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ROOMS FURNIsHED-NG

SEE CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
lge. rm., partly furn. Immed. occup.
$3.50 mo. See tenant in bsmt,
1887 ID. ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.
for double or single; some privileges.
FIR. 005S. 40
COLORED-23O4 End ST. Ne
Ai,d5oining i,a5os, I1Sd inelosed porch; some priv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing. noor-
ing or sub -fiooring; Specials this
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. ave. NE. LU. 4-05oC
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WESLEY HALL.
ROOMS WANTED

- Unfurnished rm.
Tor light housekeeping; near bus.
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BRICKWORK
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP. AID. SIS


repairs Of all kinds;
small Jobs attended to; white me-
chanic. MR.. SLACK. LU. 4-0191.
q SUBCoNTRACTING
Builder or owner; we will sub
contract all carpentry from layout
and batterboards to complete job;
one price. ia. 6-6250, JE. 3-3933.
alterations, repairs. re-
modelling. old and new work. MR.
SMITH; IA: 7-5527 any time. 80
VIRGINIA, additions,
alterations, repairs. dormers. attics.
porches. etc. Free estimates, 36
$sssas 5assss' TO Day. JA' S'e25oS; Ss: JE.
CEMENT, BRICK mason: steps. side
walks, driveways.. patios. water
anytime EX. 1894. 27s
DRAIN PIPES. electric aIly
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER, Phone RIA. SSSS any day
any night.
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BEDRM. AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT d LANDON, OR. 6677

BOOKS NEEDED; highest cash prices
paid; books removed ct our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 724 9th
st. NV, ME. 1895.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
B0oK Ssoy SHOP. 1893 Pa. ave. NV.
CoTs, ehildren's size. canvas and
folding. State oond;. prize and
DIAMOND yEwELRY Of any descrip-
SR REs SHf huRs AZ szeF s1 isth issa &. paia
FURNITURE-Will buy entire com
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac: BUYING and selling for
SITS. NV. ME. 62S7.
FURNITURE. = Full contents. odd
pieces. wash. mach. stoves. refgr..
bric-a-brac. etc. 8. e. FURN. EX-
CHANGE. 21O 7th st. Sc. AT. 0685.
FURNITURE-Single pieces and COM
plete households. etc. AD. SS79:
ewes. and Sundays. AT. 2B1S.
FURNITURE-Want at once, fur.
niture and other household effects
Also want refrigerator, gas range
and good piano. Please call MR.
GRADY, Ma 1919
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HELP DOMESTIC tcsns.J

COOK AND G.Hw.. experienced;
must have recent references; 1st ar.
rm: and bath; 51s-day wk. OR.
coSK-LAUNDEEss, 3. days; other M
e:G:R.-fIA1N eGHhR: fTsi 4 4eosoSRe;;, o.; nv. IN: ?
G.H.W., capable woman, no cooking;
card; references; s25 week. AP.
civ. eI Plain cooking; 6M-day ,wk.
No Sun, g till after dinner Must be
sshg9roaEdhiy sg%r s;EDsrie9esd. Iss Bets. reO,:
Gawsstardass and eaTfaas TA s. and lss7 7c.rf.re
after 5. OR. 1928.
GHW. nice upstairs room: fond Of
hdrsn an en- Es D!n ssSsSStiREE ssS w. Thar' M eSSS snd
G.Hw.-Plain cooking. fond Of chill:
dren; no ironing: ~ day Weq. ana
sssFy esssnesa sSp 80 5 IE ve EM IN Ssft osfs b:
G;H.W:. white. mornings only. 8 TO
G.H.W., experienced, no cooking. live
in. settled responsible person. Elec-
dryer Ge hocsi refs Exceil.nt WorE
ing conditions; fond Of children.
G.H.W. Settled woman. colored. Live
He.h in Assist Sos shis5en 1s5 aRa g., e0oEns $50
GHW. COOK. $40 wk., ali day Thurs.
reauired. EN-. 6sii. 7I 'H H-2e ''
HOUsEKEEPER. refined, settled.
white woman; live in; light house
work; in the city: 2 adults; salary.
rirht party. Give references. % Box Box
HoTsEMaSs.. tSSs}E an. r.h.w. and waitins on
table; good opportunity. for cap
nR aS!e sxsd xSTker' 1924 2srd St. ~ NV"
H0USEMAN-COOK, part time; prefer
ably white or light-colored; bachelor
apt; aapt:; iste afternoon through dinner.
MAID i4I ,I5;,.i e helP I With shy, no COOK &
Ishs Dsf:on. n'' VA sSss' RsTsfa.i:. iS.
MAID. to Hve-in: s.h.w. and care
for 2 school-age children; refs;
5la-day wk.; s@5. JU. 1880.
MAID; "A 70 1l.,s til after dinner; s days;
sent local refs; S22. OIL. 1919. -25
MA dHIss ,na Tsite car. repea Fl ,eSooSas
bath with 5-yr.-oid girl; prefer
exper. domestic employe; ability to
Fyf She sp dsSre9e Su5 cat rSt EN aa6
for appt. Westchester Apis. go
MAID TO LIVE IN-Cook and e.h.w.:
refs: S35 wk. Call EN-. 25S7. -26
MOTHERS HELPER. general house,
work; no cooking; will give room
and and board and SIS per week.
UPSTAiRS MAID and partial care Of
fir, rm;; new house: recent city refs.
WOMAN NE Experienced. settled: s.h.w..
/ H., child, plain cooking; good hSme'
w0MAA. iSs a eoIorss 0L; ss4 70 live in upsta,rs
saR@; ssfs9y. s6s 81, ssit. gliin ''0f'n' sss0d
YOUNG COUPLE would like white
week. To. 1893 after $50. @2s
TO LIVE m, single lady to take care
of 2year-old boy; light housework;
Can sliso es77 between / ana
ssTfIED ss1S coTrGE II iootins for per.
fl. rm., bath; woman cook. g.h.w.;
regular work. Bethesda. wi. i5Se.
REFINED WHITE WOMAN to live
ssiary wiIh ~ld4~ H4 s-sss 1888 h0ms' m0osFste ss
PART TIME. 5 to Z; 5 days including
Saturday. honest. neat, dependable |
refs, l child. working mother. ia. |
1000: Ext; I32. z to 9 pm; -27
COLoRED GIRL. between so-25;
steady employment; 6-day week;
salary discussed with interview.
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1912; Eves.. UN. S575

lays, UN. 101G, EveS.. ON. 500
REMODELING & REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc
no Job too large or too small; no
money down; financing arranged
directly with o bank. PENN CON-
STRUCTION. RE. 1852. -2S
ROOF LEAK? walls or cellar wet9
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work
call after 6 pm. to 8 am. TR. 4979.
WADDELL'S ROOF SERVICE.
ROOFING. new work and repairs.
cutters. spouts, carpentry and paint
ing. A. D. THOMAS, HU. 1882.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK, re.
painting walls, patios. steps. walks
etc; also cement work of all kinds
Call JERRY. .LU. 1-4766.
TV SERVICE. So: days, nights and
SUNDAYS. Call RA: 1131, SHERI.
DAN RADIO AND TELEVISION
Work guaranteed 30 days. -2S
TV REPAIR SERVICE-Day ant
night. AABACO SERVICE CO.. NO
~ SERVICE. day or night. Part,
and labor guaranteed for 30 days
S3. 10. $500.
WATERPROOFING
AL kinds. ROBERT PRICE. DI. 1928
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LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE LU. 1920
SAT,E-SAVE MONEY

A)@AA-AS 44 - -
Robby sez: "1x2 furring, &c IT,; 2x2
8 It., 35c: S-ft. special studs, acc;
ks shelving. 12c; beaded partition
20c; Ike German siding. 24c; dry
cedar T g. @ sheathing, 12c bd. it.
Beautiful Western red cedar panel
ing, 16c bd. it.; 4xS sheetrock
81 .6S: 4x8 plywood. .S4.76;. AXIS ma
board. S1.6S: fiber glass insulation
So per 100 "a. #. roll: house paint
81. .95 gal; special doors, $3.95:
ceiling tile, lie 80. IT,; wall plank
ing. 8-ft., 12c 90. IT," Robby seq:
''Need money for home repairs? Nc
money down, SO months to pay
ROBINSON LUMBER CO., 1899 Ken.
ilworth ave. ne. 28s
MATTRESSES, $50 Oh on any S39. 80
mattress. ACME FURNFTURE. iO1I
9TH st. NV. MA. 1862.
MOTORS-TWo VS. engines, used;
S25. See Mr.. Fitzgerald. THE EVE.
MING STAR NEWSPAPER GARAGE
S41 2nd ct. s.e.. daily, $40 TO- g.
OFFICE DESKS (2). eO-in. walnut
swivel chairs and others. BY atty
closing ONCE. AD. 1856. As pm
OFFICE FURNITURE-one Of the
city'S largest and most complete dis
plays. 1921 y 81. NV. MA. 1924.
ORGAN-Baldwin and Minsliall- -Estey
electronic organs. Models for church
chapel. home and student use. eolt
AGENT =
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PIANO BARGAINS

Lowest prices in the city on Iargt
selection of spinets. consoles anC
grands. including the finest names
Steinway, Hardman, Knabe. Chick.
ering.. Kimball and many others
$25 down will deliver; balance, :
yrs. to pay. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 130(
G st. NV. -28
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BUILDING MATERIAL san ii

Rearranging our yard, specials or
the following. items which. have tc
be moved. Sheet rock, $50 per M;
Cellotex. $35 per M: slate e-surfaced
fiber board. $35 per NJ; 2x3s with
nails. &c per linear IT,; old flooring
suitable for subflooring. sheathing
etc: with nails, $50 per M; solid
3x4s and 4x6s, suitable for fence
posts. etc, &c per board IT.; 2O-ft
wooded trusSes, suitable for sheds
chicken houses. etc., $3.50 ca.
slate, 1O"x16", 7c ea.: also suitable
for damp course in brickwork; black
board slate 40c per 50. IT,; 2-dr
plywood closets, SIS ca. at yd.;
cushions Of theater seats, 75c ca.
hundreds light fixtures includine
some brass wall brackets, very cheap
Also in our regular stock, hundreds
of items. including heating boilers
radiators, pipe, plumbing fixtures
unusually large selection Of steel
beams.
In our new dept. complete line Of
Glidden paints. featuring Spred-
Satin and Crosley: lifetime awning
type aluminium windows.
ABCD CORPORATION
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lNsrRuc. COURSES tcent.l
BE A STENOGRAPHER

PHOTO on COLORING-Co-ed eve
ming classes; downtown studio. ma.
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TELEVISION
LATEST MODELS
MUST SELL AT ONCE

NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
Our carpenters are waiting to re-
model, so please hurry and save
money; our prices include Federal
taxes and warranty, free delivery in
Metropolitan area. Cash or terms.
SILVER SPRING GAS e. ELECTRIC
CO., 944 WAYNE Ave.
Open Q til 9. JU. 8-SO3S
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REFRIGERATORS

1853 models, cross-top
freezer and automatic defroster, 10
your old refgr.; no money down,
S1.50 week. Many others at bar
gain prices. PETE HILL CO., S41S
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md. JU.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
cling. cellar to roof: CENTRAL
ADDITIONS, porches, general con-
tracing, building, decorating; 90
yrs. exper.; 10co down, cash. or
FILA terms; / take care Of all for
Ynalifias E,Nas Il 2A
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BUILDING MATERIALS

01oMAN 1LlNG ~ MID. APlSs
10000 USED BLDG. MATERIAL
MUST MOVE IN 80 DAYS
PRICED TO SELL
90 MODERN BATHROOMS
r 63 APT.-SIZE STOVES
63 20-GAL. H.-WATER HEATERS
700 DOORS; $50 WINDOWS
700 ANGLE IRONS
10000 FIT. MOD. RADIATION
$4,000 FT. LUMBER
100000 BRICKS
3 BOILERS: OIL TANKS
"a FTREDOORS
1S SETS METAL STEPS
Shrubs and trees. BX cable. elec. fix
lures. door casing. caseboard. metal
kitchen wall cabinets. base cabinets
and many other items.
Open daily. 1880 a.m.-5 pm. Sunday
a.m.-2 pm; closed Monday. Sept
statesmen ON PREMISES
Gath AND e. CAPITOL ST. NE.
Directions: Take Benning rd., to
right 5 block to Job.
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING
MATERIAL CO. LU. 4-O50O
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BUILDING MATERTAT,

Used lumber, many sizes: windows
complete. with frames. doors, plumb
wrecked buildings. Special new toilet
outfits, S21 .95. Steel angle iron cut
to size; ! beams; reinforcing steel
Flooring-Maple, pine and oak floor.
ing in excel. cond., free of nails
GENERAL WRECKING CO., MI
RJT7 or
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ROOMS AND APrs. TO SHARE

WANTED-Refined young lady "a
share pleasant ne. apt. with govt.
Exchange refs. Box a7s-E. is: stss:
GIRL WILL SHARE furn. 1-bedrgm..
modern duplex apt. with anothers
To from ~. y; Capitol st. NV; $3.50 mo: mo:
cAPiT0I2' 2'' HILL SECRETARY IIS sSsr.
beaut. furn. bedrm. apt. with girl,
$3.50: attrac. front-view apt, mr..
WIS; and Calvert; $50 mo. Wo.
9346 after 6 pm. Pc
LADY will share 2-bedrm. apt in
Sc. with or 2 sirls. 10. 2-4s5s.
NV. - Jewish girl. J. or 2. to
2 baths. Tv. EN-. 6732 evenings.
TWO GIRLS to share with another.
Ssds Msrdsn Insn PsTf sr.s :S ssfs .s
north xRLINGfoH9RRseSfiined YOU yo1ns
lady to- share double room with col.
lege girl, employed at Pentagon;
w. SS sSfiab b.sS: 1aSHn?Ey s3 Driyi. A ssSs DshsSss
ONE OR 2 GIRLS. rs or under. to
share newly decorated apt; min.
tent re penssEOp; GsI k1 WITH vsa7I ~ fsaso9sOis
MODERN 5.rm, apt. one girl, 22-35:
bedrms;; twin beds; Tv; $50 mo.
III 3.3063. ewes: and week ends. Il
SHARE AN APT: with middle-aged
employed lady. Arl.. vic. ia. 7-6056.
LADY, rs to 80, to share modern apt.
IN apt; bldg. with another. S35 mo.
GIRL, 1926. to share nicely furn. l.
5edTm. 5san. apt. nw. section. Call NO.
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FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000

CASH OR TERMS
Brand-new models, almost all makes
Open ewes. It'll 8 pm.
Silver Spring Gas b Elec. CO
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S03t
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WASHERS

WASHING MACHNE-Norge, wring-
sE slo aut1i i12i pump snpa peri. cond.. sacifice
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix auto
1851. like new, $3.50. Phone WI.
7419 before 10 am. or after s.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix Econ
reasonable. LO. 7-3464. -2S
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix; in good
cond.; recently .overhauled: S35. Call
bet. am. and 4 pm. vi. 4675.
WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT -
Excel. cond.: has been in storage.
MI. O6O4, 7-10 pm. and all day Sat.
WAxER. 1852 Regina. with brushes.
8 mo. old; Hoover vacuum, fair
cond.; best reas. offer. NO. 1851.
WINDOWS (2). IL light. each in dou-
BILE frame. including sill. Brick open
ing. Awnings and screens. Bath
tub. with legs: 8 It. Small basin;
six BOWLING ALLEY BEDS, perfect
condition. Phone Lincoln 3-161S.
ADMINISTRATOR AND STORAGE
SALE Of new and used household
furniture; Plymouth 1946 sedan;
restaurant tables and chairs; refrig-
orators; washers; ranges: mirros;
rugs. By auction at WESCHLER'S,
906 = st. NV. tomorrow. commenc-
ing $3.50 am. At 10 am, order
GALL Carl, Inc. Plymouth 1916 sedan.
Inspection invited.
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STEEL,

STEEL
We have all kinda Of miscellaneoul
steel. angles. beams. reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKIN0 CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. ne. MI. 6l77
STENOTYPE. late model; recondi-
TONED, guaranteed: S42 80. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th ct.
NV
STEPS-Replace your rotted out step.
with our ready-built cement steps
Easy to install, II you don't want tc
install them. we viii. BILL GICH.
NER, UN. 1879.
STOVE, gas. large Mercury Universal;
8 Yrs. old; in excel. cond.; 500
TAPE EH iElEScoRpER, Ekotape. 1sS nssrl,
new: $40 Dist $169). tapes In.
TARPAULINs-Nev 10 o.. .1Oc "a
IT.: used, IA OF. from 6c f.: drcr
cloths, new nyion tarps. for Hghtness
end laStins use; $ 81 ,a 50. "a; any size
NV EX. S527
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ADDITIONS
RECREATION ROOMS
AND ATTICS FINISHED
Garages, porches. remodeling. Months
to pay on personal FHA loan or
VIII Romance your mortgage. DIS
TRICT CONTRACTING CO., RE.
AIR R-CONDITIONERS removed and
also stored: $25 per season. Call any
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
New Work or Repair. ST. 1000
AWNINGS taken down and stored.
20 to $2.75 per window. Call Us
CUSTOM SHADE SHOP. 1855
Washington blvd. Arl.. We.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL, fire-
places, porches. retaining walls.
RINALDI 4 Co. Ii. 6-75s6. 81
lob too small; first-class workman
ship. TO. 6499 or Ii. 3-S167. -2S
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls, steps,
walks; new or repairing; 1st-class
work. Ewes, MI. 611S or NO. 1913.
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TEL FIEV1STON

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1853 Tv sets at tremendous
AIMCO TV SALES
1920 N. washington Blvd.
ArllnRtOn VA. GIL 2Aln
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RRTCK-RRTCK

BRICK-BRICK
A-million good. used, clean bricks
available for immediate delivery.
Call for our price ACE WRECK
ING CO. LU. 4-0500. -26
BUILDING ITEMS-Open Sats., 8 to
l: RUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
blvd. near Key Bridge. IA. 4-l234
BUILDING MATERIALS - Beautiful
white oak flooring, clear plain,
$207.50 mbf. select plain, $197 so
mbf on 1000 bf or more delivered
to your lob site. BALTIMORE
LUMBER CO.. 1900 New York ave.
ne. LA. $4,000. -6
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PIPE-USED

PIPE. .galv., black. copper. cast Iron
cut thread, fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O6l
M st. NV, NO, 1903. WA. 66O1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc..
rental and sales: new and used
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
ME. 5000. Open "a hrs. 7-day week.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. I4i6.
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LUMBER-TEAKWO
One-inch thick, Q to 6 II. lengths
planed on both sides; bOc It. OR
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FURNITURB NALE-Brand-new bed
suites. suites % modern IGT Snd @ trsditionai: i 'Son fSe.
tory Moor samples and railroad
unclaimed freight. 10Ts down, "a
months to pay; Government service
personal discount. HENRY'S FURN.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

beams. corrugated sheets: 5-tol
elec. travelling bridge crane; 6-tol
chain hoist; loft, 1Ia-tn. wir
sltngs. Reas. Ii. 3-7125; night WI
Evening star., 1952-09-25
FURNITURE SALE

90 in, Hollywood bed -S39.96
National advertised bedding at re-
duced prices. Complete line bedrm.
dining room. living room suites.
All chrome dinette prices reduced.
E;Z; credit. Open 10 til O. pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

The Contract Company; Moss H.
Hendrix, The Coca-Cola Company;
James A. billboard" Jackson, Es-
so Standard Oil Company; Mrs.
Florence B. Duncan, Carnation
Milk Company; and Welker Under
down, Hotel Dunbar manager.
Standing, middle row left to
right, are Walter Roper, Schlitz
Beer Company; William Curtis,
Pabst Sales Company; Herbert
Wright, Philip Morris & Company;
Alvin Talley, R. Mars; Wendell P.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1852

state in connection with his bust
ness weren't conditions of the pro-
stationary sentence. However, Mr..
Patton denied giving such inter
probation on the stand.
Actually, the case at Greenwood.
which started the series of Incl
dents involving the Fighting edi-
tor goes back to an NAACP
memorandum prepared by a law
yer who looked into Tolbert's case
as the forerunner to possible legal
assistance to the "a year old IL
literate man. Mr.. McCray said
the investigator had furnished him
with a copy of the memorandum
filed as a report with the State
NAACP conference. He said he
had also visited Greenwood with
the investigator in August of 1949,
where a portion of the research
on the Tolbert case was made.
Observers point out that the en-
tire case grows out of Vindictive-
ness by certain political leaders.
lhe case was used by hackers of
former Governor J. Strom Thur
mond in 1850, It being the subject
of pamphlets and throw-aways
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
Photos OF Negro Life Rate Highly
In $4,000 Photography" Contest

A photograph depicting Negro
life has won the $4,000 first prize,
and others on the same theme also
ranked high, in the $4,000 prize
photo contest sponsored by "Pho-
Biography" magazine, it was an
nounced today by the Ziff-Davis
Publishing Co. None of the photo
graphers who entered these photos,
however, was a member Of the race.
The complete list of winners,
with a major selection Of the prize
photos, appear in the December
issue of photography" just out
on the nations newsstands. The
contest, biggest annual event in
photography, this year attracted a
rd-breaking 1927 entries from
every State and Territory of the
y. s., and from virtually every
country in the world outside the
Iron Curtain. 1t provides % prizes
in face value U. S. Defense Bonds.
Winner of the $4,000 award,
titled Boys" is Leon Levinstein, a
New York advertising artist. The
photo depicts an enthralled group
of youngsters, all under ten, as
they watch with rapt attention a
fascinating spectacle Just outside
the cameras range. While it plays
no part in the photo. the object of
their interest was the West India
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
Aunt Of Local
Beautician
Found Dead

Mrs. Louise Crosby, the moth
er of IA children was found dead
in bed in her home at Laurel, Mis-
sissippi, last Tuesday.
A widow, Mrs. Crosby, has been
going through period of despon-
dency since her husband died sud
denly several years ago.
Mrs. Crosby is an aunt of Mrs.
Mary Moore we'll known local
Beautician owner and operator of
Moore's Beauty shop and school.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
Man Who Hits
Policeman In
Face With Beer
Bottle Gets
Stiff Penalty

Jimmy Harper, local Negro man
who threw and hit policeman E.
j. Ainsworth in the face with a
quart beer bottle was fined $3.50
and sentenced to 80 days in prison
in trial here Monday afternoon.
The policeman was hit after he
and other officers had arrested
two Negroes in a Parish street
cafe Friday night.
Harper who was arrested after
number Of other people in the
cafe at the time identified him as
the man who threw the bottle said
he hit the officer "because he
didn't want his friends to go to
jail"
Officer Ainsworth suffered sew
eral cuts and bruises in the face
when he was struck by the bottle.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

In some cases happiness consists
merely of forgetting the past and
ignoring the future.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

exceeding by $50 her achievement
in the 1851 photography" contest.
Miss Wilson's excellent work
which the photography" editors
rate as outstanding-has been pub
lished in many national magazines.
She studied at the n. Y. School of
Modern Photography, at the New
School for Social Research in New
York and Goddard College, VT. She
is interested in documentary pho
Biography and went to Liberia on
such a project. for State Depart
ment economic mission. Miss Will
son has taught photography at the
San Diego Y. w. C. A. and for the
past two Summers has candid
photographed plays produced by
Mel Ferrer, Gregory Peck and
Dorothy Mcclure at the La Jolla
(Calif.) Playhouse.
Exhibits of winning photos will
open tomorrow (10) across the
country-principally at the Kodak
Colorama, on the East Balcony Of
Grand Central Station, N. Y. in
the show windows Of International
Business Machines, 57th St. and
Madison Ave-, New York, and the
Art Center School, Los Angeles.
Others will be in A. M. C. depart
ment stores in Atlanta, Cleveland.
Columbus, Houston, Milwaukee.
Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San
Francisco and Oakland, Calf.
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Day parade in Harlem. With an
other touching Negro subject, Mr..
Levinstein won a $50 award. That
portrays tiny girl, standing with
a brave show Of assurance in a
group of people. The obvious
source of her composure is the
reassuring and affectionate hand
of her mother, who is not other
wise seen.
Two prize-winning subjects were
submitted by Quentin Keynes, also
of New York, who travels about
the world on his Photographic mis-
sions. Mr.. Keynes, now in India,
won a 500 award for "African
Portrait" and $50 for "Ovamba Ma
tron." The first is an outdoor por-
trait of a pretty African Ovamba
girl, smiling radiantly in her some
what outdated cotton dress and hat.
She carries an umbrella. Mr.. Key
nes' other winner is Of a mother
nursing her baby.
Grattan Gray, a Los Angeles
photography student, took 500
award with Design" an artistic
rendition of a white house-front
with a man standing before it. The
Judges valued it for such merits
as composition and light-and-shade
High Jump" depicting young
Negro jumper as he clears the bar
in a field contest, is the work of
Bob Martin, Los Angeles Daily
Mirror staff photographer, who
won a 800 award for it, among
his four prizes totaling $275.
"Pondering. by Sam Falk, New
York Times Magazine staff photo
grapher, toook $50 prize. 1t is
study of a boy giving his deepest
concentration to an outdoor checker
game. One of the most delightful
of the prize-winners is 81 Want
Out" This photo, which took a
800 prize for Mrs. Birte Steincke,
of Penang, Malaga, is of tiny
LOL nOWllHS III terror do SIG 10
bathed in a bucket.
The contests sponsors are un-
aware of the identities of any en-
trants until after the prize photos
have been chosen, but at no time do
thov have any way of knowing any
thing Of their racial origins. There
fore. there is only one known, win
ner of the Negro race. She is Miss
Joyce Wilson, of 3110 Island Ave.,
San Diego, Calf, daughter of a
New York physician, DR.. Wiley M.
Wilson. Miss Wilson, employed in
the Navy's electronics photograph
ic laboratory at Point Iona, Calf,
has won awards of $500 and $50,