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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-08-07
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Evening star., 1953-08-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

need 2. 8 and 4-bedrm. houses with
options to buy if possible SIGLER
& CO., 10. 1883, HE. 4-S193.
HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED, un-
Gn fSrn. only Upper G,Ta NV :, and .B5Fs Beth
UNIV. PROF. : daughters 60 and
19. wants 3-bedroom house or
apartment for rent; vicinity George
town .; and American Univ; Write
under H. A. r. Box l5s-T' Star; sn.
FAMILY, white. desires Oct. lst oc-
i4th St. Bridge. Sis5 mo. Box
GoyyTH, EsMshPPLoYE desires 3 or or A
bedrm. house. Lafayette School area.
Chevy Chase. ?; c., furn. or 9n-
TWO MARRIED COUPLES desire
heafsv heass With ya PT apts yaps in nv Win p G
3-BEDRM. HOUSE with acreage with
in 10 miles of D. c., Md, pref. reas.,
by professional man, wife and 3
MN children S2n RIFr Rsfs 6rs ~ sg5s4 9s or 80
bed bedroom aD unfurnisRed Ref ho1se. 1ss % vicin
Rent, SIS. JU. s-93O6. 30'
AND SON, age II want
to rent comfortable 2-3-bedrm.
house unfurn.; Chevy Chase, Md,
or Bethesda. Occupancy Sept. l5.I
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, with acreage,
within 10 miles of D. c.. Md. pref
Reas.: by professional man, wife
and 3 children; refs. JU. 1854
4 OR s RM. APT. or small house
needed imn ediateiy Will nav asi
much as $50 AID. 2-14OS. 80
NAVAL OFFICER. wife, . children,
desire 3-bedrm. unfurn. house: pref.
Palisades, Foxhall. or other desir-
MAS; max. rent S125. EN-. 2-42S4.
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COLORED
COIORED

WOODBRIDGE
CARLTON AND so. DAKOTA AVE.
Move one more time--to your own
home! This det. 6-rm stucco with
beautiful 196-ft. yard is the ideal
home for your children. Only
SI3.950, 81 800 down, Call Mr..
ANTHONY, RE. 3-30S4. --3O
FOR SALE BY OWNER
10th ST. NE.--6-rnl.
row brick. garage; good cond; wide
How IN roar CgH IT 4-Sn2O 40
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CAN YOU BEAT THIsc 1887 Ken
nedy st. n.w.--A solidlv built 90
wide. row. Groom home near
schools and super markets: bus
and streetcar lines, The deep lot
includes a detached garage on an
alley. A small down payment will
buy this 3-bedroom. endorsement
5H4Hsa hqg$s csfl MaRsHA11 MTS Negfeld g wAeGE e2
CO, Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV,
VIC OF GEoRGETowN-5-rm. row
brick, extra 2-rm. apt. rented; conv.
loo, nicely furn.; S17,9O0. Call
INCOME IN THIS COW. neighborhood
Of 18th and Columbia rd. offers a
return of $500 monthly or better.
10 rms. baths. full unfin. bsmt
with frt. and rear entr.: close to
downtown transp., all shopping.
S16.500. $4,000 down. INEZ CUSH-
ARD, EN-. 2-4232; ewes. AID. 4-s756.
1926 MACARTHUR BLVD. Open
sunday, 20. Brick, stories and
immac. cond.: SCI 800. 30
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HOUSES TO SHARE tcont.I

THREE GENTLEMEN would like one
other to share rustic type bungalow
in N. Arlington. Low rent. ia.
2-9644. 81
suburban home. Private. nice yard
and porch UN. 4-6937. 30s
GIRL desires quiet, COM
panionable lady to share home; pvt.
rm. Rent. under So a wk. Will
consider Christian man. LU. 4-0939.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcon..,

5000 18th ST. NE. - Special offer.
Semidet. brick; only yrs. old;
owner will redecorate and sell on
5000 down, or will consider no
down payment If purchaser will
redecorate; monthly payments would
be Sl25. 8 rms, bath, 1st-h. powder
rm.. elec. refgr. full basement, gas
heat; Ewes, TIE. 6-176S. L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 K st,
NV. MA. S-0753.
PARK, 4736 Eastern ave.
n.e.-A-l cond. Det. brick Colonial,
3 bedrms., ia baths, glass shower,
liy. rm. with f1repl., family sized
din. rm. and full basmt., fully equip.
kit. with garbage disposal. Screened
porch, large lot. Schools, churches,
shopping center and transp, Priced
right with good financing. For ap-
pointment. call OWNER. La. 6-1152.
PARK-3-bedrm. brick,
detached; large back porch, full
bsmt., gas heat; direct bus down
town; Sl9,500; terms. LA. 6-315S.
WOODBRIDGE, 1903 r. l. ave. ne,
LIST comml.--Ideal for tourist or
lge. family; z rms, full attic, baSmt.
l "a baths; lot 2Oxl10. OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
BRIGHTWOOD
1924 1st PLACE. NV.

OV4E 4DU 4I44NI1I 1N.VVs
Corner brick: bedrooms. ga baths,
center hall, living room with marble
fireplace, large dining room, den and
kitchen with dining space, rec. room
with firepl., built-in garage. furnace
room, gas h.-w.h. Wall-to-wall car
peting: mr.. schools, transp.; price
reduced for immed. sale. To inspect
any time, call JU. 5-7100; eyes,, RA.
6-7252.
CHESTER H. KELLER
REATTOP
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
mrurI pApY

BLOCKS TO ST. AIMS
Semidetached brick home. Wide side
hall entrance, hv. rm. with fireplace,
kit with dinette: 4 bedrooms and
bath on End f.; oil h.-w.h. Beauti-
fully handicapped and Anchor-fenced
yard. Reasonably priced. Shown by
apt. Call Mr.. Shuman, DU. 1855.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
GEoRGEIoWN-1 girl to share attr

GEORGETOWN girl to share attr
furnished 3-bedrm. home with 2
other girls. Very reaS. AID. 4-5S54
MARYLAND-Couple or girl to share
house with working couple. Reason
=. able. 10. 4-S109. 80
E.W.-Modern nome; sep. refgr.; ac-
cept infant: baby sit ewes. Call
after z pm, AID. 4-7945. 31'
E.W.-Girl, over 20, to share 81
bedrm. house with other girls.
Call after ) pm, EN-. 2-3S51. y
CAREER WOMAN will share house
in Arl., near Navy Annex and Pen
tagon: $50. ia. 2-6l93. 30
TWO GIRLS need ; or 4 more to
share lovely home. Three bedrms.,
fun bsmt.. lge. yd.: COW. to Pent.
and Arl. Hall. Very reas. Call JE,
$50 0GLETHORPE ST. NE. New.
semi-det.. rms. and > baths. Base
ment, yard; reas. rent. RA. 3S656
EX-MARINE VET wishes to share
house with or other vets or
students. Bath on every floor. Use
of entire house, maid service. I'm
lin. phone, TV. kit. and laundry IA
Gil. Ma. s-3S94. 9 to 8. 81
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont

rambler. on level, for strong or
weak hearts: baths. 2 flreplS., car
port; $27,500. EN-. 3-2082. 30
5OI7 sth ST. NV rooms. 8 bed
rooms, sleeping porch. front porch,
modern kitchen. colored tile bath:
qSs4EaE, q0s4sss For appointment 80! Di
MONEY SAVER--Mt.. Pleasant Sec;
3100 blk. 8 rms, 3 baths, 2 refgrs..
. ranges, some furn. End row brk..
End and 3rd frs, income S175 mo.
Owner 1st a. Only Sl7,950, on easy
terms. RE. 7-0493. ia. 2-1605. 80
OWNER SACRIFICING this lovely
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler at re-
'fe ON se Dess corner lo ony close sgoc IN Tatoma
Park, Md. Spacious liv. rm.. firepl..
din. area, lge. equipped kit. with
breakfast space. See ewes. q to Q
pm. Suns, l till dark. To reach:
on Kingwood dr.. to 1i17 and open
sign. L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
CO. JU. 9-o424, JU. 5-7674.
$9,25O-Pleasant little 2-bedroom
house nr. Army Map Service; auto
matte gas heat: fenced garden: nice
community, good schools, attractive
VERY fsR%s' ATfeACTfVE ri l1g9 s-bedrm'. 90 at
tached brick between express bus
lines; IL min downtown. cenv, to
schools. churches and shopping. In
immaculate cond. throughout. Priced
under market at S16,950. Terms
can can se,ds1 Be dsEransed' OIL. 4-67455 or
RaMBGER, AN IiiRSt; a,s yrs. old, at entrance sG
to Rock Creek Park. Three twin
sized bedrms.. full-Sized din. rm.,
large liy. rrn., 212 baths, all-elec.
kit. with dbl. oven, de luxe range.
Leu. IT. dbl.-door refgr., screened
lures; $29.950. 1925 Blagden ave,
41s oGLEHToRpE fIaii ST. N.w.-EsiSght sS
rooms, 6 closets, Ia baths, full
basement. built-in garage, gas hot
nste5,a water hsat First trgst
Of house excellent. See for yourself.
ROBERT ROB STSs & Co, G Di. 4.S5e9. @ hAESeSNR AHoME
OF REAL ESTATE SERVICE" 80
EXCELLENT NV. nr. Rock Creek
Park-Brick, 6 rms, full bsmt.; .
oil h.-y h.; can be converted to 2
apts.: 2nd-flr. utility pipes in: conv.
transp. to downtown: house in fine
CONC; sale b. owner: sacrifice. co.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
riTSG pHerlng OF one OF tne IoVelleSt
homes, in this convenient neighbor-
hood. Center entrance, large liv.
rm., fireplace, screened side porch,
unusually large din. rm., bright
kit, 1st-hoor powder rm. and den;
3 spacious bedrms. and bath on
end floor; finished attic: paneled
recr. rm. with fireplace in bsmt;
full bath, 2-car garage with breeze
way. Call Mrs. Chatham, NE.
S-5630 or OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
~
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. and Ouack-
enbos st.-Detached brick, 8 rms,
"a baths; gas heat, slate roof; only
years old. Priced for immed. sale.
Call Mr.. Allen, LA. $4,000 or OIL.
4-595S, ewes. PECK co.
BY OWNER-Mod, 2-Sedroom brick
house. 81 $50. Kit, equip, rec. rm.,
hardwood floors, tiled bath, beaut.
yd., small pool. Assume FILA loan.
LA. 6-6735 Open all day. 80
1916 EAST CAPITOL ST, open Sun,
I'll Six rooms, gas h.-W h
CLARKE REALTY CO, Ii. 7-5l19
or Mr.. Tolson, Ii. 7-0390 80
FIVE-RM., 2-story stucco house; Just
renovated; in excellent condition;
large side and rear yard. S10.5OO.
Open Sun. for inspect. DU. 1885.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A LARGE
DETACHED HOME? In nice quiet
neighborhood? bedrms. and bath
on& End A.; firepi in liv. rm.; Ige.
family-size din. rm., kit and kitch-
enette, and y bath on 1st f.; oil
h.-w.h.; lge. bsmt and attic
S13,5Oo, fun price for quick sale
lst trust OF $4,000 at 5ee. All cash
OWNER. LA. $500 80
DET. RMS; new cond-; vacant: mr.
wide avenue and . shopping centerS
81 900 to $4,000 cash. Dble. gar
Will exchange. OWNER, ia. a-Inl0.
Al
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED (cOr,,

1900 BLOCK ONTARIO PL. NV
oeoFmS., e baths, front and rear
PpoTch' tHll basement and garage,
sSS range and automatic oil heat.
$40. FIX; 3-24S0, FRED A. SMITH
Co. ll13 nth st. NV. 80
4Oll GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Two.
story brick house, rms, . kitchens
and baths, front and rear porcheS
apis; $50. Ex. 3-2480. FRED A.
SMITH CO.. lib 18th st. NV.
NEW DEVELOPMENT NE he'd
rms; modern kit. tiled bath, 1st fir.
poWder rm:; school and playground
nearby, Sis mo. C. ALLEN SHER-
WIN. EN-. 3-4450. 40
ARL.-Lovely 2-bedrm. brk rambler
Newly dec. Excel. loo. 3Si6 n
Ninth st. Telephone JA. 7-2753
ROCKVILLE, ND. els Crovdon ny 81
foeoTm. house in excel. cond.: de-
Lsched garage with breeZeway: SilO
inop'h' conV. to transp. OIL. 4-1255.
THREE -BEDRM. HOUSE for 3 adults:
reas' rent. IA. 9-5936. 80
NR. 9TH AND EMERSON SITS. NE
HnoI Mooern Semldet,. 2-bedrm. brick,
s9%d ss990%d cend,; pT iull basement. gas heat:
%'o' RE' F-@l37 or Ii. 1906.
NEAR eIst AND EYE SITS. Nv NV
~ GommL' rms, baths; ideal
pI1r business plus liv qtrs.: $50.
reH. I--Iof or Ii. 4-7265. 80
JEFFERSON tdr MANOR, III Farming
ton Or; and 329 EdgehiIl dr,-Choice
OF 2. both in excel. cond throughe
OUT conV. located; mr.. shoppina
sscn99iS ssn96S and transp.: s1O0. oV
1904 H ST. N.E.-Can be seen bet
L
,,tI2d ,h39d; convenient to transp. 80
WHEATON AREA-Almost-ne o
bedrm. brick rambler; lge. liy' rm..
e stde porch; cow. bus, stores avail
9EaI4v 99IE0424 1. H. CARMICHAEL
FALLS CHURCH, PIMMIT hills
3-bedrm. rambler, storage Space in
attic' gas heat; Sll0. EN-. 2-O47I.
W. HYATTsvnLE-a bedrooms, iiv
Tm. din. rm., kit. and bath: > blks.
70 bus and shop; immed. occup
GfIo IN. 4n9255H5 mo; Ho. 2-SasS' HA, 2-73&5s'
NEAR ARIANDRIA-s11o 9'9 mo.
Ihree-bedrm. det house: tile bath,
Nv. rm;; din. alcove, kit; fenceb
SSaFai SSIaai DELANEY Del REALTY CO, XII.
sSa-RI sSas RoLkINsS Ii SIS3El SVI. sE SCOT 30 p3s,
has liv. rm. with fireplace, din. H rm'
KIT. and bath, large front and rear
porehes: md floor has 3 rms. and
bath Suitable Tor > families, CAR
bEIILELL, DI. 7-3IOO I'll
AkL.-Three bedrms., full basement.
equipped Kitchen: lla yrs. old
CgnY to Pentagon, Navy Anuex.
Ssh 18th rd. south: S135. 80
1908 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV
Q rms. baths = incl porches, fun
pSmt.. a bath. recr rm,, Oct gar
on ". n. Rent Sl35 mo. For further
details cali Mr. Adams
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
O"'l 7tn st. s". ME s-04OO
129 E. ST. N.W.-Redec- excel
cond;, s rms. bath pantry, Ige'
Closets NV q Reas rent.
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma, s-646s.
&C., 1921 H ST. Sc.
eemldet. brlck; rms, 3 bedrms.,
schools; S115, on lease; vacant
900 MARSHALL J, wAPLE co.
THREE BEDRMS., | acre, basement:
. mi. south of D. c.. lovely view
-oI IlVer; SIl0 month.
FOUR BEDRMS.-Seven mi. south
o. - G. full Basement; SIS mo
ADERHoLDT REALTY. Lo. 7-s515
9 bedrms., Coral Hills, Md. SII0
: bedrms., Rockville. Md. I35
z bedrms., Chevy Chase, D. C $50
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

HOUSE. convenient location, ex-
changed by rental or sale for one in
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ATTENTION

We have = homes avail. to rent with
5 and rms, prices range from
$100 to S135 per mo. Cony, to
everything, incl. Andrews and Boil
Ing Fields. Ii. $4,000, SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO
Evening star., 1953-08-29
ALEXANDRIA AREA

several and 8 bedrooms, unfurn.;
rentals from sos to S116 mo-; some
available Immediately.
L1CARI, KI. 8-71OO
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BEAUTIFUL NEW

Less than years old. 8 bedrooms,
dining rrn. complete mod. kitchen,
With GE refrig.; full bsmt, and
many other features. Only Sis
per month.
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 3-4696. DT T-g6a5
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3-BEDROOM HOME

M Suitland. On ige. level LOT
with KIT. big enough for breakfast
set Minutes from Andrews and
Bg!lirg Fields. Call MR. STANTON,
RE. 1-GhaN or Ap --nSI4 80 81
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129 E. ST. N.W.-Redec.. excel
conc : rms. bath. pantry, lge.
closets; h.-W. h. Reas, rent.
P. j. WALSHE, INC,
LILO Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S.
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SHEPHERD PARK
First time offered. A lge.. det. brk
home with such features as lge
concrete front porch, true center
hall, 1st-h. den and powder rm.,
very lge. liv. rm. with flrepl., and
concrete rear porch. Family size
din. rm. and bright kit: 3 spacious
bedrms;. and 2 baths. on 2nd A.; fin,
attic; full bsmt. with lavatory. Det.
garage. Evenings. call ia. 9-S765 OF
RA. 6-S3S6.
KIRKS REALTY CO. REALTORS
HO. 2-617S. --29
WALTER REED AREA
5-yr.-old. Groom semi
det. brick. 1st-fi. powder rm.. gas
INV h.. manv extras; l blk. tc
ROGERS REALTY co.
Ma. s-0904. ia. 9-3459
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18th ST NV

Colored--F1reproof bldg, As rooms,
10 paths: Ideal for hotel or organ
ization. Write Box 256-T, Star.
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THRIVING FOOD MARKET. COM
PLETE MODERN FIXTURES; WON
DERFUL LOCATION. OWNERS
SERIOUS HEALTH COND. MUST
SELL. PRICE $4,000. DOING
$1,000 MO. EASY POTENTIAL
81 5000 MO. W. NJ. ORR. AGENT
OV. 3-0543. -3l
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Priced to sell. better built, det.
brick home, offering reception hall,
fireplace in liv. rm.. bright din.
rm. and kitchen: 3 spacious bed
rms. and 2 baths on end floor; full
bSmt.; det. garage. Call Mrs.
Chatham, ME. S-5630 or OIL.
4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
An immac. semidet. brick home, Just
a few yrs. old, offering lge. con-
crete front porch; liv. rm.. din.
rm., bright kitchen; 1st-fioor pow
der rm.; 3 bright >bedrms. and
bath on End floor; rec. rm. in
bsmU. Call Mr.. Brenneman. ia
9-S765 or OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S
MONTAGUE ST. Mr.. 10th ST.
Do you need a larger home? Lovely,
mod, det. brick: bedrmS., 3la
baths, den. recr. rm., enlarged land.
scaped yd.; det. gar. A home to be
proud Of.
URCIOLO REALTY
ME. S-1971 or Ewes. and
SUM-, RA. 6-2S05 80
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462l H ST. Sc.
eemldet. brick; rms, 3 bedrms.,
complete bsmt.. large yard: near
schools; Sl15. on lease; vacant,
Open.
MARSHALL j. WAPIE CO
1ooi 1Ath ST N w a nnn-
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Lighthouse Christmas

EVEN IN THE worlds lonely out
IL posts, Christmas can be a joyous
occasion as long as people carry the
spirit of the day in their hearts. That's
what makes Christmas happy time
for people like Bob West and his fam
lily. Keeper of lighthouse off Cape
Henry, Va, Coast Guardsman West
sticks to his isolated job and re-
CARDS his beacon as the brightest of
Christmas lights for home-bound ships
Though on active duty, he manages
to celebrate Christmas for few hours
with his wife and baby daughter in
their little home adjoining the light
tower. But remembering his respon-
sibilities, he periodically checks the
Evening star., 1953-12-27

mechanism during the day, polishes up
the glass reflectors. maintains a guard
watch and keeps his log book up to the
minute. About half an hour before
sundown, he fiicks the switch, and
from 54 feet above the water his bea-
con begins flashing alternate red and
white signals observable for 13 miles
over the ocean entrance to Hampton
Roads. one of the busiest naval and
mercantile ports in the world. Though
the Coast Guardsman has to sacrifice
much of his Christmas for work, he's
glad that the light for which he's
responsible gives incoming sailors and
passengers the chance to celebrate their
holiday in security and safety.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
Science Group
Urges George
Washington
Carver Day
Proclamation

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)-In a
resolution adopted unanimously
members of the Council for the
Advancement of Negroes in Science
urged the Congress of the United
States to proclaim January 5 as
George Washington Carver Day
each year. The meeting also urged
the New York State Legislature
to make a similar proclamation.
The group heard an address by
William Z. Doar, Executive Secre-
tary of the Phi Beta Sigma Fra
ternity and member of the Carver
Seal Committee, who spoke on the
life and work of DR.. Carver. ku-
mar Goshal, noted author and lee
turer of colonial problems, address,
ed the gathering on the cultural
and scientific heritage of the Afri-
can people. DR.. Marie Daily, out
standing Negro biochemist, spoke
on the situation regarding Negro
scientists of today, and George
katz, we'll known consulting engi-
neer, spoke on the contributions of
Negro scientists of the past Cuth-
bert Pitter, President of the Coun-
ell, was chairman of the meeting.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
Mrs. j. (. johnson
Continued from Page One>

Continued from Page Onel
the efforts made in Bridging the
Gap through Better Understand
ing"
The school has worked unceas-
ingly to promote cooperation and
mutual appreciation of all racial
groups. The following agencies are
now, OF have been active in this
directions: Farm Extension Agent,
Jeanes Supervisor, Home Demon
stration Agent, Farm Bureau, P.
T. A., Boy Scouts, American Leg
ion, County Fair, and NAACP.
The Institute was the first of
our schools to have a governor or
state superintendent of educa-
ton make its commencement adj
dress since Reconstruction. In
these ways, Mrs. Johnson stated,
the gap was being closed, and she
challenged the Sororis Club to re-
new its efforts i'm this cause for
there was still much room for i'm
provement.
The club presented her with
beautiful guest gift.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
LaboratorySchooI
Presents Annual
Mid-Year Program

AS It's annual mid-year program
feature the Jackson College Lab
oratory School will present the
"COBBLER OF FAIRYLAND". a
juvenile operetta in three acts,
Thursday night, February 26, 1858.
at 1880 Pm. in Dansby Hall Audi
forum.
This fairy operetta presentation.
filled with jolly humor and tuneful
musical scores, will include ninety
five girls and boys.
The choral music and solo fea-
lures are under the direction of
Miss Dorothy Rodgers and Mrs.
Aurelia n. Young. Mrs. Gloria
Evans, and the Laboratory School
staff members, Miss Lottie Lorene
Williams, Mrs. Lillian c. Lane. and
Mr. Lee r. Williams with Mrs.
Daisy S. Reddix's assistance are
directing the dramatic phase Of
the opcretta. Mr.. Rollin r. Greene
and Mr.. Lawrence Jones are in
charge Of stage sets.
The public is cordially invited -
view this annual mid-ycar feature
Of the Laboratory School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
5 Children Burned
In Richmond Fires

HOPEWELL, Va, Feb. % -
Three children were burned severe
ly last week in their home, and two
others were overcome by smoke
and fumes when a fire they APP
parently set off by playing with
matches swept through an upstairs
bedroom in their home.
-Four of the children were in the
room when the fire broke out. They
were confined with the flu which
has been sweeping almost every
section of Virginia. A fifth child
was in crib in another room.
The children taken to St. Philip
hospital in Richmond were listed
as Doublas Brown, 4; his brother,
Lester, 2, and sister, Anne Eliza
beth, 2 weeks old. Another sister,
Roselle, 1, escaped burns, but was
treated at St. Philip for carbon
monoxide poisoning. The eldest
child, Willie 6, suffered smoke
poisoning and was treated at Hope
well.
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Glare Collins
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March &. 1853. at Vesper services
of the college.
The sorority has adopted for this
occasion the slogan of the eight
National Greek Letter Sororities
and Fraternities at their Christ
mas conventions: Equal RESPONSE
bilities-Equal Opportunities"
Among the many other attain
ments of Soror Harvey, it is ex-
ceptional to note that she is the
first and only Negro woman lie
ensed to practice embalming in
the state of Mississippi, has at
tended school at Tougaloo College.
Spelman (B.AD, Mortuary Tech
mic, Echels College of Embalming,
Indiana College of Mortuary Sci
ence, Columbia University (M.A.),
further study at New York and
Northwestern Universities, is an
ardent Y. W. c.. A. worker, was
listed in the 1851 edition of Who's
Who In Negro America and is now
serving as Executive Secretary of
the Mississippi Colored Funeral
Directors Association.
The public is cordially invited
to attend vesper services on this
date
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
All Negro Town
Seeks Funds For
Housing Project

HOBSON CITY. Ala. Feb. "a
Mayor Horace Flowers of this all
Negro town has set a public meet
ing of citizens and taxpayers.
Thursday, February 26 TO discuss
making application for federal
funds to construct low rent hous-
ing project.
The Mayor indicated that a hous-
ing authority would be set up
shortly after the public meeting.
Should plans materialize, this will
not only become the first all-Negro
authority in Alabama <ut the only
one on which Negro citizens have
representation.
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Humphreys.
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iCpHllHutu iIOtn dSc Oltl
and tax collector, who under state
law are required to accept the
Poll Tax and give the official re-
ceipt, were made by a group of
Negro citizens Of the county after
their Poll Tax money was refused
during the month of January. The
group was composed of large Ne
gro land owners, business and pro-
fessiOnal men of the county.
Among them being several with
sons IN Korea. some Of whom are
already listed among the Korean
casualties.
The investigate 80 tie sheriff
is reported 10 have followed his
adamant refusal 10 carry out the
duties Of his office IN regard TO
Negro citizens of the county after
consultation on their behalf by one
of the leading white firms of the
Mississippi Delta.