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Evening star., 1954-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW in the
heart Of Silver Spring. near all
stores. Catholic Church and school;
). rooms and bath with a lot OF
charm. and character; full bsmt..
expandable attic, 6Oxl25 lot; we're
want want i; .:sl $4,000 RIPLEY & @ Ro,
ewes.
TIME WELL SPENT looking through
this Sill. Spg. home in ''McKenney
Hills; 6 well-arranged rooms and
bath. modernly equipped. full bsmt..
grade school only block; S14 $50;
extra lot available II you wish.
Owner will consider GI contract.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors, JU.
5-6l11. Open ewes.
HERE'S A CAPE COD with an extra
bedroom up (making - and recr.
room room in IN bsmt; s5x125 lot gives
Whsaton shopping, bus. etc; only
contract. RIPLEY & RoMSR. Real
tors. JU. 5-611l. Open ewes.
BETHESDA RAMBLER-SIs. $50
Immac. white brk.; level lot; high
elev.: 3 bedrms.. ige. liv. rm., fire.
pl., kit, with breakfast space, full
bsmt;,; driveway. Direc.: Out Brad
h1yys lex olyd tN sds 2s Pi pds to RIDGE right y
ises. OIL. 2-2025. Open . to $50.
CH. CHI. MD. RoLLINGWOoD AREA
Charming custom rambler. Three
bedrmS., ? baths all de luxe equip !;
lot 90x140; 3 yrs. old. like new.
Owner transf.. realistically priced
North on Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase
Circle, right on Western to Winnett
rd.' LETT to 71O6 Brennon laneo
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ATTRACTIVE HOME
ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
O1n Ron

S10,5O0
Five-rm. brk. home; sep. din. rm.
full bsmt.. storm windows. Anchor
fence.
S1325O
BRAND NEW
Two-bedrm. expandable attic home
dream kit. with natural wood cab
inets; full daylight bsmt.. outside
entr.; . porches; attached gar.
on h-acre lot. Only 81 900 down
$50 mo. to responsible party.
S13,950
Beautiful brk. rambler, loaded with
extras. and in pert. cond. Lge. liv
rm., 2 twin bedrms., full bsmt
partially I'm. rec. rm., screened
porch.
S12.25O
Brk. rambler: 3 lee. bedrms. spacious
liv. .rm. with dining area: storm
windows. Desirable cor. lot.
S1o.950
Two baths, 4 bedrmS.. plus apt anC
bath in Eng. bsmt.; well-kept older.
type home and cow Takoma PIX
Perfect for large family or o
family home; nice shrubs; 50x200.
#. lot. Only $1,000 down.
CT and non-GI. Desirable financing
can be worked out. Let us discuss
Mrs. Hart. Lo. 5-5OO7.
cox & CO, JU. 5-0775.
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- mile to new
Route $40 cloverleaf.
l. Commercial possibilities; S-rm
ANTIQUE brick; 2 acres; $500;
financing.
2; 7-rm. frame: rs acre; $1,000;
BUCKEYSTOWN AGA, with SAN
DOZ, INC, DU. 7-l234.
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PARKvIEw ESTATE

EAhh VIEW ES ALE
A beautiful split level home
on about e acre in this fine
area bounded on 3 sides by
Rock Greek Park and enjoying
a beautiful view. There is a
wide center hall with tile
floor, large living room, fire-
place, very spacious dining
room with glass wall opening
to patio. Beautiful and COM
pletely equip. kitchen has pic
ture window, a laundry room
adj. and deep freeze room.
3 bedrooms and :. baths on
upper level. Large bedroom
and bath, charming clubroom
with firepl. Unfinished room
and storage space on lower
level. Covered carport for >
cars. For further information
and appt. to inspect. please
call INEZ CUSHARD, EN-. 2
4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHTON-A complete and charming
acres. in fine country neighborhood.
1st floor: Liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
pantry. Ra,ntyy. % breakfast rm;l z bath.
3 tiled baths. Grounds: Guest.
with lge. loft, henhouses; waik-in
eTHfAsRN teHANAaH. aH-Sgse; fSe. j. WESLEY Bu-
BETHESDA. Greenwich Forest. $500
wilson lane-Open daily and Sun
Brand-new custom built attrac. brick
rambler, n lovely section Of
beautiful ha. homes, stately trees: g
e BE- surs 70 pate Sc. f THs lyAf HeM elsi
with SIS. 600 first trust. VI. CIiF.
FORD sHERTZER. Realtor. OIL.
BETHESDA-ENGLISH VILLAGE. This
Is sti,, an older home. delishtfully and
ter-hall plan. 2S- it,. liv. .rm.. l4xl4
din. rm., den. mod. kit. bath on LIST
fir; 4 lge. bedrms.. . baths, Ind nr. !:
Iscar Iscaa garage; tool shed, lge. level lot.
Many Man :, dellghtiuI M features. Must, NUS 5e
S29.95O OIL. 2-1169.
BETHESDA'S BIG vALUE-SO27 Alb
eerdeen rd;-0pen Sun 1-6: huge So
IL op ork c.naa1 Tamoler b. in beautiful Stdrnos cond
baths immense utility room. large.
all-electric kit: big screened porch.
3-car attached garage: large. level.
corner lot in the finest location;
e W: ms ayf to % BTsdss nSsress6 Dyd
right to. home; FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
Dl. 7-1411. Ewes. JU. 5-6456.
BETHEsDAISenst ETH SD His,
bsmt. with outside entrance, all
elec. kit. dishwasher and disposal;
excellent value; may be purchased
ph as seeoa tn BfINesSY SS fGYn RExE
BEfHEsDA RAMBLERms III . bedrooms. eth';
~ baths. huge Hotpoint electric
Kitchen with dishwasher, chestnut
sprinss and eG stream cam acres saEaSd snd
Only S3l.50 low, down payment:
Out Georgetown rd. in Bethesda 4
miles to Lux lane, then left to
property. Open from l" noon, Sun,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NH. Ma
val Hosp, schools, . lge, bedrms.
newly decor. fenced yard, Ice. trees.
small down pymt.: rest 1st trust,
OWNER. 450S S. Chelsea, OIL. A.
BETMEsDA-HoUsE FOR SALE BY
OWNER, S11.15O. EXcellently con-
structed brick home, two large bed.
rooms Zone with windowed walk-in
room with foyer and fireplace. large
equipped Kitchen with breakfast
area: full basement with layatory
and wash tubs: attached brick ga
screened porch of living room. In
sulated walls, and attic, wall-to-
wall carpeting: Located ga blocks
Bank OF Bethesda and the National
elementary school, block from Our
Lady of Lourdes and B-CC High
School. Lot 60xl10 with many
Towering shrubs and trees: First
sTqst' Rsfbs.ss sh,;9e o 45sl 5asl5oMys virsinia
BETHESDA--Split-level rambler, cor
ner: I bedrms,, M baths; bsmt.
garage: din. rm.: dishwasher, etc.
Hk1GGg n 2WNERA TRASfY sf RbFrsm. 81: 41sa mouse
pm rms. i0f new Sr bsthsoom nS5es 9nd HSST aoor
kitchen $500. Call Mrs: Candy:
Eyergresn 473S696. J. WESLEY
BROOKMONT-At s1s.S00, we Offer
an attractive, economical white Co
lonial home. on shaded lot; close to
Army Map and / block to carline;
3 bedrooms and bath on end d.;
liv. rm.. rear screened porch: din.
rm., step-saving kit. paneled family
rm. with outside entrance in base
ment, plus shop rm. and lavatory:
June 1 possession. Call NE. S-16Sl:
OIL. 4-45e3. JOHN R. HoKE, .
yrs. old, large rooms, fireplace, rec.
rmu Law. and bar: S16.e6o. JU.
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RETHESDA

5-rm. brick bungalow, near all conv.
nice handicapped lot: full bsmt.: rec
rm.: almost new-house cond.: priced
less than cost to owner.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN STJNnAy 1.s PM

III WINDSOR ST, s. s., MD.
Near st. Michaefs and Montgomery
Blair Schools; lovely det. brick-and-
frame home. bright liV. rm. with
fireplace. family size din. rm., bed
rm. and full batn. Ige kitchen with
breakfast. room . otner lge. bee
rms. and bath on 2nd A.; lge
screened-in porch of llv. rm.. beau
ti1ul corner lot, brock and many
shade trees; built-in garage. Gas
&C. heat. Owners leaving city
Directions: Colesville rd. to Dale
dr.. right to Greenbrier dr., left to
Windsor and home
]. LEE DONNELLY & SON
Realtors
Ma. S-33l6. Ewes, OIL. 4-4014
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SILVER sPRING-AssUME 4es q
LOAN AT S73 PER Mo, 2La YRS
OLD E RMS, BSMT,, FENCED IOT
OWNER FOR Sl3, ,45O. LO. 4-6S15
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OPEN
l TO 6 SUNDAY

RAMBI Err, PRIZE FLOOR PLAN!
9517 LINDALE DRIVE
Stone and brick. almost new ram
bier. located on large corner lot
nr grade and parochial schools.
Large liv. rm., dining ell. modern
electric kitchen, breakfast room. 3
basement, rec. rm. and lavatory
Assume GI. 4ec loan Reasonably
low down payment. Bring your
checkbook. Price, S20,500.
Out Wise. ave. to Western ave,
miles to East-West Hgwy., left on
miles to Ryland drive and left
blks to Lindale and open sign.
For further information call Mr.
Herman, OIL. 2-7662.
ROBERT B. HALL co. OIL. 2-3250
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! screened-in porch of 'iv. rm. bean-
tiful corner lot brock and many
shade 'reeS; built-in garage. Gas
&C. heat. Owners leaving city
DIRECTIONS: Colesville rd., to, Dale
! dr.. right to Greenbrier dr.. left to
/ Windsor and home.
j. LEE DONNELLY L. SON
Realtors
MA. s-3316. Ewes. OIL. 4-4074
GI-APPROVED-S63O DOWN
411RREbDPRnMI; RbPnMI; CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
pN0IL N0L AND LANGLEY PARK. 49,
. NEW CAPE COD BRICK
nTtAIs TAkoMA PARK. $1,000 On. -
ON BEAUTIFUL GEORGIA AVE. cx.
tended, opposite st. John School.
and future new church.
l02l4 GEORGIA AVE
OPEN SUNDAY. l0;3n AN. 70 S
3,yr. .-old brick rambler, in new
house condition; 8 bedrms. ard
PAIN: tuil bsmt., porch, Gear de
Easyo terms. RoBT. L LoWERSY,.
JU. $4,000 or JU. 5-~4l2.
GAITHERSBURG
Large, modern, ) bedrms.. "a baths,
center of town; Al condition: ex-
eel5ent esb financing. BY appointment,
Large. modern. 4 bedrms.. excellent
location; 80 days possession. Si4,-
Modern, . bedrms.. fireplace, full
basement. with. rec. rm. Nice loca-
tlon. Al condition. $4,000.
NEAR GAITHERSBURG
ModsFR sfFes S0fm Of LAMB a6ousf, sfeS 2Sar garage
Modern. bedrms.. full bsmt.. large
lot, excellent financing; $1,000
CLARKSBURG
'IIrm; MOUSE; bath. no heat. y acre
S'oS oN No. ~ 90. 66RAHr f " SHqs sEcBAPPff R1Pf
GGalthersburg 555 or PSI.
ROSEMARY HILLS
NEW LISTING-DETACH BRICK
FIRST-FLOOR POWDER ROOM
unusually attractive recreation room
F sidcha d'mf entranca 3tesntuly Tedee0Ested
room living room with firepIace: pace
modern. all-electric kitchen. screened
porch; many extras. Priced below
cost for quick sale: top financing
Sl3;4n0 loan. Call Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE co
1ec4 14th St. EeHl'0F NV AID 4-eoo5
WOODMOOR. OPEN SUNDAY I-6
10000 Ridsemoor dr.. deluxe Cape
Cod custom built for present own
er yrs. ago, 8 spacious rooms
center hall, 23-ft. living room. II Tx <
l3. dining room, electric Kitchen,
tWln- size 1st-foor bedroom and
tull bath, upstairs are . twin-size
bedrooms, bath and storage room.
Hot-water heat with concealed ra-
nlQf1nn lfrh =
fireplace. mercury switches, large
closets etc. Attached garage; rec.
room. with fireplace. One of the
larger homes in this beautiful
planned community. Near all con-
/ veniences. Quiet street. Well land
sSrnSd sSSaned lot %vNtp With many flowers. and
Directions; Out Colesyille rd. . blocks
nast Four Corners traffic light. right
on Lorraine, blocks to Ridgemoor.
IeIt blocks TO open sign.
BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY & DAILY 1 TO &
Owner must sell this lovely 2-bedroom
home and has reduced price for
quick sale. Newly built Diet. garage
nc nded- S3U2 18th ave, Langley
LOUIS RUDDEN, EX $500
FARMETTFS-TWO
6la acres, 6-rm. house, Siod,5oo
30 min. from town
Mr.. Barton. PO. 2-2970. cox & CO.
DAYLIGHT BASEMENT
WITH PICTURE WINDOWS is fea-
tured in this attractive custom built
brick rambler, large liv. rm with
/ hrepl... sep. din. rm., stairs to stor-
| to dark. Direct ions: Out Ga. ave.
| to Arcola ave, right to 17@2.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
III 4 Srn. ENas "A q
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GROSNER LANE

5-rm. rambler situated on approx. "a
acre: liv. rm, 1Sx24, fireplace: kitch-
bath; partly finished bedrm. and
bath and storage space on End fr.
nice trees and garden: price.
Sl1,950. Call Mr.. Laughlin,
EUGENE B. GINGELL, Real Estate.
exclusive, OIL. 2-@022: ewes. and
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T. PAUL MUDD & co.
81 000

Anacostia. Honeymoon cottage with
al Convenlences; reasonable terms.
Can Mr. Gibson, HU. $4,000
SPARKS AGENCY, DU. 1895.
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HILLCREST

sSl1 Suitland rd.-Outstanding a-rm
prick home; liv. rm. with fireplace
din. -rm,, kit. ? bedr1as. and bath
LIST fl; 3 large rms. kit or den and
bath End f.; bsfnt.; 2-car gar
many extras.
To buy. sell or rent in Sc. or nearby
MARYLAND. call IU 4-43S2
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE co
Realtor
RICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY & DAILY l TO &
Owner must sell this lovely 2-bedroor,
home and has reduced price fol
quick sale. Newly built Diet. garage
inc 'uded. SaU2 18th ave, Langley
. fouls 8 fS, RuDpEN. Ex a.5zn-
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HuICRES,r

Hn27 Branch ave. - 1-rm. detached
brick; beauty Craft kit. rec. rm
W. heat gar; storm windows anc
screens: lge. handicapped lot with
barbecue pit; priced to sell. Make
offer.
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S.E.-OPEN 1-6-S.E.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE
1920 8 st. SEA bargain in 6-rm
Semidetached brick: equipped XII.
full bsnt., baths, fenced rear I'd
concrete front porch. storm window:
and screens. Immed. poss Dir
right on S ST. to Open Sign.
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3424 N ST. Sc.
ST 900 DoWn-S65 Per Mo

BUYS this, nice 6-rm. and bath de-
Course. for a total price of $500
House has gas h.-w. heat. garage
storage bldg, Ice. inclosed porch and
2 additional bldg lots adjoining this
for reasonable amount Of money
HERBERT g. SONS. Realtors. SIS
East. CAPITOL st. Ii. 3-0129: ewes,
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trees. A delightful spot for this
modern brick rambler with 8 bed
rooms. beamed ceiling living room
basement: popular Silver Spg. area
and bus; Sie.9bos Hoi RILEY fP ES9oois :
ROMER. Realtors. JU. 5-611I. Open
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EE- BEDROOM RAMBLER jr

."Glenmont Hills freshly decorated;
family already moved to other
coast so. can obtain early possess
sion; schools near and good bus
service: S12.95O. RIPLEY &
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KENSINGTON - 31O1 Ferndale st.
Cape Cod. 8 bedrmS. and den: full
bsmt. with outside entrance: gas
&C. heat; redecorated; available
Immediately: ideal for children.
$4,000. OWNER, LO. 5-45U9.
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1904 sLEAFoRD RD., Bethesda. Md.
--3 beorms,, > tiled baths. family
rm., slate roof. walking distance
public and parochial schools, shop
pins and transp. Open Sat. and
Sun. ] It'll dark. To reach: Out Wis,
ave. to East:West hwy. right to
Pesrl st. LADY Of Lourdes), left to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18

Distillers Products Corporation
to advertise one of it's bourbons,
is reported to be far older than
the 3O-year zoo record.
AS to parrots, Captain Parker
L. Brook of Salem, Mass, &C.
quired bird in 1890 which lived
with him afloat and ashore. The
bird was very much a member
of the Brook family and was
known in Salem as Sunny be-
cause of it's cheerful disposition.
After the captains death, Old
Sunny Brook became the prop
erty of Parker L. Brook, Jr.,
finally dying in 1887 at an age
close to 100. Another parrot,
this one the pet of a restaurant
owner in Panama City, has been
greeting diners ever since Ferdi-
nand de Lesseps' unsuccessful
attempt to dig q canal across the
Isthmus Of Panama in 1882. 1t
is still alive at the age of about
".
The Audubon Society says that
it has learned to take stories
about the great ages of birds
with grain Of salt-particu-
larly when the only witness is
the pets owner. The Society
says that the most accurate rec
ords are kept by the profession
als-the veterinarians and other
experts of the zoo stats.
But that doesn't answer the
question at the head Of this ar
ticle: How old is an old crow?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18
Sex Appeal Of
0ne-ceII "Siren"
Revealed At
Meeting Institute
Of Biological
Sciences
Scientist Tells How
Female VOrticella
Gets Her "Man"

GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Modern
woman, who spends millions of
dollars each year in her attempt to
catch the eye of the opposite sex,
might well envy the lowly Vorticel-
la who accomplishes the same feat
with the equivalent of a mere squirt
of saliva.
This new technique in sex ap-
peal was revealed today by How
ard University Zoologist Harold
f. Finley at the annual meeting
of the Institute of Biological
Sciences. Some 5000 scientists are
participating in the meeting which
is being held at the University of
Florida.
In paper titled Biological Ac-
tivity of Vorticella Microstoma Sex
Attractants" DR.. Finley told how
he and H. B. Williams, Howard
associate, probed into the sex life
of the one-cell animal and discov-
cred tendencies typical Of the mod
ern "siren."
According to DIR. Finley, the fe-
male Vorticella's "come-on" tech
nique consists of the secretion of
a hormone-lik substance which
has greater magnetic power SEEM
ingly than even the most expensive
perfumes. Under it's influence the
males literally swarm around her,
and she has her pick of the lot.
The "wolf call" of the female
Vorticella was only one of the
similarities between protozoans
and man revealed in the Howard
scientists year-long study. Other
common traits found in the Worth
celia included certain chemical
building blocks" or amino acids,
which are as essential to the sur
vival of this primitive pond-dwell-
ing animal as they are to the sur
vival of man.
DR.. Finley, who heads the de-
partment of zoology at Howard, is
a native of Palatka, Fla. He holds
the Bachelor of Science degree
from Morehouse College in Atlanta
and the Master of Science and
Doctor of Philosophy degrees from
the University of Wisconsin.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18
The Answer To The Citizens Councils

The organization of White Groups into Citizens
Councils throughout the state result of the
decisions of the United States Supreme Court to main
tain segregation in Mississippi despite the decisions,
fell with ominous impact upon the Negro mind and
muny of the state with publication last Friday of inter
views with members of the group serving men,
bers of special session of the state legislature under
the byne of Sam Johnson, staff writer for the Asso
ciated Press.
The publication of the interviews, despite the
precedented unchristan and un-democratic, and
what inhuman remarks attributed to members of the
Citizens Council and members of the State Legislature
the unprOvOcative answer to such remarks is ready
made for every sincere and responsible Negro Leader
whose heart is weighted beyond thoughts of self with
the welfare OF the of Negroes of the State who
stand virtually helpless in the wake of the announced
plans and purposes of the Citizens Coucs.
Up in Washington, according to reports plans
foot to create National Memorial to the later Booker
T. Washington, founder of Tuskegee Institute and great
est of all among American Negro Leaders, living dead
whose philosophy of relations propounded in his
famous Atlanta Speech and contained these words: In
all things purely social can be as separate as the
fingers yet all things that affect mutual progress
and development can be together as the hand"
When Booker T. Washington made his famous At
ana Speech relations in the South at its lowest
ebb, the Constitutions of 1890 having already totally dis
franchsed the Negro, with the Ku Klux Klan and the
ynching bee everywhere being used as the instrument
to force the Negro into submission. 1t the philos
ophy of racerelations advanced by Washington which
tempered the times and lead to constantly improving
pattern of racereatons the impact of which lead to the
dissolution of the Ku Kux Khan and the dissipation of the
khan philosophy.
of the struggle and progress of the Negro in the South
is the fact that the Negro in the South became attracted
by outside forces that caused him to look away from the
philosophy of Booker T. Washington before having had
time to and enjoy the full fruits of its unfolding.
From every source it is being heard that the Su-
preme Court decision aboishng segregation in the public
schools translated into drive for ntegraton rather
than for complete equality under the law has brought
forth period when relations in the South
bad if than in the period Immediately following
the reconstruction
For every responsible Negro leader in Mississippi
who has the courage proclaim it the to
the Citizens Councils spreading Mississippi is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18

Recently an old crow named
Deacon died Of a heart attack at
the Bronx, N. Y, Children's Zoo.
He was ID. When another crow
died a week later in Charlotte,
Mich, aged 26, it started anna
teur ornithologists asking, "How
long do these birds live ?"
In a wild state birds have
short life expectancy. Severe
weather, food shortages, hunters
and predators sharply reduce
chances of survival to a ripe old
age. However, in captivity good
care often stretches the life span
of feathered pets to astounding
lengths.
From the records of ZOOS in
the U. S. and abroad comes this
box score on longevity among
several species: Golden Eagle, 80
years; Raven, 70 years; Domes-
tic Goose, IS years; Parrot, SO
years; Swan, 80 years; and
Grow, 80 years.
AS reported by private owners,
these figures are frequently
topped to the point of incredu-
lity. For instance, a paper read
before the London Geological
Society in 1898 told of an old
crow owned by the Comte de
Beaucorps which was 90 years
old. James A. Walker, a Che
mango County, N. Y, farmer
had an old crow which lived to
be 43; Ole Grow, one Of several
such birds owned by the National
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18

When | have finished my journey
here
In a world that is full of sin
Jesus is the door keeper in heaven
And He promised to let me in.
He said if l believe on Him
And did not believe in vain
He said His yoke was easy
And He would let me in.
Oh for a closer walk with God
And His Son who was crucified
The door keeper of Gods Heaven
you see
Where all the saints of God shall
abide.
Be ready when that day shall come
And we all shall be at the end
When the saints all come march
ing by
And we all go marching in.
Jesus will be standing at Heavens
door
He knows all the saints by name
When we shall be singing Glory
Hallelujah
When we saints go marching in.
| want to know from you out there
Will you be in that number to
begin
When the dead in Christ shall rise
And we all go marchin in.
We are getting closer to that awful
day
And sin | will say is in the land
Your children are running wild
day and night
And a very few will take heed.
The Holy Bible tells US all the
same
Train the child the way he should
Yet you give them money for the
movies
And chop out your child's grassy
row.
Fathers and mothers you are the
blame
When you fail to train your child
up right
God has his eyes on every one you
And he knows both black and
white,
Allowing your children to have
their way
/ don't believe it will be so we'll
Jesus said, ITO train them the
way they should go"
If you fail is it Heaven or is it
hell.
By Rev. John r. Perkins,
2611 Lilly Street,
Jackson, Mississippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18
Church Hill Field
Yields New Oiler

Church Hill Field, jefferson
County, Miss, has yielded new
oiler with completion of Lyle Cash
ion Company's No. Carrie NJ.
Allen, Section 19-SN-2W.
Perforated opposite Artman sand
of the Wilcox series at 5414-17 feet,
the well was completed flowing at
the rate of 100 barrels pipeline oil
per day through 12i64-inch choke
with tubing pressure 100 pounds.
Estimated gravity is 40 degrees.
Core in Artman sand recovered
six feet of clean oil sand and six
feet of shaly sand with show of oil.
The Artman was topped at 5414
feet, elevation 234 feet, derrick
floor.
Drilled to 5607 feet, hole was
cased to $50 feet with string of
finch pipe for the completion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-18
HATTIESBURG
News

Pvt. Robert George, son of Mrs.
Lucille Jackson, left Tuesday,
Sept. 7, for New Jersey, where he
will be shipped for overseas duty.
May God guide and protect him
until he returns.
Circle No. / of the Mt. Olive M.
B. Church met at the home of
Mrs. M. L. Martin. Rev. E. L..
Jones, pastor.
The Sweet Pilgrims Church
had one of the most enjoyable
meetings of the year. A large
number were baptized in the name
of the Lord and Jesus Christ. Rev.
j. H. Mayse, pastor.
The mission meeting will be held
at the Mt. Oliver Church Sunday,
Sept. 10. All members are asked
to be present. Mrs. M. L. Martin,
president; Mrs. B. Johnson, secre-
tary; Rev. E. L. Jones, pastor.
Mr.. Bonnie Jackson was rushed
to the Forest County General Hos
pital very i'll Wednesday, Septem-
Der s. His condition is reported
as satisfactory now.
Rev. E. L. Montgomery passed
away today at his home. He was
a member of the Mt. Oliver M. B.
Church and of the H. B. Avice,
president of Lodge No. 4S1. He
was faithful member of his lodge.
He leaves to mourn his wife, his
only relative.