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BETHESDA AREA

Cape Cod with LARGE EX-
PANSIBLE End fioor-Ram-
blers with HEAD ROOM
AND WINDOWS IN ATTIC.
All have EASEMENTS and
DINING Us" equipped kitch-
ems, LOADED WITH CLOSETS.
Designed by registered archi-
tects. THEY'RE BIG-beauti-
fully situated on rolling ter
rain set off by CURVING
STREETS including curbs and
sidewalks. Every home has Q
driveway. Close BY N. ].
driveway. Close by n. !. II.
S17.500 and up. GOOD Fl
NANCING. Cali Mr.. Mohr.
WI. 743s for financing
DIRECTIONS = From Wis
consin ave-, go out Old George
town .rd. to Beech, turn left
2 blocks to Willmett rd.. out
Willmett rd. to Adelaide I'd.
and our homes.
THE SCOTT ROBINSON CO.
BUILDERS
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REUPHOLsTERY FACTORY

REUPHOLSTERY FACTORY
DUE TO TREMENDOUS OVERLOAD,
NOT HANDLE OUR WORK, THERE
FORE WE ORE FORCED TO OPEN
OUR OWN FACTORY. WILL CON-
SIDER A MAN IN THE TRADE AS
SUPERVISOR ON A SALARY PLUS
PARTNERSHIP BASIS; MUST BE
ABLE TO MAKE SMALL INVEST
ING INTO AN ESTABLISHED RE-
UPHOLSTERY FACTORY. ALL
REPLIES HELD IN STRICT CONFI-
DENCE. PLEASE WRITE GIVING
BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE,
If ANY, NAME, ADDRESS AND
PHONE NUMBER. BOX 21S-S,
STAR.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

3-BEDRM. BRICK-Available immed
Z. MALCOLM Realtor. OW. 1924.
32l7 ADAMS MILL RD.-4 bedrms:,
2 baths; on busline; Sl6o mo. Call
sfLvER HAi I'sI; ssIP;RNG-Beautiful ,2-bedrm;
brick rambler, near Franklin and
Flower ave. rec: rm:. close 20 every -
9T' ~: s!s757. T; +; BLANCHARD Reas1tS0F' @sS
SIX tx. RMS ms Gasa' sna HaMroS RsfffE 5sqre: 81
NV; excel. furn. Avail, Dec. Is on
lea Lease; 500 2,,mS mo, pu' $s4S. M 40 -e-5oor,
semi-det. brick. completely furn;;
gas heat; rent $125 mo. Call d.
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-Five-rm
bath in bsmt. Gas heat. Close e
bus. TV., nicely furn. o. B. zANT.
FINGER. JR' WA. 1919 os OF
RosEMRRY osi faRSi HILLS. Sill. sPG.@7.
rm. house, 2l2 baths, garage. recr
rm.; dishwasher. disposal, TV,
washer, dryer; ironer; ayail. Dec
RiEHDiEScGoRATED25si4 II iSG Military I'd.
SlS SneyE h. Cafse oif sas5. tina NH. 1889. @ 0a.ns
ARLINGTON-6-room brick bunga,
low; l blk. to Columbia pike anc
Glebe rd.;. 10 minutes Pentagon
excel; cond.; l;yr, lease: maximum
By psrSSts sppt. sSi4 fV i1tR Re- st. S South % (of II
Glebe rdl. ow. 4070. -
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
I3-bedrm.. 11z-bsth det. home. real
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BETHESDA

p-OfOOU
Bedrm. or den and "a bath on 1st a.;
2 lse. bedrms. and bath on End a.
A well-built brick Cape Cod with q
deep, planted lot. Entire home re-
fleets good care; 3 years old; priced
to sell quickly; terms can be az ar
os94 s9zeO; with I'll THoMAs TDPHrd I. PHILLIPS.
Wo. 1000. ----------------------.-
SILVER SPRING AREA =.
Charming .2-bedrm. brk. rambler; full
many many extras. Owner overseas. house
priced fer cx Sqtck sale. a l4S, MS, zsbsek. s5s
ACRE ON RIVER ROAD
Very old farm house situated on a
shaded knoll: Remodeled by owner .,i,,s
TrnsSs ali ss o0RePs H. has 0s sdded NEW
wing Of all pink brick with q
oAaS to iiD ianesan rm. and Kit XII. pefiniteis not
a large house; 3 bedrms: and 2
good, old or modern furniture and
well arranged for ease Of entertain
ing. Mrs. Wilbourn. OIL. 0274.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900
MOVE RIGHT IN
NEAR NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER
Delightful 2 - bedroom contemporary
home; . rms. mr.. completion on .:.:5
flreplS., compl. equip; many extras.
incl. some furniture; Fl 500 uo-n.
payments like rent. Mrs. Hart, LO.
5-351S. cox & CO.
BETHESDA-S5, 900 DIN.
We have 9 new 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
ramblers In excellent, well-estab-
lished neighborhood that the builder
has instructed us to sell at approx.
$4,000 less than asking price. One
at S26, 900, one at S26.5OO; excel
lent terms.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
$4,000 DOWN

Make your own terms; lovely brick
home In Chevy Chase; bedrms., 8
baths. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen
recr. rm.; garage, many other built
In features. Call It'll 8 PM. ST. 0550
DOROTHY K. WINSTON g. CO.
Q0h 1Hfh ST NV
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BETHESDA-S19.S5 Large 3-bed.
rm. brk. rambler; beautiful lot: !
blks. to school; convenient to n. l
aii,cS HI 9issxaSher' sxaE FRaRS aispRsai pAM HAff
LIPS, wi. 70o7; ewes, OIL. f509
BETHEsDA-within walking distance
NH: 3-bedrm. rambler: Greenwich
Forest area complete GE d elec e;
Sandie. frsedi fssS $sS756 6asn ca PrsMfny Mf yassh
sive. Mf '0i2' K. #. fEeSi BEST 81 BALES sAEEs. INC NC
BETHHSDA iSTiiHsSi BARGAIN Located In
the popular Parkwood area close to
the Naval Hospital, this brand-new
det. brk. Cape Cod home has liv
rm. with bay window and fireplace
din. rm., mod. equip. kit, 2 lovely
bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st f.;
2nd fl. has two Gift. bedrms. anG
fun tiled bath; built-in gar;; full
elementary school. Priced unusu-
ally low; S25,75O. w. B. WRIGHT
EN- 5000 It'll 9 pm.
BETHESDA-Except 4-bedroom
2-bath det. home featuring 25-ft
liv. rm, and close to every f;r conyen- SrreI
de saee se2eenea porch SaTase Needs e some
decorating. Cali W. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $500 It'll 8 pm. -.
BETHESDA--De luxe custom built
rambler situated on lot 100x150
This lovely home has lge. liv. rm
din rm fglly eagip rnnd Xiv Isvei psS5ei bst
conv. located to everything. Priced
r. T +. RANpoIPH, f fS5fi I"'Ti TR. 1855. --2s
BETHESDA. S18.95o-Liye for less less
and have more in this 3-bedrm brics
Colonial with frepdl. nn1rh famiiy-$i1Isi fnIi
6smt.. walking distance Of schools
Please cali Mrs: Neill, WI. 0772,
WALKSER S 4 4 DUNLOP. INC. Beal' e
RFTHFsR.!s tSFTi oR; S;1si BEST BuY-Bis ISs beau.
on choice residential street; 22-ft
liv. rm., fireplace. separate din. rm.
Screened porch. on ist fir.; 8 nice
bedrms. and bath on 2nd f1r.; stor-
age attic; attached garage, plus
ment: lovely wooded lot; iee. in.
closed rear yard. with fine outdoor
barbecue All for S23.950. on liberia
terms FRANK S. PHILLIPS. WI
1907: Ewes; OL; 2109; 80
WILLIAMSBURG: ali brick, slate roof
bedrm. or den and full bath on Is
f.; 2 immense bedrms. and bath or
End f.; daylight basement, maid!
room and bath. screened porch, ga
rage, dishwasher, disposal: beautiful
lot, huge inclosed rear yard
s26.95O. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411; eves., OR. 1866.
CHEVY CHASE - $1,000 cash viii
purchase this 4-bedrm.. 21a-batf
home. Large entrance hall; full
bsmt.; extra finished room on Bro
f., with lavatory. Located close e
schools. transp. and shopping. Al
Ewes. WI. 9346. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY. INC. OIL. 1855.
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IN NEARBY MD.-Available Dec. /
detached Cape Cod, less than
yrs old. Has 3 bedrms., liv. rm.
den and modern kitchen (equip
with stove, .refgr.. washer, garbage
inetS); convenient to schools, transp
and shopping center; rental, Sll5
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
kI. S-61 40, weekdays, Q to j; UN
44O5, rs pm, Fri.-Sun.
ONE LEFT-Brick. 5-rm. house e
llge: bedrms.l. auto. wash. machine
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. $3.50 30
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

COLoRED-5.RM. ROW BRICK, elec.
gas and water; S195 down. $50 mo.
REALTY FINANCE CO., NE. 5Is5
ColLGRED. fHss45 4th s.w.--5 rms,
bath, new cond.; vacant; $500 tC
$500 dn., bal. rent; open Sat. Sun.
owner; nr. everything. ia. 70l0
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3-LEVEL HOME
ADT 7NNTTNC

3-LEVEL HOME
APT. ZONING
Unusually planned brick home. ideal
for home or office comb; 8 min.
from downtown; 3 bedrms., 2ha
paths. recr. rm.. gas heat, equip.
kit. newly decorated. CALL MR..
SINGER. EYES, HU. 1894 or Ia.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 54OO.
COLORED-2OI8N N. CAPITOL-Semi-
det. brk.; 6 rms. and bath; h.-w h.;
2S-ft. wide: 2 rear porches; full
ia. S-l605. RE. 0I93. 30
COLORED-14th AND CRITTENDEN
Spacious 4-bedrm..a 3-bath brick
home in an excel. community. Price
only S17,500. Call MA 5000 or OIL.
1891 now. OLIVER T. CARR. -2S
Georgia ave. and GAL
latin ST.. NV. Detached. s rms,
l bath .2nd f1r., bath in bsmt..
pvt. entr. to upstairs: nice lot;
garage on alley. Call 81. 1906 20
COLORED-13OO BLOCK IRVING ST
8 rm. row. brick. bath, hot air
heat, 5 parking spaces in rear;
$1,000 down. Call ME. 51S5 or
MI. 027S. REALTY FINANCE CO.
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$3.50 FuIL PRICE

$3.50, FULL PRICE
For a completely equip. luncheonette
and delicatessen with soda fountain,
refgr. case, steam table. etc. Nice
bright store with ,dble. show windows
and apt. above in good ne. location.
Lease avail. to responsible party. To
inspect. call ME. OO95.
COMET REALTY co.
1909 N. Y. Ave, NV. 90
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NV. 35th ST.-Girl over 25 to share
house with 3 others. Twin beds.
TV. OR, 1924. 40
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COLORED-BASEMENT APT, 2 bed
rms. liv. rm.. kit. and bath; $40
mo. MRS. WINFIELD. Ii. 3-5877.
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and bath,
for, refined couple. Ii. 3-039S: no
children. 80
COLORED-Is46 MD. AVE. NE
Two rms. kit, d. a. and bath. rent,
$40. utilities not included. Apply
B.. A.: SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV.
Ma. 2100. -2S
COLORED-415 NEW JERSEY AVE.
S.E.-One rm., kit. share bath;
rent. SIS. utilities included. Apply
B.. F.; SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV,
COLORED-NO. 81 X ST. NE
One rm., kit, semibath, h.-w.h.,
cleo Young couple co. 2123. So
2 RMS, KITCHEN, semiprivate bath.
Nice location; for colored. RA. 56S3
20"
CoLoRED-50S 60th ST. N.E.-Bed-
rm., liv. rm.. kit. dinette and bath.
Sos.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1131 vt. Ave. NV. Ma. 2210
20
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

FINE 2-FAMILY DWELLING. In good
section me-; each apt. rms. and
bath, with very low rental of $50 ca
Attractively priced for quick sale.
Phone MA. 1895, IL am. to 5 pm.
MICHIGAN PARK. NORTHEAST
81 3, 3,950-Immaculate semidet. brick;
3 bedrms.. lv. rm.. din. rm., kit
Just of So. Dakota ave. Assume
40 loan. Excellent terms.
PECK co LA R.R&RR
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SELECTED LISTINGS
SCME RESTORED
SON. NEED TO BE
WORKED ON

GEORGETOWN
East Of Wisconsin, good little house,
2 bedrmS., lge. liv. rm., fireplace,
patio, vacant 900
CAPITOL HILL
Near Senate ONCE Bldg, old red
brick. converted into Q apts.. now
renting for $3.50 month. With down
payment of $4,000, monthly pay
ments will amount to only S76.02.
S14.500
PARK ROAD
Excellent condition, near everything.
4 bedrms., nice liv. rm.. din. rm.,
library. kitchen, nice yard. Full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. modest down pay
ment will handle S1S,500
GEORGETOWN
Large frame. corner lot. near uni
yersity, good condition, but needs to
be worked on 100000
CAPITOL HILL
Valuable corner now used as room
ing house. Does alright ''as is but
could be. converted into luxury-type
apis. Old carriage house. large gar
den. substantial cash required for
this one.
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SOUTHEAST

400 xenia st. s.e.-Fast route down.
town via So. Capitol st. Bridge. Very
large, 2-bedrm. units; S100 per mo-,
incl. utils.; garages available in same
bldg; $12.50 per mo. UN. $500
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RIITKNHYI. MAMOP

BUCKNELL MANOR
Brand-new, 3-bedrm., q
bath. living rm.. dining rm..
full basement, semidetached
homes for rent. Homes have
fully equipped kit, and fenced
rear yard. To be completed
approximately Dec. l. Only
20 min. from 14th st. bridge.
For information call TIE. 1858
or XII. S-614O. Sample home.
1907 Radcliffe drive. Open
12-7:30 pm.
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AURORA HILLS, VA.
bungalow. rooms, auto
heat. large lot; S135 per mo.
Five-room brick. semidet.; 2 bed
rooms. gas heat corner lot: immed
possession; S110 per mo.
Large 10-room house, near Clarendon
and Ft. Myer; ideal for rooming OF
boarding house.
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
Realtor. 75s 23rd st. South. Arl.. Va
Otis 941O oxford 1928
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.CHEVERIY

CHEV EhLY
2-story. 3-bedrm. brick. side porch
corner lot, full bsmt., gas heat; conv.
to schools and transp. Vacant, i'm
mediate possession. S120 per mo.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
$40 Annapolis rd. UN. l143. Open
ewes. til 8 pm.
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CONN. AND NEBRASKA

Center-hall brick. vacant. bedrms
tille baths, built-in garage, S2i.,
TENcHER-WALaKsiEaRe'. w Lasiae.ed; fNc., AID oeAA
CUSTOM Built LTD Def 1t'EA sRrcK
1st FL. POWDER RM. AND BEDRM
r Grades IConSidered)
1ru!y Ior discriminating buyer, Sit
uated one block from 18th. GracioIs
living room. 12x26, with fireplace,
large dining room. modern Kitchen
1O-cu.-ft. refer. with freezer chest
bedroom, screened-in porch. large
bedrooms, Q eolored tile baths, an
1shed attic, Diet. garage, full hasa-
ment, beautifully Handicapped lot.
Many more extras. Unusual financ-
ing: Will sell quickly. By appt.
MIS-; kohn. RA. S943.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. Df. 334e
VACANT
1naebkenoos tscbad st.. mr.: n. H: ave.-De-
ssaed sSei lot sfoEs ss s nsw rm 5rick J,n fenced
mod. Kit. 5 nice bedrms', ii a'n; [m;. coi..
peea ED tile tin, baths. beautiful finished
reGSireation res rm; Owner anxious to
sell. Will consider reas. down pay
9724; ewes. OIL. O947. 80
Amer. Univ. Pk.-$28,5 500
1mnnmaeIlate n hs1h brk; Cape Cod. Den and
bath, I'd ir.; true center-haii M RanfJIms; plan;
24-tt. liv. rm.; garage. Bus "a blk.
away; Gas h.;w.h. heat. Level corner
BILIfNGsLEY REALTY co.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234i
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE and wife
desire furnished house or apartment
for 3 months, Jan. Mar. Write j.
n Lycett. 10 Camp st., Hyannis,
Mass. 0SS
FOUR-FIVE BEDRMS., metropolitan
area preferred 9 school-age chill
dren. JE. 2-4370. 80
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At goth and Eve SITS. NV

One and 2-front rm. combination
bachelor apt. Office or studio; each
with pvt bath. Mr.. HENRY, RE.
0S71 or MRS. FARR, ME. 5721.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

3-bedrm.. 1k-bath det. home. rear
porch, oil h.-w.h. SITS per mo. To
Inspect call BOSS AND PHELPS.
INC, MA. e3Q0. .-2S
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SsIMEEIR9iCAN a. Z = UNIVERSITY PIX. AREA
rambler on quiet street: ideal I'm, ~,
Iretired couple; has bedrooms
nvlng room, dining room, sunroom
aii-eiectric kitchen. heated rea,
porch room; full basement; detached
garage: garage: lovely lot. Priced right
GSHrpeL teaVlnR city. Ewes. WO. 5576
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over section. Call OK. 1897.
LARGE FRONT 1st fir. liv. rm., bed
room, kit, pvt. bath: l block 14th
st. carline; mr.. Park Road shopping
center. EN-. 1892 or TU. 2346. 20
ALEX. (Del Raw corner apt; = bed
rm.. living rm., kitchenette. bath:
! blk. bus and shopping, To ap-
Raymond Apts.. TIE. 3190.
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Md:-Two rms. kit. din. alcove,
bath; rent, S67.20; h. and INV.
furnished. B. F. SAUL CO., 925
18th st. NV, MA. 200. -2S
1885 so. EDGEWOOD ST.-One rm.,
kit, din. alcove and bath; rent,
S77.50. utilities incl. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV, Ma. 200.
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BUS STOP at front door, handy to
shopping. movies or bank. This q
quick possession, offered at only
$15,950. RIPLEY g. ROMER, Real
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COLORED-2 RMS, kit and bath
for refined couple. Ii. 3-039S; nc
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NO. ARL.-One bedrl

nette and liv. rm., in garden-type
apt; no children; avail. Dec. l.;
S65, without utils. Call OW. 5377.
1871 QUE ST. S.E.-Two rms. kit,
din. alcove and bath; rent, $3.50.
utilities not included. B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV, Ma. 2l00.
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oNE-BEDRM. APIS, yA.-s70.5;

5000 per mo-. Incl. utiIs. File
applications. 1910 Vermont ave.
Suite III. $3.50 to 11:30 am, Mon.
through Friday, u 3.
and pvt. bath. 2nd floor: pvt. home
quiet; utiIs. furn,; $3.50. Ii.
1907 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.@Two
bedrms., parlor, kit and bath;
suit. for adults. Call Ii. 4-9711.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14

Geocaris predicted that the
Democrats again would write n
compulsory FEpC plank into the
platform and said the word com
pulsory' is the test of sincerity
on the issue. Cleveland predicted
that the Democrats would prom
Use FEPC but would fail to deliver
on the promise.
Tired of Promises
Judge Hopson r. Reynolds,
civil ligerties director of the ma
tional association of Negro Elks,
told delegates that Negroes are
tired of promises and in mood
to demand action.
1--WE will not stop fighting" he
said, "and we will not be fooled
You hold the balance Of national
political power. Use it, until the
blacklist man in Mississippi is as
free as the whitest man in Maine. ]"
Hopson, judge of the compensa-
ton court in Philadelphia, is the
only Pennsylvania Negro delegate
to the Republican national con-
vention.
Praises City's Work
Albert F. Houghton, a Milwau-
kee county assistant district at
torney, said the delegates should
not neglect local action in seeking
civil rights. Milwaukee has set an
example for good race relations
on the local level, he said, and
added, ~ can promise you theit
will never be a Cicero here"
Friday night, at an oratorical
contest on the Nego and civil
rights, h e Elks awarded first
prize to white girl She is Mar.
garet Williams, an Evanston 0ll.)
high school pupil. who viii repre-
sent the association at regiona
contest in Danville, H., next
: week.
The convention closed at / p
m. Sunday with parade, follow
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14
OBITUARY

written by the late BE. payne)
This In a true copy Of tho obitu-
AIRY written by the deceased June
10. 1888, who passed on To his re-
ward Sunday, June 8. 1852. In
Champaign, Ill.,:
B. E. Payne. son of William and
Anna Payne, was born In Lenven-
worth, Kansas, Wednesday. De-
cember 18th, 1867. In 1874 We
came to Trenton, Missouri. where
| grew TO manhood, attending the
little one-room school known as
the Garfield School. In 1892
Thursday, September 22nd, | was
married to Miss Effie Bess. To
this union one child was born,
Vera by name who died in infan-
cy. On Tuesday, October nth
1893, came to Urbana, making
my home with my uncle, Thomas
Madison at 1904 w. Main Street.
Urbana. Here, February 2Ist.
1900, | received my Spiritual
Birth and on Sunday. March 4th,
was buried with Christ in Bsp-
tism by Rev. w. B. Brown. and
became member OF End Baptist
Church, sos 4. Clark ST., Cham
paign, known now as Salem.
You know the rest. May Gods
choicest blessings ever rest upon
you all. Thanks for your watch
over me az l journeyed through
life with you, and forgive ms
for my negligence in my serving
you with love to all, and malice
toward none.
Your Brother In Christ, Ben
jamin Edward Payne.
n froR.e lie -. -. >.
p. s.: :.
Remember friends as you pass
by
As you are now, so once was ]
AS | am now some day you'll DO
Prepare for death and eternity.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14

ed by a drill team demonstration
at Lapham park. The parade form
ed at n. 9th st. and w. Kilbourn
ave, and proceed on w. Kilbourn
to N. 7th ST., on n. 7th to w. Ga
lena st, on w. Galena to N. 10th
ST., on N. 10th to ". Garfield av.,
on w. Garfield to N. Bird St, on
N. Bird st. to w. Walnut St, on
w. Walnut to N. 9th ST., and along
N. 9th to the park.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14


Funeral services held for the
late h. f. Payne, deacon of Sa-
lem Baptist Church, were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. II. w.
DONALDSON, assisted by Rev. L.
Taborn, Rev. +. Kilgore and Rev.
Newbill. There was solo by
Mr.. Charles Brown, messages
read by the clerk, Mrs. Helen Hite,
and Mr.. Otto Scott. Mrs. Burch
was at the piano.
+. Mr.. Payne was n barber at
Sidney and Champaign. He was
member of the Salem Baptist
Church for 81 years and a deacon
at the time of his death, a 90
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14
COUSIN VISITED

Mrs. Theresa Slade of Orange
N. J.. visited her cousin Mrs. Mar
tina Carr and family e. Columbia
ave. Ak
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14
ARGU Il STANDS
ON CIVIL RIGHTS

"A political speaker was booed
and eheered, mostly booed, when
he told members Of the Illinois
and Wisconsin Negro Elks asso-
citation Friday that the Republi-
can party offers the best civil
rights program for Negroes.
Robert f. Cleveland. Fepub-
lican committeeman for the 18th
ward IN Chicago, and law part
ner of Cook county Sheriffs John
f. Babb, received the most Wig
orous of several booings when r.
said Republican politicians in
Cook county were free of b'ame
in the Cicero race riot.
Cleveland debated the party po-
sition on civil rights with A. G.
Geocaris, secretary of the Illinois
liquor control commission and adj
ministratiye assistant to j. NJ. Ar
yey, Democratic national commit
teeman for Illinois. bout 20c
persons heard the debate in the
Prince Hal lodge, 1918 w. North
avenue.
Defends the Sheriff
Cries of "Oh, no, no." greeted
Cleveland when he said Sheriff
-Babb, Republican, "stood OIL
justice" in the Cicero incident.
Cleveland referred to the race
riot last year in which Havey
Clark, a Negro, was mobbed wher
ne moved into a white neighbor
hood in the Chicago suburb.
Both Cleveland md Geocarii
said they favored a eompulsar,
fair employment practices law
but Geocaris drew applause whel
he said "the northern, liberia
wing Of the Democratic party
was carrying the fight for the !
EPC.
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M ARRIED

Policeman Albert Rivers and
Mrs, Ellyan 4. Jackson, Danville,
were quietly married in the home
of the groom by Rev f. Tabo n.
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year member Of the Prince Hall
MaAnnic lodgs y. aud AM; a past
master Of Lone Star lodge ID. Lion
commandry X. r.. Rising Sun chap
ter RAM. and the Eastern ST
Deborah chapter n. a Prince Hall
affiliation.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14

ers is well known musician at
Danville, III.
The couple live on East Park in
Champaign.
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the foreground Edward Robinson congratulated
the
uric Curtis Wotns Detroit
bAcY Municipal B.
Ceveland
Stue
Associations Robert educun
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-07-14

Person, a close friend, was host
at breakfast and dinner IN his
home on North 9Th St. Mrs. Rly~
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In the parable of the rich man
and Lazarus, found In the record.
ings Of st. Luke. Jesus max y
Abraham to say TO the rich man:
Between us and you there IL n
great gulf fixed: so that they
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Continued On Page g Col. 81
Evening star., 1952-11-21
|Nehru Urges Nations
OF World 10 Accept
India 5 POW Plan
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW DELHI. India, Nov. 21.-I
Prime Minister Nehru appealed
today to all MISUNDERSTANDING
Communist China-to accept In
dian proposals for settling the Ko-
rean war prisoners dispute as al
step which might well lead toI
Tightening the tremendous burden
that is depressing humanity"
In a special statement to the
Indian Parliament. Mr.. NehruI
asked the United Nations "as we'll
as those nations who are not pres
ent there but who are so intimate
ly concerned with world peace to1
justify the hopes the peoples of
the world place on them"
"Step in Right Direction"
The Indian Prime Minister told
cheering lawmakers that the In
dian resolution put forward at
the U. N. "does not settle every
thing"
1T is a step, we hope, in the
right direction" he said, which,
If it is accepted in the spirit in
which we put it forward. might
well lead to tightening the tre-
mendous burden that is oppres-
sing humanity"
Mr.. Nehru said that in the reso-I
luton Eve have endeavored to the
utmost of our ability to suggest
an honorable way out of the diff
culties that have thus far come
in the way of settlement -.
AT this crisis we earnestly ap-
peal to all nations to exercise the
spirit of war and raise up the ban
ner Of peace in the world.
Thus will the United Nations
prove true to it's ideal and it's pur-
pose; thus will the present gen.
Grafton justify ITSELF"
Future Hangs on Decision.
The Prime Minister said the fu-
ture of the world hangs on the
decision that may be taken.
"On the United Nations has
been cast the great responsibility
at this critical juncture of seizing
this moment with courage and
determination and thus justifying
the great purpose for which it.
was started"
Sources close to the Indian gov
ernment said, meanwhile, that
Red China's attitude toward the
Indian resolution remains watch
full and apparently receptive"