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MODERN HOME on water front. This
Is q well-designed home on la-acre
peninsula on the West Nver. Driv-
Ing Ing time, ! hour from, s. Cap. st.
water views make this this Aho home mAns =
bath. 2 porches. kit. and iS:' iiy.' rm; ri?
only yrs. old; brick and frame
within blks; beautiful semisecMded
legation; $4,000. $1,000 down. Caii
w; SnN 2sIS for appt. to see. E. JACOB
LOT ON WATER FRONT. Whit.
ffg ETlntI Iasdo Md; 70 by 200; $1,000. Cali
sCfENTIsTs CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md:ICottages and lots for sale, in
restricted bay beach for college
EETadsa,tss: Ersdaa,ns: - dz,, miles beyond Princs
LAKE JACKSON HILLS. vA.-Lee.
1ake-front log cabin; liv. rm. 24xi1
with stone fireplace; 3 bedrms., bath.
kit. with elec. stove and refgr.'
screened porch 34x9 with dormitory
rm. and shower-laundry rm. be-
furn. incl. 10 single beds. Oh. 53S3.
OCEAN BEACH. ] choice lot. End
blk. from ocean. Will sacrifice. WO.
$500, Apt. 307 north. III
RETIREMENT HOME lots. 5
rms, front and back screened
pp9nTchfes; fss.. garden on 2 lots. garaee.
school, nfsa Bus by 1E door stores seoa chHR5Sh sRns
and oysters in season. Reasonabie
down payment. Looking for a lot
to build? I have. some lovely lots
Wit with pI pretty shade trees. 50xl5o.
a. NJ afvfE BAkER. sna h5sa cobD GsS isiand stIS. Ma
OWINGS BEACH. Deale, Md.-Smaii
furn. asbestos shingle cottage; 80
minis. from D. c.. 100 #. from pvt.
beach, on nice shaded lot, with
picket picket fence. s Cottage ;.5 newly redec;
and tile bath; :24-ft. fishing boat
sxa,ssr sGHity feT Rf Sass e e soft. cabin
FAIRvIEW. MD.-acape Cod bunsa:
porch, cleo. kit, full furn.. approx.
Beach 6311 or WA. 1923. --17
MODERN, ALL YEAR. furnished. p
bedrm: cottage. $55. Inspect at
Cedarhurst on Chesapeake Bay II
miles D. E.. near shadyside Md.
SIS, 200. Bldg. sites on easy terms.
A well developed, restricted COM
hurst or WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1727 K st. NV, MA. 1929.
GLEBE CREEK, South River-Four
rooms and bath. with full basement
used as kitchen and dining room.
Private beach and dock; large lot
Good terms, offered by WALTER
M. .BAUMAN, 1877 X st. NV,
Wash. D. c. MA. O529 or Sat. and
Sun, call L.. A. Startling at West
WATER FRONT. retirement homs
near Burgess, Va, by owner. Two
stories, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, liv. rm.,
knotty pine; firepl, din. rm., kit,
util. rm.; oil floor furnace: elec.
water heater and range; Venetian
blinds; 2-car gar; approx. 3 acres.
more available: oyster shore, crabs,
fishing; S15 900, Is cash. easy terms.
M c. FISHER Gonyon Va Ia
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4 BEDROOMS-DEN
3 BATHS-OIL H.-W H.

8 BAIHS-O1L INV II.
Half acre of paradise is the setting
for this charming Older home
(completely moderniZeO; vine
covered pergolia covers large prlck
patio overlooking rear yard. giving
complete privacy by lge. magnonas.
many dogwood trees and otner
beautifully mature paintings. spa
ciouS living room, dining room de-
signed for entertaining Oovely
cupboard), a large kitchen modern
lied to the extent of $1,000. den.
bedroom and bath on first flood;
also. 8 large bedrooms and bath on
second: huge closets. Maids room
with full bath; recreation rm. in
English type basement; Oil h.-w.h.
Only S27.500.. with large first trust
to be assumed.
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sol ID

Every home we have had to sell this
year below S10.50O has been sold.
Be our guests for a day, picnic and
swim in the clear waters OF the
Chesapeake Bay: you will readily
see why $50 fine families have
purchased homesites at Long Beach.
You buy actualities here, not prom
ises. you will find Maryland Health
Department inspected central water.
electricity, telephones. hard surfaced
streets, regularly scheduled trash
collection and many other SERVICES.
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HONEY HAVEN
BRIDES NEST
GOOD!
For a Long Time

tut q LUIIB IIIIIE
A brick Colonial in very fine N. Ar.
hngton section. Halt tile bath and
rms, and full tile bath up; lge
bsmt.; corner lot; S13,3OO trust
selling for Sl9,950. Call OW. 9O9O
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STONE HOME
&1o Q50

3 Bedrms. plus den; Colonel leaving
town. and can give prompt posses
sion to this 2-story stone home,
in quiet. close-in convenient neigh
borhood; lovely yard. nice trees, full
size basement. oil heat. aluminium
combination screens and storm
windows. Convenient to l-fare bus,
schools, and Parkington Shopping
Center.
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BUSINESS PRop.-RENT tcont.)
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

LARGE STORE with over 5000 50.
#, Of space available in well estab-
lished shopping center with plenty
SoHEa q Parklns. Ing cal5 !, AZ, ALBERT H.
STORE, 1sx6o, in Arlington. suit
able rent. Call ALBERT H. COHEN
COOP LOCATiON-150e 18th st. NV
sScn,l,o. soSloo IT. AT. 02s3. GE. 1884
boWsTEowN soSSWR'hES CORNER, New -1s York
ton; ideal for drug store or any
business. Long lease REASONABLY
MENTs. Cali Df. 3o47. ia
NV. Newly remod. RUBiNoeS eSi REAL. AL:
TY, zoos r. I. ave. ne. AID. 5000.
eos NEW YORK AVE. NV. TAILOR
yrs. Equipped. Now vacant. Rent,
$I25. Long lease If desired. Papa
NICOLAS INVESTMENTS. D1. s047.
sF9Rr l9.s .as ASp 4ssna, Arrs, s,,!}. baths
cellent income: oil heat; about S15,-
900 down handles. RE. 1916. CHAP
FALLS CHURCHN2oxeo It. in shop
rent. FA. 1920. III
SILVER SPRING. S214 Piney Branch
rd-BuSieSt thoroughfare; 25x45-ft,
store and storage rm. in rear; own
er at premises this week, 20 pm
sReasonable rental. OIL. 0134. -17
STORE. located at one of Washing
tons busiest intersections. Con-
sistS Of bsmt., / fl. and 3 rms. on
2nd a. Toilet in bsmt. and 2nd Il.
Ideal for restaurant. For info. call
Ii. 6-6C4O. -17
PERFECT SITE FOR YOUR Bus1-
tageously situated on corner Of wis.
ave. and Bradley blvd. WI. 1929.
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ATTENTION, COLORED!

ATTENTION, COLORED!
viii your earning power be the same
in another 90 years as ii is today?
VIII you be able to cash in on your
monthly rent receipts in later years?
Do YOU know that money you now
pay for rent will buy large lot of
] acre or more in nearby Virginia?
We will help you build your house.
Call MR.. JONES now. while they
last. 8 am. to 8 pm. LU. ALTA.
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CRYSTAL GAZTNG2

Then look at this all-brick, $17.95O
ton section, served by superb, new
school. Six rms. g bedrmS.). tile
bath and complete bsmt. Built by
one Of Arlington's finest craftsmen.
Attractive terms to right purchaser.
Call OW. 5000.
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S16 Q5n-RRTCK

4 Bedrms. Ideal for a large thrifty
family, convenient to Pentagon. 2
blocks from Columbia Pike bus. short
walk to large shopping center.
en-, and large bedroom or den on
1st floor; bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor; basement. gas heat, nice
lot. $500 cash will handle.
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NEEDS FIXING

We have a nice selection of cottages
at Woodland Beach and Selby On
The-Bay which need repair. Total
price. S1.500 and UP with small
cash down. Also many reasonably
priced lots. KAY REALTY CO.
Of week at beach office, Annapolis
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(continued.l
PARK LANE BLDG
FIRST FLOOR, CORNER

2025 Eye st. NV. single and double
of1ces. 24-hour switchboard and
elev. service: rent. $65 per mo.
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S1175nAS59 MO. FHA

A cute little white frame home. neat
and clean: 2 bedrms.. storage attic.
gas heat, completely equip. kitchen;
conv jefferson Village Shopping
Center Falls Church area). $4,000
cash, owner will carry second trust.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
LONG BEACH
Featuring
FLAG HARBOR

44NoUS @S4AO A~ASA4A
Offers a mile of white sand beach.
safe bathing, excellent Grabbing and
fishing, as well as the safest yacht
basin on the Chesapeake Bay, An
inspection will make clear why $50
well kept summer homes have been
built at this sensibly restricted,
rigidly maintained beach colony We
are in a position to build beach
homes to your order on short notice.
Choice locations in all sections af-
ford wide choice; full-size building
lots from $500 up, according to size
and location; low down payments.
terms il desired. Be our guests this
week end.
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
st. Leonard, Md.
Phone Prince Frederick 3OS-J.
SEVERN RIVER ESTATE
Over 3 acres, with more than 400
ft. sandy beach; 4-bedroom dwelling:
oil heat; small barn and chicken
houses; easy committing distance OF
Washington.
For appointment to inspect. call Ed
ward s. Hail. ST., at South Shore
FRED e. VOICES, Realtor,
221 Main St., Annapolis, Md:
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Normandy Apartments

Ocean City, Nd; de luxe ocean-front
units; spacious family accommoda-
tions; openings beginning Aug. %.
GE. 2466. lis
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SHERWOOD FOREST

Four bedrms.. 2 baths, completely
furn.; large equipped kit, din. area.
golf, club facilities; ideal for large
family. Call OWNER, LO. 5-S477.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
TOwERTNC TREES

this Falls Church bunga-
low: plenty of room for expansion,
too. House is only 4 yrs. old and
has brand-new Gear gar; only
Immediately
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-15
$13,5OO
RAMBLERS
All Sizes, All Prices

No. .1-72-ft.. Calf. redwood and
brick; 8 bedrms.; basement, recr.
rm.; on acre with trees. in beautiful
Pineridge; S24. 500.
No. New all-brick. 3 bedrms.,
dining rm., fully equipped kitchen.
utility rm.: on 1a acre. Just out Of
Falls Church, good buy at
$17.250.
No. 3-New. 3 bedrms., all brick. in
Falls Church. near parochial and
public schools. busline and shop
ping. Fully equipped kitchen with
Bendix washer. Only S16.Ah0
Evening star., 1952-08-15

owner viii sell for less than 10
times rental for quick sale. Mr..
North Capitol and Florida. Terms
MA; I572: any time: lie
n II zgo zwgoonderful LOCATION; rent over
space. parking; out of town owner
here this, week to show property
between 2-6 pm; will sacrifice to
person with substantial cash for
less than $50, 500. OIL. Ol34. -17
TWO NEW MOD. STORES, 15x6O;
limestone. front, large show win
dows; substantial 5-yr. leases, in
come. $4,000 on premises: parking
S1 and so dI5dsI151s dn5ds;t 2d
IoaNsoSS. IoarNMSSS 81. 81 %sfs.on' sss5. Ma. ia sR
TAvERN---Woodland Beach. well es-
tablished. same owner for over yrs.
showing excel. income year round.
Bldg. and equipment: priced to sell
quickly: good terms. WAITER M.
FAuMAN Rei NA o5sS i27 * s ssi WASH T. 4 3 Star
ling at West River. Md. 1921.
u MI. N. OF WALDORF, MD.-15
acres Of woodland adjoining main
highway, excel. shopping or home
development site. for sale LS owner:
$4,000 or best offer. LU. 4-5475.
First Commercial Store
N ST. NEAR 9Th NV.
Over 1000 so. It. ON lst floor; Park,
ing on, premises. Income from 3
property. DI. S724. eyes,. OIL. 0947.
LIZ
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

INTERESTED in 8 to 90 apt. bldg.
white tenants; must be good loca.
tion. Box 13-E, Star. Is"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
were doing.

81 Corley, commissioner of Agri-
culture, served as guest speaker
and was introduced by Chester w.
Owens, Negro county agent for
Kinds county. Mr.. Corley talked to
the group about the many things
they could do to make rural life a
better place in which to live. He
told them in Mississippi there was
a great opportunity in the follow
ing things: dairy production, poul-
try production, pasture and beef
cattle. He further stated that the
poultry and livestock bill passed by
the 1852 session of the legislature
was a great opportunity in the
following things: dairy production,
poultry production, pasture and
beef cattle. He further stated that
the poultry and livestock bill passed
by the 1852 session Of the legis-
lature was great opportunity for
people who really wanted to do a
great job in these two fields. He
also pointed out that in order to
qualify for these loans the thought
a good plan and a willing desire
to work would certainly help him to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
reach his goal through this pro-

reach his goal through this pro-
gram.
After this a playlet was pre-
sented by the following Clubs:
Adventures along All club way"
by the Whitfield All Club, under
the leadership of Alberta Garner.
Health and Nutrition" by Utica
Rosenwald Al Club under the
leadership of frankie Stiles and
b. F. Williams. "Production," by
Burley Hamilton All Club under
the leadership of Roy Page and the
st. Thomas All Club presented
"RecreatiOn" under the leadership
Of Victoria Thomas. conservation"
by the Bolton All Club, under the
leadership of Mary R. Jones. Lead
ership," by the Welcome All Club.
Democracy" by the Terry All
Club under the leadership of Mary
R. Jones. After this Daisy NJ.
Lewis leader for Negro Home Dem
onstratiOn Agents, told the group
that through club work their OBJ
jective could be reached if they car
ried out the pledge and the motto.
The Rally closed with the entire
audience repeating the All pledge.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Correct Social
Security Number
Essential

Failure to give a social security
account number, or giving an in
correct account number when re-
porting earnings for social security
purposes, prevents those earnings
from being credited to the workers
account by the Social Security Adj
ministration' central records office
i'm Baltimore.
The Administrations records Of
flee can be certain Of the individual
account to which reported earnings
are to be credited, only if the re-
port of earnings shows the correct
account number and name of that
individual as they both appear on
the Administrations master rec
crds. A persons official social Sc
curity account-numher card is the
only safe source from which to
copy that persons account number
and name.
Incompletely reported, or incor-
rectly reported, earnings items can
be credited ultimately, but only af-
ter check-back by the Baltimore
office with the reporter of the
earnings. That check back increas-
es the Baltimore office operating
expense and is bothersome to the
erring worker. Both can be avoid
ed by reasonable and normal care
on the part of the reporter of the
earnings.
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Walton Joins...
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sion for the presentation of a check
for 81 900 to Mrs. Ora Bell Mill
brook, mother of the fallen Negro
soldier. a contribution from readers
of Redbook Magazine.
The voluntary contributions were
made following the publication by
the magazine of touching story
of the soldiers fight for his life
after being hopelessly wounded on
the Korean battlefront. The art
icle, written by Kate Holiday, APP
reared in the March issue.
Edwin Balmer, associate pub
Usher of the magazine, said in his
presentation of the check that there
was no doubt that the example of
Private Lyles fight to live had
touched and inspired readers ev-
erywhere.
"When we print a story, we never
know how it will be received" the
publisher stated. But we soon
knew this one was successful"
Magnolia Court Center was
crowded with spectators as John c.
Melchor, master of ceremonies,
opened the program. Honored
guests introduced included Col.
George S. Wear of Jackson, com
mander of the Mississippi Military
District; Capt. H. ]. Van Tennen,
executive officer of the Naval Hos
pital at Millington, Tenn; Stovail
Lowrey, representing the Cooper
Yerger Post of the American Lee
gion; Sgt. Edward Watson, ORC
officer; Mayor Kinchen O'Keefe;
J. A. Jones. commander of Owen
James Post of the American Le-
eion, and other military. city and
service organization officials.
Mayor O'keefe, Mr.. Lowrey and
Commander Jones offered brief re
marks and the Mayor introduced
Mr.. Balmer.
The honored mother, upon re-
ceiving the check, said, an ny
heart thank you all and the peo-
pie who made these Donations"
Musical numbers were given by
the choir, and several Negro citi-
zens offered remarks.
Arrangements for the ceremonies
were handled by J. A. Jones and
other members of the Owen James
Post.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Most Decorated
Officer Quits

DETROIT-The most decorated
police officer in the nation checked
his guns and badge for good here
He is 1t. Robert 1.-TWO Gum Will
Hams, holder of 1874 citations for
merit and instigator of more than
10000 arrests in Detroit.
Williams always carried two
guns, regulation police '38 and
little extra something" in the
form of a AS automatic.
During his 26 years as a Motor
City policeman, Williams shot and
killed nine bandits and recovered
more than quarter of million
dollars in stolen property.
Despite his numerous gun for
avs, he has never been wounded.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Top Cow Brings StS3

Billy Wayne Thornton, l1-year-
old Al Club member of Carthage,
bought the high-selling animal at
the 18th annual Mississippi Jersey
Cattle Club sale at State College,
He paid $4o5 for d four-year-oId
cow 1t is his first cow and he
plans to show it in the Fall State
Dairy Show at Carthage. The pur-
chase was made possible by the
Carthage Rotary Club which guar
antees loans made to All Club
members for buying dairy animals.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
UNITED GERMANY

Condemning Soviet foreign poll
cies and defending those of the
Truman Administration, Secretary
of State Dean Acheson declared
that the United States and its al
lies would continue to insist on a
Western European defense organi-
cation, with a united Germany as
an integral member.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Early Settlers Saga Is Recalled

A saga of the early settlement of
Adams County was recalled with
the gathering of descendants Of
the Jersey Settlers Of Ogden's Man
damus at Kingston. The group
was organized in April, 1910 and
the history was compiled by Henry
b. Eaton, one of the descendants.
The membership is composed of
descendants and relatives of the
families who sailed down the At
lantic Coast from New Jersey and
up the Mississippi River to the
nolnt where it is joined by the
Homochitto River. They settled on
the $4,000 acre lana grant from
the King of England known as Og-
den's Mandamus.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
IndianOla Will Get Plant

A contract has been signed with
the Ludlow Sales and Manufacture
ing Co. Of Boston for a branch
plant in Indianola which will en-
ploy 400 persons and provide an
annual pay roll of more than ST.
100000. This company is a major
manufacturer of jute products, and
one of their largest customers is
the Alexander Smith Co, which is
constructing an $8,0OO,OOO factory
at nearby Greenville. This plant
will be built under the BAWI pro-
gram at no cost to taxpayers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
CAPITOL
ACTIVITIES
By
Heber Ladner

Vet Farm. Home Board
Approves % New Loans
The State Veterans Farm and
Home Loan Board approved loans
to 2G eX-seIvicemen totaling $109,-
1880, according to Jack Dale, Di-
cctor. OF this sum, $33, 8O750 was
granted for the purchase of small
arms by the Vets and SIS. $685.
went to The buying of homes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
NEW TANK

The MAT medium tank, now be-
ing mass produced has proved it
can climb better than a man with
out slipping, run under water,
break most city speed limits, stop
on a dime - and packs terrific
Wallop. Gen. J. Lawton Collins de-
scribes it as more than a match"
for its Soviet counterparts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10

demonstration farms and homes.
The farm families have made bal
anced farm and home plans this
year with their extension agents,
on the themes Can We Make
Money" and "Can We Have Bet
ter Home Living" Only farms of
small and medium size were Sc
lected for the program.
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and heavily loaded trailer, lost con-
troll of the vehicle.
Attorney M. V. Moody asked
100000 damages when he filed
suit.
Tie suit charged Hlnt with neg
ligence in failing to keep a license,
and driving in a careless, reck-
less ard abandoned manner"
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and MI Dave Pettigrew. trustees
of The school; Mr.. A. H. Ramsey.
Supt. Of Education in Bolivar CouA-
ty, and Mr. Percy Greene, Editor
of The Jackson Advocate.
D. NJ. Smith is adviser Of The
New Farmers Of America Chapte!
and Mrs. Arzola Smith is advise
of the New Homemakers Chapter.
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tary student brigade of fire fight
crs saved the new building from
further damage.
The new Dining Hall will be-
ready for occupancy on May 26,
1852.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
CONSUMER CREDIT CONTROLS

Because sales nave Jagged so
much, causing inflationary forces
0 subside, the Fedora! Reserve
Board is said to be convinced that
there is no longer a need for con-
sumner credit controls.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
JAPANESE TREATY

President Truman has signed the
japanese Peace Treaty and, on
April 18th, Japan was restored to
full sovereignty and the Pacific
War was Officially ended.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
FREIGHT RISE

The newly authorized increases
in railroad freight rates will go
into effect on May 2, except on
grains, which will take their hike
on May II.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Worms Damage Pasture

Worms are ruining many fields
and pastures in Bolivar County, T.
J. Wllliford, county agent said.
"All types of grains, grasses and
legumes are being destroyed. Tox-
aphene (20%6) dust at the rate OF
II TO Is pounds per acre will kill
the worms and save the crops and
pastures" Mr.. Williford said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
New State Livestock
Program Slated

A meeting of bankers and bust
ness men along with farmers Of
the State will meet in jackson on
May 27 to kickoff the states live
stock and poultry loan plan. I'm
der the plan, farmers of this state
may borrow up to $4,000 under a
state guarantee for the develop
ment of their farms for the live
stock and poultry industry.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10

Cost of building New York's
George Washington bridge across
the Hudson was about $50 million.
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portion with their pasture produc
ton and in any livestock program
the production of pasture should
receive first consideration.
Mrs. Garner, Home Demonstra-
ton Agent for Kinds county, gave
the boys and girls a few words of
encouragement, as to their fine be-
havior and the type of work they
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10
Columbia Student Wins
pIann C0-<o1x

Tony Warren, piano student Of
Columbia, won over seven other
young Mississippi artists compet-
ing IN the State Piano Festival to
be named soliost with the Jack
son Symphony Orchestra next sea-
son. He was named winner at the
conclusion of the two-day piano
competitions held at Belhavan COL
lege with 1877 Mississippi students
participating.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-05-10

= Test Farms Picked
Twenty-one farm homes in Yazoo
County have been chosen to be
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New Hospital
To Have Tv<
Radio Service

Euclid-Glenville Hospital will
be the first hospital in the world
to have television and radio piped
to every patient, it was announced
today by Jay w. Collins, Super
intendent.