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The Arizona post., 1953-07-03
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED

We sharpen your lawnmOwer
and repair the motor. One stop
service. Also keys made at your
hOme-pick up and delivery serv-
ice. Kittle'S Bicycle and Key
Shop, 1882 N. Richey Blvd, PHI.
5-1412.
The Arizona post., 1953-07-03
CARPENTER

BERNARD b. BARG, Carpen-
ter and Cabinet Work - Mantle
nance service and repairs In wood
Estimates cheerfully given. 5O16
e. 2nd Street. Call Bernie" Barg
ut 5-6O1S.
The Arizona post., 1953-07-03
CABINET WORK, CARPENTRY

All kinds of kitchen storage
cabinet work for the home. Car
pentry, Rebuilding, Repairing.
WOODIE'S WOOD SHOP, 511
Cherokee Ave., Phi. 4-2O93.
The Arizona post., 1953-07-03
MASSEUSE

PAPERHANGING s. PAINTING
The guardian., 1953-11-21
SPORTS


BROOKLYN, N. Y. - Assert
ing there's "plenty of time"
the Brooklyn brass has yet to
decide on the new manager for
the '54 Dodgers. However, this
week, two prominent names en-
tered the much crowded ring.
They are Tommy Heinrich, ex-
Yankee, who is reported to be
a leading contender even though
he has yet to manage a tetam,
and Frank O'Doul.
Dodger President Walter
D'Malley and Vice-President
Fresco Thompson will quit their
vscationing in Vero Beach, Fla,
in a few days and on returning
to Brooklyn may come up with
a long awaited announcement
as to who will succeed Charlie
Dresser.
The guardian., 1953-11-21

Blockbuster A. C. will put on a
Boxing and Sport night at Will
breham, Mass for the American
Legion Post No. 286.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
FOR SALE
IN ROXBURY

BROOKFIELD ST. - 2 fam
iIy frame, ready for immed-
iate occupancy. 4-s room
apis, 2 heaters. driveway.
$1,000 down. terms.
HAROLD ST. - s family
frame. all new heating sYs-
tenn with oil, Darque and in
laid hardwoG IL floor Sd
room apartments with indi-
vidual 3 piece baths, enamel
tub and sinks. enamel rang
es, driveway, all rooms spa
sious and completely reno.
vafed, house freshly shingled
and painted. income $3.50.
month, owner will vaeate her
her apartment. real bar
cain. terms arranged.
RUTHVEN ST. - ) family
with a 2 car garage. sep. hot
water heaters. reception halls
sep. entrances. some crattex
walls, 3 piece modern baths.
enamel sinks. tubs, and
stoves. owner will vaeafe for
buyer, price & Terms reason
able.
Newly renovated 3 family
frame homes. mo MONEY
DOWN" for &c" apart
ment for buyers. NEW TER
RITORY, near TO eariines.
TO LET
HUMBOLDT AVE. - Spa
cious modern rooms with Kill
chen privileges, all newly
renovated and all new turn-
ishinqs. For men or men
students.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
s3s MONTH
mo CASH DOWN

G.I.-NO CASH DOWN
ALL you need is good credit
rating. Liquidating properties at
50so savings over cost 20 build
NEWl Today Call MIR. WOOD
HOUSE at HI $4,000, Tonight Ill
5.127S.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
ROAD RACES
NOV. 2s & %

O,Neil Shannon, the sports
enthusiast who arrived in BoS-
ton a couple of years ago and
started right in to lead boys
away from juvenile delinquency
tells of the Road Race on Nov.
2s at Manchester with the Army
and Navy Club sponsoring a
five mile road race with some
40 prizes. awarded to all who
finish. Shannon says to con-
tact him at the Guardian, 977
fremont st. for advice on the
fittle Marathon. And he urges
all track stars to come, go-and
trv to bring back 40 prizes.
Also on Nov. % another little
marathon road race will take
place at Westf1eld, Mass. 1t will
be a 6 miller. The Block buster
AIC. and North Medford A. G.
will have entries in both Mara
thonS.
Then on December l ths
The guardian., 1953-11-21
SECURITY
SOCIAL

The Importance of properly
using ones Social Security card
can hardly be over stressed, de-
clares Gerald J. Murphy, Man
ager of the RoXbury Social Sc
curity Office.
The omission of even a single
wage report could conceivably
lead to the loss Of thousands
of dollars in Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance benefits. Social
Security records, which are kept
by name and number, not only
are used to determine how much
will be paid, but whether bene-
fits can be paid at all. Con-
sequently, par-time workers or
those whose work is irregular
may barely meet the minimum
requirements even when all
wages are properly recorded.
Omission of one or two wage
items could easily result in in
eligibility.
Every worker can guard
against this happening by max
ing sure that his Social Security
number has been copied cor
rectly into his employers rec
ordS. Lost cards can be replaced
easily by the local field Office
on request.
Upon request, the Social Sc
curity Administration will fur
nish a record of all wages re-
ported for worker, beginning
January l, 1887.
The Roxbury field office is at
80 Warren Stree Highlands
2-8150).
The guardian., 1953-11-21

illustrates the nationwide of the 1858 TV
of the being by General Motors
S4saon NBC starting September 49, The 3week
schedule of game teecast by the NCAA includes IL single
ecasts of the hghghts
games teecas indicated by number the include
Lincoln 49, 2) Dartmouth Holy
Cross Lynn Mass, Sept 26 (3 California Ohio State at Bee
ley () Texas Oklahoma at Dallas Oct TO- 5 Alabama
Tennessee at Birmingham Oct II; @ hghghts of the Princeton
Cornell AkanasMs HnOisSyracus and Iowa Indiana
games Oct "a; O Minnesota Pittsburgh at Minneapolis Oct
hghghts the Florida Georgia. South CaronaNOh Caro-
Wisconsin, and KanasKansas State Nov
Z; () Michigan Michigan East lansing Nov Ia O)
California UCLA at Los Angeles Nov. 21 m Utah
Brigham Young Thanksgiving Day Salt Lake City, Nov 26
Navy at Philadelphia Nov 28 and (3) Eotre Dame
VS.. Southern Methodist at South Bend Dec. s.
indicate the the
which scheduled the TN Game Of the Week
the nation.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
sls MONTH

For VACANT small apartment in
S-famiy. 6I. NO Cash Down. Call
today HI $4,000 or tonight HI 5-127S.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
FOR SALE
IN DORCHESTER

HOWARD AVE. Single
family. 9 rooms and bath, all
nd. wd. floors. hot water
with oil heat. combination
gas & coal range. combina.
tion white enamel sinks and
tub. Owner will vacate.
$500. Terms
DEVON ST. - Modern 2
family detached house hav-
ing two apartments of SIS
rooms and baths. reception
halls, all hardwood floors.
sep. front and back piazzas,
two hot water heaters both
with oil. white combination
sinks and tubs. enamel gas
ranges, driveway and room
for garage. 4 finished attic
rooms, owners will vacaie.
properly may be seen at any
time through fhis Office. right
price. ferns.
The guardian., 1953-11-21

He climbs highest who helps
another up.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
TURPIN WEDS
WALSH GIRL

WELLINGTON, Eng. - Randy
8urpin, the British fighter, this
week married a Welsh farm
girl.
Turpin was divorced from his
first wife last june. The new
Mrs. Turpin is % years of age
and her name is Gwyneth.
The guardian., 1953-11-21

REMEMBER, without your
helm the Red Feather Campaign
couId fail in Everett Please do
your part 70 fII $4,000 quota.
The guardian., 1953-11-21
ST. CLAIR KIRTON
2I0 COLUMBIA ROAD
DORCHESTER
REAL ESTATE


Zlu GOG " M6lA hOAO
DORCHESTER
REAL ESTATE
DORCHESTER
WABENO ST. - 3-familY.
6.6-6 rooms, 3 car garage.
BRUNSWICK ST. - Beauii.
full 2 fam, SIS rooms. reccep-
tion hall. built-in showers.
tile bath and kitchen, mod.
appliances. large yard, 2-car
garage. house about l8 years
old, excellent home for buy
er, easily financed - Price
S16,5oo.
DEVON ST. "a fam. frame,
a beautiful piece of properly.
5-6-5 rooms. sep. heaters. 3
car garage, also spacious
grounds for parking. good
rents. A beautiful home for
buyer & 2 other apartments
to help with bank payments.
Prlce SZU,uuU.
ROXBUHY - Nice 2 family
frame. 2 car garage. good To-
cation. 4 rooms. sunporch,
reception hall on first floor
S roms. sunporch. reception
hall on second floor. 2 attic
rooms, oil heat. good buy -
Price Sl0.S0o.
FERNBoRo ST. - 2 three
family houses. 5.6-6 rooms
each, 8 sep. heaters. excellent
income. priced for quick sale
- $500 each.
APARTMENTS TO LET
NOTARY PUBLIC
HI 5-1550 - GA T-27SI
The guardian., 1953-11-21

PRE-wAR 2-FAMILY. One apart
ment vacant, being decorated.
Where else can you buy such an
income home for
The guardian., 1953-11-21
$5400
EVERETT.

2 APT. AND STORE, 51-s3 Union
Street Ideal neighborhood store.
CT - No cash down.
Sa700
The guardian., 1953-11-21
ppArurs NpApRy

Ss5. mo. plus other rents covers
all interest, Insurance, estimated
taxes and pays of entire cost. GI
terms,
Evening star., 1953-11-08

Continued on Next PagO
Evening star., 1953-11-08

SHTPLEY PARK-One and two bed
rm. apts.. in lovely sc. apt develop
windows. plenty of closet space
storage rooms and laundry faeili-
ties; conv. TO bus, schools and shop
ping center Office located at 340O
Evening star., 1953-11-08

e9OO 8th ST. N.E.-Two rms. kitch-
en-. dinette, bath, screened porch
Rent S51 plus utilities. B. F. SAUL
CO.. 925 10Th ST. NV. MA. S-2ln0
Evening star., 1953-11-08

915 ST. N.E.-3 rms, kit. semi
1881 18th "S'iS ST. N.E.-2 ornls. rms. kit.
bath. reception hall: new blinos:
refgr. and decorations; SOS. Apply
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Pet Lovers and owners

Your difficulties in finding an apt.
allowing you and your favorite
pet are over. Under special pro-
gram we are reServing limited
number of beautiful and spacious
] and , bedroom apis. for fam
lilies with pets. Apis. are conven-
iently located in beautiful wooded
Church. Only 15 minutes to Penta-
gon. Large bedroom living room
dinette through ventilation. individ-
ual storage space. Excellent main
tenance service All apts. newly
painted for you. Limited imme-
diate occupancy. Write full par
ticulars of family requirements and
description of pet Type pet allowed
subject 10 approval of owners.
| bedroom from $3.50. . bedrooms
from S92. util. incl. Write Box
32S-X, Star. S
Evening star., 1953-11-08
WALK TO WORK K-DOWNTOWN EFF.
CIENCIES-"THE CANTERBURY

So5 Third e, n NJ cIsaT, 80 ,,Sn1ier,
! rm., kit. and bath apts. in beauti-
fully kept, carefully managed apt
bldg: sos. Refined adults only, Mrs
Caune. Mgr, Apt. No. III. Elevators.
1918 QUE ST. S.E.--2 bedrmS. Open
for inspection. Inquire Apt. ]. ssh
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE. 1-32l6
Evening star., 1953-11-08

THOMAS CIRCLE AND NJ ST. NV
Modern 1-bedrm.. liv. rm., kit, bath:
immed. occupancy: newly painted !:
$3.50. Me. S-5400. DI. 7-67O0.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

1861 X ST. bedroom apt.
S7l.30. including utilities. For in
MENT CO., $40 9th St NV. RE.
7-6650. Mr.. Covill or Mrs. Callas.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

CHEVY CHASE-Det. brick. on quiet
street; liv. rm., din. rm.. incl. porch,
3 bedrms, 2 baths: att. garage;
5000. OIL 4-4290. S
BEDRM., liv.. rm, kit. and bath: lady
or empl. cpl. desired. Ii. 1862.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
GEORGETOWN

1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
and , bedrm. apis. avail for i'm
med. occup., in beautifully decorated
bldg. Modern kitchens and baths
with shower, sun porches. garden
Gncl. utiiitiesi. To Inspect. see
Miss Navarro in Apt. . bet. 10 and
IL am. Sat. and Sun. g to 8 pm.
weekdays, or call NE. S-2411 or
ME. S-5402
Evening star., 1953-11-08

liy' rmfi Min ArepI TsuIms.i !! si9o No MT
AgsTIN P ~f5E PEwII6Pg: TsEP!, OF Il1G 4.7ssS. @S.
CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND AYES,
near St. Matthews Cathedral-A
UNIQUE bedrm. ant. with charm,
excellent .rm. sizes. colorful tiled
or separate Kit; rental of Sii0.
incl, all utils: beautiful carpeted
halls and Stairways and a wonder
full location at 1903 Rhode Island
ave: NV. Adults only. SHANNON
MA S-O245
The guardian., 1953-03-28
REV. HARRY o. BOWLES

Palm Sunday, Mandy Thursday
and Good Friday Services at st.
Cyprian's Episcopal Church, Ire
mont and Walpole SITS, Roxbury,
will be marked with solemnity
and dignity appropriate to the
observance of Passion Week.
Highlighting the weeks ser
vices, will be the Preaching of
the Passion on Good Friday from
II noon to 3 PM. by the Rev.
Harry o. Bowles. Palm Sunday
services will begin at 1880 AM.
with a choral celebration of the
Holy Communion. The Rector
Emeritus, the Rev. David L. Fer
guson, will officiate at the altar.
The Rector of st. Cyprian's
Church, The Rev. Nathan Wright,
Jr., will preach on "The Trium-
phal Entry" The Vesper Choir,
under the direction of Elwyn
Barrow, will sing the offertory.
At 1O:45 AM on Palm Sunday,
the Palm SUNDAY BLESSING and
Procession Of the Palms viii be
held. Mr.. Percival Adams and
Mr.. Standuod Carmichael will
serve as cantors. At IL AM.
Choral Morning Prayer will be
held. The Rector will preach on
"Sin, Satan, and Salvation, " con-
tnuing his sermon series for
Lent Jerusalem" by Parker
will be sung by the choir of
men and boys; and "The Palms"
will be sung by Aubrey Mitch
ell, tenor soloist. At 7:30 PM,
the choir of men and boys, under
the direction of Elwyn Barrow,
will render Stainer's "Crucifx-
ion"
On Manday Thursday evening
The guardian., 1953-03-28
COP GROUP OUT FOR
COMMUNITY SERVICE

At a meeting of the Ward
Nine Republican Committee ac-
ton was taken to make the COM
mittee more useful in the COM
munity.
The following chairmen were
appointed: Joseph w. Fitzgerald,
Q Linwood So, on housing and
sanitation; Leon G. Lomax, Is
Cedar ST., on schools; Mrs. Obe-
line Lamb, TAT Shawmut Ave,
on welfare and old age assist
ance; DR.. r. A. Simmons, 222
Northampton ST., on hospitals
and publicity.
ANY person interested in re-
vitalizing the Ward Republican
Committee may contact general
chairman, Leon G. Lomax, Is
Cedar st. or 1927 fremont st.
(the South End Electric Coz, or
general secretary, Israel L. King,
103 Sterling ST., or any other
member of the committee.
The guardian., 1953-03-28
TEXANS HONOR
DR.. DICKEY

TAYLOR, Tex.-Dr. James L.
Dickey has been named the city's
outstanding citizen of 1852 by
four local civic clubs which
awarded him an engraved plaque.
In Central Texas cotton belt
the civic leaders invited DR.. Dick
ey to dinner at the country
club and bestowed the honor
upon him. Practicing in Taylor
for 81 years he did much to clean
up typhoid-breeding open sew
er and replace a shanty slum
with model housing.
DR.. Dickey is a 1921 graduate
of Meharry Medical College,
Nashville, Tenn. Taylor has a
population of 5000.
The guardian., 1953-03-28
DEATH TAKES
MRS. CASNEAU

Mrs. Alice Casneau, old Bost-
oman, club woman, associate
Of Mrs. Josephine st. Pierre
Ruffin, wife of first colored
judge, resident of Greenwich
St, passed away quietly in her
sleep Tuesday AM. She was
alone. Daughter Pearl is here
and her husband from N. Y.
Funeral services were Friday
at Waterman's.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

REV. D. L. FERGUSON i.
Who built St. Cyprian's as
well as a church in Kentucky.
at 800 PM, the Lords Supper
will be celebrated by the Rector,
and the Emeritus will
preach. Good Friday Services
will be held at the following
morning hours: 6:3O-6: 40 AM;
7:OO-7:10 AM; and 100000.
Highlighting the day will be the
preaching of the Passion by FIR.
Bowles from u noon until 800.
At 800 the Stations of the Cross
will be conducted by Mr.. Perci-
val Adams.
The guardian., 1953-03-28
NINE. WASHINGTON SUCCUMBS
FOUNDED APEX BEAUTY COMPANY

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. -
Madame Sara Spencer Washing
ton, Apex enterprises head, died
at Atlantic City Hospital, Mon
day afternoon, March %, after
short illness.
Her condition becoming grave
Thursday of last week, relatives
were hastily summoned to the
hospital. At her bedside were
her husband, Shumpert Logan,
secretary of the Apex News and
Hair Co, Inc, and other mem-
bers of the family.
At the hospital she had been
under treatment for diabetes. As
the malady grew worse she lay
in a coma for several days lead
ing to her death.
Nine, Washington was born in
Norfolk, Va, June %, 1901. She
attended Norfolk Mission College
and took a course in business
administration at Columbia Uni
versity.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Shumpert Logan; daughter,
Joan Hayes; niece, Ida Haynes;
cousins, Verna Gosnell, Maude
Turnage and Joshua Wynn.
Nine. Washington began bust
ness in Atlantic City in 1920 with
little capital. The business has
grown to one of the worlds lead
ing manufacturing concerns. II
manufactures and packages more
than 200 different Apex products
in its Atlantic City laboratories
buys oils, petrolatums and con
tainers by freight carloads; ha'
more than $4,000 Apex agents il
all parts Of the world.
The Apex Company operate
II Apex Beauty Schools in tn
United States and many franchis
| Apex schools in foreign countries
| graduating Approximately 400
annually
At the New York Worlds Fai
| in 1889 Nine. Washington wa
awarded a medallion in recogni
ton of her great business achieve
ments.
In addition to business enter
prises Nine. Washington has par
ticipated in civic and fraternal
activities. She was president OF
the Northside Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club; chair
man of the industrial department
Of New Jersey State Federation
The guardian., 1953-03-28
Apex Founder President Dies
CHRIST TEMPLE
CARRYING ON

"Christ Temple Church was
destroyed by fire Thursday morn
ing of last week. All of the SER
vices will still go on in the Chap
ell. We do have the Chapel to
worship in. Every church has
been kind to us in opening their
doors. Our Brotherhood Break
fast will be held at Union Meth
odist Church Sunday morning,
March 20, at 8 Am.
Come Brethren! We want to
have a good time in spite of our
disaster. Bring Brother along
with you. We also want to
thank Union Methodist for open
ing their doors to us"
The guardian., 1953-03-28

The public is cordially invited
to OPEN HOUSE of La Newton's
Beauty Salon, 462 Mass. ave-,
Boston, Palm Sunday, March 80,
3 to 6 Pm.
Mrs. Newton wishes to take
this opportunity to thank her
many customers and friends who
have made her progress possible,
especially Mrs. Garojano and the
members of the State Board who
hove been much help and in
spiration when the problems
were the toughest.
LA NEWTON SCHOOL, of the
same address, has classes-days
9 to 4 PM; nights, 6 to 9 PM,
through Friday. Register any
time by calling AR 5-4977-M or
KE 6-4554.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

Of Colord Women's Clubs; secre-
tary-treasurer of the New Jersey
Welfare Commission on Urban
conditions, and member of the
Daughter Elks. Her company
annually gives scholarships to de-
serving students and contributes
large sums to worthy institutions.
Nine. Washington suffered
stroke in 1947. She recovered but
The guardian., 1953-03-28

THE HUB leaders who refused
to bolster up the Braves (until
the last minute) may some day
be frantically trying to save the
high salaried Sox. AS horse and
dog racing, plus TV and taxes
cut the Fenway attendances in
years to come, Boston may 60
from a one league town to a one
horse town. II that happens, Bos-
ton can blame itself. Meanwhile
we wish Lou Perrin and the Mil
aukee Braves better hunting in
West. They deserve it.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

was forced to reduce her activi-
It's.
The famous beauty specialist
won reputation as a successful
business woman. The amount Of
her wealth is not known. It is
said that she owned $600.000 in
real estate in New York City and
Philadelphia, besides her hold
ings in Atlantic City.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
clubs from Chicago, Cleveland,
and Mr.. Paige Of st. Louis will
exhibit sepia talent against the
Red Sox at Fenway Park but this
does not qualify the Red SOx as
a fitting democratic representative
of Boston as some misguided SOx
fans seem to think. Baseball is
a sport before it is a business,
and unless and until the Red SOx
symbolic the honesty and fair
play of sport the team does not
belong in Boston.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

1T matters not how a man dies
but how he lives"
I'D rather seal my lips than
to peril speak"
The guardian., 1953-03-28

THE NATIONAL L LEAGUE
which was the first to give "ofi-
cial" entry to colored Americans
is now shut out of Boston. Some
day somebody will write the
story of how both the Dodgers
and the Braves struggled with
this problem. There is more to
the story on Eddie Stankey than
most Boston fans know. And
there was the time when forge
son tried TO f1atten Jackie. When
Leo Durocher said good guys"
seldom win, he must have in
cluded Perrin.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

IN SPORTS, the Braves were
a greater democratic force" in
Boston than the wealthy and
comparatively selfish Red SOx.
AS a spOrtswriter. l found the
Red Sox front office cold and
aloof except for Phil Troy. But
the Braves had a warm heart and
initiated the Jimmy charity
fund. talked with President
Bob Quinn in his Braves office.
Other colOred citizens including
BurIin White and StOdy Ward
were right at home in Braves
Field.
The guardian., 1953-03-28
BOSTON
BAKED
By MABE KOUNTZE

Surveys we had taken con-
WINGED me long ago that Boston
is a one club town"
LOU PERRIN
~ - &&
BOSTON BRAVES have moved
their wigwam away from this
city after being a fixture for over
80 years. 1t was not because the
rival Red Sox played faster,
smarter, or better baseball, In
deed, the reverse was often true.
For no team has been more dis
appointing to Boston than the
Red Sox who lacked the fire and
fight of the Braves. But for vari-
Gus reasons, Boston has long been
a one league, one club town. The
Red Sox simply could do no
wrong.
The guardian., 1953-03-28
INFORMATION
WANTED

"Dorothea Clark, wife OF Julian
R. Clarke, formerly of New York
City, contact Edward I. Koch, at
torney, 38 Park Row, New York
38, NY, Immediately"
The guardian., 1953-03-28

IF BASEBALL is a business,
the Bay State business leaders,
political bosses and Press are all
guilty of standing by" and al
lowing Boston to lose a National
League franchise which annually
brought seven clubs to Boston and
would have given Boston the
1858 All-Star Game. Due to our
rabid and bias partisanship,
Boston has become smaller and
more clannish. If this can hap
pen in sports, it will eventually
touch other aspects of our life.
The guardian., 1953-03-28

THE RED SOX (for all their
wealth. have never signed a
cOlored varsity player officially,
although unOficially at least two
Red SOx players in the past were
called cOIOred and ranked above
Ted Williams. / personally argued
with the Red SOx Office regarding
cOlored players, notably with
Secretary Phil Troy. When Eddie
Collins turned down a trial re-
quest by Jackie Robinson / ceased
to become a Red SOx fan.
LOU PERRIN has probably lost
less money than Tom Yawkey in
baseball. The difference is, Yaw-
key can stand the loss better and
stands to gain more in a one
sided American League town,
with an American League press
which has made Collins and
Cronin local idols. Even so Mr..
Perini. in. his short stay, has
proven himself better Ameri-
can than the entire Red Sox
staff. Prini lowered the color
line which the Red Sox have re-
fused to do.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
To Charlottesville
and Monticello

the new one in 1928. Thomas
Mann Randolph. Governor Of
Virginia from 1919 to 1922. and
his wife Martha, daughter Of
Thomas Jefferson, lived there.
But the shrine which attracts
major attention in this area is
Monticello, started in ITO by
Jefferson and occupied by him
until his death July 4, 1926. The
house contains priceless and
beautiful personalia of jefferson
and a small admission fee is
charged to help maintain the
mansion and grounds. BY all
means take your camera when
you visit Monticello.
The Old Courthouse, designed
by Jefferson, still stands across
from the Monticello Hotel. After
visiting Niche Tavern and the
Bayly Art Museum. the AAA
suggests motoring east to Orange
IN virginia PleQmOnC SecClOn,
the hub of, the horse industry
for the Old Dominion State.
Thomas Jonathan (StonewalD
Jackson's left arm, amputated
the evening of the day he was
wounded at Charlottesville,
May 2, 1868, is buried in a
marked grave in Orange. He
died eight days after the opera
ton and his body is buried in
Lexington.
1t is appropriate that our re-
turn trip takes us through Locust
Grove and the site of the Wilder
ness National Military Park. as
well as historic Fredericksburg.