruit
Company chain markets in Phila-
delphia, General Gable and the
New York Telephone Company. AS
FEPC looked inevitable, a number
of big department stores began tc
fall into line, such as Mays ant
Gimbel's in New York, Bamberg
er's in Newark, n. j., and GimbeP$
Philadelphia store. Lord and Tay-
lor blazed a trail in New York b,
hiring the first Negro salesgirI OF
Fifth Avenue.
Even in the South, where the
going is much tougher, local trends
toward indignation have made
startling progress in the past fiji
teen years. Ma. Furnas declares
Well-integrated plants, with Ne
groes and whites working side by
side and upgraded equally, now
operate for Harvester in Louisville
Memphis and New Orleans, h,
says. 1t is suggested that inte
grafton. be allowed to ''ripen" il
the South for eventual FTEPC with
cut risking a destructive kickbac
by calling Uncle Sam in premG
turely.
With so many recently opene
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Fourth Of U.s..
Continued from Page One)

gro sales help.
Evasion, however, still is rife,
the Look article states. Some
stores follow the letter of the law
by hiring two Negro salesgirls
with compilations so light that Gus
toners won't notice. And employ
ers, unable to advertise discrim-
inatorily, still recruit help through
word-of- mouth among their current
white employees.
The issue of FEPC is considered
such "a shot potato" that both Re-
publican and Democratic platforms
sidestepped a clear-cut FEPC plank
last July, Mr.. Furnas declares.
Yet the experience gained in 7
states and 3 cities with FEPC
laws, Furnas adds, indicates that
FEPC is a good idea and does
work.
The states having passed FEPC
laws are New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, Oregon and Washington;
and the cities are Philadelphia
Cleveland and Minneapolis. Their
total population comprises 3d.
CG0,000 people, almost a fourth of
the nation.
In these areas, the keynote fol
FEPC enforcement has been edu-
cation and persuasion. In oven
5000 complaints flied, the ten ex-
listing FEPC's have resorted to
public hearings only five times and
to court only four times, the Look
article states. Few Northern EN-.
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Madison County
Continued from Page One)

NCOntlnued from Rage One)
These ladies furnished and served
the food for the banquette also
Mrs. Charlie Harris and others.
Rev. Simon Johnson, pastor, gave
the whole day to the Democrats,
although being his regular pastoral
day. A large number of members
were added to the county and state
rolls. Plans were set in motion to
have DR.. Howard back about the
last of this month.
Hon. Coleman Varnado praised
the speakers and stated that he
was going to do his best to have
the whole county at the next meet
ing. Churches, social clubs and
secret orders of the county were
represented at this meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11
knights And -.
Continued from Page One

NcoilIinued from Rage One)
n Mound Bayou, the most out
standing institution of its kind in
the state.
Dr. A. w. Dent, president of
billiard University, New Orleans,
La, who is scheduled to speak on
the night of November 6, will be
the principal speaker of the SEES
ION. DR.. Dent is a recognized au-
thorlty on hospital management
and administration. He is a mem
Der Of the Board of Trustees of
neharry Medical College, Nash
vile, Tenn, and a teller of the
american College of Hospital Adj
mlnistrators.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11

the center at 7 O'Clock Tuesday
night.
The new Negro recreation cen
ter, located on Telegraph Street,
is modern in every detail and will
add greatly to the city's Negro
~llturai, civic, and social life.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements for the formal open
ing and program of dedication is
composed of L. D. Boone, R. L
Bordwell, A. T. Bostic, commander
Of the local post of the American
Legion, and Dr.. L. L. Rayforo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11
TO AID INDIA

The y. S. Government has an
nounced that it will aid a sweep
ing program Of the Indian Govern
ment to achieve economic changes
and {. higher standard of living
for at least 100000 persons IN
India. The program will include
55 projects for improving agricul-
tural methods, employment, hous-
ing, health, education and allied
activities in 1880 villages.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11
Halle SeIassie
Continued from Page One)

and worthy acquittal of its wild
ening responsibilities and leader
ship. We thank Almighty Coo
for having blessed our labours and
having spared us to see the re-
union of the Brothers of Ethiopia
and Eritrea," His Majesty con-
cluded.
The ceremony and address eli
NAKED day of JOY and pageantry
The streets of Adds Ababa were
full of rejoicing people from early
morning until after midnight. As
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11

took place when their Imperial
MaJesties were hosts to dignitar-
les who attended the ceremonies.
Throughout the day and most of
the night EtAia.:za- aalahr-tad
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-10-11

parading through the streets with
banners reading, eve are no long
err fenced in" Long Live Eth
opia," and Ethiopia has Seaportg
now"
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Senator Nixon -.
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
lists.
The restrictive covenant, on file
N the office Of the Recorder of
Deeds for the District Of Column
bia, was dated July 25, 1851. 1t
was signed both by the Senator and
his wife, Mrs. Patricia r. Nixon.
The Supreme Court outlawed such
covenants in May of 1913.
NiXon's signing of the covenant
will be barred to a nationwide tele-
vision audience Sunday by noted
Commentator Drew Pearson.
An exhaustive search was made
following the Washington dis
'losure, into the records Of Los
ANGELES County in California for
uch document covering Nixon's
Whittier, California home, but no
uch record was found
The covenant was written into
re deed to the NiXons' Washington
ONE, which is at 1901 Tilden
treet, northwest, Washington, d.
:, by the seller, development
orporation.
1t holds that: No part of the land
shall ever be used, occupied
Y, or sold, demised, transferred,
| onveyed unto, or in trust for,
leased or rented, or given to Ne
"roes, or any person or persons
# Negro blood or extraction, or to
ny person of the Semitic race
lood or origin, which racial dis
elimination shall be deemed to in
Jude Armenian, Jews, Hebrews,
'ersians and Syrians, except that
his paragraph shall not be held
} exclude partial occupancy of the
remises by domestic servants
The Washington covenant, was
evealed during an examination OF
'enator NiXon's financial affairs to
zee if he had violated any laws ac-
'pting or using the famous $751;
00.00 gift fund.
Eisenhower was told about the
astrictive covenant when he went
, meet Nixon in West Virginia.
opportunities for Negro chemists
2crctarleS, engineers, StenOgraph-
IS, buyers, phone operators, pro
uction workers, supervisors, sales
zen, personnel interviewers, com
nercial artists, craftsmen, Blu:
rivers, it is inconceivable FEP(
ould ever be repealed in those
tiles and states that have trieC
t, Mr.. Furnas concludes.
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Gov. Hugh White

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The future outlook., 1952-04-19

other freshman, Rhone, finished
the game setting down siv in a
row in the final two innings.
North Carloina College scored
their three runs in a sixth inning
uprising, all of which were un-
earned coming after two outs.
The Aggies scored one in the
first, one in the second, two in
the fourth, two in the fifth, a
robust 8 in the sixth and two in
the seventh to complete the scor-
ing.
A. & T. gathered Is hits and
allowed only two hits, both of
which went to the credit of
Brown, shortstop for North Caro-
lima College, the best performer
for his team. Ratliff was the Ag-
gle batting standout. He hit three
singles for four times at bat.
Johnson was the starting pit
cher for N. c. College and was
relieved in the sixth by Darden
who held on for the remainder
Of the game.
The future outlook., 1952-04-19

cancer that call for prompt ac-
ton on your part.
l. Any sore that does not heal.
2. A lump or thickening in the
breast or elsewhere.
3. Unusual bleeding or dis
charge.
4. Any change in wart or
mole.
S. Persistent indigestion or diff
ficulty in swallowing.
6. Persistent hoarseness or
cough.
7. Any change in normal bowel
habits.
An early visit to your doctor,
when any of these conditions is
evident, might make the diff
ference to you or your family or
to relatives and friends between
"cured" and condemned" It's
your job to know and act upon
these danger signals. If you
can't remember them, cut them
out and paste them inside your
medicine cabinet.
At the first sign of any of
these symptoms, take yourself
down to the man who knows
what to do about-your doc
tor. Give yourself the same break
you're giving your car or toaster
or lawnmower. And give 10 the
1852 Cancer Crusade Of the
American Cancer Society.
The future outlook., 1952-04-19

structorship of Mr.. William M.
Bell, Athletic Director at the col
1ege and Red Cross volunteer
instructor. The course was Offer
ed as a required subject for maj
ors and minors in Health & Phys
ical Education. Coach Bell is a
graduate of Red Cross National
Aquatic School and has served
on the staff. Awards were issued
to the following: Leon Barnett,
Arthur Bullard, Edward Carter,
Archie Dabney, Saul Dula, John
Flower, William H wilkins,
Charles Jones, Howard Kennedy,
Frank Mahon, Mary Malloy, Hell
burne Meadows, Jacqueline Mof-
fit, Alfred w. Morgan, Ruth
Parker, Cora Patillo, Rosa Price,
Waved Ruffin, Cornelius Steph-
ems, Leroy Washington ad Be-
atriec Woodard.