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Evening star., 1955-07-03

Icolor Of the Mozart year is al
ready apparent. The National
ISymphony has announced Don
Giovanni under Galloway. the
Requiem with the Washington
and Cathedral Choral Societies.
and the A major violin concerto.
with Werner Lywen as soloist.
In its own series. the Washing
ton and Cathedral Choral So
cieties are already rehearsing
the c minor mass. Werner Ly-
wen and Richard pirksen win
lbe heard at the Phillips Gallery
lin q cycle Of the 10 violin som
Iatas. The Mozarteum Orchestra
lof Salzburg has been scheduled
in an all-Mozart concert ct Con-
lstitution Hall. 1t goes without
Saying that the Budapest Quar-
Itet win play more than the usual
one or two quartets heard dur
ing q season, and probably many
or all Of the viola Quintets.
It is sad TO reflect that Of the
two or three hundred perform
ances Of Mozart works that we
viii hear in Washington next
season, the very great majority
will be Implications many four
and i've fold repetitions. We
can count on the last three sym
phonies, the piano concertos in
D minor and A major, the A
major piano sonata, the g minor
quintet. "Das Yeilchen" and "Ab-
|endempflndung to say nothing
lof "Eine kleine Nachtmusik. /"
But Mozart wrote more than 600
works. and there are very few
|categories In which there are not
lat least q half dozen pieces Of
equal appeal not only to per-
former but to public. II q cellist
and o bassoonist want to put
Mozart on their joint recital, it
is true that their choice is linn.
tied to q single sonata; If q con-
|ductor wants q concerto for clar-
met, for violin and viola, for
flute and harp, or for soprano
and piano, he can find one piece
for each combination and no
more; q string trio can flnd only
one major work for its reper-
toire.
Hard to Explain Neglect
But these aces here enumerated
almost exhaust the category.
Other performers or groups Of
performers have so much of alb
Solutely top quality to choose
from that perfunctoriness, lazi-
ness or ignorance of what others
are doing can be the only excuses
for so shamefully limiting the
music Of Mozart which the public
can hear. The Prague" SYM
phony, K. 504. was never played
by the National Symphony in the
first Is years Of its existence, and
I do not recall a performance
since Howard Mitchell became
conductor. Yet those who have
heard it can testify that 1t is un-
Evening star., 1955-07-03
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY

OMITTED STATES ARMY BAND, CWO
Chester HeinIel, conductor. Soloists:
Serst. Anthony Kercel, clarinet; sergt.
Bob Dini, baritone. East Plaza. q. 8.
Capitol, 500 pm. March: The Foot
Heroid; Hdasio from symphony No. 2,
Schumann: concertion for clarinet,
Opus 90, Weber; Marche Hongroise.
BerlioZ; Polish Dance No. 1. schar-
Esnksi sons q ~ the SaySs; BsISSm; Loom:
By Bob pini; March to the scatfold,
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fecdy! Dromedary Pound Cake Mix comes in Glitter
ing Gold Foil to keep it mixing-bowl fresh.
Think of it! With two minutes mixing time and
less than hours baking you surprise your fam
lily with home-baked Pound Cake-using Dromedary
Early American Pound Cake Mix-rhe first and only
Pound Cake Mix.
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Tonight you can make history at your cable with this
historic exclusions Dromedary Early American
Pound Cake. 1t was inspired by the recipe used by
Martha Jefferson Randolph, when she was Official
hostess for her father at Monticello
This is Pound Cake as you've never known it. For
Dromeday Pound Cake is moist, golden and fine
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textured with rich burst of favor in every mouthful
1t like butter in thin slices-and stays fresh
up TO two weeks.
From this basic mix you can make marble, lemon
or spice pound cake. There recipes on the
package And inside, free baking pan, just the size
and shape to make your Pound Cake come out per-
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES--DeliEht-
full i-rm. detached corner brick. gas
heat many nice extras, 81 only
$3.50 down. Call HE. 4-6400 until
DETHEsDA, NEAR WILSON AND
RIVER Rp. Charming red brick
colonrlial, with slate roof too on q
S Pssss i MG0qf' sed Hl ios denl
and full bath. plus 3 large bedrms
and e baths. upstairs. Lovely kit
and breakfast rm. Scr. porch. gar,
full bsmt. Very conv. to coed
transp. and schools; An sZcsp,
sonpala rh Ell a. xS' a6e1 isso rR sves
BETHESDA, mr.. MIA nearly new
rambler with combination. living
bedrms. and bath: full bsmt, partly
finished recreation rnls: wall-to-wa III
rsrpeting. out-of-town owner wants
e You Eel cs Al VIZ e5ics sass VIII saFPsiSe
BETHEsDA AREA, Si4,e56; 5 min.
to Naval Hosp: brick rambler. fea-
turing spacious liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. with all extras. twin-size bed
rms, full bsmt, with rec; rm., OF
EN-. '0ny s9sSG. r fasi ri D% w.
B EEFhHEsSS,A Nv woopHAvEN-A Value
hard to equal;. beautiful stone and
redwood Colonial: y twjn-stze bed
rooms . baths ON 2nd A.; beautiful
rec rm. with firepl. and bar; large
porch with windows and screens;
2-car built.in garage: df''ghtfuf
lot 74x125; priced at S25,a50.
Owner leaving country, must nave
quick sale, FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 2-7006: eyes,. KE. 7-1S3n:
BETHESDA SOMERSET ROLLING
WOOD AREAS---We have choice
selection of ramblers and split
Levels in these convenient locations.
These lovely homes contain 3 and
4 bedrooms, dens, recreation rooms
center halls, English Easements,
garages. Also up TO ia-acre lots.
Priced in the 30's, shown by appt
CROSS a. PERRY, INC. OIL. p
O09S til o pm
BETHESDA, OF approved--You have
only 2 days to take advantage of
the areas best Buy, immaculate,
Colonial brk, with slate roof; "
baths, rec. rm., screened porch.
attached gar. and many extras: s
min. from heart OF Beth. Sacrifice
sale IN low pos. Call now for de-
tails. SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
Ctii o., KE. 7-1S00.
BETHESDA-Attrac. 3-bedrfn. RAM
bier adj. new. ir. high. gas heat,
fireplace, washer: on lovely lot:
Sl6,e50. For appt., call ARTHUR
L. LATTERNER, Broker. OIL. e
77S3, OIL. 2-6l51. lib
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FARM IMPLEMENT BUSINESS 70,
terms can lie arranged. Box 32l-x
GROCERIES, slot machines. on ant
eff sale beer license. ideal for cou'
ole. Write Box 132. La Plata. Nd
RESTAURANT. downtown; seat
200. air-eond.; large kitchen
liaaor license; io.yr: Lease: extreme ..n.
$4,000; terms. $1,000 cash. bal
500 per no. To inspect. call Les
sHILBY. MA. s-4550, or ewes. Ju
Restaurant :'PaGRA seats "A: outer NV
area. crosses $1,000 wkiy.:. M
Suns; extra modern. beautiful: beef
and wine, LIQUOR. u you want
sss,saisfipygo G a. f9 sE.4S66p partners Les
RESTAURANT. seatss 1I0; ton. loo.
close to Statler and Mayfiowel
hotels. Conn. ave. and new. on
bldg. constructions. parking; liuuol
license; air-cond,; lovely atHos'
phere. crossing over $4,000 mo-
excel. bar at good prices: can show
large net profit; price; ~, 900 Y,
terms. s1b, 900 cash. LES sHILBY
p EETSsluSiys :e6 NA ss s,ss:n,.s 81 DOC
Musr s Ra.Ea'nT ergm ae 800 da
LES SHILBY. MA. S-4660.
TV STATION. Carolinas: $4,000 :,
invest as part owner. BOZ ga se
C6AT , ROOM CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for re
sponsible person. Refined clientele
yearly lease. FAN q BILLS RES
Harrv Cohen. bet. I and 8 pm
w TM. 3Isal young mem
VIE WEE new sR'T modern fron YS on coni
ave-, wash. d. c. Impossible 70
me to care for same. Write BENZ
2; LEWIS, 4l2 Neville ST.. Beckley
MorEI-Illnsss. forces sale d At
living quarters located about i
Nearly 8 acres Of ground. Room
S55. 600: $4,000 cash down pay
ment or owners will consider trad
or partial trade Si Excellent 11 e ep sc,r
erty. Please cali INEz CUsHARt
Rsaitor. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV
MOTiiEIs fFOR sALE-Adv,ce an
consultation by exclusive full-tim
motel broker and travel specialist
ofiering recommendation on bes
buys In motels and sites. JOE +
THOMPSON; gag Woodward Bldg
sechAiR BARBER sHoP for sale
waiting room. TV: Anchorage
Alaska: $1,000 or trade Tor sho
in States. Owner: NILS oRDAi
3l0 9th ave. Anchorage. Alaska
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M. CONN. AND WYoMIN0-2ik
rooms, kit and bath apt; excellenl
condition; new electric kit: corner
,o sa aoo pslsss elevator srvsssi Pri &,
o a. sn sisHse es CO.. 81 Ta': sss W.T.
res, AID. 2-5004. lis
HAMPSHIRE GARDENs-2-bedroen
Ing gardens; large living room. full
dining room. suburban location
with excellent shopping and trans
portation.s Price, $13.750s terms
Please call Mr.. Calvin, with II. q,
SMTTHY CO. ST. $4,000; res. AD
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MOVING. PACKING sToRAcI

QUICK MoyING--Boxes. couches
refgrs.. odds and ends or entirs
ca aIlss 3. < M now aS rate.
Of all, padded vans. any time. any.
where. Id. 2-3l99: 10. 1-4l47
CHESTER MOvERs-Lge. or small
we do them all. clean and careful
ST. 3-S570. ia. 9-0l15 ewes.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as pari
payment on your movine, storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-l416
aiOSiNG ACROSS RAJ STREEI 81
across the country; safe storage u
separate rooms: expert packins
Phone NO. 7s0tO4 Union 6TQR.
AGE CO.. INC Establsshec ifln6
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a speciality s, L, MORRIS
TU 2-ll5f or II .R-2S6a
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night: expert handling. reasonable
rates. DU 7-06S7
HILL. well.known mover-ins expef,
men; closed vans. low rates: apts
low as SEQ; any hr, AP. 7-96hd
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcasi.l

WEST RIVER spaeiou, old MsEy.
1nd s hSs s. SsSrn ss,bu g I'M 81, q
churches: SiiO mo, 10. 7-ii25 o
RE, $4,000, Ext, 4145. -le
islLvEk SPRING-3-bedrm. hFiel
Colonial with fun hsmt,. feneet
yard elcse-in locations Sleb. ~
EI LESSEE SACRAMENT PARISH,
ss s; Si5o: ' pcss, Oct. i5: chss,
Chase b. G. DIXIE REALTY co.
Ma. $3.50; ewes, AP. 1881.
I23i OGLETHORPE ST. - Modern
semidetached trk.. 5 rms. and bath
basement, gas heat; $50 mo. + v
GREEN. ST; 3:pA63 =.
NEW 5-RM. Blk, BUNGALOW: lgs
shcrt lease, $50. jE. 3s1SSS IL
| SILVER sPRiNG-3-bedrm. brick 2
story, facing park; reas. rent MAR
sTELLER REAL ESTATE. ~. o
2552. eyes, Ju. T-64S0. ---i4
COW. L0C.-13 rms, 5 baths. Of
heat: sarage;, can set license
r owEESs R khtF NE, .l s9aso Nv
Inc, this lcveiy 3-6edrr,. s-bsth
mod. kit. gafage. and .many At
fractiye features: responsible party
Tyr. lease; Soc5: avail. now. L. J
MILLS 4 s0N,o Reaitor' Ma 8
ERR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
bedrms.: scr. porch. rec. rm,. gas
settled cple no pets mr.. every
ss ssi1 Stf II pS VI 81. sS.w.-Iossl,
rms. and 2 baths. hsmt.. oil hot
water heat, large front porch,
very convenient neshbcrhood; i'm.
mediate occupancy. NJ. p SMITH
-FOUR RMS. AND BATH. Moderr
eonyenlepces on farm IN near Fer
IWH Hh rambler. i biocl
on Ga. ave-: liy. rn.. firepl..
bedrms,, kit. bath. / block to bul
BoNAE & rooxRTY. Lo. S.so5S
41ss SOUTH CAPITOL sT.-Bupsa
low. 2 bedrms... liv. rui.. kit, b4tl
aS 5 n sseT Saf 6 Ss sHI fs i 5 So Z
ARR. hieh sunny area. seciude,
from. but close 70 quick transporta'
ton via Columbia pike .bedrm
fenced yard; SIS. Mr.. DRYER; 81
N si i. Ave. AREA. sos Cog ave-: ses
mo.-Briek bungalow: . bedrrns.,
fenced yard. II. CARLYLE de.
LozIER, Realtor, WA. $4,000.
WHEATON, HIGH scaooL-;s.sed.
fenced yard. SEQ mo. tmEae.
date OCCUPANCY re- ,9o;,r s-g ;Sls
$50 VESABLE PL. N.w.-Rambler
q large rms, 2 baths. oil h.-w,h.;
back I'd, gar; vacant: lease. Set
today. RA. $500.
VACANT AND REDECoRATED
fS4p JEFFERSON ST. NE.
~ BUCHANAN 81; NE.
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A WHOLE NEW
LIFE
AWAITS YOU

Particularly cider couHies. enioJ
gracious living in yourN own hftii
home In q cooperative. fireproof,
all-brick anartment building. Neal
bus and shopping. Modern ant
luxurious living ct . minimum .oi
expense, Phone US and see toi
yourself. IA. 7-0sS7 or ia. 5.
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Gus. OPPORTUNITIES Gent
HOUSES FoR sALE-N.M.

coL0RED REsTAURANT for sale.
Beer license. well equipped. 1905
LIST st. n-es ST. 3-e005. -16
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ANACOsTIA-vacant. Diet. brick; Q
ms, full bsmt. oil h.-w.h,: porch.
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
LII. 4-3400. LII. 2-5078.
ANACOSTIA; gIi,g5O - Detached
brick Of q rms. and bath; full bsnt.,
rec. rul.: > porcheE. ] ineiosed; OIL
hot-water heat; nice section. "a block
$4,000. r D. BURGESS. t-l3
ANACOSTIA. mr.. Minnesota ave-
Semidet. brick. 9 rms; 3 bedrms.I
khotty-pine elubroomi gas st..w.h;;
garage; porch. GI or conventional.
Sl3, 900. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
LII. 4-3400. Lu. 4-39S2.
CAPITOL HILL--3-bedrm brick.
Marx Twafn's Fancy" l42 d sc.
All new. 2 baths, gas. auto. h--w;h.-
NAL fireplaces. OAK mosaic floors.
brick-walied- patio-leyel efnciency
with private bath, English garden.
brick barbecue. 3-car park. save
$1,000 now, must sacrifice SO. $50,
Open 1875. OWNER AID. 21 II.
|HILICREsT SECTION, on penna
aye.--4-year-old custom built, spa
cious brick rambler, rms: 4 bed
rms. . baths; 40-ft. clubrcom with
bar: 101xlO0-ft. lot. Many Other
extras. Must be sold, Priced below
LII. 4-34o0. LU. 2-597B.
MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.--2 complete
apts.: 2 rms, kit. bath and screened
porch. Reduced to $4,000 fol
quick sale. Mr.. West. GOSS REAL
IL CO., INC, Ma. S-1353. la
AVA sturdy bricl
home. 9 rms. and bath, Plus 2 rms
and u bath In bsmt.: natural cal
trim. gas hot-Eater heat; good loe.
good cond. To see, phone 10. S-:i:sti0
T D. BURGESS, -l3
bsdrm. semidet house.. close scnool.
shop ctr: Sl4.250. WE. 5-5s6f
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HOUSES FURNISHED

IrAKoMA PARK, d. C.--Bunealow mr..
rec. center. 2 shopping areas. bus.
schools, fenced yard. q rms,
baths, well furn,. rec, rm-, washer
drteT; or children welcome
CHEVY CHASE, d, ca bedrms.,
i hsss III run Inn spas din An nm as
WEST HYATTsymLE-Loysly brick
rambler. 3 bedrmS.. lir, rnn.. din.
rm.. kit. full daylight hsmt.: lux
uriousiy furnished Conv. transp.,
shopping. and churches, By appoint
msnt only. HA. 2-7536. lie .
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. s-Sss0.
R0CKvtLLE-Nicely located. beauti-
full fenced yard: wall-to-Wali car
pettns: 2 bedrms., well equip. kit.
Ghildren welcome. Option to buy,
a s9l SSiatlS: eonv.;. 3 BED
bath; fn S Sant di isne I los ST. nis ss
turn and decorated. $50. ia.
ASNSNDALE AREA-s wooded acres.
3 bedfmS., : baths. den, partly
i,grns. Nor. l to June j. sla5 mo
u DEOhMo.s ulSnWaAnef. DISPOSAL.
TV' scr. porch. gar. yard: ims~ed
occupancy. S225 mo. op0i Rus.
sell rd.. Alexandria. EN-. 1880.
CLEVELAND PARK, / blk west Of
Conn. ave, Uptown shopping, Diet.
on lovely lot; 8 bedrmS.. baths.
ELIJAH q. ARNOLD. Col. D. s. A,
tret.l1 Broker. En-. ss-4335. 80
8 BEDRMs.. attrae.: dishwasher. dis
posal TV scr. porch. gar. yard;
iInmed. occupancy. SECS mo. 1904
Russell I'd. Alex. EN-. 2-4639.
CONN. AVE. EXT, mr.. Kensington--
Center-hail brick home. 3 bed
rooms : tile baths on End floor;
1st-foor laratory: all aarge rooms:
att. Lear garage. Avail. Nov. "a
May 1. S175 per month. E. QUINCY
SMITH INC, l41S H ST. NV DI.
PERFECT FOR GRoUP-3 bedrpas.,
twin beds, lge- hv. rm., Tv, sec.
disposal, washer; very mod dec. /;
Bancroft, Is min. PeutRgon. nr.
bus. SlG5. AID. 4~6710 lis
ROCK CREEK PARK VIEW from
back bedrm. OF this. near NV
farm house, with 3 baths. rec,
I'm garage: Sits. OF. eggs.
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HOUSES for SALE NV. Cont |
CHEVY CHASE. D. @.

q BEDRMS.. 2ia BATHS
Only S24, 600 and located l
block west Of Conn; ave.
within an easy walk 70 the
city's finest schools, This is
an older home with large
rooms. eenter-han plan. Nv
ips nm ., 2sxi kI;eh dining por an;
S Sa s. On : Ind e. Rear Insulated
3rd n. with 2 additional bed
rms. lot fronts 90 II. Call
w. B. WRIGHT. IN. $4,000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detached Brick
$18,750
at AppPOVEn

Lovely detached brick in excellent
condition. Living room with IRE
place, dining room, large kitchen
with breakfast nook; 2nd floor: :
bedrooms and bath: fun basement
cEiEENT FINkNciNo FOR al on
NON-GI. Call MI. Mcintosh, Elk.
3-24S0, ewes and sun. AID. 2-5185.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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BELLE VIEW

ON MOUNT VERNON BLVD.
mile south Alex. 20 min. from
downtown D. c., Pentagon man
Navy and 10 min. to Fort BeiVoat'
r.,efree suburban living coupled
wtfj, city corlvenieneeS. Swimming
nooi for ali the family, playgfouncs
Tor the children. Off-street parking
Areas. excellent public TRANSFORM
ton. Elementary school on PREM
LARGE SHOPPING CENTER
= n 2 bedroom ants. SS5-S95- sss-
Sli2.5 ali utilities paid.
rental once, COL Belle View blvd
open daily through FRI; g.s'
sat. 9-5; Sun. noon III spa In'
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-Furn. and unfprn. apis.
in d. c. for good white tenants:
feas. fee. Call MANDEL. AID; 4
1900.
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C0IONIAI, VILLAGE

COLONIAL VILLAGE
center.Aall Colonial home. close TO
Rock Greek Park. 1st-fioor library
and powder room. large kitchen
and breakfast rooIns large bed
rooms and 2 baths. End moor: rec.
roen with i.replae s;,,, maids ~ s. room
Price. S34, 500. Cali Mr.. Moulton.
Ma $4,000; ewes. and week ends.
EN-. 2-6b47, BOSS 4 PHELPS.
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Ia. J-0lWt. TN. .t.< EuU
SILVER SPRING AREA
sos mo-. 2-bedrm, bunEalow. base,
ment: Viers Mil Village.
500 mo-: modern 2-bedrm. home
close-in Silver Spring.
SIlS mo-; immae. 3-bedrm. rambler
AL Takoma Park location.
st2S mo; Ike new 5.oedFm. ram
BEERS f.Si; BROS. ii. a-oslc
FALLS CHURCH AREA
a-bedrm, Cape Cod. tile bath. SQs
3-bedYm. -ainbler, tile bath. 500
) bedrms.. den, bsmt., bath. S13t
N. r. REYNOLDS & CO.
Ia
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - 4 bed
500. r. I. FORWARD, JU. 9-is0S,
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-3-bedrm.
brick semidetached. In Al condi-
ton. Tiled kitchen, dighwasher,
full hsnt. al or conventional n
HsR1sai9sI RyTT1H u RddET rcEgoS
ares- iRO R.R6lln .-.il
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WALTER REED-oA. AND ALASKA
rm,. carpetinE. rec. rna', gas INV. h
KANSAS AND EASTERN AYES.
Detached. Groom brick, IN baths
ONEIDA ST. NE.
senlidet.: Q rms. Ia baths, rec
PRICED RIGHT. RIA. s.1ass
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST. 3-e3le
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RENT REDUCED
1918 NEWTON ST. NV.

8 rms. and bath. brick home; full
bsnt. y automatic gas heat: 2 en-.
closed rear porches; S125 per mo
Gail m E-Hruc
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vAcANT-Low DOWN PAYMENT
4405 18th ST. NV.
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stuck their noses into insiders
business" The assembly was an
apparent success with many pop
ular faculty members calling on
the students to settle the matter
maturely.
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Sa1R1S (z3z|3l
Baseball Season
Open At Xavier

NEW ORLEANS, La, Mar. IA
The Xavier University Baseball
nine opened it's season with their
annual first game rivals, March
& 5 when they engaged Texas
Southern of Houston, Texas. Coach
John Grove was exceedingly
pleased with the showing of his
squad against the Texans and
stated that this years team is
showing tremendous amount of
high spirit and eagerness to play
the game. Coach Grove indicated
that he expected his strongest OPP
position in the team between the
Florida A. & M. Rattlers who will
engage the Gold Rush on March
"a and 25.
James Clarkson, Alvin Martin
and Roy Marrero are back this
year with plenty of zip to their fast
balls and curves, and should prove
to be the back bone of the pitching
staff Thurston McCloud and Ches-
ter Cooper are expected to come
through as excellent relief artists
this year. The rest of the first
string lineup places Johnny Crear
behind the bat, Charles Evans at
first base, Roy Winfrey at second
base, Rudolph Ingersoll at short
stop with a toss up between Har-
vey Gaines and Robert Jenkins at
third base and Peter Frank, Paul
Gaines and Cromwell Rich playing
the out-field in respective positions.
Promising freshmen on this years
squad are listed as: Alvin Henry,
Cirilo Manego, Calvin Smith, Joe
Anderson, Kermit Bazzle, Law
renee Higgins.
The season schedule is as fol-
lows: Two games with Southern
University; A games with Alaba-
ma State College; 4 games with
Tuskegee Institute; 2 games with
keesler Field.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-19
VETERAN EDUCATIONAL farm
LEADER Named TO POST I'm
FEDERAL EXTENSION SERVICE

+. h. Stone, state supervisor of
Negro agricultural extension work
in Georgia, was named this week
by Extension Administrator Clar-
ence M. Ferguson to succeed the
late John w. Mitchell as a men,
Der of the Federated Extension
Service staff. The veteran agricul-
tural leader will assume his duties
in Washington about April Is.
In his new post, Mr.. Stone will
serve as assistant to the Assist
ant Administrator - Programs of
the Federal Extension Service. His
duties will include assisting in de-
veloping extension programs, work
ing with State Extension Services.
Mr.. Stone began his carer in ex-
tension work SO years ago as a
county agent in Clarke County, Ga.
Seven years later, as a result of
his outstanding achievements in
rural health and sanitation, he was
promoted to state supervisor.
Some of the major accomplish
ments in Georgia under Mr.. Stones
leadership included the teaching
of diversified farming, the develop
ment of a Statewide ham and egg
show to encourage better livestock
poultry production, and the crea-
ton of a $4,000 All club camp
on 182-acre site near Dublin, Ga.
Born in Franklin County, Va,
Mr.. Stone received his education
at Hampton Institute and the Uni
versity of Connecticut, earning an
M. S. degree in agricultural econo-
mics at the latter institution.
AS a student, he was steered into
agriculture by the college librarian
for whom he janitored to earn his
room and board at Hampton. He
had wanted to be a carpenter like
his father, but the librarian thou
ght he would do better in agricul-
ture and so he followed her advice.
After graduation, with a diploma
in one hand and a World War
draft card in the other, he headed
for training camp in Georgia. His
camp buddy was the supervisor of
Negro extension work in that State.
When the war was over, he re-
turned to Georgia to work as a
county agent under his Army
friend.
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Josephine.
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ing to them. The rank and file
loved her because she was graci-
ously and Understandings human.
Although she has walked and
talked with high and mighty of
nations, she always seems TO be
part and parcel of the humble, the
low and the poor.
The Mexican people are perhaps
one of the most polite in the world.
The announced retirement of Jose
phine Baker saddened many, many
hearts. Some of them silently APP
pealed to La Baker not to abandon
her courageous crusade. They
wanted this remarkable woman TO
speak for them, to make articu-
late their inherent desires for a
brotherhood of all men.
The singer-dancer knew what
was in their hearts, when they said,
"Que LIE xaya muy bion" (That all
goes will you.)
Fokipe Morales, columnist for
Nevedades, large Mexico City
newspaper devoted one of his re-
cent columns to Miss Baker. In
praising her, he said in part:
Wife of Cain, daughter-in-law of
Noah, from which descended the
Arabs, Philippians and Africans,
ebony Venus in whose arms Paris
slept in the post war day of 1918.
Josephine Baker is the recovery
of a race, the sweetheart Of Abra-
ham Lincoln, who fought against
racial discrimination. Josephine
Baker, CARRIED in only a belt of
bananas about her waist, with the
songs of Africa as her defense,
she conquered Paris like Napoleons
Josephine.
"She sings on the stages of the
world the ballads of the Towers of
Babel, the songs of the Jungles
songs of love with burning speech
es for racial justice, he is the now
Monja Alferez, who fights with her
voice the right of birth and uni
versal human harmony"