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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-15
and CarniU0r0ns

any other animal in the badlands
but, in those days before airplane
hunting and 1880, they easily held
their own. Their keen sense of smell
protected them from stepping into
traps and their keen eyes and ears
protected them from other natural
and man-made dangers.
They are just as elusive to photo
graph. I spent many hours and rode
many miles before getting my first
picture of a coyote. Time and again
l watched the badlands, trying to
locate a den. Once, when I finally
did, l set traps at the entrance and
left overnight. When I returned next
morning, found the adults had dug
a new entrance into the den and had
moved out the whole family of pups.
That is typical of the coyote, for
he is homeloving critter. Male and
female adults work in close harmony
to support and protect their young,
from the time the pups are born
until they go out on their own. One
will hunt while the other guards the
den, and the keynote of their rela-
tionship is friendliness.
I've hunted and killed a good many
of these animals, but I've had my
greatest thrills Shooting" them with
my gunstock camera.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-15

S-Jonuory is, 1854
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-15

Though powerful and
quick as lightning. the
coyote prefers TO use
stealth and cunning to
get his food. These poor
looking animals always
look hungry. but they
have TO keep in good
running shape.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-Buy direct from
owner. 3-bedrm. rambler: H-acre
lot; avail June l5. Assume 4es
Gf loan. SO. S-S280, =
ARLINGTON - Two-family oriSk
semidet.; may be bought separately
or together; , bedrms. in nsmt;;
each with expansible attic within
walking distance of Pentseon. Navy.
each may be assumed with $1,000
cash. Total price, S24 500. JAs
S-5S90 or JA. 7-504S. No agents.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WOODMOOR

1O320 CREsTMOOR DR..
Here iSAa 3-bedrm. brick home with
dining rm.. full bsmt. and garage.
situated on 75x110 lot, near
everything. Purchaser can assume
$4,000 FHA loan.
POSNER REALTY co.
ST. 3-3440 WA. 7-7S56
Evening star., 1954-04-30

ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Large detached brick; . baths; neaI
shopping and transp.. and Amber!
School; large level lot with det
garage; has complete furnished apt
that will help pay for house. Fol
appt. to see. call MIR. PHIFER, LU
o-3ST5 .
Evening star., 1954-04-30
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.

lT,500-TERMS
TWo.Story brick; center hall. tile
path, bedrmS., screened side porch
full bSmt.. lge. Handicapped lot: l mi
to U. of Md: subject to lease exp
July 10. Sl25 mo. Shown by ap-
pointment only. w. w. LEWIS. HE
4-3500; ewes. RA. 3-6416.
ASSUME 40 GI LOAN
Brick Colonial on pkwy. opposite play
ground. > bedrmS., stre. attic. dis.
posal. Bendix. fenced yd., barbecue
Payments less than rent. Terms to
Suft HA o-SQOo D
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HOUSES SALE-Mp. Cent j

ASSUME az GI-3-hedrm. semidet
nome in wheaton area: fenced-in
yard storm windows. fun bsmt
sale REEyRF% Ry GWNEE cS,Ip9 t9 4-oo41 o,iiJ .;o2
this all-brick 2-bedroom rambler
with separate dining room. full
basement. large corner lot: immacu-
late condition. A. ]. KESSINGER &
CO., JU. 9-4544.
BARGAIN DAY SPECIAL-Only S12.-
$50 for this new 3-bedroom custom
puilt rambler in Kensington; full
cabinets. garbage disposal. A. J.
kESSINGER g. CO.. JU. 9-4544.
10fO6 MUIR PL.. Kensington, Md: 4.
bedroom brick Cape Cod; half base.
ment; almost A-acre lot with many
p trssS; I sss, s. S$16,55o. ho; 5.s45l. g.
Large 3-bedroom brick rambler with
fun basement: clean as q pin and
in wonderful neighborhood. FRANK
e. PHM5LaInPs, DI. 7-1411; ewes.
ALMOST NEW brick Cape Cod II
very convenient neighborhood. goot
GE kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath
1st floor. 2nd floor has large bed.
room and bath; full basement, Per,
feet condition. Will take CT. PRICED
S16.950. WOOD CO., 11158 Georgis
SsS" ShSCA obAA AASs Mo.s LS' q IHOS
It'll 8 pm.
OWNER MOVING-3-yr.-old Twin.
brook home; 2 bedrms., tiled bath
equip. kit. including automatic
washer. Sx16 Thermopane window
In liv. rm. with central fireplace
Venetian blinds throughout: expan-
sible 2nd A.; close to school. park
transp.: $11.500 including land;
avail. June l. PO. 2-6751. .
GRIN: BRICK COLONIAL--Porch
firepl., Ia baths. finished bsmt.
nr: Parkside School; S1S.50O. BY
OWNER, JC. 7-6209. 3
1912 FENWICK LANE-Large 7-rm
home. ideally located In the hear
of Silver Spring. Be sure to cal
spect. CHESTER II. KELLER, JU. il 3.
7100.
CT FINANCING? 3 bedroom brick
Colonial; porch, rec. rm. and bath
in bSmt.; Silver Spring; Sl5,95O
BOGLEY,S. IO. h-3434 I.Q 6.02I g
Evening star., 1954-04-30

home on heavily wooded a5.acre
lot. 3 twin-sized bedrms., huge
den, lge. din. rm. and separate
breakfast rm.. ga baths, rec. rm.
with log g-burning firepl, oversize ga :.
rage; many Towering trees and
azaleas. Conv. to bus. owner will
hold ist trust after $4,000 down
payment. For appoint. to Inspect.
call MR.. KINCAID. ia. 5-6S00;
ewes. JE. 4-3566. SHANNON y
~ IVftcnu hlvd --20
Evening star., 1954-04-30
RECALLED

Owner leaving the country. will sac.
riflce this all-brick. semidetached
room; excellent condition; modest
down payment; below $4,000. Cal
till Q pm. DOROTHY K. WIN.
SToN & CO.. 905 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
ARIINGTON FOREST (original Q

rm. brick Colonial; cyclone-fenced
front yard. full hsmt. with outside
entr. and rec. rm.. sep. DIN. rm,'
screened porch, fireplace, equip.
kit and extras. Choice location
bordering park Conven. to schools.
shopping centers; 10 min. from
Pentaeon. Possession June ~.
Price. S1S."50. 24S N, Columbus
St, Arl., Va. Phone JA. 4-0493.-
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HILLCREST
PRICE. S25.75O
3 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS

VACANT
Newly dec, prewar. det.. true Dutch
Colonial brick home in this highly
desirable area; LIST f.. contains re-
cep. hall, liv. rm. w/irepl. din. rm.,
lge.. mod. kit, rear screened porch
overlooking beautifully Handicapped
fenced yard with an abundance of
flowers. There are 3 TREMENDOUS
TWIN-SIzED BEDRMS. AND 9
COLORED TILE BATHS on 2nd a:
car garage. There is a beautiful
pine-paneled recr. rin. w/hrepl. One
of the most picturesque homes in
this area. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. s.
$500 It'll g. .
Evening star., 1954-04-30
WHITE BUNGALOW

w 111 z n II ~ N1110O w
Ideal for small family, home in like
new condition. Large living room
dining room, tiled kitchen (fully
equipped. . large bedrooms will
spacious closet. Total monthly pay.
ments including taxes and insurance
S6S.50, with reasonable down pay.
ment.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

MT, RAINIER - Lovely B. bedrm
kit. full bsmt.. plus 3-rm. apt.
will make monthly payments on
home: near schools and transp
AGENT. AQ O-EQSH
Evening star., 1954-04-30

BETHESDA

4 bedrms.. 2 baths. spacious brick
home with lge. rms, gar. screened
porch. trees. May go GI. Near bus
RoGIEY ceii. INC. az, a-1sae 1snaoAL Il
Evening star., 1954-04-30
LEWISDAI,E

De luxe brick-and-stone Colonial IL
this ideal location: through side hal
powder rm.; 3 lge. bedrooms, full
bsmt.; garage; side-screened porch
Priced to sell for $24.95O. Call JU
3,4222. 3 to 9. LAWRENCE v
Evening star., 1954-04-30
NO DOWN PAYMENT
1903 53rd AVE.

CORAL HILLS. MD.
Det. brick Cape Cod Is minis. from
downtown. near schools. shopping
and buses; level lot. 60x145: nice
size living rm. with firepl.. full din
ing rm., kit. front porch. built-in
garage; Q bedrmS., bath on 2nd
floor; basement with outside en-
trance: oil &C. heat. Immediate
occupancy. Price. $l3,950. Subject
to VA. approval. Other financing
available. Call 10. S-6674. day
time; WA. 1-0l23, ewes .
Evening star., 1954-04-30
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAMP SPRINGS, S14,95O - New
brick-and-stone rambler with front
porch; lse. liv. rm. with beautiful
stone fireplace. separate din. rul., ,
big bedrms. attrac. kit. attached
garage. util. rm., u acre. Girls
MOND REAL ESTATE, 45ps et.
Barnabas \rd. s.e.. La 7-e216. II
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

AVONDALE TERRACE
Near st; Johns; 7-rm. brick. $500
Imirrored firepl., den. full din. rrn.,
knotty-pine rec. rm., full bsmt, / u
baths; lovely lge. fenced lot. You
can't afford to miss this. UN. A.
o53I; eyes. RE. 5-7739. SUN RE-
Evening star., 1954-04-30
GROOM HOME

ONLY $1,000 DoWN
Payments OF SS5 month on this
5-bedrm. home. Lge. storage bsmt.,
oil heat, liv. rm. with firepl. din.
rm.. equip. kit, fenced yard. beauti-
ful shrubs. Price. Sl2.a50. A real
value. See it." Call Mr.. Bowers,
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
EX. 3-4l13 Ewes. LO. 4-501o
Evening star., 1954-04-30

5106 DUVALLE DRIVE
WeStmoreland Hills, Md.
Detached brick. See this and agree
the price is right. Owner has left
city. Said sell. To reach: Out Mass
ave. / blk. past Westmoreland cir
Gle. turn left "a blk. to our sign.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. ! 80 TO 6 PM
A. S. GARDINER & co.
1881 L st. NV. MA, S-O334
Evening star., 1954-04-30
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
I'LL 41st PL. Sc.
p S16o50

This, det. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
featuring Z Spac. rms, full bSmt
With outside entrance, gas heat and
40x105 fenced lot, is near every
thing and priced below market.
POSNER REALTY co.
ST. '3-344Q WA 7-SS56
Evening star., 1954-04-30
WHITE BRK. RAMBLER

WHITE BRK. RAMBLER
Near Church OF the Little
Flower School, Western Jr.
High and fine elem. school, 3
bedrms., 2h2 baths. rear
screened porch. tiled rec. rm.;
garage. Easy terms. To in
spect. call Mrs. Wootton. WO.
6-S972.
j. NELSON HUGHES
3420 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-9696
Evening star., 1954-04-30
NON-VEI
NOTHING DOWN
REDUCED
ROCK CREEK HILLS

370S CALvEND LANE
Owner moving. desires quick sale
Contains 3 bedrms.. ? baths on ,2nd
fl. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and u
bath on 1st f.; playroom and "a
bath in bsmt. Bus and schools
convenient. Terms to suit. Come out
and make an offer.
OPEN DAILY 1 TIL 6
Drive out Conn. ave. miles past
East-West hwy. to Saul rd.. right
to Kingston rd.. right to Calvend
lane. OWNER. OIL. 9-934S. -
TO SETTLE ESTATE
RoLLINGWooD. 131 E Woodbine,
CHI. Ch., Md.-Brick Colonial, CEN
ter hall. lge. liv. rm., din. rm., pow
der rm,, kitchen with dining area,
screened porch; 2nd floor. 3 lge.
bedrms.. 2 baths; finished stairway
to expandable attic; daylight base
ment. gas &C. heat. attached ga
rage. TO REACH: Out Conn. ave.
past circle to East Woodbine, turn
right 3la blocks to home. Under
100000. OWNER. Open daily. to 6.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
JIM BRITT
$16,950
JUST OFF MINI. AVE.

AnnziSs, e YoS will lug say IN when rug; xou see
this home. Pretty detached corner
brink with a beautiful yard loaded
with flowers. 1st floor large nv. rm.
dining rm.. fully equipped kitchen
with dining space, hedrm. and
bath front and rear porcheS
second floor. two bedrooms and
bath. Daylight basement, equipped
as apt. with ceramic tile floor. COM
hinAtion kit. and din. rm.. liv. rm..
bedrm. and bath. Rented for S65
per mo. Furnace rm. with oil h.-w.
home.
BEITZELL
1901 Conn. Ave. D1. 1900
Evening star., 1954-04-30
$500 DOWN-NON-VET,

4-bedrm. bungalow: Landover Hills
excel. cond.. move in with deposit
no red tape. PARKSIDE REALTY
CO. JU, 9-lS76 till 8 pm. 30
Evening star., 1954-04-30
$10,750

1880 GORMAN TERRACE Sc.
Happy days are here again; 2h-yr.-
old brick semidetached: monthly
payments. So per mo. incl. inS.
and taxes. Assume GI loan, new
house condition. 2 bedrms.. picket
fence; full basement; owner leaving
CITY and will sacrifice for quick
deat coUGHIIN. 10. 8-4446.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
RV OWNER

White brick Colonial in choice Silver
Spring area, corner lot, overlookins
country club; nice living room with
bay window. open fireplace; at.
tractive screened living porch, large
dining room, modern kitchen with
table space, a colorful powder room
built-in garage and patio complete
this livable first-floor plan; 3 twin.
size bedrooms, tile bath with col.
ored features. ample closet space
sun porch and stairway to large
storage attic; dry bsmt. arranged
for recreation room; entire interior
newly and professionally decorated
convenient transp., schools, churches
and shopping. Unbelievably priced
at S21,5 500 with convenient terms
to responsible party. Phone OIL
4-S004 or CT. f-S333. i
Evening star., 1954-04-30
S8.6OO

Rockcrest - White. asbestos-shingle
bungalow. Two bedrooms. liv. rm.,
kitchen, bath. attic expan. possible !;
lot 50x125. shade and dogwood
trees. Mo. payment approx. SS5.
PO. 2-4657 .
Evening star., 1954-04-30
ONLY $500
BRICKCOLONIAI

sep. din. rm., very modern kit.
End H.. 3 bedrms.. tile bath: full
bsmt.; ,ge. cor lot with Anchor
fence;- very excel. cond. Only $l2.-
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HOUSES FOR SALE=S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1900 blk.
Brothers pl.-Two-story det. stucco.
made into > apis. This property is
priced to sell with terms to suit.
For appointment. call NEWCOMB
REALTY SERVICE. 10. 2-7655.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
SPACIOUS RAMBLERS
Open at.-Sun. Til Dark
9 OR q REDPONN6c

Finest brick construction: all tina,
room you have been hoping for at {
reasonable price in the model thai
suits, you; full size din. rooms, lux.
ury. kitchens with plenty OF break,
last space; twin-size bedrooms; full
ful designs. Call MA. S-91g1 daily
Ewes, co. 5-S3S2. Dirs.: Out Branch
ave. Sc, across D. c. line to ST
Barnahas I'd, right to Temple Hill.
rd., left z tenths Of a mile to forE
in road. take left fork on Temple
rd.. 200 it.. to Waggman Hts. en-.
trance: right ] blk. to ramblers.
CAPITAL, VIEW RFAITY CO
Evening star., 1954-04-30
,,r yrpuou p,vn aREA-3 bed

bedroom rambler, on
=. acre lot: sunken liv. rm, with
firepl, lge. screened-in porch: 70
MINIS. from Pentagon. XII. o-l13 3S.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
FORT DAVIS PARK
1920 M ST. Sc.

This very spacious. 3-bedrm. frame
flrepl., full-Slzed dining rm.. tiled
kit. and det garage.
POSNER REALTY CO.
ST. 3-344O EYES, WA 7-TS56
Evening star., 1954-04-30

OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT PIX
Six rooms; Diet. brk.: . baths; rec
rm.;- det. garage; beaut. shrubbed
lot; screened porch; in AnnbeerS
mation uHo SirIvf eaII NJ P6ffeS sSfS FOR in3oF-
PAUL P. STONE. REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-04-30

MT. VERNON BLVD, AKEA-3 ped-
rm. brick rambler; .lge. lot, de luxe
kit. conv to schools and Shopping:
SI4.95O. $1,000 down; lge; .49c 25-
yr. GI loan. Open daily. 412 JACK
son rd. HOLM HALL. SO. b-S349.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
HILLCREsT-HIGHWoOD DRIVE

HILLCREST-HIGHWOOD DRIVE
7-ROOM. DETACHED BRICK
Bedroom and bath on 1st fl. 3 bed
rooms and bath, second floor. Fire
PLACE. Large equipped kitchen.
lot: Ideally located. Price drastically
reduced for quick sale. owner
transferred. Call Mrs. Cox. LU.
2-S13i or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
REALTY CO. .
Evening star., 1954-04-30

HOLMES Kun ACKES-SpIII-IsE
contemporary: 3 bedrms.,, oatnss
dant storage; = firepls, community
swimming pool; Sl9.950. Save
$1,000 buying direct from military
owner. Open any time. JE. 4-"IAo.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

FALLS CHURCH-Beautiful Broad
mont sec. of distinctive homes.
bedrms., in knotty pine WIN nus
frous williamsburg finish; 2ls baths
and bsmt. Builder will sacrifice Tor
Evening star., 1954-04-30

HILLCRESI, D. Z.
Bath and Bangor st. s.e.; 3-bedrm.
3la-bath. new Colonial. center-hall
home: all mod. equip; corner lot;
lse porch: S23j00, excel. terms and
financing, 434eo int. w. A. LAUSBY.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

NICHOLS AVE, near Assumption
rooms; gas h.-w. heat; alum. storm
windows and screens; lot 30Xl25.
Priced right. NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE 10 o-7655 .
Evening star., 1954-04-30

FIT. DAVIS AREA
SIX-RM. SEMIDETACHED BRICK
All spacious rms, , full baths, pine
paneled recr. rm., screened front
porch; beautiful lot with fireplace;
bus, and school within l block. A
well constructed, spotleSs home. in
best Sc. area. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl36
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
$3.50 DOWN
BURCH REALITY Co =

CLOSE TO D. G.. LINE
Four bedrooms, 2 baths. modern
equipped kitchen. family-slzed din
ing room, full basement with recrea-
tion room, . screened porcheS,
fenced yard, workshop and laundry
This Will 20 fast at S13.65O, only
500 down to qualified veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

Now for all the Thousands Of you who choose the safe.
fast and frequent railways service to and from Wash
inqton - brand railways TerminaI It's bens
opened before the final cleanup and completion OF
new parking lot, that you can enjoy its modern IA
eties right away for your summer vacation travel 100
departures and arrivals daily Everything for your travel
ina convenience boarding Of all Buses spa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Free DEMONSTRATIONS FOR THE KIDS IA%%'}
ENTERTAINMENT BY RADIO AND ~ STARS peS~f5p

cous waiting areas restaurant and snack bar barber
shop and sparkling rest And it's ar-eonditio"sd
throughout! You'll like the special tour and tripPlan-
ming Offices where you sit quietly with trained travel
eounseors and plan oweost to nearby beaches or
wonderful trips clear the West Coast! Be sure to come
early for the grand opening. at LAS pm. There' be
Wanda orchids free to first 1000 women!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-24

the agency headquarters.
The board of the National Urban
League makes the politics for the
national and branch boards
throughout the United States.
Judge Mollison resigned from
the board last week, making char
ges that the Urban League is
shackled by one-man rule (execu-
tive secretary Lester Granger), and
has no program of consequence Of
benefit to Negroes.
The organization has refused to
cooperate with the NAACP or
other organizations; has deliber-
ately stalled on probing discrimina-
ton in employment and has failed
in such areas as housing, en-
ployment and the education of Ne
groes, Judge Mollison charged.
GAS an interracial organization,
the National Urban League is un-
representative of colored people"
a critic of the League declared here
this week.
The five white members Of the
national board, who do not live in
the New York metropolitan area,
live in Baltimore, Little Rock, Chi
cago, Providence, and Los Angeles.
The II Negroes who live outside
of New York, live in Buffalo, Phila-
delphia, and Haverford, Pa, Min
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-24

ed with the Shriners National Tai
ent and Beauty Pageant, which is
Embarrassing promotion for the
Shriners tuberculosis and Cancer
Research Foundation. Apart from
the Research Foundation this pro-
motion sets up 100000 scholar
ship fund which is contributed to
the education of the winning par
Elephants.
After a conference with the To-
cal committee late Tuesday Alex
ander said, 81 am confident that
the Talent and Beauty Pageant
will be one of the most success
full in the history Of the order. We
have, after several conferences, de-
veloped a program for the con-
vention week which will not only
set this particular contest up as
the greatest in our organizations
history, but the scope of the pro-
gram will cover many moments of
enjoyment for the contestants and
for the delegates to the conven-
ton"
He added, "the program has been
developed in a fashion which will
permit the public at large to wit
ness and observe the Pageant"
The national convention opens
in Atlantic City on August Is. The
host temple is Azure Temple No.
38, Samuel D. Buell. Jr., Illustrious
Potentate. Alexander has announc-
ed schedule of events covering
entertainment for the contestants
in the National Finals Of the Tai
ent and Beauty Pageant. These
include Sunday, August Is, ca
bana party on the beach at Mis-
souri, Ave-; Monday, the contest
ants in the company of Alexander
and his committee handling the
Pageant finalists will visit the Of
fices of public officials.
This visit calls for an interview
with the Mayor Of Atlantic City,
Mayor Joseph Altman and Senator
Frank S. Farley of the New Jer-
sey State Senate. Monday eve
ming the contestants will be enter
tanned by Larry Steele's Smart
Affairs Revue at Club Paradise
and Tuesday the contestants will
participate in a Boardwalk Pro-
menade. On Wednesday, the Of
fetal parade and pageant selecting
the "Queen of the Shrine for
1854" will be held in the Conven-
ton Hall Ballroom. Thursday
during the day the contestants will
visit the Steel Pier and on Thurs
day evening they will participate in
the fabulous Imperial Potentate's
Ball.
During their stay in Atlantic
City for the convention the con-
testants and their chaperons will
be housed in the Carver Hall Pro-
ject.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-24
Governors Seek
Oil Import Curb

Bolton Landing, N. Y.-Congress
has been called on by governors of
nine coal producing states to place
restrictions on the importation of
residual oil.
The action was taken in an effort
to relieve widespread unemploy-
ment in the nations coal fields.
The Governors Fuel Conference
also requested Congressional in
vestieation into plans for operat-
ing the fuel industry in time Of
war.
The Fuel Conference, held during
the National Governors Conference,
adopted the resolutions at a lunch
con meeting.
Attending the conference were
the following governors: John S.
Fine Of Pennsylvania; Edward F.
Arm of Kansas; Thomas B. Stanley,
Virginia; William C.. Marland,
West Virginia; Lawrence w. Weth-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-24
SP0 R rs
CL0SEuP
NEW YORK.-(Global Open
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK.-(Global)-O
Letter to Willie Mays: Dear Willie:
You must know how tickled all of
your fans are that you are fulfill
ing all their widest dreams about
you this year. They waited a long
time for you to come back, Willie,
and it has all been worth waiting
for. You are all they said you
could and would be, and we're glad,
particularly because we thought
perhaps they had gone a little
overheard on you. You see, we
happen to know that in this hero
worshiping country of ours, people
get blown up all out of proportion.
Not only that, but in this era of
speeded up communication when
this mornings newspaper is old
hat at 200 pm, newspaper men
have to dream up copy, and some
times they cook up fabulous char
acters out of just plain Joes.
But they seem to have been right
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-07-24
Operators Spot
jefferson Test

Durbin Bond & Co. and Petersen
Drilling Co. have spotted location
for new Wilcox wildcat one mile
southeast of Church Hill and two
and one-quarter miles east of
Church Hill Field, jefferson Coun-
ty, Miss.
New test is No. / Matte Truly,
spotted as follows: from southeast
corner Section 71-9N-1W, west
along section line 1905 feet, thence
north at right angle 1910 feet to
location in Section II.
Contract will be handled by Pet
erson Drilling Co.
Nearest previous test was Gam
mill & Cashion's No. / Viola Smith
72-9N-1W, slightly more than one
half mile to the northeast. Total
depth was 6513 feet. With eleva-
ton 243 feet, derrick floor, top of
Wilcox was logged at 1918 feet,
Base Big Shale $50, Artman
5525, Base Baker Shale 5643, and
Base Minter Shale 1868 feet.
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Negroes Are
0utnumbered
TWo-To-0ne-
On Urban
League Board

NEW YORK-Negroes are out
numbered by whites two-to-one on
the board of directors of the Ma
tional Urban League, a condition
which might account for such char
ges as were brought by Federal
Judge Irwin c. Mollison that the
Urban League has sold out to the
big-money white interests which
subsidize it.
A survey this week of the IS
members of the National Board,
disclosed that 81 are white and 18
are Negroes and that although 80
of the whites live in New York, II
of the Negroes live outside New
York, from 80 to $500 miles from