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PLACE or WOMEN

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THE FUTURE OF women in these parts is assured if
such graduates of the High School as Miss Norma James
have their way, and it is indeed a commendable way. II
therefore has our fullest support. The time for women to as
sert themselves, take their place in the community and make
their contribution, which can be a most valuable one, is here.
THE ~ALUTATORY by Miss James of the 1858 Glass Of
the Christiansted High School, AVIS, June ~ was quite a
departure from the run-of-the-mill addresses, and it took some
courage, even in this day and time. The place Of women has
always been recognized, but in definitely restricted areas of
influence and activity. For example, the woman was always
accorded the undisputed place Of influence in the home
where her training Of children and management Of domestic
affairs was considered untouched.
HOWEVER, WITH the passing of time it became eyi-
dent that women were expanding their activities, and that
they were making substantial contributions to community
life as a whole. In wars they took up where the men left OFT,
running Offices, working in factories, and performing the
countless chores without which the community could not
exist. Is
BUT DESPITE ALL this, these Islands were always eau
tiouS, making sure that not only had precedent been estab-
lshed, but functioning fully To the best of our knowledge,
while women entered the legislature of many states, we are
seeing our first here, and as Of this writing she IS doing q
commendable job.
SUCH GRADUATES as Miss James must decide to give
to their communities the very best in training and service.
One Of the greatest drawbacks in claiming rights and priv
leges for women is that the commensurate responsibilities
arc. frequently lacking And at times women decide to tall
back on their feminine prerogativeS. However, where the
women have come to realize that the acceptance OF choice
positions also calls for sh~ouldering responsibilities, their con.
trbution has been significant.
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PLANT.
en- No. Quantity Articles
j Diesel Engines, BUKH, KMK, each
engine type 2C-24O, 2-Cylinder, lO
ITO at AIS RPM,s solid injection
J skaandia, s~eni-diesel engine, 40 TIP
single cylinder, ? cycle, s25 RPM
! Exhaust Muffler
The above units complete with ~
bricating water cooling, starting sys-
TENS, intake air supply, etc.
) DC Dynamos, Type VT2O, sh'int
wound, 53l66 XIV and $50 Volt at
325I425 RPM, with electrical driven
circulating water pump.
Eight G) Panel switchboard, marble
slab. mounted on channel iron sup
porting framework, complete with
all necessary equipment including
s1@-i master and street meters.
4 I Balancer and Loading set, 80 XIV
at I25 Volts and 150oRPM, Asaiaao
INSPECTION of above items by interested partles
M be arranged by contracting Mr.. 4. <. Taylor az
+be Retblehero Field Office Of the Virgin Islands Cor
noration. Christiansted, st. Croix, and sealed blds Ir
any or all items will be received at the Benlenem
FIELD Office Purchasing Division) until lO:OO O'Clock
a IN. Local Time, July %, 1858, and then publicly
opened.
Conditions Of sale: CASH or terms satisfactory
to seller. Delivery-as is, where is within thirty
GO) days.
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
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FoR SALE

Y VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION. ST. CRoIX,
VIRGIN ISLANDS, U.S.A, THE FOLLOWING
USEDEQUIPMENT, MATERIALS AND
LOCATED AT CHRISTIANSTED D. G. POWER
pI ANTI
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SUCH GRADUATES as Miss Ian

to their communities the very
One Of the greatest drawbacks
leges for women is that the G
are frequently lacking. And at
back on their feminine prero,
women have come to realize t
positions also calls for shoulder
tribution has been significant.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
N. w d FAMILY

Individual gas heat. This bldg. In
to transportation and shopping. Ex-
cellent financing. Call Mr.. Branham,
EN-; 3-359O or DI. 7-3100 with
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Off Suitland Parkway

well built 3-bedrm.. brick
+. SI5.75o. Fuil bsmts., oil heat. de-
luxe equip. kits. with exhaust fans;
2S-in. exhaust fans for summer.
Lge. level lots 167-ft. deep. Con-
ven, bus, schools and shopping
T. D. BURGESS, 10. 9-9b13 till b;
10. S-S311 after B. -2S
Evening star., 1953-10-27
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

LOT, e2 Windsor Estates, Franconia,
va.---over "a acre; $3.50. Call so.
$50 D0wN-Rambler sites. 1oOx5oo
it; lge. develop. facing ColesYille
I'd, past Silver Spring. Nd; ST 900
KAY REALTY CO. RA $4,000
81 ACRES. wooded, with stream; IS
on Richmond hwy. Reasonable.
Edgewater 9-9S49. -27
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA-Homesite in
Town of Fairfax: "a acre and up;
wooded lots; city sewer and water
available, excellent location. Halem-
hurst. Call Crescent 1152-M. go
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS top area: 70
acre, 100x210 it.; sewer, water. gas,
curbs installed; flne trees: week
days. 9 to 4: JE. 2-297O. 80"
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Over "a acre;
beaut. trees, 200-ft. frontage: water
: 20 FIT. LOTS on Bradywine st.
Sc. Sonsd for ants: sewer and water
? 31oift, #, Call MR.. GEORGE, RE, ::
VIENNA. VA, finest residential lot
in area, high heavily wooded;
PAT. '4t MILDRED coPPocL, Vienna
COLORADO AVE. west of 1eth-edx
179; 10 Minis. to dntn.; lovely set
ting OPP. park; $4,000. JU. 5-0617.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ANXIOUS TO TRADE equity in new
3-bedrm. rambler and extra lot in
Washington for Florida property;
prefer west coast. MR.. JONES, LU.
MY 10 YEARS experience as realtor
specializing in Miami property. will
help you In securing sound, reliable
representation and advice in the
purchase or sale Of property in that
area. DAVID r. ISEN, 43O Wood
ward Bldg, Ma. S-6616.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
peter /. hagan

THE ONE YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
"a acre goes with this attractive B.
bedrm. bungalow. Separate DIN.
rni., full dry basement. Nice front
porch; oil h.-w.h. City water,
paved streets. Cement drive to
double garage. Plenty OF trees,
shrubs and garden space. City
living in the country for only
BRENTWOOD
Large detached, 6 rms. and bath. full
bSmt.. large attic, oil h.-W.h. Walk
ing distance, 1-fare bus zone, shop
ping, public and parochial schools;
Price SI2,500. May arrange CT
loan with 81 $50 down.
CHEVERLY
New all brick Cape Cod, 5 extra
large bedrmS., . baths, family sized
din. rm., full bSmt., gas heat. Cony.
location. Price SlS,90O. reasonable
terms.
CHEVERLY
TWo-story brick and frame Colonial, 3
bedrmS., . baths, rec. rnn., good To-
cation. Priced below market at
S20,500, reasonable terms.
CAROLE HIGHLAND
Two-story brick Colonial, 2 large
hedrms., family-sized din. rm., lEe.
attic. Full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
haF Price $4,000. FHA tePHN
Evening star., 1953-10-27
CARS
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1850 de luxe panel; finest
condition; S495, terms. ROPER"
1883 h-ton panel;
driven less than 100 miles: dark
blue; $1,395. Call Lo. 4-e6oa
GMC SO h-ton pickup; heater and
defroster; has low mileage; used
privately; -Sl,195. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1717 r. I. ave. ne. DU.
FORD dump 1880 model. ready to
roll. $3.50 or best offer. DE. 2-2259.
FORD ~ VS. ,.-ton panel; = 5000
MOTOR SALES, 1717 r. I. ave, ne.
INTERNATioNAL 1s4s KB IL, excel.
Cd. and transmission, 81 500. 10.
S-9265 or 10. S-2093. 90
1852 ia-ton pickup
trucks; titled but never used: ST.
015. JACK e. JILL ICE CREAM
on TPo rs +. FARE R.E- UP EQUITY yY in
1851 Ford tractor and trailer
dump; liability insurance was can
celled. so must sell out; can take
oyer iob also. Call after 8 Pm.
FORD rs F-5 cab and chassis: For
TRUCK RENTAL co, 2316 Ga.
ave. NV, NO. 7-T705. ~
WALK-IN, PACKAGE DELIVERY
truck. 1850 Chev., nice cond. excess
truck, not. being used by company;
real bargain. Best cash offer takes
Ii. See at AMES CO, 149i II st. lie,
Evening star., 1953-10-27
GARAGES

DOWNTOWN GARAGE or warehouse.
rear GA NJ st. NV. 1900 So. IT..
Immediately available. Also 3.1Qo It.
on NJ st. on which we will build
HEAD. Ii. 7-94O0. or see your real
estate broker.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW. MODERN WAREHOUSE. 10, 600
50: SIT, It: and approx: ! acre parking;
cScna. cSScing new Td KsnIiIlworth III ave; inter-
Covered loading dock and Is doors.
Call PAUL H. LAUTERBACH, UN.
4-S533: after 8 pm. WA. 7-l476.
!: 1000 SO. FT.I southeast - Modern
bldE.. l7-ft. ceiling, ofhces, heat,
It. AP. 7-o40O; ewes, RA. e.e744.
downtown WAREHOUSE or ga.
rage; 3-l00 IT. 614 M st. NV. win
build to suit tenant: also additional
1900 IT. now built, available as
warehouse or garage, adjacent in
rear. INQUIRE MRS. HEAD. Ii.
7-940o. or see your real estate
broker
ALLGE2XIAAlNSDRIA, ALLGE2XIAAlNSDR yA;-l.500 SO. TT.
AND ELEcTR1cfTTY. So. o9TeSNH 600 poWa
WILL HANDLE. ST. 3-399l, TU.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

FOR SALE
5 acres of land on Bolivar Heights,
unapproved. some of which is high.
Price $4,000. Can be shown after
November ;.
sl2 acres Of limestone farm with good
DWELLING all modern improvements
which could not be duplicated for
100000. Close to Virginia border
and in Winchester. Virginia section.
MOORE INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
Charles Town, West virginia
Roy 10
Evening star., 1953-10-27
ACCOMMODATIONS

ATTENTIoN-5O acres in
the Brighton Dam area; mostly
on hard road. Only $500 per acre.
Available in smaller tracts. Call
Mrs. Candy, ask operator for Ever
green 4-3696. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
TRAILERS

18-FT. DE Luxe sluminum travel
trailer; $3.50; sleeps four. 50.
S-7779. ---2'
WANTED--Luggage trailer; mex.
pensive, dependable. CAN HE.
ANDERSON 1859 s2-ft.; heated fis,.
carpet. BY appt. Call ia. $4,000.
BRENTWHojoD '5e 27-ft.; excel. cond.,
sleeps 4; Hollywood bed, lavatory,
shower. 121S Rockville pike. Lot
%. OIL. 9-9677. 80
TRA1LERs RENTED. FOR HUNTING
AND FISHING AND VACATION
TRIPS; CONTAIN SHOWER AND
TOILET.
WE ALSO RENT LUGGAGE AND
BOAT TRAMERs.
PHONE AND RESERVE A TYPE or
TRAILER YOU WILL NEED.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.
1880 WIS. AVE. wo. e-32s1
Evening star., 1953-10-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE "a Harley-Davidson
model "a; needs some work: S15.
UNIFORM. small size;
sheepskin Jacket and pants, Cog
gles, belt. helmet; all for S26. In
autre 732 Bth St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Downtown Warehouse

OIIIce space ana Display
have 4 downtown buildings Of vari-
GUS sizes and OF beautiful locations
that can be leased or sold in part
on the market and due to extenJi-
ating circumstances can be handled
at the buyers convenience. FREIGHT
elevators, loading platforms. rein
forced toors are some of the re-
deeming features but the downtown
NV, location Is cream. Call MR..
Evening star., 1953-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FALLS CHURCH va,

FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Now used as doctors home and Of
nee. Lovely and spacious center-hall
ing room. dining room, de luxe
kitchen, den. 1st floor; 8 bedrooms
and 2 tiled baths 2nd floor. Stairs
to finished 3rd floor. Porch: built
In garage Basement has separate
entrance to doctors office. waiting
room. examination room, etc. Fairly
priced at $2S.500. Call Mr.. Bos-
well, MA. $4,000 or evenings. IA.
4.1444. BOSS d PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

FARMS WANTED IN VIRGINIA.
We have 4 excel. clients with sub
stantial cash who wish to purchase
q beef cattle. dairy or grain farm
within so miles of D. C. Call or
write Dan Hall, ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, INC. Radio Bldg, Arl,
Va, JA 4-1155.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
OFFICES 6 STUDIos WANTED

WASTED@ou%tiyins % eoViI area Of Va.
Simple ! or 2 rm, studio for art
ist, preferably detached, furn. or
vnfurn.; elec. necessary. Call OV.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
FARMS tcant.l

WANT A MODERN, PRODUCTIVE
FARM? have many to select from.
Committing distance. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesville Md. Call Ever
sreen 1886. -2o
DO NOT FAIL to call me about this
Arm bungalow; nearly new; elec-
tricity. no bath: l acre ground.
LEill well at door; mr.. Pleasant
Valley on blacktop rd. in Loudoun
Co, Va. "a mi. to Wash. School
bus at DIR. For the small sum OF
$4.S50: small cash payment: bal.
574-J-1. MABLE H. PURYEAR, Of
HOWARD S eSSui CouNTYMso-acrs TTs s Stock
farm: loo. close to new Johns
Hopkins lab. is mi. from Silver
Spring, good 6-rm, house, bath, oil
h.-w.h., necess. outbldgs: long front.
age on paved I'd This farm 4,
priced right at $31,500. LAIRD B
SCOTT. Agent. JU. 9-0421.
The guardian., 1953-06-06
CROWD CHESTER PIX. FOR CIVIC PRIDE Day
CHURCH CELEBRATES
RECTOR'S ANNIVERSARY

Two celebrations of the Holy
Communion and a Parish Ban
quet will mark the second an
niyersary of the Rev. Nathan
Wright, Jr., SIN, as Rector
of st. Cyprian'S Episcopal
Church, fremont and Walpole
Streets, Roxbury.
On Thursday, June II, the
Feast of st. Barnabas, a choral
celebration of the Holy Com
munion, will be held in the
Church at 7:15 am. The early
hour will enable the service
to end by approximately 8 am.
This will mark two years of
service by FIR. Wright as Rector.
At 8 pm. on Thursday, June
IL, an Anniversary Banquet
will be held in the Parish Hall
at which the work of the church
under FIR. Wright's leadership
Will be recognized. Among. the
special guests will be members
of the local clergy.
On Sunday, June IA, at 1880
am. a plain celebration of the
Holy Communion, at which
new lace altar yestments will
be presented in the Rector's
The guardian., 1953-06-06
BOSTON BOY
RING WINNER

Scores of trophies and medals
have been heaped on the broad.
athletic shoulders Of handsome,
21-year- -old Walter Byars for his
consistent performance and
prowess in the Ring as a mem
berof the 1st Marine Divisions
Boxing Team. Commencing Pvt.
lie Walter Byars and his team
for their successful efforts, the
Commanding G en- eral said,
"Please extend my heartiest
congratulations to your boxing
team for their splendid achieve
ments in winning the Eighth
Army Boxing Championship of
1883" In the finals. Byars a
native Bostonian, the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Byars, decis-
ioned Everett Galligan of Camp
Lejeune. Working UP to his
title Walt, whose twin sister
Mrs. Juanita Byars Allsopp, re-
sides in New York, decisioned
Harold Conklin of Quantico and
Cecil Thompson, Cherry Point.
In a year of boxing, he garnered
previous titles In the 'I' Corps
and Eighth Army bouts in Ko-
rea. Walter has three sisters
and four brothers including an
other set OF twins, Doris and
Donald. At home in Roxbury
Continued On Page Four
The guardian., 1953-06-06

Calanthe, dressed in white, stood
behind each table and as the
guests passed by she served
lettuce and ch cken salad, po-
tato chips, tomatoes, cucum
bers, radiShes, crabmeat and
ham sandwiches, cranberry
sauce, pickles, rolls, lemon chif-
fon or mince pie, punch, candy,
nuts. The hostesses were COM
plimented and told it should
have been called banquet in
stead of a party.
The Grand Deputies presented
Mrs. Stratmon with a purse, DR..
Taylor and others contributing
to it. Other presentations were
made. Mrs. Stratmon was so
overcome with emotion that she
asked DR.. Taylor to respond for
her. DR.. Taylor complimented
Mrs. Stratmon on the devotion
of her members, said she was a
wonderful leader and it was a
pleasure working in conjunction
with her, how very dear she was
to her members, a true christ an
and real pal, never too busy
or too tired to attend any af-
fair given by her members. The
DR.. said Il have a quotation I
should like to quote with a
slight variation" Lives of Great
Women al remind US. we can
make our lives sublime and de-
parting leave behind us foot
prints on the sands of time"
This was very appropriate as
Mrs. Stratmon was elected
Grand Worthy Counselor in 40
and in AZ she was the instigator
in buying the Calanthe Home at
$50 Columbus Ave, Boston. In
1850 the home was all clear OF
mortgage and still is. This will
he one of her "Foot Prints , She
is a Supreme officer and also a
Grand Worthy Councillor Coun-
Gil officer and met with the
Council in Hot Springs, Ark, in
1852 and 1858. In 1852 the
Council was organized, Mrs.
stratmon says God made us all
equal, let us prove our equality
by never saying retreat but go
forward to victory"
The guardian., 1953-06-06

NEW YORK = The coveted
spingarn Medal, awarded an
nually to a colored American
for distinguished achievement,
will be presented to Paul R.
williams, noted architect of Los
Angeles, at the 44th annual con-
vention of the National as
Sociation for the Advancement
of colored People in st. Louis,
June 1928.
Announcement of the selec-
ton of Mr.. Spingarn as the 38th
Spingarn Medalist was made
here today, May 20. The CAL
ifornia architect was chosen by
an award committee composed
Of Mrs. Daisy Lampkin; Pitts
burgh; Prof. S. Ralph Harlow,
Smith College, Northampton,
The guardian., 1953-06-06
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MRS. SARAH A. STRATMON

The. Feast of the Twelve
Months Surprise Bi r t h d y
Party" given in honor of Mrs.
Sarah A. Stratmon, Grand Wor-
thy Councillor, Order of Calan-
the, K of P, New England JuriS-
diction, at the Calanthe Home,
$50 Columbus Ave, Boston, Fri
day, May 90, by her two BiSton
Grand Court Deputies, was well
attended not only by Sir Knights
and Sister Calanthes but also,
other friends.
DR.. w. o. Taylor, Grand
Chancellor, K. of P, was pres
ent. When Mrs. Stratmon ar
rived all sang Happy Birthday
to You" and the Grand Chan
cellor escorted her to the Month
of May table and at once Mrs.
Stratmon insisted that DR., Tay-
lor take a seat on her right.
Sister Alfalfa Bown welcomed
the guests and then introduced
the M stress of Ceremonies, Sis
ter Virginia Hall who made a
few remarks followed by Master
Gilbert Brown singing Peter
Rabbit presenting an orchid"
and marched down the hall as
he sang and presented Mrs.
Stratmon with a. corsage. He
conducted h mSelf with much
grace and dignity. Master Gill
bert is the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Brown, photog-
rapher, and also a Queen Esther
Juvenile, Order of Calanthe,
K. of P. Master Gilbert also
sang the Lords Prayer and other
selections. Other entertainers
were: Sister Frances E. Smiles,
BoSton'S well known contralto.
(Altho she had another engage
ment, she returned in lime to
S ng for her Grand Worthy
Councillor Mrs. Sarah Ray,
who read, a piece she had COM
posed herself for the occasion
in honor of Mrs. Stratmon. (She
also signed her application to
join the Calanthes.) Joe Dun
can, tenor, a member of Colum-
bus Ave-, A.M.E. Zion Church
Choir, VINO rendered two selec-
tions; M SIS Emily Ardrey sopra-
no, who once was a Calanthe,
rendered a solo; Mrs. zana Pal
mer, reader, and Mrs. Reggie
Smith, pianist. 1t was a Splen-
did program and well arranged
and enjoyed by all present. The
beautiful birthday cake was
made by Sister Roberta Brown
Baker.
There were twelve tables and
on each table were the colors
representing the months of the
year and the food usually served
at that time of the year. A
GIVE TO THE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
The guardian., 1953-06-06
PUPILS RECITAL AT
MORGAN MEMORIAL

A long dreary year of dill
gent practicing on well-used
pianos by IS embryo musicians
for South Ends crowded tene-
ments came to a glorious end
ing Wednesday, May 81, and
Friday. May 90, when the
youngsters proudly presented
the annual piano recital of the
Morgan Memorial School of
music.
On Wednesday night, all the
pupils of Ella France Jones
participated. On Friday night,
the students of Miss Margaret
Carruthers and Miss Iris Todd
Continued On Page Four
The guardian., 1953-06-06
DEDICATE MEMORIAL AT
CHESTER PARK, BOSTON

Annual Civic Pride Day exer-
ciSes, sponsored by the South
End Planning Council, were
held Friday afternoon, May 20,
at Chester Park, Massachusetts,
Avenue, between fremont st.
and Shawmut Avenue.
The Park was dedicated as a
memorial to the boys of the
South End killed in the service.
Maurice Smith was Master of
Ceremonies. The program open
ed with a musical prologue by
Laymon T. Hunter. Speeches
were made by Brigadier Gen
eral Robert G. Irwin, repre-
senting Governor Herter; May
or John B. Hynes; Frank r.
Kelly, Chairman of the Park
Department; Rev. Frederick w.
Fisher, and others. Music was
furnished by the Hyde School
Chorus and the Drum and
Bugle Corps of Holy Trinity
Church. The invocation was
made by Rev. William l.
Reeves of Gloucester Memorial
Presbyterian Church, and the
benediction by Rev. Joseph
Belcher of fremont Street
Methodist Church.
After the program, the
League of Women for Com
munity Service held a recep-
ton to Mayor Hynes in the
clubhouse. An elaborate cake,
decorated with a frosting of
roses and inscribed Chester
Park, May 20, 1858" formed
the centerpiece of the table.
Miss Gladys Holmes gave a
brief history of the house. It
was the Farwell Mansion, home
of leading family, and sta
tion of the Underground Rail-
road. In 1918, it became the
clubhouse of the League, which
is engaged in aiding under
| privileged children of the Soutf
The guardian., 1953-06-06

End.
The guests enjoyed a delicious
collation. of ice cream, cake and
punch.
The guardian., 1953-06-06
new H0N0RS FOR
ELLA FRANCE JONES

Mrs. Ella France Jones of Ev-
erett, Organist of the Morgan
Memorial Church of All Nations
in Boston, was recently elected
a member of the Executive
Board of the American Guild of
the American Guild of Organ
lists for term of three years.
Monday evening, May 25, at
the Annual Meeting Of the Wo-
mans Society For Christian
Service of the Church of All Ma
tions, Mrs. Ella France Jones
was elected President of the or
ganization.
The guardian., 1953-06-06
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT
WINS SPINGARN MEADAL

Mass; Rabbi judah Calm, Law
renee, LII; Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune, Daytona Beach, Fla;
DR.. Buell. Gallagher, president
of City College, Mrs. Helen Reid,
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, and Rev.
James H. Robinson, all of New
York. Mrs. Roosevelt served as
committee chairman.
Mr.. Williams has designed
some of the most attractive
structures in the country in
cluding the homes of several of
the greatest Hollywood figures
and such famous California show
places as the Beverly Hills Ho-
tel, Hollywood Saks-Fifth Ave-
nue. store, Twentieth Centur!
Fox offices, Sunset Plaza Apart
Continued On Page Four
The guardian., 1953-06-06

"All human power is o COM
pound of time and patience"
There is no defense against
adverse fortune, so effectual as
a sense of humor." !"
The guardian., 1953-06-06

EGLEsToN SO. - 3 family brick.
vacant apt, S-6-6 rooms, sepi
heaters, newly renovated. 9. ]. sp-
proved. Back piszzas. Price.
So, 500.
The guardian., 1953-06-06

MUSCULAR DYsTRoPHY
The guardian., 1953-06-06

GIVE TO THE
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Throng Sees Man
Rescued on Sheer
Face of Mountain

ATLANTA, Oct. 19.-While
his bride and thousands of sight
seers watched, 23-year-old
Georgia Tech student was res
cued yesterday from a small hol-
low high on the sheer granite
side of Stone Mountain.
Jack M. Wilson of Atlanta
crouched for two hours in the
small depression in the rock be-
fore Elias Nour, veteran climber
inched his way down more than
400 feet and passed him a rope
Mr.. Wilson's bride of seven
months, Alice Wilson, tainted as
her husband and Mr.. Nour pre-
cariously followed the rope tc
safety.
The Wilson's had been trying
to follow a trail down the steep
side of the mountain when he
lost his footing and skiddeo
downward. Mrs. Wilson crawle6
back up the mountainside and
called for help.
A rope handling team of four
helped the rescue.