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APIS. EURNISHEp-Mp.

TWO-BEDRM. DUPLEx-Rosemary
mo. JU $1,000.
LIv.. RIM. bedrm.. kit, bath; front
and back entrance; $3.50. utils
incl. WA. 7-639s. between IL and 8.
SILVER sPRING-Apt. Houss-Liv.
rm.. din, bath with shower. equip.
nice mic: I'd. Close to 'A SHOP, transp..
school. .s CHILDREN permitted. sl16.
44O4 goth ST., Mt. Rainier-2 rms,
kit, bath we'll furn;; utils. incl. No
children. UN. 4-0423. lis
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Liv. rm., 2Ox22;
bed alcove: kit, dinette, bath. nrepl..
utils.. phone incl; 500. OIL. 2-S2ss.
Oil PROSPECT AVE-. TAX. PIX. MD.
% rms. bath. garage. porch. fire.
place; nice furn.; $125. JU. 5-6295.
sao5 GARLAND AVE. TAX. Pk.-
Unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt; liv. rm.. din.
transp.; no pets. JU. $1,000. is
32O4 PERRY ST.. Mt. Rainier-Nice
and clean; rms. semipvt. bath;
s sent SIS 5Sn mo i FREES fkrAEfY
apis; s1i0 and Si05 per mo,
utilities incl Move in now; rent
INC. JU. s-6556 til 8 pm. is
3SOI PERRY ST.. Mt. Rainier liv.
rm.-bedrm., mod. kit. and bath;
s sSod trans $40 For married couple no
SMALL FURN. APT.-Liv. rm.. bed
furn; f Seit. li sf So m sna p S
quiet medium-aRe cple. WA. 7-6640.
COLLEGE PARK. Md rms. Kit
ehenetts BATH n. e ear stop; at s,.s SooF
Pm af ~ E ;coSd 61,o 2rT s' S4ls Sslti9
entrance: utiis. incl: $40 per mo.
S %a 7 sstH ave. colmaF NAB M1aor'
CHEvERLY. MD.-3-room and bath
apt. in private home; close to
transp. Utils. furn. WA. 7-2039.
RIyERDALE-2 bedrms;. Nv: rm.,
dinette. kit. and bath; M; downtown
$50 mo. UN. 4-2696.
BROoKEvILLE. MD.-Nicely furn-
ished. modern 2:rm., kit. and bath
tiles included. $50. NO. 7-O660.
TAKoMA PIX, MD.-1-bedrm. apt.
IN cunt BLDG. brand new corid.
spsction. 6s07 Red Top I'd. 10.
9-2631. 20
TAX. PK.-Attractive. complete. 1st
ar b-rm. apt; 2 pvt. entrs. and
S110 10. s-4o2S. 10. 5-2150;
ATTR. APT.-Restful loo. Takoma;
picture window overlooking park.
Ice. liv. rm., bedrm., dinette. kit,
bath with shower, secluded sundeck;
adults. Incl. utils.. 500. 10. 5-35S7.
TAX. PK.-De luxe Arm. apt; at
trac. furn.: frepl.. tiled bath. auto
matte oven; beaut. grounds: cool
in summer. Price moderate to Quiet
adults. JU. 5-320S.
TAKOMA PK.-Nicely furn. enc:
ssl. or working cple.: $40 mo. Pvt.
entr.. good transp. JU. e-9S66.
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COLORED
THE NEW pgN5AR HoTM

18th AND you SITS. NV.
For permanent residence. see our
furn. rms. for comfort and economy
See the variety Of rooms and serv-
ices offered and shopping facilities
day; not avail. elsewhere under one
roof. We GUARANTEE furn. ac-
commodations for SO and UP. Rms.
shown day or night, incl. Sunday.
NO. 1890. -1S
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

1903 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-sunny,
privil.: conv. transp. NO. 7-7502.
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ON CAPITOL HILL

OLORED-TAYLOR NEAR 9Th NV.
utils. Avail. lmmed. RIA. 6-5022
COLOREp-14th AND COL. RID. NV,
Ia effic. apis. refgr.; SIS wkly ;,
ssdgynltsso only. ME. s-ess2: ewes. tn
coLoRED-so T ST. NV bedrm
Ho. 2-157S. En- EN- s go incl L Sili'
COLORED-9OO BLOCK QUINCY ST.
N.W.-Bsmt. with pvt. entrance,
rm., kit. and bath; adults; newly
dec. nicely Furnished; $50. incl
utils;;, CAN 10 to 4. v. D. JOHN
COLORED-TALBER ST. Sc, mr.
Nichols Mi l,n ave; busmTwo bedr%s,; lily 1S
garage, completely furnished; adults;
s sGe c Al. lS s-4 g + " D. JOB JOIN
COLoRED-171S 18th ST. NV
Two lge. rms, lge. kit. bath. MRS
D. JOHNSON, no. 2-S6I6. is
COLORED-745 QUEBEC PL. NV
and bath apt. DU. 7-6450. is
CoLORED-I3O9 RHODE ISLAND
SIEGMAN REALTY. ia. 9-5495.
COLORED-BSMT.; 314 18th st. ne !;
1 rm. kit and complete bath; couple
or bachelor; S52 mo-: util. incl
Ii. 4-5597.
COLORED-13Ii r. I. AVE. NV; 1
rm., kit, Semi-bath; rent, S49.50;
inspect then call CO. 5-6222.
COLoRED-55 BRYANT ST. NV; 1
bedrm.. liv rm.. kit, bath; S72.50;
child: utils. incl. Ii. 6-302l.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER. MD.
AVAILABLE MAY

just across the District line. bus
and theater; excellent bus trans
portation.
Nicely furn. apt. Reception hall,
Nv. rm., .dinette. bedrm.. hit. and
bath: Sa06. incl. utils.
Reception hall. liy. ym,, dinettS,
bedrms.. lit. and bath; S124.20, incl.
uttls.
P 8sn, !, .assa'w VI o;s:lga JsSsoandiis
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-p. e.

APT. in pvt. home;
semipvt. bath, utils. incl: adults
only. LU. 4-4627; avail. April 10
1ee C ST. NE and 8 rm, efics..
all utils, dishes, ETC.; semiprivate
baths; S50-S9O. IL. 1915. lis
CONN. AVE-Apt bldg; from May to
Oct ! lge. eftic.; sun porch; ideal
for summer KE. 7-0508. lis
complete for EN-
cheney unit: apt. avail. to rent.
KEW GARDENS. 200 Que st. NV.
GEORGETOWN bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit and bath: compl. furn. and
equip. KEW GARDENS. 27O0 Que
st. NV. lis
apt. with
din. kit. and bath: compl. furn.
and equip. KEW GARDENS. 200
Que st. NV is
LOOK-Wall-to-wa earpeting, TV,
auto. washer, Mixmaster, ETC.: beaut.
den. sleeping porch ! bedrm.. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; mr.. goli
course and park; in high. cool
southeast. Only responsible parties
considered: S125 per mo. Phone
LU, 2-2601, lis
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1915 18th ST. NV.

Two bedrooms, living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath, completely re-
decorated and beautifully furnished.
See MRS. BROAD. resident manager.
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
NEWLY FURNISHED
WORCESTERSHIRE
COMMUNITY

Nichols ave. and Galveston
ERL and downtown: excel.
ping; bright. large rms, full
size kitchens and pastel tile
baths. Res. Mgr. on premises,
90 Galveston pl. s.w. 10. 81
1926.
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1889 SPRING RID. NV.
Very large, beautifully furnished stu
dressing closet with roll-sway bed
available in this fine bldg. just off
10th st. Rent. SIS. ALSO LARGE
1-BEDRM. APT. available now at
S94.50. See janitor on premises.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 3-1s11
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COLoRKp
NgHw nITNRAR H0TH,

soiS 18Th ST. NV.
Tfaneients - tourists. Rooms nov
available $3.50 and up. 24.hr. serv-
Ice. Come In Of call NO. 1870.
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AVAILABLE NOW

AVAILABLE NOW
Attractive Apis. for Rent In
THE BRoADMooR. 1901 Conn.
S165-S17O mo. for / bedrm., liv. rm..
din. rm.. foyer, kitchen and bath:
Short or long term lease considered.
BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
$40. 2 hedrms. with din. I'm.
Inquire Weekdays
EDMUND J. FLYNN CO.
Washington Bldg. Ma. S-9566
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1929 14th ST. NV.
Entire floor; living room, bedrm., kit.
bath. $50. Incl. utils. RIA. 6-2O36.
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';:, sss:s1ss2Es 81 as s w. IN g s!,l:
N IA oG SSUuroNT CIRCLE - Clean
2-rm. bsmt.. semipvt. bath; for cill-
tured couple; $50 mo. 1875 P st.
1e7 wEBsTER IT. N.w.-Bedrn..
xf. or S-: Sos ' mo. "A. sossSsoss. rs rs
1900 BILTMoRE ST. NV, Apt. No.
Newly dec. attrac. furn.. bed
Apt, g.. WALKER q DUNIoP. 1900
s s2s5 3: -, M s.1h7 60 s-o222. RAi o.
1891 QUE ST. N.w.-Furn. room
and bath apt. In modern apt. bldg;
s ssidF i ana arm $50 Rarfins faellssStss
18th ST. NE. 213-Three large rooms;
1882 EYE ST.-Excel. downtown To-
cation. 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
Reduced from $110 to $S5 per mo-.
with utilities. ME. s-64S2. EN-.
1880 isS' PARK RID. N.w.-B.ch.lor I art.
S Sss' s I'll; incl Good eond:. 81 sIs''
3 Rooms. kitchen and bath. newly
decorated nicely furnished. in apt.
building. INQUIRE ewes. after 8 pm.
~ .s'. s!s s! IL
9is MD. AVE. Ne rms. kit.
pvt. bath. 1st floor, SIS wk.: ! rm.
BIT: porch. semibath. SIS wk; Ii.
= o10S R j ADULTS, NV. section
bedrms.. hy: rm.. kit, shower rm;.
pvt. entr. Ia. $4,000. ~. s-3GSS3.
LIy. RIM. bedrm.. bath, shower.
c 1HFf1tdlii; s. ssG 11c : .ses b.dra:
bldg. redec. LA. 6-95SS. lis
RANDALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
newly dec. duplex apt; lge. lily. rH.,
s snstt SiS d. s 49, s Sssa
/ B sE Dr. Ia and kit.. nicely furn.. s12
and SIS weekly. ia G st. ne.
GA. AND NEW HAMPsHIRE-Whole
lst Fl IT, liv .oo Fm 6sdr% sun sAS E
LIy; ~, EM.. . ssd1m, 81. bath. 4! gsil,
18th st. nv; Call AID. 2-S439. -ls
1872 ss. sFd ST. N ssdr d;Intt. sDsTt-
bath, slarge screened rear porch;
heat. hot water: good transp.
Adults, empl. couple pref. $50 per
mo. Phone DE. 2-1525. -1S
4?9 VALLEY AVE. S.E.-Well-furn.
2nd-n. apt. in pvt. duplex. Liv. rm.,
dinette. bedrm.. kit, bath; laundry
facilities: 500. incl. utils. 10. B.
EMBASSY 1HaHnsY SECTION. park loc.INew
air-cond. bldg, elegant apt. for q;
incl. china, silver. linens. etc; dress
ing rm.. full bath, kit. refgr.. elev.,
laundry. storage. ef1cient secretarial
service. 1475 Euclid St. NV. HUI.
1S7s MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
In small apt. house; share bath with
l other couple; $4S month. -22
COLUMBIA RD.,. 1S52-One bedrm. /;
1 F,yr' 1d lease; s1oo. co. $3.50.
GEORGETOWN-Two unusually de-
sirable vacancies. In well-maintained
apt. bldg. beautifully furn: and
age facilities, easy parking; excel.
location and transp.; $120-S13O
mo. 312O r st. NV. NO. 1880
STUDIO APT.;. downtown-Rent reas.
21O6 Eye st. NV. Inspect any
NEAR sHoRERAM, facing Rock
Creek Park-1-bedrm. apt. with
closed porch; S140. no. $4,000.
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WESLEY HOTEL
21S1 o ST. NV.
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY

Complete with 0fdcient ho-
tel services and convon-
fences, plus . weIl-rounded
social program.
Daily, - Up; Monthly, go Up
no. 2-0lOO
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GlS KENNEDY ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. and bath, $3.50, In
Guiding utilities. Convenient to
shopping and transp. Working
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H AND sS g kfNG CO. g.. ESQ Gon issg
SIIo Nichols ave Sc LII, 4-250i
GEORGETOWN-Large cor apt, =
bedrms., full size din. rm KEW
GARDENS. 200 Que ST. NV
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE-New ] and 2
bedrms.: cow. GEORGETOWN, Fort
Adults. Medium rent. ia. s.ii3S
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1878 KALORAMA RID. NV. &
rooms, kit. bath. Newly tecoratedi
S51 30. Adults only.
1915 10th st. n.w.-l room. kit,
share bath; 4th fir; r,, S;I5 AdS Sgo
lIth ST n " NO 1-4nn1
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1880 BELMONT ST. N.W.-For Q
low priced two-bedrm. unit in mid
town location: rent SS1 so: also 1
bedrm, kit. and bath, S5l so. Self
service elevator. Available for Inn
med. occupancy, See janitor on
n-apeiSac
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BEST VALUE
o REnRMG WOO SA

utils.. incl; ?314 10th st. Sc, Apt; z.
LII. 4-0747. 30
NEED AN APT. FINDERp
Looking for q lovely redecorated apt.
at reasonable rent? Wonderful. se-
you. For free rental service, call
day, ME. S-5435 towner pays
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1899 IRVING ST. N.W.-No. IS.
Newly, dec. 2 rms, kit. and bath,
1895 18th ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath. $50
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-2 rooms,
kit. and bath, $3.50.
170S NEWTON ST. N.W.--3 rooms.
kit. and bath. S74. MA. S-1353.
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SO9-1I OTIS PL. N.W.-Availabie
nov. Bedrm,, liv. ,rm.. dinette. kit.
veiy convenien: neighborhood; rent,
I ST. 80 tall utils. incl.l Apt. 3
door OPEN: Apis. and SO avail
able May |. See janitor on premises
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GEORGETOWN-Ef1c. Full kit. pvt.
bath. APT. house house. utils,; incl; S79.bO
400 %S ii Texas ss7o6 AVE- Eu' s 1aeS
apt. $S7 so, incl. utils.: immed oc-
r sHnpa my S Gall LU 1.1S21; .,, i.
3051 Idaho ave. n.w.-1 -bedrm. apt
avail: May !: ,,i Excel. transp. and
switchboard service. elevator bldg.
Call EN-. $4,000 for appointment
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SOME FREE RENT, other conees-
sions: new system. beautiful marble
building, so7 A st. ne. to Q Pm.
1859 IRVING sT. Nw.-Frt. rm..
kit. mr.. bath, utils.. couple. $50.
14oO FAIRM0NT ST: N.W.-Three
sizes: az sHo rooms sS,i sssnen:ttt aRd
snste and az. bath, $40 mo-; also 5
rms. kitchenette and bath. $156
mo. AL utils. incl. Inquire SWITCH
1914 1877 7sA St. N.w.-Nieely i1rn.
= ] !oon:. tiss $ t.. .a ma Az.
Reas. rent utils. incl. See janttor.
sA4e 10th 81. N.w.-rhr.s sizes:
R ss AZ M apt; tSsn tsf Las
na dinsti. SIM r@. H siseSenss.s 10T and
bath: $l5S mo-; all utiis. Incl. AD-
1R Rl3 'T FHRR koAD N.w.-s 7 sizes:
One s s nn, Kit, s di IN arss,ins elcset
Sitesen Sg and ma bath. Sis mo. Sc:
SIS YWH nssi 81 81. NV NV .-L,v. rm.. BED
rm.. kit. bath, porch; park: unlim.
MT. PLEASANT - Lovely 1-bedrm.
cgtt;;d is &c kit;S M pvt; 1 sssa, 2 adults.
5S12 eth ST. NV bedrms., liv.
I'm: dinette; lit. bath: attrac.
fIFn;; suitable os saults; completely
3 ROOMS. fun kit. completely furn.,
cas- ) q. s.v. co. 6-sf2l. lis
CAPITOL HuI-LGe. rm. and kit:
s ssiiisi.:s. Ef adults; SOS gel
LONDON HALL AIRS, 11ss 18th
ct. n.W.-Edic. apt; bed.liv, rm.,
ks and bath; day Or week. ma g.
S0a6 lsth sI. N:W.-Hmeisney apart
Hishsd. sss resident msnassf Or
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lady s65, ' incl t~1 ntls oeG AID A4 45qsi
Mr., ALABAMA AVE Sc. - Almost
new, !. . bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, di-
nette and bath; Venetian blinds.
laundry. storage; mr.. shop; S66.50.
S76.50: heat. hot-water incl. chill
dren. 10. 4-S5S9. 30
3 BEDRMS., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath; pvt. entr.; newly decor. 6G01
LIST st. NV; 500. JU. 9-493S.
9th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-New BLDG,
. bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath: incl. all utils; S99.50. r. A,
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. $4,000.
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sR. ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL

1903 r. I. ave. n W.. a block from
Conn. ave: Truly spacious, and
fore May i; 500 all utils incl
SHANNON, 4 LuCHs CO.. 1905 H
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GEORGETOWN -bedrm apis on
one of Georgetown's best residential
streets Modern kits. and baths
fireplaee; in apt. house: Sln7 so
1918 18th ST. NV. of Col. I'd
Effic. and 1-bedrm. apt; $3.50 up
Mgr. Apt. l. AID. 4-032S. 10
1897 MERIDIAN PL. NV rms.
kitchen and bath; reconditioned
with disposal: cow. to bus and
streetcar; heat incl; S75 per mo.
10
GEORGETOWN-3 lge. rms, kit. and
bath; utils. furn.; adults. AID. q
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1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Wisconsin at Macomb-l- bedrm. apt.
with lge: liv. rrn., dinette. kit. and
bath, S66. Renting now for oc-.
cupancy May !. Janitor on premises.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S0.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-04-03

Mays, Blanche Hale, and
Rev. and Mrs. p. M. Cald-
well. After business a lovely
repast was served.
At the p. T. A. Monday
evening, the Rev. F. G..
Sampson urged the parents
to keep God in thier lives
and their sense of humor.
Education is not suffi-
cient for all life's problems.
Individuals must remember
that there is something in
life more than grades, and
all the answers of the prob
lens of life are not found
in books.
Teachers and parents are
scaffolds and they must see
that a child has love, a sense
of belonging, honesty, and
self respect. Children must
be developed in the form
ative years."
-
For two weeks beginning
Monday, The Jerusalem and
S w e ct Union Baptist
Churches will hold q joint
revival. For the first week,
Baptist Church will preach,
Rev. Hunter Of Jerusalem
and music will be rendered
by his choir. The follow
ing week Rev. Gilbert Of
Sweet Union Baptist Church
will preach, and music will
be rendered b yhis choir.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-04-03
STAR CITY SOCIAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin r.
Law of 817 9th Street, N.
w., have returned from
Charleston, West Virginia,
weber they attended the
funeral of their father, Mr..
Pleasant Law who died on
March 10th at the age of
eighty-three.
The Jovial Luncheon Club
met at the home of Mrs.
Lima Reid, 1901 Rorer Ave.
s. w., Thursday, at 10 a.
m. Those present were
Mesdames Sarah Brown.
Essie Miner, Edna Now
lin, Bertha Hurt, and An
ME Belle Waddell. Imme-
diately after business. a
lovely repast was served.
The Flower Club of the
Mt. Zion A. M. r.. Cbur.h
met at the home of Mrs.
Lille Williams of MISSIONER
Street, Thursday at 1880 D.
m, with the president, Mrs.
Gladys Cox, presiding.
Those present were Mes
danes Hattie Williams.
Mamie Haynes, Bertha Boil
den, Mary Jones, Madge
Daniels, Annie Bell Walden
and Miss Minnie Harper.
The guests present were
Mrs. Lucy Poindexter and
Miss Cooper. Miss Mildred
Tyree and Mrs. Lille VIII
liams were charming hos
tesses.
The Walker Savings Club
met at the Orange Avenue
YWCA Tuesday, March 23rd
at z p. m. with the president
Mrs. Essie Miner, presid-
ing. Those present were
Mesdames Hattie Lee VIII
iams, P. M. Caldwell, Geor-
e1a Epps, Louelle Mays, Ad-
eide Simms, Sarah Brown.
Lima Reese, Fannie Kyles,
Edna Nowlin, Ethel Mead
ows, Bessie Patterson, An
ME Bell Waddell and Miss
Hazel Meadows. Mrs. Sarah
Barlow, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Jordan and Mrs.
Logan were hostesses for.
the evening.
The Pastors Aid meeting
of The Mt. Zion A. M. e.
Church met at the home of
Mrs. Rachael Collins, 533
Orange Avenue. N. w., Sun
day, March 18th at $3.50 %.
m. The president, Mrs. An
ME Belle Waddeli, presided.
Those present were Mes
danes Bertha Towards, Jr..
Hattie Lee Williams, Ella
Holland, Annie Gordon,
Lucy Poindexter, Lucy
Reese, Mary Jones, Louella
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-04-03

WILL CONDUCT REVIVAL
REV. ROBERT J. SMITH
Rev. William Moore, pas
tor of Morning Star Baptist
Church announced today
that Rev. Robert Johnson
Smith, chaplain at Roanoke
Veterans Hospital will con-
duct a ten day revival at
Morning Star beginning
Monday, April s.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-03-29
Naguib Opposes
Military Regime

CAIRO, R-Egypt's military
government announced tonight
that all previous decisions to con-
duct constituent assembly cleo
tons and abolish the ruling Revo-
luton Council in July have been
cancelled.
The announcement, which as
sured continuation of Egypt's mil
itary regime despite the opposi-
ton Of President Mohamed Nag
uib, came after two days Of heated
conflict in the cabinet and Revo-
luton Council while Cairo surged
with Anti-Naguib demonstrations
Instead Of a constituent assem-
bly, previously promised by the
Revolution Council, it was decid-
ed to establish an appointed ''Na
tional Advisory Council" in which
various organizations and profess
Sions would be represented.
This development came shortly
after the army rushed tanks and
steel-helmeted troops into Cairo
to preserve order after demon
strators attacked and beat Egypt's
chief justice.
An army officer old newsmen
the justice, Abdel Razzak San
houri, had drawn a pistol and
killed two demonstrators. but a
photographer who arrived during
the attack said two were wounded
and no one was killed.
The outb1 eak came while Nag
uib, who collapsed for time this
morning, engaged in crucial con-
versations with cabinet members
and his opponents Of the Revolu-
ton Council.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-03-29
Earthquakes Felt
Round The World

HONOLULU, lR-The us. Mag
netic Observatory at BARRIERS
Point registered a moderately
strong earthquake Sunday in the
Aleutians A spokesman said it
was not strong enough to cause
a seismic wave.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, R-Seis-
mographs at John Carol Univer-
sity recorded strong earthquake
at 3:47:10 pm. EST) Sunday-at
computed distance of ALSO miles
northwest of Cleveland.
That would put the quake in
the western tip of the Aleutian
Islands, jutting out from Alaska.
MADRID, Spain, ga strong
earthquake caused minor damage
throughout southern Spain today.
No casualties were reported,
however.
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, ga
strong earthquake was felt here
today, but there were no reports
of damage.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-03-29
Hawaii Atty. Gen. Says
Commonwealth Status
Is Unconstitutional

HONOLULU, R-Any proposal
to give Hawaii and Alaska com
monwealth status instead of state
hood would be unconstitutional.
That's what Hawaii's attorney
general, Edward N. Sylvia, stated
Saturday in an 11-page opinion.
Territorial Gov. Samuel w. King
released the brief. 1t states Ha-
wall and Alaska are organized
territories incorporated into the
United States and cannot he dis
incorporated.
Sylva's brief will be forwarded
to Hawaii Delegate Joseph r. Far
rington in Washington ''for such
use as he may want to make of
it," King said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-03-29
Newspaper Reports Red
Agents Trying Steal Ashes
From japanese Fishermen

TOKYO, tR - The newspaper
Asahi asserted Monday the tiny
fishing port Of Yaizu, 100 miles
southwest of here, has become the
scene of an atomic secret tug-of-
war between Communist and
United States agents.
The report came as Deputy
Prime Minister Taketora Ogata
declared in the Diet that any
stockpiling Of American atomic
weapons in this country is mot
a problem Japan ought to inter
fere with"
Asahi said Red agents were try
ing to steal radioactive ashes and
clothing from the fishing boat
Lucky Dragon and her crewmen,
who were showered with contain
mated ash from the March l by
drogen blast at Bikini. American
secret agents are out to stop them,
the newspaper said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-03-29
Gov. and Interior
Officials for Alaska
Mental Health Bill

WASHINGTON = Governor B.
Frank Heintzleman, Department
of the Interior officials, and DR..
Winfred Overholtzer, superitend-
ent Of st. Elizabeth's Hospital in
Washington, DC, have testified
before a Senate committee in ia
vor of Senator Buffers Alaska
Mental Health Bill. This bill is
substantially the same as the
model law prepared by the former
National Security Agency at the
request of the National Mental
Health Council, Gov. Heintzleman
told the Senate committee. He
said the legislation is urgent and
important to the people of Alaska
and will eliminate the present
archaic method of committing
mentally i'll patients.
Interior Department officials,
referring to bill previously in
troduced in the House by Dele
gate Bartlett, said that it falls
far short of providing a compre-
hensive overall program of mental
health procedures. They said they
have been working for the past
year on the problem and have re-
ceived the assistance of OutStand-
ing authorities on mental health
legislation. Senator Buffers bill,
they said, is the result Of this
cooperative effort
DR.. Overholtzer, who headed a
group which made a survey Of
the mental health problems in
Alaska in 1949, urged committee
approval Of the bill so it can re-
ceive attention.
Gov. Heintzleman said he has
discussed the bill with officials of
the Bureau Of the Budget and Of
the Department of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare.