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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA'S BUY OF THE YEAR
Sr;Hs slats roof; 22-ft. liv,, rm:, fireplace.
poavSdse powSse on ON. fm;, well.eauipped kit,
bedlms. and bath on 2nd f.; lovely
pine paneled recr. rm. with bar: at
tacneG garage. screened porch. stor-
age attic; beautiful wooded lot with
IIge Iee.+,nn inciossd ssa rear; IN very choice
WI 7oo7. Ewes. Cali OF. 57o3. O.
BETHEsDA-Modern detached stone
eclssnsd Dr1es apd 1ornh frame; rms; flreplace;
heat. wooded lot. owner trans iS:
ferred. will allow for redecorating.
$20,950. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI.
5000, OIL. 5011.
BETHESDA RAMBLER - S22. 800
$1,000 cash will handle this huge
priek 6rds s.,d.i and frame. 8 spacious bed
dining alcove, reception hall. ise.
DAYLIGHT bsmt.. h..w.h. EARL +. 4.
WRIGHT. WI. $500. OF. s542.
BETHESDA, Mr.. PUBLIC HEALTH
slate roof; 8 rms, bath; full bsmt.;
tSyn owner wants offer. FRANK 5.
efsHRI4LL1Ps' PHI D1. 1411; ewes. call WI.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA--s1all $50.
tile bath; full bsmt:; level lot:
Or 81: 776O. sAcKs-WEBsTER.
BRO0kMONT - - A. gem for only
Sl7,92O. California contemporary
built to highest standards. On nc
D.. c. ,streetcar,, yet in a quiet. rustic
suburb overlooking Potomac River;
9 bedrms.. tiled bath with colored
fixtures, fireplace; GE kit, 2 .ex-
trs arEs ocsrs closets aS,ss csFDO With stG
blvd. just beyond Army Map serv-
ice through Brookmont. gate posts,
cross car tracks to saith and Ridge
agiye. sgHs. A W. BRANDT Builder OIL
country club HT area Of Bradley bivd. u. ",
Y to 5 acres, from .S2.450. Out
Bradley blyd; to our sign; ROBIN
cAsN SGN JT JOHN PARK sVes en 5H svsi Ssoss eofn
er lot; a small frame house with
and hot-water heater. s.. 900 81. .00l
down. bal, $40 mo. MRS: BURG GEsS
cHfEaV!Y2 CHASE sr0a' D.MHandsom. Ii WI aaRs
cond.; reception hall. liv. rm.. din
rm.. attic; porch, Gear garage
Beautifully Handicapped lot. Excel
fansRsiqF. MRIGHF En. Rricsi ssGS ss7'76o' w. B
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-Bedrm. OIL
den; half bath .1st flr.. Post wal
unique Cape Cod on wide level lot
with white picket fence, Lgs. kit.
liv. .rm. with fireplace, din. rm.
| porch, 2-car garage. full bsmt
h.w.h: Owner transferred: Terms
SS2233a,95ol;, EARL T. WRIGHT, WI
cIHRksBuRG. GsIsi TIj s24N near cloverleaf-N
acre: modern 3-bedrm. house: auto
house: SiO.500. H. W.. RECRAFT
Gaithersburg 555 or 52s,J.
COLESVILLE FARMS-Desirable acre
estates from Sl:so!0,; ! block on ts
&c scnS9 SSr sisn 0ui RoBGNsoN Ss1sSssNs Jd Jd 1f
ewes. JU. S-5f9s.
FAIRLAND. MD.-Beautiful ranch.
type brick rambler with large rooms
| II you are looking for a nice home
and acreage. call JOHN A. VENT
GAFRRGTT AFGaSp' PARK, s14.75o-s-bedsfm
SIS. SIS. oSgpsn Open all day Sunday. Phone
KGESNsTNGfTroN. GS charming 4-year-old
first floor. Expansibie attic. On bus
| line. Only Sl6.5 500. Terms or trade
Mr.; Ryan; Sligo 1858: MARSHALL 4
l. WARLE y " IS Go;s SAB lRSealtor. 1874 14th
GAiTHERsBuRG. al HER M END Md. o Russell ave
Large well-built home, arranged fol
| 2 apts.; each has 2 bedrms., din. rm
iiv. rm., kit. and bath. la
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BETHESDA
1909 BRADLEY BLVD.

Attractive prewar brick Colonial, fea-
turing true center-hall plan, spa
cious living rm. with fireplace. large
dining rm., kit. den and "a bath on
1st floor; exceptionally large master
bedrm. with bath. plus 2 other bed
rms and additional bath: the 3rd
floor Is fiished with bath; full bsmt.:
gas heat; yard Is well landscaped; i:
car garage. Owner has purchased
larger home and has priced this one
to sell today. GE. 3z81, O4. 2430.
SIGI,ER a co.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA
Open Sum-, 1870 to Dark

New brick rambler. consisting Of liy
bedrms. and bath, large fully equip.
ped kit. with breakfast nook, full
bsmt., 16x20 recreation space with
firepl. and picture window; S4,500
cash will handle. Directions: Out
left to 5SO6 and our open" sign.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL.
1ORR. auas WI n1 go Ia
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ATT, Sc. BUYERS

HAVE YOU SEEN BERKSHIRE?
Come out today and inspect some of
the best brick ramblers in this
area, 3 styles to choose from in
an established community. over
80 sold; paved streets. curbs. gut
ters. sidewalks. all utils.; conv. to
one 6-rm.. 2-bath Cape Cod avail.
Directions: Out Penn. ave. Sc. to
ton of hill and 3Sth st., right on
3Sth to Suitland I'd. left on Suit
land I'd. to stoplight at Suitland,
left to Marlboro pike, right short
distance to lge. Berkshire sign on
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
rail- MA 0rOT
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SILVER SPRING
GLEN VIEW AREA
1O615 Amherst Ave.
BETHESDA AREA
DE LUKE RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
PARKWOOD

1870 ! t1O6LIN WOOO 04.
Here is your opportunity to buy q dis
tinctively modern brick and stone
rambler at price you cannot
afford to miss; situated on . cor
ner lot, near the new Parkwood
School. Picturesque living rm. with
open fireplace, 3 lge. bedrms. with
plenty of closets and wall space,
2 tile baths Il Hollywood type).
The last word in beautiful all
elec; kitchen; chen pY1lidown stairs to
place, gas a.-c. heat; many other
features too numerous to mention.
This represents an unusual buy at
S26,500, terms available. For fur
ther details when not open call
Mr.. Powers, JU $780,. To reach
North on Conn. ave. to Franklin
st. near Kensington, left on Frank
lin and follow arrows to Thornwood
and our open sign.
Md. WI. 500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
La Plata, Charles Count,

Retirement home; convenient to
churches. schools; excellent neigh
Dornood' dwelling, on high knoll; g
electricity; artesian well; s acres:
nne old trees; fruit: $4,000. I'M
medlate occupancy. LEONARD
SN1DER. Tele. 33l1 La Plata. Md.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE

Desirable 4-year-old detached brick
Featuring living rm. with fireplace
separate dining rm.. modern kitchen
and powder rm. on 1st f.; 3 bed
side porch, full bsmt., rec. area;
lovely fenced rear yard; combination
storm doors and screens; gas heat
$23.950.
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3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME
$13,950
8341 DUBOIS PL. Sc.
OpEN 8 TO nARK

OPEN 2 TO DARK
In new-home cond., with tile batf
and finished. rec. rnn.; oak frs, gas
hit, aluminium storm windows;. nict
back I'd. with white picket fence
Directions: MINI. ave. to 34th st.
bear left on 34th st. two blocks t
Dubois pl. Mr.. Leon. with ALDRE
INC, LU, 4-0747; ewes. 81. 4514
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ROCKVILLE
Living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen. 2
6edrms;. Ia baths; assume G1 loan;
Living rm. dining rm., kitchen.
breakfast porch. 5 bedrms., 2 baths.
garage. $4,000:
Living rm... dining rm. kitchen. 8
bedrms., bath, garage. $4,000.
NEW BRICK-Living rm.. dining m, =.
Kitchen utility room. 3 bedrms,
Ia baths. $4,000.
Living rm dining rm., library,
bedrm.. lavatory on 1st f.: 5 bed
rms, sewing rm., bath. End a.
Rockville Outside
Living rm.;, dining rm., kitchen. 2
bedrms., bath; bedrms. on 2nd d.,
roughed in; $1,000.
Livirtk rm., dining rm.. kitchen. 2
bedrms.. bath; chicken house. stable
snd other bldss.; approx. 2a acres;
J. VINSON PETER
Rockville 1851 or call R. A. WAD-
DILL, GaitherSburg 325 Ia
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hI VIEW 1NEAL 7 7 w
Call MA. 9797

3 BEDROOMS-$1O,950
$500 Down-$83.25 Per Mo
Beautiful det. frame bungalow, just
like new, near Coral Hills. 3 lge.
bedrms., living rm., full dining rm.,
spacious kit; full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.
IN immaculate cond,; storm windows.
porch: level lot. so by 100; close
70 school, bus and shops. Act now!
A. A. CAROZZA co.
9k12 MINI. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040
evenings 20. 9-9793 -1e
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
Michigan Park Hills

OPEN, / TIL DARK
5419 14th pl., beautiful brick home
senter,hall sents9,,h plan, 2 rms. "a baths
lily. rm.;. lovely kit; End f.. nice.
size bedrms., tiled bath, shower
storage attic. knotty-pin rec. rm.
gas h.-w.h., dble. brick garage; An
Sehor-fenced back yard. beautifully
Handicapped. Dir: Out Sargent I'd.
blk. over D. c. line. right on Jeffer.
son st.
NORTHWOOD PARK
At Woodmoor. Cape Cod stone custom
built, slate roof, 6 rms, 2 baths,
huge nv. rm.. firepl... rec. rm.. gas
h.-w.h., storm windows, screens
shady lot 60x160; stone garage;
patio, 1irepl.; fenced.
ALSO BETHESDA-CH. CHI, vacant
brick. Georgian Colonial, II rooms
2 baths, oil h.-w.h., 2 porches, dble
garage. Mrs. Robinson. SH. 6075
with VIM. H. THOROWGOOD. DE
O317.
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PARKWOOD
FAIRLAND-A A

II you can appreciate good construc.
tion and well-planned large s.
6edrm. brick rambler. with lv. rm..
frepl.. dining rm.. de luxe Kit. and
good level lot. Be sure to Inspect.
we also nave q good buy in 2-bedrm.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to White
OAK, right on Columbia pike to
Fairland. follow Hewitt's open sisnS.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S7 Fenton st. 81. 5000.
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NORTHWOOD PARK
PARKWOOD-$21,9 $50

PARKWOOD-$21, $50
New Rambler-Bethesda
9918 THORNWOOD RID.
See this fine brick rambler with sepa-
rate dining room, 3 bedrooms, full
basement: level lot with off-street
parking Located in neighborhood
OF other fine homes. Near all schools.
OPEN 1-6
To Reach: Out Wisconsin ave-. past
Naval Hospital to Cedar lane, right
to Saul rd,, left l block to Thorn
wood, right to property.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Margaret J. Dunkley
Oh. $500. Realtor. SH. 1922.
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OPEN SUNDAY-ssO4 KensinRton
parkway construction work on
widening of Conn. ave. may cause
Slight delay. New building OF 8
peorms., . bath, rec. rm., fire.
places, maids rm., bath, attic, ga
rage. $3.50 mo. payment. Price
S39, 800: low down payment and
possession. GEORGE I. BORGER
1NCo MA. 0350, OR. s673, WO
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
l TIL DARK
GOODBYE RENT
INCOME HOMES
Live in your own 2-bedrm. home and
receive the income from the other
2-bedrm. apt. Sparkling new brick
duplexes in D. c.. with separate
heating systems and electrical Serv-
ice in the extra-large easements.
Full din. rms, colored fixtures in
baths and kitchens; equip. through
out for modern living. Excellent
finaEcing.
ALDRE, INC.
1910 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc.
Owner Builder LU. 4-0747
Directions: Out Nichols ave. Sc. to
Alabama ave. Sc. left on Alabama
ave. to Wheeler I'd, s;e.. right on
right / block to 9th st. Sc. left
W black to Bellevue st. and homes.
LOOK
$50 per month including taxes. with
semidetached brick home, consisting
Sinins SSi 0eGas,' area mod modern tk KIT: I'm. large e
fenced yard; 1 VI. old. Owner NOV
Cali Mr.. Curling with r. G. DUNNE.
HO O700; ewes. and Sun. LA
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BETHESDA RAMBLER-Sound, solid
brisk: S;tck:, beautiful ,'t big YGunsstown
dashboard heat, 8 big bedrooms.
A GOOD VALUE AT S22.450
See this now-Don't wait.
5S07 JARVIS LANE
Open SAT. and SUM- to Dark
Out Wis. ave. to Bethesda, left on
Georgetown I'd. about 2Ha miles to
JARVIS LANE, right to OPEN SIGN
y NORTHWEST REALTY CO.
Realtors OIL. 1857 16s
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
42S S. West drive. A real buy. Gus
tom-built rambler: liv.. room with
fireplace. din. room, model elec. kit,
4 bedrooms. ga baths. 2-car at
tached garage. Open Sat. and Sum-
JOSEPH p. SWAIN. INC.
w: szls ~.,..v,,. - WI. VI. 4SS2 ss,
Mills villaEe. left On .. West DR.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
HILLCREST

SZUU o401 o4. o.6. =. =,
Lovely 5-bedrm. brick, home; all the
comforts and conveniences that yot
need for a large family. Featuring
lge. liv. rm. with stone 1repl., lge
din; nm, equip. kit. lst-f bedrm
rage; oil h.-w.h.; aluminium storm
windows. Convenient to schools
shopping and transp. Good financing
can Be secured. Very desirable prop
erty. Directions. Out Pa. ave. Sc; te
SSTsnch ave; right htn to So,,s. " st.. right te
Fred Burgess Real Estate
2524 Pa. Ave. Sc, VI. 2S02 Till 8
OPEN SUN, / TO DARK
14l4 Ridge pl. s.e.-Row brick, excel
cond., featuring liv. rm.: din. rm.
kit. Q bedrms:, den; bath and rec
rm. Front and back porches; alum
tnum storm windows and screens
Vacant. Owner left town. Must be
sold. Will submit any reasonable
offer. Mr. Watts with
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc
10. 9-9110; ewes. Lo. 3-7248.
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SILVER SPRING

1881 Brookmoor dr;-Brick Colonial
nome; nc, ~. = bedrms.. tiled bath, living
pine.-paneled inclosed porch, full
bsmt.; conv. to public and parochial
schools and shopping district; 500
0OO., Out Colesvllle I'd. to Old Bia-
densburg .rd.. right to st. Lawrence
h;, or, lett 70 Brookmoor Or. right to
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)PEN TODAY, 1-DARK
54n8 II ST Sc

New brick rambler in Bradbury VII
lage; 8 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
finished rec. rm. and bar. de luxe
kit, auto heat. Only S16.S0O with
$4,000 down. TO REACH: Out
Penna. ave. Sc. to Southern ave
Cedar Hill entrance), left on South
ern ave. to U st. Then. right to
house and open sign.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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1R BATH-$18,25O
100O1 BROOKMOOR DIR.
Brick Colonial home, 2 twin-sized
nedrms;; paneled den, Ia baths, liv.
table space; lge. screened porch, full
Dsmt: with outside ent. Located on
beautiful A-acre Handicapped lot. To
reach: Out Colesville rd. to Old
5nS 5iaSdensburg rd. CFour Corners),
Brookmoor dr., right to house.
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BETHESDA

Exceptional 4-bedrm,, 2-bath det.
and close to every convenience. One
car garage. full bsmt.. side screened
porch. Needs some decorating. Call
w B. WRIGHT EM 560O It'll q n N,
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Bio THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1882
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BETHESDA RAMBLER - S22, 500
$4,000 cash will handle this huge
rms. attrsc. liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining alcove, reception hall, lge.
equip. kit, stairway to attic, full
daylight bsmt.. h.-w.h. EARL T.
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500 WOODsIDE PARKWAY

distance schools and shop.
rm.. firepl., inclosed side porch. din.
ing rm;. kit. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
recreation rm.. garage. gas h,-w.
neat. Large level Handicapped lot.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26

er of the state, in the presence of
Senator Stennis and Rep. Colmer
who arranged the conference which
was held here several weeks ago
in one of the special Senate Con-
ference rooms.
Before leaving Washington both
Prof. Johnson and Editor Greene
expressed the highest praise for
Senator Stennis and Rep. Colmer
for the friendly cordial manner in
which they were received and for
their expressions of deep interest
in and concern for the future Of
Prentiss Institute.
Prentiss Institute which ranks
as one Of the best and most widely
known institutions Of its kind in
the south was founded by Prof. J.
f. Johnson and his wife Who for
their work at the Institution ranks
among the leading Educators of
the nation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26
The Upper
Miss. Conference

HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, July %
The Cabinet and President L. NJ.
Mccoy takes a view of the needs of
Rust College.
The District Superintendent met
with the President in the Trustee
Room at Rust College, Holly
Springs, Mississippi, July II, 1852
at 1000 a. m. After a brief devo-
ton by DR.. B. F. Harper, DR.. Nc
Coy gave a statement of the pur-
pose Of the meeting. The items of
business were presented by DR..
Harper for discussion and consid-
Grafton.
Each of the District Superin-
tendents gave an interesting ac-
count Of their beginning of the
work of the year, which showed an
encouraging outlook.
A harmonious understanding was
gained from this meeting, which
should greatly influence the work
of the Conference as it relates to
needs Of the College.
The Cabinet heartily endorsed
the Conference share of the Finan-
/ cial Budget for Rust College as
/ recommended by the Commission
on World Service and Finance and
approved by the Conference as per
100000 Budget, 100000 Race
Relations Day offering, Methodist
Student Fund, Rally Day, College
Day and Scholarship Fund - all
these received ready support by the
Cabinet.
College Day was approved as a
factor in stimulati ting a greater in
terest in the total welfare of the
| College.
The Cabinet followed the Presi-
dent in the outline of the needs of
the College to meet the require
ments of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Secondary Schools;
and pledged their whole-hearted
support to help the colleges to meet
these needs.
The District Superintendent APP
proved of Rev. H. NJ. Gray as Con-
ference Supervisors Of the build
ing projects Of the Conference.
A delicious dinner was served in
the Dining Hall.
The meeting closed with prayer
for a bigger and better Conference
Credo" with causing Negroes to be
burdened with segregation, unequal
Educational and job opportuni-
ties, and second class citizenship.
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and greater Educational Institu-
ton.
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Brooklyn Business Man, Politician
Plan 10 Raise 81 Million Dollars
In Nation Wide Drive For Ike

ed in. It is my view that the Re
publican Party. unsaddled by the
Southern Democrats. is the only
instrument in American politics
today that viii be able to give the
NEGRO a square deal on a national
level"
Mr.. Simons said he does not
mean that he will not welcome
'he South into the Republican fold
but insisted that the South must
not be allowed to dominate the
linking, philosophy and actions of
the Republic Party.
"In this drive to nut General
Eisenhower in the White House
Nh. SimCns said, Negroes have
the responsibility of raising the
money to carry on their part Of
she Crusade for Freedom Our
program calls for the establishing
Of a national organization divided
into regions. We shall 90 into
every nook and corner of this ma
ton III search Of votes for the Re-
publican ticket"
Mr.. Simons said that no matter
how genuine and sincere any Dem
ocrat is, it is simply impossible
for the Democratic Party to make
good on its Civil Rights promises.
With any Democratic controlled
Congress, the prepondcrance C
strength is bound to be distributed
among Southelners. They control
the Committees and they hold the
balance of power. The opposite
will be true in a Congress con-
trolled by Republicans.
Asked how much he thought he
could raise for his crusade, NJ.
Simons said he is certain his Com
mittee should be able to raise ST
million dollars.
This will be a small price to
pay for our freedom" he said, add
ing that, ''it is high time Negroes
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Negro COP

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Negro Council which is said bv
many to have Brown as its only
active member, caused something.
Of a rukus when he charged what
ne called the "Dixiecrat Creole"
with blocking an effective civil
rights program in the Democratic
Party.
Brown was cut short in his eff
lorts several times by Chairman
John ". Mccormack, who pointed
cut that Brown was a Republican
Candidate for Congress and con-
tended that he was making a poll
neal speech before the committee.
Brown insisted on being given a
chance to speak during which he
offered two planks, one to ban the
Khan, and another to outlaw the
Confederate Rebel Flag.
Brown charged the "Dixiecrat
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Continued from Page One)
picked her up in a drunken condi-
ton in the streets and was trying
TO find who she was and where she
lived. She was at the time unable
to give any information.
Chief bayfield, said that she had
been in jail day and half and
was beginning to recover from the
effects of drinking when the fall
took place.
The chief said that other pris-
cners in the cell said that she said
she needed more whiskey in order
to bring herself around. She had
some money in her hand and while
IN fit Of tumbles started climb
ing up on TIE bars to try to at
tract the attention of some one to
send for whiskey and fell back.
striking the back of her head on
the concrete floor.
Chief Raytield said that she was
immediately taken to the hospital
where X-ray showed her to be suf-
ferlng from a severe conclusion.
Dr.. Neal, a brain specialist, was
called IL, and he recommended an
immediate operation as a slim. but
only possible chance of saving her
life.
The chief said the woman was
given the best available medical
attention in an effort to save her
lie but that she was unable to
rally from the effects of the fall.
The body was turned over to
Peoples Funeral Home pending
funeral arrangements.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26

and vitality, changing dark months
and years to brighter, happier
times. So let Cardui help you look,
relax and sleep better. Get
Cardui insurance. from your
dealer today. Say: "card-you-eye").
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NIolltlnueu from rage One)
ton.
Several students from Daytona
Normal and Industrial Institute for
girls, the school she founded in
1904, were presented IS featured
guests. Members of the local chap
ter of the National Council of Ne
gro Women and the Crusaders for
Christ took part in the celebration.
Flowers and congratulations
were sent from all over the coun-
Try to the educator. The more than
500 guests present waited in line
to give personal congratulations
and shake the noted leaders hand.
Many brought presents and placed
kisses upon her cheeks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-26

NEW YORK (GlohaN Plans
are being made to launch a nation
wide Elect Eisenhower Movement
by group of Negroes headed by
Richard A. Simons, Brooklyn bust
less man, and President Of the
Wendell [. WilI&ie Political Asso-
citation. it was revealed this week.
In making the announcement Of
the plans, Mr.. Simons said. This
is one fight every Negro in the
United States ought TO be interest
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Credo" with causing Negroes to be
burdened with segregation, unequal
Educational and job opportuni-
ties, and second class citizenship.
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stration, Senator Stennis and Rep.
Colmer notifying the institution
of the favorable settlement of the
case.
The case for the Institution was
presented to high Veterans Admin
stration officials by Prof. A. L.
Johnson, of Prentiss Institute, and
Editor Percy Greene, Of Jackson,
foremost Negro Democratic Lead
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realized that freedom is not cheap
and that they must be willing to
give of their time and THEN money
If freedom is to be theirs
Mr.. Simons said headquarters
for the Elect Eisenhower Commit
tee will be in Brooklyn.
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IS THAT 49, ZEE"
LOOK 1,
You Need More Than Make Up To Hide Jittey Nerves"

Can everyone see from that nervous,
jittery look in your eyes that you
are suffering "change-of-life
misery? Sure, makeup may help
some, yet it can't take the pain and
nervousness out of your eyes. But
Cardui often does. A little Cardui
each day has helped thousands of
Evening star., 1952-05-01
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA

Near "Arlandria" Shopping
Center. A handsome center
hall brick Colonial that is in
immaculate condition and lit
orally sparkles. The decora-
tions throughout are colorful.
gay and In refined taste. The
first floor is spacious. having
huge living room with fire.
place, sunroom or library, din
ing room, de luxe kitchen with
breakfast room space, tiled
powder room; 3 splendid bed
rooms and lovely tiled bath
including stall shower and
built-in tub. The entire base
ment is finished and the rec
reation room is paneied in
knotty pine. Maids room and
bath. Automatic a.-c. heat.
Aluminium storm windows and
screens. Huge lot, rear gar
den is terraced and incloSed
with Anchor fence. This prop
erty might particularly appeal
to a physician as 1t is promi-
nently located and just a
stones throw from the Presi-
dental Garden Apartment de-
velopment. Shown bv appoint
ment only. Call MISS BLAND
tevenings, WO. 64S6l.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Daa1forc nT RS9n