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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13
Charlottesville Negro
Scout May Attend
California Jamboree

Charlottesville = According
to a representative of the
City Teachers Association
which sponsors Troop 35, Boy
Scouts of America, the group
contemplates sending one of
it's ranking scouts to the Ma
tional Scouting Jamboree to
be held in California in july.
The Association is current
ly seeking donations from
interested citizens to cover
the cost of the scouts round
trip fare and incidental ex-
penses, estimated to be about
$400.
Russell Scott has been Sc.
lected to make the trip in the
event the necessary funds are
raised on or before June rs.
This rpresents the first
time that a local Negro scout
has been afforded the oppor-
tunity to attend a National
Scouting Jamboree on an in
tegrated basis. 1t is an oppor-
tunity that Charlottesvillians
should not pass up since it
will mean as much to COM
mdnity progress as it will to
scouting.
Contributions towards this
worthy project may be- turn
ed over to DIR. E. N. Jack
son, Scoutmaster, Troop 35.
who may be contacted at his
home, 1875 Fourth ST., N. w.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13
Burley Graduates Ninety-Seyen

Charlottesville-Th Jackson P. Burley
Joint High School for Charlottesville and
Albemarle County, graduated ninety-seven
seniors at commencement exercises held in
the school auditorium, Friday evening, June
5.
1t was Burley's second graduating class
since it opened in September, 1851. While
the school did not have a commencement
speaker for this occasion, it did hold panel
discussion in which six of the seniors par
ticipated The topic of the discussion was,
we Can Have Peace In Our Times"
Taking part in the discussion were John
Peasants, Mignon Hughes and Elsie Yves
ley, who stood first, second and third in
the class, respectively, and Lois Johnson,
June Preston, and Eva Richardson.
At class night exercises held Wednesday,
June 3, John Peasants and Fitzhugh Woody
were each awarded $500 scholarship from
Hampton Institute. Plus Peasants $500
scholarship, he holds $500 Masonic schol~
arship. Elsa Wesley received a 500 schol-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13
j. Of Va. President Darden Confers Service
Awards On So Employees: Fuller And Carter
Honored For Fifty Years OF Service

briefly to the group.
The occasion was given an extra touch
of mirth during the preliminaries by Will
fred "SS Keys" Wilson, an employee of the
hospital X-ray Department, who, together
with Earl HUMPHREYS, member of 1885,
locally popular orchestra, as a piano-Base
VOL Duet, rendered several very tuneful
numbers for which they We're enthusiastic
ally applauded by an appreciative audience.
This award ceremony marks the fourth
held by the University of Virginia to honor
it's longtime employees.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13

PFC Andrew c.. Robertson
of Toshes, leaves the shelter
of a trench at Camp Desert,
Rock. New, where he wit
messed the firing of the a.
tonic cannon. A member OF
the 3rd Armored Cavalry
Regiment stationed at Camp
Pickett, Robertson partici-
pated in the latest series of
atomic maneuvers and was
given an extensive indoctri-
nation in atomic warfare.
The Toshes soldier, who
tered the Army last August
is assigned to the 132d Grad.
nance Company in the Sd.
His wife, Mrs. Martha Re-
pertson, lives on Route /, and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gatewood A. Robertson, lives
also lives or Route 1.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-06-13

Louise Savage
Alderman Library
University of Virsinia
Charloctesville. Va.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

Electric lroner are: the master operating
control which is conveniently located for
operation with either hand; mounted ON
tour rubber feet to insure stability on al!
surfaces; Convenient Steaming-steam YOUR
own neckties, velvet and other fabrics: and
1T is portable and can be moved from place
to place with the greatest of ease.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

days brighter it also irons anything that can
be lroned by hand. There is no hot iron to
lift, no long hours to stand on your feet -
you just Sit back and relax and enjoy YOUR
favorite TV programs while the ironer does
the work.
Other outstanding features of this Free
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

The beautiful HOTPOINT Electric
Ironer complete with all aluminium table
and chair is regularly priced at sS9.95 but
it is yours absolutely FREE with the pur-
chase and installation of any 70 Motorola
Model Telev;sion Sc at our store.
Not only does this HOTPOINT electric
ironer save you time and make your ironing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09

mohosony plastic table model. 2 in.
e'ore.free tube hos ereo'er elori'y.
lifetime FoeO, Also Disionee Seleeior.
he~.improyed 954nodeLFed.TosineI.
New. Exclusive Doybie.Po~er pieiUrel
sUiI'.ln n. CT sr-s y--.y.ys Aniennol
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-09
FASHION ACADEMY
GOLD MEDAL AWARD

for distinctive s'ylina
means your new 1854
Moiorolo ~ will re-
feet your good 'os'e.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

300 800
CwAs $4,000 DNz55$3l,50oD -.
FisWn"d I45xl50 lot. 'Perfection-
ii"Ins." 3-bedrm. brick ranch house
attsched gar: glass jalouSie porcn.
Plus psnslsd rec .rTTG9;1rN9sE rT9; S3EIAfsNEs sEs
LATEsT. "a rTs1. nsfSeS comnarison value.
SWIMMING, boating and recr. facili-
ties.
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TRAlLERS

2-WHEEL LUGGAGE TRAILER, all
inclosed; spare tire: In excel. cond.;
4s!4t44s st4s7 @S:: sSss 'ff5se TG s5eda Phone s6 Sp
designs for comfortable. inexpensive
living. Come see our display at
GOODS TRAILER SALES, 277S
JEFF. Davis hwy. Arl., Va. OF; A.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
TX FOR tsKIPPY). ]

FORD 1881 FL Ha-ton pickup: in tip
top shape. both in appearance and
mechanical condition, This Is 9
only Sl.O95. PARKWAY FORD.
3O51 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01sb. Open
REQ 1s4e 2-ton. completely equipped
up for trailer: dir. sigs.; good rubber;
good mech. cond.; including 2 speed
rear .,! axle; Pries $595s $,ysSs nc; CHEVY IVY
GMG 81 series 100. CO.. M.ton s.on aI,,aO.g pickup
S1.095. PARKWAY FORD, 3O51 N
st. NV. AID. 2-01a5. Open 3 to g.
FORD-'51 "Big Six" chassis and
cab with 2 speed rear. S.25x2O. tires;
this truck has been completely re.
conditioned and ready to do the
Job. 81. .695. PARKWAY FORD; 300
v N st. nv AD 21oiS0' tS0 open OISHnn. 70 les: s
than 5000 miles; cost 81. 1.572 new
First $1,000 cash takes it. Ii
cfaEsSSiRoLET fIsSiSoLET 1851 h-ton pickup;
never used as truck; looks and an
runs like new: $S95. KENYON
PECK (Cheyrolet!.. 2636 898. Wilson WsoT
blvd, Arl.. va: "a S.gSS4; gsx, oper
CHEVROLET 1949 1-ton stake: tor
condition, new motor lust installed
nsE Fruck tples priee ssa5
(Chevrolet), 314O Lee hwy. Arl., Va
IA "a; 2-sO05; sO05.v. Open till $50 pm d
FoS6s e5Hisa 81. Sdnofg'' p M-ton panel: newt,
finished and reconditioned.. 1895,
PARKWAY FORD. 3051 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-01S5. Open to 9.
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GARAGES

1917 ALLISON ST. N.W.--Metal ga.
rage for rent. private. on wide we'll
lighted paved alley. Phone RA
3-0476.
SCAR; on wide paved alley; 72S
Ath mr.. H ne; for storage. Elk
$4,000; IA. 9-5500. ewes. 80
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-only 50
monthly; gar. for one car. Phone
manager, NO. 7-7648. Il
DOWNTOWN-2-st story bldg, approx
19x28 on each A.; excellent fol
workshop, warehouse, etc: reason
able rent. To inspect call LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors, 141E
X st. NV. ME. S-640O.
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1894 X ST. N.W.-Lge. office TO,
rent with smaller adjoining room
janitor' service and all utiis. Cal
MR.. RozANSKY. EX. 3-s567. 3
WILL SHARE space with l or 2 peo-
pie. Cool. quiet quarters. Ga. ave.
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FARMS (cont.)

CHARLES COUNTY =. SO acres. 20
baths: h. VIII: shaded setting, long
paved-road frontage: 10 miles D. c.
JAMES E. MAHONEY, 1913 18th
st. NV, HU, 3.641O, .
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

NO. es:. s., 600 ovaSnn.s down payment Be: Be-:
hind B g. L LIST. Liberal discount
White, Sc. location. T. N. LERNER
IL CO., TU. 2-1136.
$2.SOO End TRUST. Payable in :
years. on S-bedrm. rambler. nearby
Maryland. Price 81 $50 for cuick
sale. JU. $3.50. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cons.l

DODGE le41 fiat body 1la-ton; Ions
wheel base: new tires, brakes and
starter: chassis and cab in excel
cond. Price $500. WA. 7-7766.
CHEVROLET AZ pickup. $195; Chey.
2 ton platform-canopy. recond.,
$295, $50 down. SIS mo. Rear OF
4424 Alabama ave. Sc, LU. 2-7779
TRUCK FOR SALE. can be used fol
Ice cream or frozen foods; medium
build. excel. cond. Ii. 4-2S9S. L
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$50 DOWN-Rambler sites. 1OOx2OO
It. DEVELOPMENT faces Colesville rd..
past Silver Spring. Nd. 81 900 per
lot. KAY REALTY CO.. RIA. $4,000
WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH a small
plot of gently sloping wooded land
with enough existing hard-rd. 'front.'
age for Q or 10 large let's; sewer and
water avail: adj. successful subdi-
vision 4 miles west of Falls Church.
Va. Might install sewer and water
for individual cash buyers. Write
OWNER. Box 471-K. Star. 80
ATTENTION BUHDERs-17 acres,
subdivided in lots. OF Colesville rd.
Owner lives in Florida; will sell at
chaser; chaser. Apply P. o. Box 341. silver
NkaR Siip' wMTHEAroN-1ot VII s7x9oO 'O on
Maple View DR.. approx. 200 yds:
from intersection Of Newport Mill
I'd; $1,000. Phone JU. 5-0197. l.
36 ACRES. A-mile frontage on State
rd.: 65 miles D. c.; in Shenandoah
Valley: plenty Of water; $1,S0O.
BUILDERs-DEVEL
Norfolk Portsmouth, Va, area; 75
acres, .strategically located site
potentially avail. at low under
value price through bid offer basis.
Address Box 363-K. Star.
LOT 1O0x250-Riverdale, Nd, nr.
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH a. CO.
UN. 4-S533; Ewes. AP. 7-O59S
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-122O; eyes,. LA. 6-6194.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR BIKE, 1853, German NSu
only $50 miles; accessories included
$500 or best ofier. Call XII. ,s-7972
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LYON VILLAGE
Mclean ESTATE

This spacious rambler nestled among
trees, shrubs, rolling lawns and fer
tile valleys. 10 an ideal home for
those desiring peaceful charm apd
bedrooms and 2 baths on left side
OF wide foyer, with large living
room, dining room, beautiful solar.
ium, laundry on the right. Halt
basement and oversi5ed gear gar.
stream and perpetual spring, make
this q place of easy and comfortable
living. For additional details, call
Mr.. LoomiS, ia. $4,000: ewes, XII.
p.6005; with BOSS e. PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
sEAsnoRE PROPERTY

MACS HEAD. N. C.-Modern. well
equipped 6-rm. eottage on ocean nr.
sound, Call OIL. 2-2332 or ,OL.
BEACH-cottase for rent,
ami; available July 26 to Sept; 10.
BSEATiHHGSY SAi HlS1''' BEACH. pEL:-oes:sIn ca
2-6916. L. T. GRAVAITE' Ma
home, knotty pine, 4 bedrms., 2
baths; huge !iv: rm.' screened porehf' Sf
pEsIRABLE APR. On 5d,I n; sixth St st;
11th. $s1 per week. Call Berlin Nd
SALE OR RENT-6-rm. house on
beach: ami: furn.: $50 week for
season, or sell cheap. HOLLY
LODGE, Middle Piney Point. Nd.
ocEaH efssN' CITY. MD.-For rent, very
attrsct.. mod: cottage, 100 IT, #; from ps
ginning July 4. OF. 4-S3S1.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continuOd.D
653 WASH. BLDG. Semipvt. air.
cond competent sscy: Law suite.

653 WASH. BLDG. semtpvt. air.
cond ]: competent secy. Law suite.
Elk. $4,000; ia. 9-6600. ewes,
1917 18th ST. N.w.-First moor. 8
adj, rms. approx. 1850 50. IT,,
Mi51 Syso. rent individually rs"'' ST; Es j.
ALEXANDRIA. main thoroughfare-
Nice once, all utils. furnished. $40
mo. Also one air.conditioned. XII.
s,6652; ewes, TE: 6,2ab7. q
w. WAT ar sds lax cp sPhes sr avs soo sr conc
SMALL 1st FLOOR OFFICE, uptown
Conn. ave; Rent reasonable. Phone
pEi1ATEs PEW OFFICE SPACE avail. 'G for
artist or architect, wisconsin ave.
DoWNrSWNIsda eSsa Sssf; EN- s91S'' istS st. so n.s-
Ideal for studio. once or any busi-
Across Gro; Fl FROM sT:ATLER-1oOs 18th
st. NV. - Large spacious once;
p.Iaa1 parking ssp space also .aSo sysilable sd-
25O1 l4th ST. N.W.-Dentist ONCE
avail. in large NV. apartment bldg
in very convenient location on 14th
st earline. suite consists Of rooms
(app. 4.400 So. IT,. Immed. occup.
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME.
ssoss GEORGIA AVE. NV. - First
floor. 4-room once avail-excellent
location for doctor, insurance ONCE.
etc: $97.50 mo. Owner will allow
ssaspt seest ct e niso nEo NJ ne0B iSR
1itS AND ND x SIS IS NV a.W.Mrm. NE s-Ga2S suit:
avail. in downtown modern elev.
ONCE bldg; immed. occup.; com:
FH FPIstely deso5stsd; EMsd;;v7T To inspect spec eall
Kss; NV. NJ. $500. w.
200 FIT; Of office space. air cond.
in new building at $500 per it..
Total space to one tenant; location
in downtown Washington. Box 317-
ExcELnENr xi Eiali OPPORTUNITIES for
dentists and chiropodists in thriv-
ing nearby Md. community. Box
N.W.Ki6'oo6 taAi sese; 50. #. office space on
r. iS:ldfs; S;,t,;s5 SeS%N ssSsns rR +
es4o WILSON BLvD.-Entire End H.,
consisting Of 3 lge. office rms. and
lavatory; oniees, may be rented
isBiTass1y " 3sstee ave- to and
pvt. bath. Call AID. 4-5SOO. 9-5 80.
COLONIAL VILLAGE Administra ton
Bldg, 1918 Wilson blvd. Approx
1000 50. IT.; whole or portion for
Adjacent ada a''; to space. % Can ia. $1,000.
1894 X ST. N.W.-Lge. office for
rent with smaller adjoining room.
Good lease. ReaS.. rental includes
janitor service and all utils. Call
WILL SHARE space with or 2 peo-
pie. Cool. quiet quarters. Ga. ave.
near Whittier. RA. 3-413S. 3
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FHA-602

Multiple unit garden type apis. in
NV. near good shopping center
Mostly 2osdrm units I.; A. .nnsasrct moderate
ed. Can be bought for about 81 500
per unit above 1St trust. Substan-
tial cash required. SCHUYLER, MA.
R-On1n
Evening star., 1953-06-30
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN = Detached new
7-apt. bldg. Lot 110xl30; 10 rm
bath and .6-liv. rm.. bedrnn.. .dinetts
KIT, and bath apts. Good income;
ideal for home and Investment. Cal
FiVE-UNIT APT. BLDG. in Sc. see.
ton; one-bedrm. unit: .reas. rental
Tenants pay own utilities. Call Mr
Dodge IT,. WEAVER BROS. INC,
DI. 7-s3O0: eves., EN-. 2-s496.
II UNITS. l1th and Mass. ave. NV
Brick, priced at 8 times annual
1st. coml. lot. .60x95 IT,; basement
and rear parking can be used fol-
business; lot alone worth price asked
Call Mr.. Manuel EN- 3-53S6. with
DRURY REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000
FOR SALE OR RENT industrial ware
house and lots; l4th and L sts. Sc
ROCKVILLE-60,00O 50. It,, zoned
first commercial, and parking. In
cludes warehouse and detached bldg
Near new shopping center on Route
240. Call MR.. RAFFELL. JU. 9-11O3
Evening star., 1953-06-30
VIRGINIA EARMS
GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT farms available
and we have them: from 4 acres to
1000: from S6.S00 to $780, 900.
COUNTRY HOMES. stock farms,
dairy farms. estate farms; also
highway businesses.
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult uS, We
DROP A POSTCARD. phone US or
stop in: we're right ON q. s. $40,
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. GArTHERsBURG zee
Evening star., 1953-06-30
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTEr
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUILDER ANXIOUS TO BUY lots OF
land, in any D. C. location. MR.,
BARTLETT, LU. 4.0747. -3
Evening star., 1953-06-30
OVER 15% RETURN

New, det.. 4-family brick; 2-bedrm
units. Tenant turns. own heat. Nc
expense. Fully rented. Over $4,000
DANIEL pIENER. AID. 1869
Evening star., 1953-06-30
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
COLONIAL REACH-EMuIY,S BEAH

COLONIAL BEACH-EMMY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages, de-
tached apis. Spacious, cool; all
elec.; baths. hot water: pvt. pier.
Swim, fish, crab, games: safe for chill
dren. CO. 5-0611; eve., Mon.s Thurs.
SMALL. FuRN. COTTAGE. on Ches-
sDeaks Bay: avail July o,g and A%s.; Avs;
COLONIAL HEACH, VA.-All con-
veniences, $55 wk. NO. 7-1S19.
7-RM. MODERN HOUSE. lge. shady
yard; private shore. At Colonial
H{ ~ az; 2;444o 4 .Stcs Sst; and pm 40 cs,
tage, The Victor" 1st and Bryant
sts., rms. and bath, screened
porches, plenty shade. L1.-4-2534.
COTTAGE-Northern Neck, Va, 2
on lovely farm. Fishing, swimming.
etc. S1OO mo. AID. 2-112O. Il
BEACH, cottage on water,
all mod. conv. sleeps ten. 10. z
siPpASCsiious, ATTRACTIVE, new two
near OLeonardtown: modern conv.,
private pier, boat, plenty shade
trees. AID. 2-6446. Apt. $685. even
COTf1TiAGE-e bedrms., bath. screened
porch, (boat included. Protected
harbor. Va. side lower Potomac.
Fishing. grabbing. beautiful view.
Avail. July 15 throush August. Phone
Evening star., 1953-06-30

BRAND-NEW 14-ft, de luxe runabout
q OF July special. It's q give-away
at $3.50. EN-. 2-4279. .
1851 WOLVERINE 14-ft. runabout,
steering wheel, throttle and boat
cover. 22-h.p. Eyinrude outboard
S495 or best offer. 10. s-44OS.
OUTBOARD MOTOR-5-h.p. John.
son. Excellent condition. $40. Call
Evening star., 1953-06-30
CHRTS-CRA AFT

De luxe. 33-ft. mahoEany: fully
sleeps 4; water pressure; dingy
Special features, hot and cold run.
ming water. and shower, propant
gas range. Will trade for larger
boat; pvt. state rm. Practically new
TU. 10000. Il
Evening star., 1953-06-30
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
WILL SACRIFICE FOR Cash a small

It. DEVELOPMENT faces CoiesviIle I'd.
past Silver Spring. Nd. 81 900 per
lot. KAY REALTY CO., RIA. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-06-30

WATER FRONT APARTMENTs
directly on water. Newly and corn
pletely furnished. Sand beach. fish.
Ing. grabbing. boat dock, All mod
S65 and S75 per week. hour drive
from Washington. Telephone Balti'
more, Armigef 1O9-W. %
Evening star., 1953-06-30
RQATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Chesap. Bay, Herring Bay, sharps
CAPT KING. WA. 7-4i92.
SAILROAT, Thistle class. registered.
Absolutely perfect, guaranteed like.
new condition; completely refinished
and repainted recently. Complete
with sails. sail bags. snubbing winch,
butlt-in storage lockers, boat cover
and brand-new rudder. Available
Immediately. Priced for quick sale
LO. 7-S6S6 weekdays until pm
Nights and Sundays call RIA. 3-O76O
Evening star., 1953-06-30
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

TRUCK FOR HIRE-1h h-ton stake
| bodV ST 3-954O 2s
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

Lane

Refreshing memories on the hap
penings of five years ago:
Increase. in the. enrolment at
Carver High necessitates the addi-
ton of three new, teachers for the
fall. term. The new instructors will
be John C. .Alnutt,. teacher in Eng
lish; Robert T..1Fraiser, English and
speech; and William M. Perry,
mathematics and science. = ~
Roberta Louise Lewis, age 5, re-
turned to the city. with her moth
er, Mrs. r. L. Lewis, after filling
an engagement for additions and
concert appearances, on the coast.
Roberta plays the, piano.
Mrs. L. V. Pittman, 921| w. Ton
to; State Baptist Missionary work
er,,s left for, Oklahoma where, she
will visit several towns.
Mrs R. S. Dixon left for San
Diego, California. to attend the
wedding of her niece and to visit
a sister. III -
Mr.. Charles A. Wade, social
worker from New York, was guest
speaker at meeting of Top Hatters
Club. -
! Rev and Mrs. ]. D. Burton hon.
ored Mrs. Norman Harris, a visitor
in the city,, at surprise. buffet
dinner W = 80
Mrs. Thelma Patterson and
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Kelly, re-
turned from vacation on the East
and West Coast.
D. A. Parker returned from Los
Angeles, where he visited his wife
who has been i'll.
John Ward of San Francisco,
joined his wife and children here;
also Mrs. Alene Jordan and chill
dren were Joined by their husband
and father from Chicago, Illinois,
All are visiting their mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Norman Harris,
1408 S. 9th Ave.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
How Can |?

@. How can 1 clean Venetian
blind tapes without taking the
blinds down?
A. For white tapes, use ordinary
white shoe cleaner just as you
would on white shoes. Cleaning
fluid usually works we'll on colored
tapes.
@. How can 1 prevent rust from
.Orming on my garden and work
bench tools?
A. Heat two ounces of powdered
resin with ounces of lard until
the resin melts completely. Then
add one pint of benzine, and apply
this mixture sparingly to the metal
parts of the tools. This will pre-
vent their rusting for quite awhile
in the dampest kind of climate.
@. How can take the excess
electricity out of taffeta dress?
A. Hang it in the bathroom
while you take hot shower. Let
it dry completely before you han
die it again. This will decrease the
taffeta's ability to generate cleo
tricity when it rubs against a silk
or rayon slip.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
with UNESCO.

Mrs. Williams is one of the out
standing Negro women in Republi-
can politics. She has been active
in numerous political campaigns
and managed the Women's Division
in the campaign for John Foster
Dulles when he ran for the US.
Senate in 1949. Mrs. Williams was a
key figure in Governor Dewey's
two campaigns for the Presidency.
and also in his campaign for re-
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
Bearded Iris
Rich And Snowy

Bearded iris is mainly garden
flower and it's snowy blossoms add
to the attractiveness of any yard.
This flower which is, often
called thevpoor. mans orchid - has
few rivals in it's variety and rich
mes of color, explains Harvey F.
Tate, extension horticulture spe-
cialist at the University of Arizona.
It's rhyzomes spread rapidly and
soon make a thick bed.
Iris makes the best progress if
it's planted during the summer aft
er the flowing period. Plants set at
this time or as late as September,
will become we'll established be-
fore winter Late fall plantsings at
high elevations are likely to heave
during the winter, and spring
paintings stand less chance of
Towering during the first season
than when planted in the summer.
Plant rhyzomes at least -
inches apart to allow for spread
ing. Every 3 or years the clumps
should be divided. At this time, dis
card those rhyzomes which show
rot or weak shoots and save the
vigorous ones for replanting. When
dividing and reseting clumsp, cut
the tops back to a length of 6
inches.
Bearded iris thrives in a wide
variety Of soils but does best in a
medium-heavy loan. Soil fertility
is important and may be improved
by adding organic matter we'll in
advance of actual planting. Use old
or well rotted manure when plant
ing rhyzomes, not fresh manure
which causes them to- rot.
Plant your iris where it will get
plenty of sun for best results. It
doesn't thrive as we'll as it should
in shaded places.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
$1,000 Fo'rWrii'te':.rl' =
OfArizono Song: +.

Embryo song writers and profess
sionals alike have an opportunity
to match talents in contest de-
signed to select an Arizona song
sponsored by the Phoenix Advertis-
ing Club.
: AS an added attraction, the WSit-
er or writer's of the musical num-
Der will receive a $1,000 cash prize
from the Phoenix Retail Trade
Bureau. All copyright and publish
ing rights will be retained by the
writer.
Reason for the contest: accord-
fng to Walt Anthony, Phoenix,
chairman of the Ad Clubs song
contest committee, is to get a
really outstanding song with Kri-
zona lyrics which will sell the state
and can be used to identity persons
and groups appearing outside the
state with Arizona.
"Other states have songs such as
California Here I Come, 'OklahO-
ma, Back Home Again In Indi-
ana, Iowa. and many others
which really do a job of selling
their respective states every time
they are played" Anthony said.
"Thsre is no reason Arizona can
not have an outstanding song, too"
Closing date for the contest is
December 81, and each manuscript
must be accompanied by an Off
ciaI entry blank bearing the sig
nature, or signatures, of the writer
The song must be an original
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
New York Woman May
Get UNESCO Appointment

NEW YORK (GlobaD - Mrs.
Sadye ]. Williams, founder of the
City Wide Republican Women's S
Club, and member of the Advisory
Committee of the New York State
Department of Commerce, is slated
for an appointment in UNESCO, it
was being limited in official circles
this week. The nature of the ap-
pointment was not revealed, but if
it is made. Mrs. Williams will be
the first Negro to hold such a post
with UNESCO.