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and of Knoxville college. He at
tended the first training course
for Negro scout leaders at Hamp-
ton in 1926.
He became a scoutmaster in
eastern North Carolina while
principal of Johnston county high
school at Smithfield. He became
a professional leader in 1926 and
graduated from the national train
ing school for leaders in 1887
He speeializes in directing scoui
leaders training courses for local
scouts councils and in Negro col
leges and universities.
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Comlnends Faculty
President Davis

DR., Leonard l., Haynes, jr,, pro-
teSSor Of humanities at the AM
GN college, was honored at the
foilege Thursday night by the en-
pEe college faculty for his con-
Nloution to the creative field as
a result Of his book The Negro
community within American
fFotestantIsm, 1919 1874" The
8p0ok which is an historical anal
,Sls Of the development Of Chris
panty among American Negroes
~ Their relation to American
fFoleStantism as whole was
po0nShed in 1858. The review
So'ers the period from the be-
tI0nIns Of slavery in America to
ne splitting Of denominations ov-
~ the issue,
n review of the book was Civ
~ by Professor r. F. Russell, di-
'ec'or Of division Of arts and sci
e.ces and professor of history at
NN"N college. President Law
''ee A Davis commended the
s'ul'y for honoring one of its
D'e"'oeFS and also introduced 9TH
members Of the faculty who
''e cited for their outstanding
Fields ''''''
Dr. Haynes is a native of Tex
and is the son Of the Rever-
s,0 and Mrs. Leonard L. Haynes
ny st Louis.
ne received his ABB degree
W" SAMUEL Houston college; BID
,stee from Cannon Theological
o'''ary Atlanta, and i'm l948 re-
"Ga his doctor of theology de-
e from p s I n university
'O0. OF theology. He married
former Miss Leila Louise
4" ,enport Of Atlanta and is the
"Cr OF three children, Leonard
walter and Angela.
"a haynes was recently elect
49, as an official delegate to the
NJ lung OF the World Council Of
tn %ehes which is to be held in
'sust % 30 in Evanston. Ill
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A Statement From The Alliance:

1--WE the members of the Inerdenomnatonal Ministers
Alliance of Greater Little Rock wish express firm
lief in and loyal support of the religious liberty
freedom guaranteed by the constitution United
States of America to all of its citizens However we are
hereby expressing sincere dsapprova certain unmn
steria practices being carried community among
our people in the of the Christian religion which we
honestly believe of harmony with the spirit and
teaching of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ"
Respectfully submitted, Your Committee:
R. X. Young. Roland Smith and A w Kicks
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COTTON Makers
Jubilee Underway
In Mphis This Week

The elaborate pageantry of the
Cotton Makers Jubilee got IN
derway in Memphis this week.
The week commenced with the
Wallace Brothers shows in tae
Beale avenue park and continued
with the junior coronation in the
avenue auditorium at night.
The coronation parade for the
Jubilee King and Queen took
place Tuesday at $50, was fol-
lowed by the coronation cere-
monies and royal ball game at
T30 in Martin stadium, and the
day ended with the coronation
ball at the Beale avenue audi
forum. Wednesday night, Cot
tonatta saw the Spirit of Cotton
and her maids and attendants
model the beautiful cotton crea-
tons.
Thursday there was a tour OF
the city by the adult and junior
royalties, tea at the Gor.ne beau
ty school, and a masquerade ball
at Zozo club.
Friday will see the end of the
occasion with the children's pa
rade, the grand jubilee parade,
and the grand jubilee ball which
will be at the Beale avenue audi
forum.
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of board of directors, National
scholarships service and fund for
Negro students; chairman Of the
research subcommittee of the N
Y. state committee on discrimina-
ton in Housing; vice chairman,
board of directors National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People; member of board
of Welfare and Health council of
New York; president, Louis T.
Wright memorial fund.
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Granger to Speak

century OF service as social
worker and has been in constant
touch with social trends and de-
velopments throughout the coun-
try. He has served In several
governmental capacities which
have added TO his store Of ex-
perience in social work and gen.
eral community welfare.
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The annual Urban League meet
ing Of Greater Little Rock, will
be held Sunday afternoon, 4 o.
clock at the Collins Temple Bap-
list church, 18th and Ringo SITS.
Theprincipal speaker will be Les
ter B. Granger, executive director
Of the National Urban League,
which position he has held since
le4l. He has given a quarter
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his children to an old broken
down school building with no
equipment. that the Negro in Mis-
sissippi is satisfied with police
brutality. that the Negro is sat
isfied with everything just as IL
is in Mississippi. My people. are
we satisfied
Occasionally, l have some of
our professional people say to
me, Don't Rock The Boat" They
are usually people VINO are sat-
isfied with things as they are in
Mississippi today. The boat needs
rocking here in Mississippi and
the Regional Council of Negro
Leadership plans to rock the boat
until every one within our bord-
ers realizes what Thomas Jeffer-
son meant when he wrote into the
constitution of the United States
of America that "All Men Are
Created Equal
Here in Mississippi. as well al
the rest of the south, our white
brother is trying to preserve a
way of life which to him Is
filled with history and tradition
and blood spilled in the civil
war. The six weeks which our
legislature spent in extra session
and most OF the regular session
was spent trying to work out
ways and means Of financing In
Mississippi dual system of ed
ucation which is equal and ade-
quate, Is proof Of the effort which
Is being put forth to preserve
things as status quo in Mississip-
pi. Here our southern culture
comes into headon conflict with
world culture. No one in all the
world is concerned with the pres
ervation of southern culture, with
all the evils and tragedy of seq
regation and discrimination but
the white people of the south :.
I'VE have not sent our stalwart,
brave Negro soldiers to the ends
OF earth to fight, bleed and die
for any separate but equal theory
of democracy. We have sent our
black soldiers to the ends az
earth to fight, bleed and die for
the same share Of democracy that
America gives her other citi-
Zens.
Dr. Howard was followed by
Thurgood Marshall, N A A C P's
chief counsel, who made the prin-
cipal address. Mr.. Marshall gave
hope to the Mississippi youngsters
when he guaranteed them that
they would be able to get an
education in Mississippi. and it
would be soon, because Mississip-
pi school case was one case he
was going to be the lawyer him
self. He also told them that Mis-
sissippi would be in the union by
1868.
participating on the
Regional Council, were DIR. M.
Lafayette Harris, president of Phi
lander Smith college, and Wiley
A. Branton, Pine Bluff lawyer,
and candidate for Representative
from Jefferson county.
The Mississippi Regional Coun-
I'll took out a $500 life member
snip In the NAACP.
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New Members
Appointed to
Naacp Committee

Twelve new pembers have been
appointed to the national church
committee of the NAACP, it was
announced this week by the Rev
Walter P. Offutt, church secre-
tary of the association.
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Northern Jimcro
Called Freedom
Campaign Target

4 SCHENECTADY-The all out
Freedom campaign to be Free in
T3' must include the elimination
81 racial discrimination and seq
fegation in the north as we'll as
the south, it was asserted here by
Roy wilkins, NAACP administra-
{nr
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SOPRANO HOME AGAIN
Miss Georgia Laster, Los An
geles, formerly of this city, re-
turns to bid farewell to her
family and friends, before de-
parting for Europe. Concert en-
gagements are now being plan
ned for her in Switzerland, Au-
stria, Portugal, Germany and the
Scandinavian countries for the
fall
son, the Lotte Lehman, Univers-
ity of California, at Los Angeles
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ANNouNCEMENT-Mss Whaletha Daste, daughter of Mrs.
Bernard Dase Baton Rouge Louisiana the bride elect of
Med d. Cuns of Med Cuins and the late Mrs Beatrice
Cuns Miss Daste daughter of the late Bernard Daste
graduated from Southern university She is instructor
of health and physical education Dunbar high school,
Mr. Cullms graduate of Taladega college The wedding
will be soemnzed in June ST Francis Xavier church.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Top foto--Dr. Leonard l.. Haynes author
of the book 1.-THE Negro Community Wltmn
American Professionalism, 16l9-lS44' presents
the first copy which he received upon publ
cation in 1858 to DR.. Lawrence Davis Oh
AMIN college. Looking on is Mrs Haynes
wife of the author and Mr.. Russell who gave
the review at the Faculty Achievement Re-
ception in the student union Thursday night.
Bottom toto shows other members of the
faculty who were cited by the staff for out
standing achievements in their fields in the
form of creative work. Front row: left TO
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BOATS scoss.I

F34-FT. CHESAPEAKE DEAD RISE
excellent condition, equipped: SI..
500. Can Mr.. TAYLOR. u. S-26o5o0
( weekdays only. 0-5 pm. I'll
1917 STEELCRAFT nay CRUISER.
perfect condition; needs nothing:
fully equipped Incl. 3 channel radio
and direction finder; new foam mat
and many other extras. ideal for any
cruising OF fishing. SO, 800 or best
oier. Call Ju. S-162s Sat. after 8
p.m. ana All day Sunday. Iii
CHRIS CRAFT 2zt-tt, cabin cruiser;
Motor Tsas n peri so1 ID; For inspecti9n,
s PIP 4 NJ casBblF csIi ~ tS!A ss sdA 3
lift. RUNAB0U7 with 12-h.p.
motor; front seat control; best
offer. ~. e-S604. Iii
ELGIN. 2-h.p.s outboard motor: used
less less THAN ! hour; sacrifice. KE. g.
TROJAN oUTBoARD CRUISER. COM
plete with all equip, incl brand-neW
Johnson motor with self starter.
you must see this buy to appreciate
a. e S2 Ssssna orisinal cost over 5000.
FISHING CRUISER. 20 It. long. 8 II.
beam, with cabin, white cedar.
Chris-Craft motor. los hip, dne
cond.; $1,000. OIL. 2-3802. liz
CRUISER, AZ IT,, Gray marine eng. |:
marine toilet. Forced to sell. 5000.
|OUTBOARD. MOTOR9.5 h.p. with
new carburetor. S65. AID. 4-032S.
CORRECT CRAFT, 1854 25-ft. ex-
press cruiser: new.boat guarantee
tains. canvas cover. Boat and
extras worth $4,000; must sell now
ELL. il no answer Wo. 6-547s.
Saint Ssnsed asbS 1ig Gray ssu Rs.o asT
use for same. S1,250 or best OFFER.
sa Fl sT Soar FISHERMAN. chr l
powered p, s sleeps 4; perfect for riy V
Yacht Club. 9TH and Maine ave
I2-F0OT DE luke RUNABOUT, with
12soh:p; motor and trailer. XII.
ss:FT. CABIN CRUISER. gift. beam.
tor: 2 to 1 reduction; new shaft,
55-gal. fresh water tank. bottle gas
stove; cabin extra. roomy; Must be
ia 9-6356 after 6 pm. Fri, all
40-FT. FISHING CRUISER, sleeps 4 !:
has Chrysler Crown motor. The
boat Is complete and fully, equipped
Annapolis, Colonial 3-9791 or
Severna Park 233-M. MASCN'S
CABIN CRUISER, 26M IT., SHIFT.
beam, rs h.p., gray marine; good
S-3t;85. ~ -
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TRUCKS ron SALE


CHEV '49 pickup: sell cheap d
Ire trade i i9r oldsmodsl ear, .sTe sns vel
|sTUiDEBAKEES Z III i5s-to,a & stake: pvt,
owner. excel. cond.; $3.50 or best
Q1er. WA. 7r1O74. LIZ
FORD 1895 sedan delivery; good con-
/ dition: reasonable: HfsAkE. rear 6le
Il ST. s.W. DI. 7-33B4. 10
INTERNATIONAL ~ haif-ton panel;
special. SisD. 2S1l gJeiferson. oa Sd
hwy. Ari. Va. or. 1880. iii
|CHEy. 80 s-ton paiaei truck: S65O,
cHEy 81 a.ton. heayy-duty truck:
$500; ~ 4 tire; booster brakes: sS2s'
7, !, 49,. - 81 :. IN y "
Dgn.r LHUCk-'62 Ford E-6; new
motor; 3-yard Gar Wood body; 8 .0Ox
. ~ rear tires; WIN sell or trade.
sACRiFiCE sALE-Ieso chevy "
son vanette; excel. for dry cleaner;
oSI0 or best o0eE. RAs $4,000.
-, /. <,,,.~.. - z. I'll
1MMA s.e dMC diesel $500 Al cond.
1 ~ n Hnn SoV0. CaIi after Pm,
49,. S-<s0JUs 400 liz
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BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE. Z, MI; avail
side, Nd, West River 6393.
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.--Mod-
ern cottage: well equip: water view.
mr., beach: accommodate 9. CT 4
WOODLAND BEACH---Mod. furn.
cottages, sleep 6-S: $45 wk. up.
Avail. July-sept. Annapolis 3-5329.
WATERFRONT A5L-YEA sls-l HOWE We
bath. din. rn.. all-elec. kit. large
screened porch, Chrysler Airtemp
air-cond. heat; large pier and boat;
"a. zss Mr. or JARRETT laaSsE lss e. sSSas mo-
SOUTH RIVER Cottage for 4; all
conveniences, private pier. good
grabbing; no pets. ANNAPOLIS 70
Bay Ridge ave-, l mile On right
gaa s bus 3 s tsTI ias7. l, w. HEWITT 1I
DEALE. MD. Chesapeake Bay
turn, except bedding: fishing. boat
ing avail; $50 week. Avail. July IL
Aug. 10. LII. 2-7242. Ill
NEAR ANNAPOLIS - Mayo. Md;
beautiful shore home: 6-rns., bath.
Entirely private. Safe beach for
children. Rates by the week. West
River 1905. J. =. BAKER.
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic,
Md.-Furntshed cottages. $40 to $50
per wk. for rent to college grad
yates. Nearly Q mi. Of sandy bay
beach, stocked fresh water lake;
central tested artesian water to each
cottage; organized recreation direc-
tor; large community BLDG: con-
genial associates for adults and chill
Prince Frederick. Literature on
KENWOOD BEACH, Brooks Terrace
Mod, , bedrms.; $50 wk. Can be
seen Sat. or SUN. morn. 10. 5-4361.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Nice. cool,
5-rm. waterfront cottage, fenced
GROUNDS, mod; July 25 on: $50 wk.
WA. 7-0555. la
BEACH COTTAGE, cow. loo: boat
Special in MONTH, sas f 1s sss AZ sss
MODERN ALL.YEAR COTTAGE, q
bedrms., push-button cleo. kit; pvt.
sand beach. sea nettle net and boat;
90 miles D. C.. South River; avail.
Aug.-Sept. Colonial .3-7079: ewes.
no. 2-5060: Colonial $3.50. liz
0O6 BAY AVE-. North geach--3 rms,
screened porch. cleo. tile bath, cleo.
stove. 10. S-S56l.
BAY RIDGE MD. 10s River dr.,
facing bay--3 bedrms., sleeping
porch. 2 baths; garage; outside
shower and dressing rms: avail,
July 26-Sept. 8. OWNER on prem
ises through July 20. WA. 7-5144.
liz
MOD. FURN. cottages, wk.. mo-, yr.
ALEX M. BOYD, Back Bay Beach,
Churchton, Md. West River 1925.
COTTAGE on Chesapeake Bay; Q yrs.
old; mod. plumbing; 2 bedrms.; pvt
beach; beautiful location; wk. OF
season. North Beach 4734. Iii
SHAnYsIDE. Md rms. and bath
safe bathing, sandy beach. Cal
West River 1896,
BEACH COTTAGE for rent by the
week or remainder Of season. z. N
ANDERSON. Jr., Plum Point. Md.
Phone Prince Frederick 132-W-1.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-5-rm. furn.
COTTAGE. 2sablks. from waterfront;
gas; refer; shower. Win rent or
sell. Also small apt Ov. 3-1694.
COTTAGE. Herring Bay near Rose
Haven; boating. fishing; accom-
modate 9 or more. co. 5-6S53.
TURKEY POINT--Cottage; sleeps 8,
comfortably: rowboat available; a
nice sandy beach. Call LA. 6-7971.
DARES BEACH-Furnished house;
avail. Aug; children welcome: $50
week. AP. 7-43S0. Iii
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

'4s FORD ENGINE and 40 Mercury
crankshaft with JE. pistons, rods
and inserts. Best offer. LO. 5-S646.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES
MONEY t oN S snd TnRutisfTAwe '1 viii
buy 2nd-trust notes d. c.. nearb.
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 My. ave. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 g st. NV, Me. S-2495.
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2hR TO AZ DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK. 10. 4.6566
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MONEY WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS $4,000 for Id
years to be secured by LIST mortgage
on 8 lots with sewer and water in
p. o. Box 607. Woodmoor Station,
Silver Spring. Md. Ill
$4,000, FIRST MORTGAGE at SO
wanted onA property 3 miles east OF
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Rte.
so; curtailment Mt $50 monthly plus
interest. Cost price was $4,000.
HO. 2-3S59. IL
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WILL TRADE EQUITY in 4-family
Income sos mo-; present mortgages
Sill, 800: for any car valued at
$4,000. Ma. S-7772 or Ju. 9-7622.
IA
WANT TO BUY late model car to-
Clean: viii pay pay casS. r.. a-9io4.
SOUTHERN Dealers in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
w YES SSsi B S9l has im nm 4 cash
for nice low mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 7612 Ga. ave. RA. 6-1122,
46's, ATS, '48s
Top Dollar Paid. VIII pick UP. Phone
! 10. 4-6660. IA
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GARAGES

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Garage
and parking area In downtown
Washington; prefer s.w. DI. 7-2751.
BETHESDA, MD.-Dble. garage, back
of 1882 Wis. ave.; ideal for storage;
$50 mo. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
1914 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-single
metal garage, suitable storage or
parking; $40 mo. Call FEDERAL
RENTAL Co. 915 N. Y. ave. NV,
ssnd AND N N.w.-Lge.. a-story
brick. bldg. LIST commercial SUIT.
for shop Iss Or storase; reduced rent.
618 MASS. AVE. N.W.i $25 mo. HAIR
RISON AND ADAMS, Ma. S-830S,
932 K st. NV. Ill
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK GARAGE -
Concrete a., cleo: car or storage.
Reas. Vic. Union Sta. JU. 9-SS42.
~
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VACATION PLACES
LOANS

LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS MADE:
24-hour service. Call Ii. 3-0445;
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME
S-l220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
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AVIATION

CESSNA 40: excellent condition. all
metal, WIFI, always hangared.
Owner leaving. Trade In automo-
bile. Call EN-. 2-S351. liz
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.50 end TRUST, payable $3.50,
so interest; secures Montgomery
County property. Good makers. ST.
$50 With fun recourse course Que ,s and 2
LIST trust. ,JU. 9-S0T7. Iii I
$1,000 End TRUST, secured on d. C.
properties: responsible parties. sea-
soned 5 months; will sell with re-
course and $1,000 discount. Call
MR.. FREDERICK. EN-. 2-7089, or
RE 7-24R1 -l2
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'53 CHEVROLET
REPOSSESSED

ss s. 1, DoE E AM, AND g coop Iv &C cE aTgg
PAYMENTS.
Financing arranged for service per-
sonnel. all grades and our OF
towners. Cali Ma. s-321s for credit
BILL ROSS. INC.
313 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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TRAiLERS

3-RM. TRAILER with 2-rm. porch;
$1,000 or best offer. Lot 90, TEN
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE. TIE. g.
TRAILER DOLLY, new s-wheel TTail
Try dolly; $50. MAI. MOBILES, JE.
scRGLT ~ as-ft.; bargain. Can
BILL ELLIOT. NO. 7-1111. 10
COLONIAL '53 36-ft.; 2 bedrms.. de
luxe refgr. and stove, house-size
tub and shower comb: excel. cond.
TRAILER SPACE-Large space avail
able for trailer, garden, children's
avail, $3.50 per mo. CHAPMAN
REAL ESTATE. Yorkshire, Rte. %,
between Centreville and Manassas.
Manassas 4R-W-11. Ill
LARGE LUGGAGE TRAILER 7x4,
Just built by expert trailer mechanic,
fully equipped. $145. JU. 9-563s.
WANTED TO RENT, privately owned
house trailer for 2 mos. DE. 2-3141.
MUST SELL 40 27-ft. house trailer
this week end, ideal for beach or
year-round liy., tour aid hitch incl.
LARGE UTILITY TRAILER. new
cond.. capacity, / ton: suit. for NOV
ing household goods or bulky equip.
Call Sat. or M0n., SO. S-9291.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50
APPLY 2740 14th ST. NV.
SAM RoSEY, AID. 4-2T0O
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2nd TRUST NOTES

CORNER BRICK, near End and
Rhode Island ave. ne. First trust,
$500, B. and L. End trust is $4,000.
payable. $50 mo-. go. Good makers.
Price Of note, $500. For more in
formation on other notes call
SOL INVEST. CO., Ii. 3-5307
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ABC, 1854, Al FIT.
Used less than 30 days. Cannot be
told from brand-new Will sacri-
fee my equity for S795 and you
this great sacrifice. lost my wife.
Ask to see Mr.. Thawley's mobile
home at COLES. 3h miles north
Of Laurel. Nd. on U. 8. hwy. No. 1.
PA. 5-I922. LID
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AUTohoBiLfs FoR SALE

MERCURY 1853 Monterey hsrdtop;
2-tone, Merc-O-Matic. heater. Wv
tires. turn signals; $4,000 mi. /
owner. Price, $1.925. AID. 4-90SS
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NO1Oll1d1 0llO1lIOOA1C
1241 9th st. NE. Dust OF Fla. Ave.
Open Q to 2. Phone Ii. 3-555l
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MERCURY 81 A-dr.; :. and h., new
Wv. tires, very good looking green
finish, good seat covers, clean
throushont: only $D95. TAKOMA
(Fordl MOTORS, 6725 piney Branch
rds Silver Spring. 10. $1,000.
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BoATS

Is-FT. SPEED UTILITY BOAT. Like
new. Only 16 hrs on 25-h.p. big
twin Evinrude. Controls and steer
ing wheel up frcnt. $3.50 or best
oner. LU. 1-7720 Can be seen at
1909 Z st. s.e.. 8 am. to 5 pm.
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FORD 81 Victoria; beaut. 2-tone
green finish. equipped with Fordo-
4 matte, radio and heater. A ONE
to sell quick; $1,005, KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET, 1910 TT. Myer
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Eight Of the men were being
flown home from Korea and en-
route to the Eastern United
States. Each man was on a diff
ferent flight.
Red Cells Transformed.
The altitude Of the flights, ac-
cording to DR.. Jernigan, was
somewhere between 5000 and
$4,000 feet. At some point during
the flight, the men felt severe
stomach pains, and the pain was
followed by nausea and vomiting.
Put on the plane, temperatures
Of the soldiers continued to rise
during their disqualification.
It was indicated, DR.. Jernigan
said. that the loss Of oxygen APP
parently started a peculiar trans
formation of the red blood cells.
The cells, normally round, turned
into sickle shapes. The two sharp