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court acted at conference of the
justices.
He was convicted in the 1949
rape of a Groveland, Fla, house.
wife. Two other Negroes involved
in the case were killed by police
and a third sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
A spokesman for the court said
his execution will be held up pend
ing further consideration of his
case. His attorneys likely will ask
the court for review of his con-
viction.
If the court agrees to the re-
view, execution could be delayed in
definitely.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

"Vot is ethics Veil, will show
you. Suppose a lady comes into the
store, buys lot of goods and pays
me ten dollars too much when she
goes out. Then ethics comes in.
Should | or should l not tell my
partner
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First Negro So.

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at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
as assistant dental officer. He re-
ceived his degree of doctor of dental
surgery from Meharry Medical Col
lege, Nashville, Tenn.
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II Pays To Advertise II The
JACKSON ADVOCATE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20

in charge of the Enterprise Funera
Home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-20
New Officers Of
Interstate United
Newspapers. Inc.

Mrs. Robert L. Vann, President
of The Courier Publishing Com
pany, has just been elected Chair
man of the Board of Interstate
United Newspapers, Inc.
Mr.. William @. Black,
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

associated with George Reed,
president of the Reed Construc-
ton Co. The Reed company re-
Gently moved its Offices from
Falls Church to the Stoneleigh
Court Building at 1925 Connecti-
cut avenue N w
Mr.. Seay will specialize in both
commercial and residential ex-
terror and interior remodeling.
Stanton Kolb, president of the
J. Leo Kolb Co., has been
awarded the M. A. I. designa-
ton by the Governing Council
of the American Institute of
Real Estate Appraisers. The de-
signation automatically admits
him to membership in the In
stitute. Only 2,019 appraisers
have qualified for this designa-
ton since the founding of the
Institute in 1882.
Mr.. Kolb has engaged in the
real estate business here since
1881 and served the Navy De-
partment during the war as a
housing officer here and over
seas. He is a member of the
Washington Real Estate Board,
the National Institute of Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
Local Realtors
10 Join Campaign
On Nations SIums

The Washington Real Estate
Board has Endorsed the goal Of
eliminating slums by 1860 which
is being proposed by the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards.
The local organizations board
of directors has gone on record
favoring this slum clearance
drive. it was announced by
Thomas L. Phillips, board presi-
dent.
Harvey L. Jones, second vice
president of the board and chair
man of its Build America Better
Committee, declared that:
After studying the progress
of cities that have pioneered in
systematic enforcement Of mini
mum housing standards" the
national group came to the con-
clusion that all cities can rid
themselves of housing code vio-
lations within this six-year time
limit.
Cost Of bringing substandard
units into compliance and Of de-
molishing those that are unfit
for rehabilitation is borne by
the owners. Responsibility for
maintaining structures in good,
clean condition rests jointly
with owners and occupants"
Mr.. Jones. who is also a men,
Der of the steering committee of
tine national associations Build
America Better Council. went on
to say that law enforcement to
bring housing up to an adequate
level is only one phase of the
needed overall approach.
The council. he said, therefore
proposes a comprehensive plan
for neighborhood renewal which
embodies not only housing re-
Mobilization through enforcement
and voluntary compliance with
housing laws. but also a program
which reaches into previously
untapped areas of conservation"
AS an example, he said. the
council suggests that cities COM
bine enforcement efforts lin
specific rundown areas with
systematic public Improvements
to schools. streets, parks, sewers.
and to municipal services"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

Estate Management, and the So
ciety of Residential Appraisers.
\ u
William w. Nolan, real estate
appraiser and consultant, will
address the Society of Residen-
tial Appraisers at a dinner meet
ing Monday at $50 pm. in the
Burlington Hotel. His subject
will be. depreciation and Capt.
talization Rates" Mr.. NOLAN
is past president of the WASH
ington chapter of the society.
M. Belmont Yer Standig, pres
ident of M. Belmont Yer STAN
dig. Inc. advertising agency, will
report findings of the first sur
vey of the Washington area
home-buying market on Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

day. at 8 pm. before the Wash
ington Home Builders Associa-
ton.
Conducted for the Wilson Sup
ply Co. Washington distribu-
tors, the survey asked ques-
tons covering preferences in
type of architecture, location,
size of down payment, price,
number of storys, exterior fin
ish, number of bedrooms and
baths, type of air conditioning,
type of heating, garage facilities,
and other points.
The meeting will be held at
the Christian Heurich Brew
ing Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19
Realty
Revue

Many realtors from nearby
areas are attending the second
annual spring convention of the
Maryland Real Estate ASSocia-
ton at Ocean City. The two-day
sessions close today but many of
the realtors will be spending the
week end there.
President George w. Robertson
Of Bethesda heads the State
delegation. Among other nearby
residents attending are Mrs.
Naomi Worthington, the presi-
dents assistant; r. H. Best, ma
tional director; Governor c. r.
Graham of the Brokers Institute
and Harry A. Boswell, jr., mem
berS of the Realtors Washington
Committee. Others are President
F. L. Hewitt, jr., of the Mont
gomery County Real Estate
Board; President John w. Finch
am, jr., of the Prince Georges
County Board; Virginia State
President Carroll Wright: Execu-
tive Secretary Hugh Gittinger
and Director Howard E. Thomp-
son of Washington; Director w.
E. Beers, Henry Stoehr, Charles
Wood and Mrs. Margaret j.
DUnkley of Montgomery and
Thomas F. HALEY of Lanham.
Among other participants are
Sam Fig, Bernard Brosius, C.
Windsor Miller, George de Fran
ceaux, Adolph Rohland, o. D.
Field, jr., R. B. Hall, Claude A.
Wood, H. D. Booth, Malcolm M.
McCollum, as well as others.
The Washington Home Build
erS Association will hold its
sixth annual summer jamboree
this Thursday at Bildors' Beach,
adjacent to the Annapolis Roads
Country Club. The all-day af-
fair will include golf and a shore
dinner.
Arthur A. May. a member of
the Washington Real Estate
Board. spoke Wednesday at a
one-day meeting of the Ameri-
can Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers IN Dayton, Ohio. Mr..
May, who is chief of the General
Services Administrations APP
praisal Section discussed Dem
onstration Appraisal of Single
Family Home"
X
Henry v. Seay, who for years
has specialized in remodeling
old houses in the area, is now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-19

Henry v. Seay, who for years
has specialized in remodeling
old houses in the area, is now
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Seamprufe's Cool Cotton Plisse with
beauty touches of lace and embroidery

ShadotU- panel slip with embroi-
dered nylon flounce and bodice
trim. adjustable straps. White. 81
to A. Short, average and toll.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
800. ...,

Summer begins beneath it oII-here, four
wonderful pieces Of cool, eosy-oore cotton
pIsse lingerie that make ironing thing Of
the post! InimitobIy styled by SeomPrufe
to fit and fIottery . in snowy white, in
sunnmery Postels.
K0nn-Second Floor. Washington; Street, Floor, Arlington
WASHINGTON STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE MAY T. lSs+-pAcE
Evening star., 1954-11-11
l.50 NyIon Tricot Briefs
& Hollywood style with eostic q CT
leg bonds. white only. Sizes n for
5, 6 and 7.
Street Floor. Washington and Virginia
SPORTSWEAR

Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
39s and 4.99 Skirts rayon, wool and rayon, as
sorted colors, novelty and solid assorted sizes 10
to 10 6-------------------------- 2.97
399 and 499 Sweaters, assorted spon and cardigans
assorted colors; broken sizes "a to 40 2S1
1888 Corduroy Slack Suits assorted colored tops with
black pants; broken sizes 10 to 1658S
1888 Dresses dark winter cottons assorted stripes
29s Sweaters wool slipons novelty and solid colors
assorted colors; broken sizes ---.-------- 199
500 and 595 Man Tailored Cotton Shirts asst solids
anu novelty. Broken sizes 1918 0-18---------,297
Evening star., 1954-11-11
DRESSES

Second Floor, Washington and Arlington
Misses 1898 Better Dresses one-Pc. silk and wor-
steds Charcoal grey, navy 10 to 20 and l41a to
Juniors 149S to 1913 One and Two-Pc. Date and
Casual Dresses, to b. --.----------- 800
Juniors 89S to 1898 Rayon Tweeds, Failles and Cor
Juniors 1895 to 2O.95 One and Two-Pc velva Cor
durOys Z to Is -------- .---------------lIOV
Juniors 1895 Stripe Velva Corduroy Skirts ---- 800
Juniors 1895 Stripe Velva Corduroy Jackets 500
1898 California Suits Rayon mems wear rayon
flannel rayon; misses and half sizes; brown grey,
navy black; 10 to 20, 14a to 20a 800
S98 and 1898 Dresses. Rayon crepes menswear,
novelties rayon prints; misses and half sizes 500
150-5.98 to 89S Cotton Dresses. Misses and half
sizes
l50-3.99 Cotton Wrap-Around Brunch Coats II
tn 2n 299
2OO-S.95 and 1895 Georgiana Dresses. Misses and
half sizes
200-2.99 and $50 Cotton Dresses
60O-299 Famous Make Cotton House Dresses. Misses,
womens and half sizes
Evening star., 1954-11-11
NOTIONS
Street Floor, Woshinqton ONLY

Street FOOT washington UHIy
M-149 Plastic Cushions for kitchen chairs colors,
79c
1O-119 Metal Belt Racks, hooks, adjustable 80 49c
5O-79c Blouse Racks to hold blouses or skirts 25c
1O-25O Two-Way Stretch Girdles, white, small sizes.
99c
2595 Door Shoe Racks, large size ------------249
2-795 Clothes Masters for added storage space e395
60 40 Rolton Cleaner gal size - 39c
$3.50 Dress Forms, non-adjustabe small sizes 279
10 Floor Shoe Racks all metal ---1.49
Evening star., 1954-11-11
1''' h. Konn's Capital Green's
Mode fresh dolly in our own kitchen. q IN
a greet toste treot for everyone. usuz
Street Floor, Washington; ARLINGTON
FLOOR COVERINGS
Third Floor. Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
3-3995 Reversible Cotton Rugs, 9x12. green q.
1-21s.5o Rose Oriental Design, sxl2, floor sample
1885
+S95 Green Floral Design Cotton Rugs, 4xep-- asa
!-lSoIOO Beige Loop Pile Wilton 9x12, as Is $500
1-l44S5 Cinnamon Loop Pile Wilton 9x1y soiled.
5995
1-l5s9S Beige Carved Wilton, 15x8e", soiled 69.ss
!-SSs5 Rose Carved Wilton, s5"x74", soiled 1898
1-SS9S Green Cstton Broadloom, 9x1I 1889
1880 Beige Floral Design BroadIoom. exiT
I-MS5.SSSS Wool Sample Rugs, 46"x6, soiled- 500
l-lS5OO Grey Carved Wilton, 9x12, soiled 5999
Ko fds Carpet Pieces, 27" in to 8 yard pieces
I-lS50O Green Twist Weave, 9x12', soiled 599s
l-i47oO Grey Floral Design, 9x12, soiled-- 5999
Evening star., 1954-11-11
MILLINERY

Second Floor, Washington and Arlington
s9S to 1890 Better Millinery Reduced from stock 500
5.9S to 8.98 Budget Millinery. Reduced from
stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1954-11-11
NECKWEAR

Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
2OO-1.O0 Silk Scarves hand rolled hens, colorful
plu1tS, 10 Sizes 54C
400-1.99 Cotton Blouses white and colors 80 to 49,
LOO
Washington Only
35O-199 and 2.99 Silk Scarves 36, hand rolled hems
colorful prints and floral patterns
l0O-S.9S Jewel Trim Sweaters, cardigan style, i'm
ported wool with glitter trim, broken sizes ---5M
50-1.OO Peter Pan Style Neckwear r- zoe
5O-2.99 and S99 Wool Slpon Sweaters, broken as
sortment LAG
Evening star., 1954-11-11
INFANTS WEAR

F0nrtH FIooT, Washington: End Floor, Arlington
SIS Girls Rayon Satin Quilted Robes double breasted
style pink, to 6x S.---. 400
SIS Girls Quilted Cotton Robes pussy cat print,
Upper front, to 6x- 30o
399 Chenille Robes, rose and aqua Sizes to 25O
399 Girls Cardigan Sweaters, to SIX 299
Sc Boys Long Sleeve Stripe Polo Shirts, to SOC
2S9-3S9 Boys Plaid Corduroy OveraIls Upper front,
3 to- s - s's 1ge
1sS Girls Cotton slips built-up shoulders, eyelet
Trim 70 --------------------------4 l50
$50 Girls Cotton Dresses, gay holiday prints, s
TO Ok ------------4----- ZQs
Evening star., 1954-11-11
GIRLS WEAR

Fourth Floor, Washington; Second Floor Arlington
2O-499 and $50 Shirts solids and plaids = s8s
3O-299 to 399 Cotton Blouses and Sport Shirts 139
4-l6.S5 Checked Wool Spring Goats s 500
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Dyed MusErat Coats. Hollander-dyed full furred
neIts. sizes To 16 169OOs
Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coats, 80, SO and 40
incI,ae. eizes q tn ~ 54OOs
Ranch Mink Scarfs. Choice quality dark brown
.b;rr r,er st,;,, 2275A
Fur Capes and Stoles. Dyed SQUIRREL dyed muskrat.
dyed marmot; new styles ------------. --- $500.
stone Marten Scarves. Three-skin styles fashioned
from plump beautiful pelts. Per skin -----.4 4SOO'
splas f0E tar
FUR products labeled to country Of on imported ffs
Second Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Mems CIOtEimg-2nd Floor JVaslsissqfom

-S55 Wool Suits, falI winter colors. ReQs ft3s.
2l31 short l<37i long L38 20 1899
S-S55 Wool zip-lined Coats, light tan, Reg. n44;
shorts IlS5, 1856 il3o II42 81 I9. .gs
Prs 1885 Wool Slacks peated fronts upper closure
sizes ii26, lI36 ------z--4-4--- $50
8'S 100
Evening star., 1954-11-11
LINENS. DOMESTICS

Street Floor, Washington OnIy
49e-69c Assorted Napkins, Damask, Linens, Filet,
2o-995 Imported Filet Linen Cloths, 62x10E ---3.99
1875 Imported Filet Linen Cloths 64x84 2.S9
1855 Solid Color Linen Cloths 70x1o4"
1@795 Solid Color Linen Cloths 70x90"- 2.99
20499 Chenille Coverlets full size 299
5O995 Rayon Chenille Spreads twin or full size, 4SS
$50 Secs. 249 Mohawk Sheets, 6Sx1088 labeled En-
pre- LIS
zoo Secs 219 Mohawk Sheets, 54x9s" labeled EN-
pire" - - = s.s,-. ---------------lSS
500 Secs Soc Mohawk Cases. 42x36 size -42c
Evening star., 1954-11-11
500 GirdIes and Panty Gird
COATS

Second Floor Washington and Arlington
29ss Duchess Royal Suits, misses and womens sizes
s8 1888
3s9s to 599s Wool Suits, misses and womens sizes
$500
Special! Corduroy Raincoat and Hat Sets, many
colors sizes 4 to 18 -.1 1900
Evening star., 1954-11-11
BED DEPARTMENT
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-5950 Sylcon Mattress decorator ticking twin sze
29.75
l-545O Serta Mattress smooth top blue damask.
twin size -------- 29.99
1-595O Sylc0n Box Spring, soiled, twin size 2975
1-2995 Box Spring, striped ticking, twin size 1475
1-37.5O Box Spring, fancy woven ticking twin size
1875
l-46.5O Simmons Box Spring, green and grey strip,
discontinued style, twin size 2325
I-139.OO Simmons Mattress and Box Spring Set,
heavy woven ticking double size e----------- $3.50
1-375O Box Spring, sturdy coil construction, double
size 1878
1-465O Simmons Mattress rose and grey stripe twin
size, sotled ----------------. 23.25
l--4S.5O simmons Mattress nylon top, crush proof
uot -, IWln SIZE 1888
Serta Mattress stitched prebuilt border twin
size e----------------------- 1S, S,7S
Evening star., 1954-11-11

1888 Bronze-plated Floor Lamp SWAY and swing
arm, 3-way lighting
149S-19.9S China Table Lamps assorted styles
specially designed shades
A9S-29.9S China Table Lamps with shades, hand
Evening star., 1954-11-11
HOSTERY

Street Floor, Washington Only
1ls Pairs sas iss Sheer Nyion Hosiery broken sizes
81 Pairs LIS McCrary Sheer Nyions discontinued
colors, 81 gauge
III Pairs I65 Nyions 66 gauge-----.-----1 for LOO
~ Pairs lbs sTyes Wool Socks one size fits ALL Loo
Evening star., 1954-11-11
FURNITURE
SITS Chrome 5-Pc. Dinette

IoWnY oroY Woodoron potten top 30x45", 81 0
resists chipping and stains. Woshoble postic 90
covered chairs in red, green, grey and yellow.
Washington and Virginia
6.s5 Typewriter or Utility Table, drop leaves In
grey or green ANN
1895 Swivel Top nv Table, black iron, extends to fit
any size Tv set S.88
S5O Unpalnted Hardwood Utility Chairs, Windsor
style, shaped seats 2. -
Evening star., 1954-11-11
800 to 500 Longtime Bros

800 to 500 Longtime Bros
Fonous-moke cotton, royon botiste. "a to 70
A. B and cups. MeA -
$50 EIusfic Foundations
Eostie puI-on foundations with nyon mor-9 40
quisite and sotn bra top 81 to SO, A. B,@s11
and cups
500 GirdIes and Panty GirdIes
Smooth fitting oIl-eostie slrdies and pom 90
ties White S, IA, L. Ae1
25-7.s5 and SOS Discontinued Corselettes. Nylon.
White Broken sizes 1888 to 4.4S
35-795 to 1900 Famous Make Girdles Discontinued
styles TearoSe, white. Broken sizes 1888 to 7.5O
10 and NJ Practical Front Corsets. Nylon. Tearose.
broken sizes 1895
1880 Famous Make Long Line Rayon Satin Bras.
small sizes
Second Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-11-11

6.95 Foam Rubber Pillows
'Sove more than one-hoIf on these plump, = AA
non olerec, dustless foam rubber pillows. Se-1
Cont mat or lump. White cotton zippered covers.
BEDDING
Third Floor, Washington; Lotoer Level, Arlington
Innerspring Mattresses and Box Springs Stripe tick
ing: twin and double size --------------. 1888
27.95 Rollaway Cots with innerspring mattresses;
metal frame; 80 inches wide -------19.88
$3.50 Innerspring Hollywood Bed Outfits; mattress,
box spring and six legs; 30 inches wide $500
Evening star., 1954-11-11
DINNERWARE y PRICE

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-S9.50 Decorated Dinner Set, e7-piece service
l-7sss Decorated Dinner Set. 70-piece service
for 8----.--- 40 or
I-lsss Imported Luncheon Set, decorated. 81 81
1-2ls5 Decorated Dinner Set apiece service yioe
1-2sSS Decorated Dinner Set, 62-piece service for
lass Decorated Luncheon Set, 26-pece service
Ior Rqa
Hiss Decorated Luncheon Set, s2-piece service
l-7.ss Decorated Luncheon Set 2o-piece service
1-109S Dinner Set maroon border, 24-piece servics
l-599S Imported Dinner Set, 65-piece service
Irregs. 1898 Dinner Sets, maroon border, So
l-4sss Imported Dinner Set. decorated, e6-piece
] Irreg. 1898 Imported Dinner Set, decorated, o.
l-2s9s Imported Dinner Set, 61-piece service for
Irreg. s4ss Imported Dinner Set, 6s-piece service
.o9 1888
Irreg 12ss Imported Luncheon Set, s6-piece service
!of q, =. .--.----------------
for rE-- Eoe
I-1s.ss Decorated Dinner Set, 4s-pece service for
QQa
i-ssS Is Decorated Luncheon Set. s1-piece service
1-s4ss Dinner Set, gold stamp center SPRAY SO 50
1-7.ss Decorated Luncheon Set, 2e-piece services
a-SS.sS Imported Dinner Set, 52-piece service for
1QQa
Evening star., 1954-11-11

7.95 Rengo Belt CorseIette
II and l4-in. figured brocode II ~
with jersey bra top. Wide elos oaHS
tic side sections. Deep inner
belt Lightly boned with additional bonng in
the inner belt. Teorose. Sizes "a to 48.
Second Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1954-11-11
GLOVES-UMBRELLAS

Street Floor, washington; Arlington
S25-l25 to 200 Wool Gloves for Women, novelties,
plain or combined colors, broken sizes s s S9c
100 Women's 299 Umbrellas, plastic and rain-proof
Street Washington Only
los Embroidered Rayon Toffeto
Choice Of coIors. For formols, otter \ - -
S dresses, blouses. sMem1 yu.
Street Floor, Washington
Remnonts 7se-l.6s Fobries, plain. printed royons;
plain, printed nylons. plain pinMoe corduroys pesir
able lengths -----------------39 39c 10 90 yd.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Big Group New JeweIry
Eorrnos in assorted styles, mock a e7
pearl necklaces in vorous lengths " FOR
and sparkling rhinestone pins
Many motchobe- into sets. Stone 'pus 1o% tar
set pieces, toilored pieces in this fine group
kdnn's-Street Floor, Washington; Arlington
Evening star., 1954-11-11

SIS Steak Sets. pieces by VIM Rogers silyerplated
handles, stainless steel blades 249
4.SS Silverplated Shell Bon Bon Dishes by Oneida
I.79s
on cpoper base " + oos
500 silverplated Butter Dishes, glass insert, BY
oAieioa ----------------------39 398
S+r..t r,. .pius 10% tag
Evening star., 1954-11-11
KNIT UNIDIES

ANHI UIVMDHNI0
Street Floor, Washington Only
l47-69c Rayon Briefs, nylon trimmed for 100
41-225 SiI-o-ette Rayon Combinations discontinued
STYLE size 80 only
17-299 to 399 Nylon Tricot Petticoats--------1.99
ii First Quality and Imperfects Of ss5 to SOS Nylon
Tricot Slips
Evening star., 1954-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

sO-Ss5 Printed Nylon Plisse Dress-Length Gowns
with embroidered bodice and shoulder straps. 80
to SO 400
36-5S5 Famous Make Nylon Tricot Petticoats;
misses sizes s, M, L.; white only 299
l20399 Bouffant Slips with nylon taffeta three-tier
skirt and nylon tricot top White. Sizes 80 to 40299
Second Floor, Washington: Street Floor, Arlington
60 Misses Sculptured NyIon Print Dusters misses
72-599 Chenille Robes, wrap-around Styles misses
sizes .---- acknowledgements 399
6e699 Quilted Cotton Busters, small prints; misses
sizes Observation-Disclosures
Second Floor, Washington and ArIingto.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Friday Luncheon Special

uno Fish on Roll
1V,e % slow, Tomato, Pickle, 80.
Golfer cMem 1Ia apple !. Pie, Cheese. s0Oc
oap'f@ Room. Washington Kant..r
Arlington '"'
Evening star., 1954-11-11
ELECTRTCS

Third Floor, Washington Only
1855 Electric Chatting Dishes 1903
4-S.S5 Pyrex Carafes to II cup size with
E-l2.S9 Electric Percolators, 6-cup size899
4-2S.95 Electric Fryers, samples - 22ss
EIS5 Electric Defrosters for Refrigerators 399
&1SS5 Universal Electric Tank Cleaners 399s
2-69.s5 Universal Tank Cleaners, Mayfair model
3495
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12
Local Man Gets
SkeQee Position

Andrew p. Terrence, son of
Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Terrence. 1919
West 18th street. has accepted an
appointment as acting head of
the department of agricultural
education. Tusk egee institute,
Tuskegee. Institute. Alabama.
Mr.. Terrence recently complet-
ed all requirements for the Doc
tor OF Philosophy degree at the
University of Wisconsin. which
will be conferred in June. He
will be the first person to receive
a Phi. D. degree with major en-
phasis in agricultural education
from the University Of Wisconsin.
His minor field Is in agricultural
economics.
While studying at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. he served as
graduate assistant to the graduate
examination committee In the de-
partment OF education for one
year. This committee is In charge
of and administers all masters
examinations and all Pho. pre-
Inns in the department of educa-
tion. He also served as research
assistant in the department of
agricultural education for one
year. Etall
Mr.. Terrence is member of
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and
Phi Delta Kappa professional fra
ternity.
His wife, Mrs, Marion Terrence,
who has a masters degree in
business education from the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin. is presently |
as the secretary to the
Vice president at Tuskegee insti-
tute.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-12

Communists began overrunning
friendly lines. At tense mo-
nlent in the fighting, a strategic
machine gun position was knock
ed out of action by an incoming
enemy round. Realizing the i'm
portance of recovering the gun,
Private Penny unhesitatingly
erawled through hostile fire,
reached the disabled gun position,
and put it back into action. but
was wounded later in his heroic
stand.
His fighting spirit, outstanding
gallantry, and devotion to duty
reflect the highest credit upon
himself and the United States
army.
Private Penny attended the
public schools of Little Rock. AL
though he graduated from East
high school. Cleveland, Ohio, he
was attending Dunbar junior col
lege when called to the service.