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APIS. FURNIsHEp-D. c.

CATHOLIC UNIV vlC.-Bedrm,. liv.
rm kit dhette bath. foyer; apt
bldg nicely furn Ia 6-95sS
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL,
Completely turn. apis. BY day or
Mr.. BoLLING FiEID--spacious j.
furn.; $50 incl all utils. 10, 2-s80s
DOWNTOWN. 81 New York ave nv
Newly dec eed:;liyy rm. comb,
Ef sf c0 TYPE for o s een nsI T location
p %R a fpSr s- US 0a'n' all ut'ls. 40
GEORGETOWN. 2530 Que st NV
l-6edrm apt, in apt bldg: See any
so ti| sES SGSn az sr 4 RE aa Dec
liv. rm bedrm din. kit. bath ser.
porch: utils, Adults. RA. 1884.
lees Ath ST. NV. rms, Kit,
bath PVT. entr: street level: FENCED
RTT e s." AIS II s-a sai4 quarry s7 I'd.
very nicely furn,; also i enc. apt,
bedrm., kit. bath nicely furn.: incl,
WIN Win l ri 9nol ss5v. A. g. Ec0so-
TWo BEDRooMs for "a persons:
utils 1s45 Lamont NV. Lo. 5-o3a5
CONN. CATHEDRAL vIc.-4 rms. 2
baths. kit and dinette area beaut.
loo: adult group. AID. 2-4967. 20
GEoRGET0WN-semidet., rms,
Ice. NV rn 3 exp, fireplace. beaut.
furn.. rent Sl55, HO. 2-TI04 --25
DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy Row
Air-cooled eric. apt, list a.. compl
furn., $50. utils incl. DU. 1904.
PARK, ! block to Conn
aye.--Liv rm bedrm kit -dinette.
bath. lse sun porch, attrac furn
utils Sg5 mo. Distinctive residence
on lovely street WO. $4,000. ~
1919 KANSAS AVE. NV rms.
kit bath: newly furn: reas. rent
Middle-ased people desired -a!3
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, @232 Decatur
pL n.w.-4 rms, kit, bath rear
S TM ppch Tao yd'; sl25. ST 3-s22o
sIi MARIETTA PL. NV. Mr.. sth
AND MADISON bedrm., liy. rm
kit. -dinette, bath. porch: SS5, utils
incl VIII accept child Open 8 to
IL, 2 to 8. tn. 2-472S before o am
1896 18TH ST. N.w.-Bedrm.. Nv
nm. kit, bath; also enc apt. with
kit. bath. Walking distance dntn.
Bus stop and grocery at cor. Children
and pets allowed, All utils. so and
s65. See MANAGER. Apt. 202.
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PIPE

For clothes lines and for fencing
ACE WRECKING CO.
LII. 4-0500 Pc. 2-e211
PRINTING PRESSES. one 27x41
Miehle No. 4 with new Hildebrand
delivery and Dexter feeder. One
l7x22 Kelly with suction feed and
logger delivery. Ac electrical equip
G Gent 5-7S &c. be seen in ODe msb
REFRTGERAToRs. apt. size. most
reasonable: excel condition. DUNN
MARK. 4130 Ga. ave, tn. 2-4S31
REFRIGERAToRs. used: rent or buy,
50 per month; full guar. DowD's
REFRlGERATORS FOR RENT, new.
all makes Csc 4 day: rental NAV
apply to purchase. Cali ST $1,000
2EF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, gas; S25
Up; guar. incl. del BLOCKS. l746
Lee hwy. 1910 BALTIC. ave. WA
7-550I. ia $500
and washing ma
chimes: used rebuilt. painted. S25
up: some guar. wear. FREDER-
lcK,s, INC. 1905 l4th st. NV.
Apply to purchase Call ST $1,000
$24 so, cleo, gas.
guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-55R6.
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HELP- WOMEN tcent.)

WAITRESS, white. wanted ct DEL
RIO RESTAURANT, Charlotte Hall.
Nd. MechanieSville 103-F-l3. SIS
. vk., room and board plus tips.
ga
MATTRESSES. white: experienced; 81
70 IS years OF age. Apply HARRY'S
TAVERN. 1900 New York ave. NV.
weekdays. between and 4 pm.
ST 3-33s1. -23
WAITRESS. white. courteous. attrac-
tive under 30; good salary Avbly
WAITRESS-Full time. Fully exper.
food and liquor Apply dining room,
COMMODORE HOTEL, ? and N.
Capitol SITS.
WAYTREsS-Exper. 2l-35. Apply
N person. CROWN BAR AND GRILL,
f0OS Z st NV -25
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studio couch S25;
Hollywood sgl. bed, SIS: vanity. IS
excel. cond. 10. $500. --25
FURN. Din. rm. suite. IL pieces, .
500. or trade for guns or gooe
camera. XII. s-sS63 "a
bed, mod. blond desk
bookcase, triple dresser, new loung'
chairs, sect. sofa. XII. S-0035.
GAS RANGES. used. all sizes. "as is
Only $40 and UP B. A. COE a. CO
1921 I4th st NV. CO. 10000 -,
GAS RANGES new used. repairs. oil
coal. wood ranges ACME STOVE
lOl1 eth st, NV Ma S-S952
GAS RANGES. new used; installation
PEERLESS SALES CO 2337 Ga
ave DE 2-55f6
GRANDMOTHER'S CLOCK. mahog.
any, 5000 Sofa, mahogany trim
$50. Coffee table, mahogany, leather
ton Gpt RIA l-iSdS -o5
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1925 10th ST. NV.
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN wants room and bath in
private home. NV. section, mr.. Dis
trict line: don't smoke or drink. Box
320-E. Star. 23s
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

expert; books started.
kept part time: statements. tag re.
tSlsS; RrgTbs s Effs J9 ,6reaa5
ESTIMATOR. Experienced general
construction, desires position with
general contractor; knowledge OF
building layout; married, veteran,
iate-model car. Box 1s7-K' Star,
HANDY MAN. Waterman. white, ell
derlv. steady. Box ABBY. Star. 23'
ORGANISE. young, exper., will sub
stitute for church services for sum-
mer. Also play for Weddings. tu-
nerals: refs. Write MR.. HOWARD
.S5isIsSt 3 SPoy ETs ia s to ss
Young STSSStSe MAN AZ 9 5s' B.A' Psychology
) yrs, business exper., neat appear
ance: enjoys meeting people. is not
afraid Of work. Desires position
D;h at s59a Excf RoH a FstsFe sfss
GEORGETOWN GRAD. STUDENT,
professor son, desires to live with
embassy or professional family;
will tutor in Eng. and piano, chau-
feur, other services, in return tor
room. board and small salary BOX
AGGREsSTVE YOUNG NAVAL Off
GER, excellent appearance, poise,
confidence: seeks representative or
public relations position. Outstand-
ing references Replies treated with
strictest confidence. Box l9i.k'
Star. - -
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE desires change
offering more stimulating challenge;
consider less than present Sl2,5oO.
II opportunities exist; national mag
aZine and newspaper experience;
BACKGROUND adaptable to trade asSo-
citation. publication, contact with top
echelon or public: excellent refer
SALES EXECUTIVE. age 81. Director
OF sales multi-mi!lion- dollar manu-
facturer, desires to return to WASH :
ingtor Experience in wholesale and
retail in appliances and automotlVe.
Accomplishments warranted listine
in International edition OF Who's
Who. Wide experience establishing
dealer distribution and advertising
sales promotion campaigns, 10 years
experience in sales viii consider
any bona fide. ethical proposition.
Details in first letter, please. Box
ROY wants work in store
or dishwRsher. or take work OF any
kind Ii T-3523.
GOVERNMENT WORKER badly needs
any salary work 6-ln pm, all or
any part of week; Arlington area.
11SF Ctor p1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
BOXER PUPPIES

COCKER PUPPIES
Axe Res. Champion Stock. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

Colonial brass table lamps. s4.o5;
Sla,95; deep lounge chairs, wide
choice of coverings. sac 95; beau
tiful Chippendale mirrors, S19.95;
modern pull-lp chairs. SLABS;
modern wrought-iron table lamps,
S3.95; open arm living room chairs.
1895; beautiful modern Lawson
sofa, foam rubber cushions. S99.9 ::
modern contour chairs with
form rockers. goose neck mahog
arms. choice of covers. S31 .95; a
selection of pictures and oil paint
ings, 81 .95: solid cherry sewing
cabinet. S19.95; solid hardrock ma
pie bookcases. S24 %; Federal
American gilt round mirror. SlO.95:
lime oak drop-leaf table with .
matching chairs, tr. size, $50 a5;
solid cherry sate-leE drop-Ieaf ia
BILE, 2Sx42 closed. 42xTS open.
$50 o5; hardrsock maple china
lined oak chest OF drawers, S44 Us
famous make Hollywood beds. com
plete at SOS SIS: nationally adver-
tised inner-spring mattress and
box spring combination. SO 30: IA
nous brand box springs, Sla.95
lined oak modern beds, S1a95.
Three large floor. stocked with nu-
merouS items at low, low prices,
Come in and browse around Open
Friday and Monday nights. Free de-
livery. Budget terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
TOOLS

TOOLS
For garden. home, mechanics. Rakes,
hoes. shovels, picks. mattocks. ST.
hammers, SOC; cords, 81 IS; can
vass. sledges, So: wedges. 75c;
wrenches surplus. Save 80 to 500
H G1CHNER. 1918 NJ st. NV
EX 1887
TRUMPET with case, Holton: excel
lent condition: S75. Call ,IU.
Tv i7-inch console. s5s; ia,in
console, sS1.55; s sId .,,t table model
INCLUDED Terms on approved credit
~. comb. radio and phone. Mahog
4 yrs. old. 500. Phone 10. 2-5626
WASHERS AND DRIERs for rent g
n new p,,r 25s day, rental ma. may apply
all makes. types: $685.
up: most guaranteed; repairs and
service. FREDERICK'S. 1906 l4th
ST. NV, IA. $4,000.
Easy Spindrier. excellent
condition; must sell. SR5. Will guar
antee. RA. 3-9I37 any time "a
semiautomatic Thor: excel.
condition. Sos. LU. 2-a4R1. --23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

Colored-Urgently Needed
Fountain girls. eharwomen, maids,
live in or out. cooks, Mattresses,
laundrv workers, silk pressers. curb
cites
MANNING's EMPL. AGCY.
1910 9th st. NV. AID. 2-slOO
pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-stain-
less steel REFRIGERATOR display case,
sandwich unit. counter, stools. soda
fountain, cleo. dishwasher, etc; ex-
cellent cond.: cash or terms; must
be sold Immediately. MA. S-6s27,
ewes. OIL. 4-1546. -27
RUGS: Genuine oriental. all .izes:
eiosing-out sale for the season; I'M
6elieVable bargains. CASSABIAN
3:04 %" st. in Georsetown. -25
RUGS
VIZ 9x12 Oriental designed rugs,
brand-new, never used; value SS5
sacrificing for S25. ORIENTAL RUG
MART, 1908 9 st. NV. NE. S-0416
SCREENS. full-leneth window, bronze
wire. wood frame. various sizes:
reasonable EN-. 3-9259. %
SHOPSMITH-Complete. Used twice.
jig. saw and tointer attachments
VIII sacrifice. ia. a-46s1. -23
SOFA BED, matching chair. $40;
git; set, sis: rsfsr. excel. cond..
$40: desk, IS. LU. 1858. ga
SOFA. foam rubber. new. modern;
must sacrifice. S1S5. Bookcase COM
bination. S75. HO. 2-6124
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
MATTRESSES

Exper.. many positions available, full
and part time. Washington's better
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. 2003
Eye st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
FURNITURE

We feature floor samples,
closeouts, warehouse stock
and discontinued patterns.
All NEW furniture at saw
ings of 400 to 500 off reg
ular retail prices. All items
sold CAS- u.s." but in excel
lent condition. Stocks are
one of a kind and subject to
prior sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.)
HECHINGER co.

Five Stores Phone Lincoln 7-s1Gd
BULLDOZER TRACTOR, TD-24. ano
lS-yard scraper; $4,000. Gall
CAMERA. Argus Reflex rs. new: make
offer; ST. $4,000. Ext. 534. or p: O.
c 10 KS weight. wooden
DSarFOw. $50 ca. AID. 4-435o, Ext
COFFEE TABLE, mahoE. glass top;
bookcase small desk. drawers
Simmons Hide-A-Bed, RCA TV. To-
iii on table. GOOD cond. utility cab
to o. Sell separate.
CONSTRUCTION EQPT.
FOR SALE OR REET-EAsY TERMS
Rebuilt-A-l Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. IL
Caterpillar DIS Bulldoser
Caterpillar scraper. Model so
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO.
Box l45. BALTIC. 20, Md.
Murdoch $4,000
CRANE, Lima Paymaster with 6o-ft.
dragline. Gail Tower 9.6145
DESKS, OFFICE
Govt. surplus. oak, 60x34. executive,
S29;95; reflnished walnut $50; new
60x30 steel; s6g SO; new 4Ix22
large selection OF used and new
ofice furniture. Shop our ware
house location and save N. FRANK
& SON. Ala Third ct. NV: Elk
3-S974.
DIAMoNDs-Lady's, Ia cts s4.5;
l lady = CT s Sd:5; lsdy'S' az cts,
aid AID cut $780, G man iaayS cts e' :f esa
lsdy,s' IA cts. s325. LLyINGToN
-2s
DIAMOND JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS, sos 18th St. NV.
DINETTE SET, maple, Cushman.
table. BUFFET with hutch cupboard.
corner cabinet, 4 chairs; good cond,
DiS I'M SET chi Chrome mean and black
also bookcase. walnut. with 100
books. XII. S-Ss63 81
DINETTE SET, Formica, 4 chrs.. S35;
> cribs, $40; occasional chair, So;
youth chair, SIS. Call JU. S-4321.
DISPLAY CASE, floor model. for gifts
little Must Be S' sold i"'i a65 q d't St. XIV XIV
DRYER. Maytag electric, 1854 model.
Cheap. Best offer. XII. 9-2661.
pa
ELECTRIC POLES. GUAM. grade A
used. creosoted. 25 to AZ IT. 371O
Columbia pike. MR.. THAYER, ia.
5-4466.
exhaust fan. an-in..
practically new: S35. HE. 4-5979.
FIXTURES. modern, for ladies' or
children's wear: wall cases. glass
show cases. wrapping counter
adding machine pants rack. Lazy
Susan double chrome skirt rack
and miscellaneous. 452s Lee hwy
FENCE. CHAIN LINK, 11s IT.. "A
posts; also 2 loft. section wooden
pickets with gates You remove,
S125 cash complete. Call Ju. 5-7a12.
FENCE. all types-chain link Beth
anized; 81 10 IT installed. Terms.
FOAM RUBBER. for cushions. pads;
buy at wholesale. ]. H. GIcHNER,
"513 M st NV, Elk. 3-3527
FOAM RUBBER CUT ANY SHAPE
Cushions. Jumbo Mattresses
G1LILLAND, 2145 p NV. Elk g.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

~ ~ >AN OA4tS1H
Walk to work. near Maynower Hotel.
Large living room, spacious bedroom,
GE Kitchen. dinette. tile bath rm.
and showers. wall-to-wall rugs:
large walk-!n closets. automatic
washing facilities. cross ventilation;
dishes, silve-ware. Brand-pew, mod
ern furniture. Suitable adul's.
Sl5o per month. DU. 1904. --25
3-RM. furn. apt;
adults only blk transp.: S65 mo.
l4l2 TAYLOR st. w, tn. 2-9172.
ruLORED-s40 TO $50 per month
including utilities Large efficiency,
private kitchen for quiet adults.
No pets References See custodian,
1905 Belmont I'd. NV. Apt. 2. after
5 pm EN- 2-l965 ga
0LORED--NE.-ve nice, Ice. g.
rm. apt; mr.. transp. $40. ST 81
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND c STs.
N.E.-Conv. Eastern Hizh, .Armory.
pvt; S65. Call v. D. JOHNSTON.
coLoRED-f ROOM, kitchen and
bath; modern eonvenienees: La.
6-7316.
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THE DIPLOMAT

e4ao ,6th 81 NV.
Jr, bedrm. apt. beautifully furn.
twin rubber beds); bldg.
o3yerlooks Meridian Park; waking
dist downtown: conf. air-cooled;
24-hr. phone service; roof garden:
$40 mo, incl. utils. MANAGER,
LIVE DOWNTOWN AT PARK CEN
TRIAL APT HOTEL, 1900 F st.
NV. = .Air-conditioned: smartly
decorated bachelor units. Each with
pvt. bath. Telephone, refer, Ink.
units avail. with or without maid
service, sun deck, laundry fscils.
and valet service: IS per day; spe-
cial monthly rates on request.
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WEAVER BROS, INC.

YOUNG WoMAN-Large. progressiv,
financial institution needs the sery'
ices of young woman to serve as tel
ephone interviewer and genera
clerical position. The work Is inter,
esting and has many benetits. j., Sc Sc;
n. Moore St, Rosslyn. Va. ia; z
Al POSITlONS-Secy.s S65-SS5 wk.i
typists. to $50; bkkpr,. to $50 wk.
clerks, recep., DIR. asst, See flrst
BoYD's. 200 18th, cor. G, MA
S-2340.
VACATION POSITION for advanced
student or teacher. Splendid ex-
perience; pleasant work. s72o for
90 days Box 1909, Star. ga
GRACE DUNN needs seeretarie
deriul openings; personal service
1911 @ st. NV, RE. 7-2s2S.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish better
MENT CENTER (BoYDsl. zoo
18th. cor. G Test 40 yrs), thou
sands placed, Welcome.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert
educated woman, age 70 to 80 to
S s,S;t Pe9 dssfG 3, 4 9dr fb e
mer; opportunity for advancement.
For interview write giving sse. edu-
cation. experience and phone Box
l91-E, Star. "a
UNEMPLOYED and wish an interest.
ing position? See BOYD'S. 18th ST.,
cor. G. All are welcome
RELIABLE, REFINED WHITE LADY.
TO stay with girls 4 and 7 yrs. old,
from j TO s . m. days wk
Drive car. would prefer someone
who is free 10 stay occasionally
full time at house when mother out
of town. Address near Wash Ca
thedral. Please telephone EN-. j.
1893.
ARE YOU FREE? We have openings
for several white women who have
spare time MORNINGS, afternoons or
evenings: no canvaSSing; car nee
esSary. For interview. call LO. A
T4S7, Ia pm. "a
CAPABLE WOMEN t5). over c1i full
or part time; old eStab, CO.. excel.
income. MISS ADAMS, DI. 7-0223.
SILVER SPRING, DANIELS BOOT
cry Permanent employment tlt-
ting childlren's shoes exclusively
Interesting pleasant occupation.
Finest clientele. Experience not es-
genital. Proper training provided
Apply DANIELS BOOTERY, Els
worth and Fenton. opposite Hecht
Co. after 1870. Also experienced
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available. Living room.
dining foyer. kitchen and bath. Mod
ern kitchen and built-in tub with
tile shower Walk-in closets. taste
fully and completely furnished. We
netian blinds. 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service Also available.
2-bedroom APARTMENT. no 2-6574.
Fairfax Village Apis.
2Ool 3sth ST Sc
See Ad Under Apis unfurn.. D C..
WALTER REED AREA
40 Cedar st NV, l-bedrm apt.
Ss7 80. plus gas, cleo, RA. 3-l5O6.
- ga
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
bedrm.. liv rm.. kit, dinette, bath
with shower, Also efic. and BACH
elor. RE. 7-5299. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

LADIES-Learn how to make extra
money selling plastics through party
pan ia. 9-3031.
YOUNG LADY. interesting work.
record desk: some typins 40-hr
week. $3.50 to 5. Insurance benefits
and vacation plan. Call MR.. MONT
GOMERY, MA s-l037. -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
COUNTRY BOARD

DOW WISHES LADY to board and
iare expenses. Quiet home in
lenandoah Valley. LU. 1-2315.
Evening star., 1955-10-09

lTf NEWT 324b. &C Personal V-goes where yoS
A 4 goi So light, 50 easy to carry you can take it
- from room TO room. kitchen, bedroom, patio,
den Take il along trips the country Amazingly
bright pieture-low price. Models from $osss.
III NEWT &C 24ineh w. Show your friends the big
IL gest, brightest picture ever! Smart space-saving
ID cabinet. Enjoy G-E Daylight Power famous
- G-E Aluminized Tube Super-power trans.
former Hicontrast. dark safety glass.
NEWT &C cioek-Vi Watch late shows I'LL the sandman
comes-Clock-Tv itself of automatically. Wakes
you in AM Reminds you of vorite programs Yet costs
less than other TV without this useful fearure
Priee include Federal Exee Tax oaeJesr psy1ssy on pic
tsbs o0ds,s pes Ss6jeef to change wiboas soes
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-26
.OIIC Schedules
Forum On Gas
Price Crisis

Dallas.-Public relations policy
makers for the petroleum indus
try from six Gulf-Southwest states
meet March 31-April 1 in Dallas
to hear forum on the current
price crisis among producers of
natural gas for home and indus
try.
The gas forum will highlight the
April general session of the Oil
Industry Information Committee
(APD, according to an announce
ment made Saturday in Houston
by R. M. Stephens, OIIC chairman
for Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
Arkansas, Alabama and Missis-
sippi.
Stephens, assistant sales man
ager for Humble Oil & Refining
Company, heads 5000 oil men and
oil women volunteers working on
610 local information committees
in those six states.
On March 81, the day preced-
ing the general session, to which
ia key people from the Texas
petroleum industry are invited
guests, Stephens executive COM
mittee and three functional COM
mittees will convene. These COM
mittees stimulate six-state opera
lions for OIICs long-range prof.
ects with schools, other trade as
sociations and keeps the intricate
local committee structure moving.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-26

tebe," or talisman, against evil
"Amabetshu," brief skins about
his loins, were his only clothes as
he tended his fathers cattle. He
could neither read nor write
and could not, of course, speak
English.
Today Mr.. Sithole is a univer-
sity graduate, a Christian, a school
teacher and author; speaks English
with only the slightest attractive
hint of an accent, and has just
come to the United States to COM
plete his theological studies for
the ministry.
The transition is virtually one
from the primitive to the civil
lied.
1t is a contradiction of the theory
that the African is incapable of
rapid advancement, that his edu-
cation is a long and laborious af-
fair, that he Cannot do in 20 years
what it has taken white men cen
turtles to achieve"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-26

"Pray for me as | go =
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-26

the development Of both domestic
and foreign oil continues unimped-
ed and the production of each re-
mains available as needed. The
import problem should be resolved
without the necessity of Govern
ment regulation of any kind"
The report also urges that the
Natural Gas Act be amended to
exempt producers, gatherers, and
professors of natural gas from
regulation by the Federal Power
Commission. This as not only 4
serious matter for the entire oil
and gas industry, but for indie
pendent enterprises off all kinds,
as this type of regulation can just
as we'll be extended to other indus
tries" the statement to stockhold-
ers points out.
Important oil and gas discov-
cries were made in South Louisi-
ana, West Texas, Oklahoma, and
California" The report disclosed
that the Company's first drilling
operation in the Gulf of Mexico,
on a State of Texas lease, would
be begun this spring.
Texaco's gross proved reserves
Of crude oil and natural gas liquids
in the United States increased to
a record peak of 2,121, 100000 bar
rels at the end of 1854, as COM
pared with 2,046,0O0,O00 barrels
at the end of 1853. Natural gas
reserves during the same period
increased to Ill trillion cubic #.
from 10.5 trillion cubic feet.
At the @end of 1854 the Com
panys total assets were listed at
S1,945,5O8,7O3, as compared with
$1,8O5, 481 ,497 at the end of 1858.
Current asets were $642, ITO, 466 as
compared with $631, 749,116, and
current liabilities were $167,916,
537, as compared with $147.038,567
At the end of 1853.
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Tekaco Profits
At Peak Level
In Past Year

NEW YORK - Consolidated net
income of The Texas Company and
subsidiaries in 1854 amounted to
1926, 14O, 761, or 1924 per share, as
compared with $192,600,078, or
$7.01, per share, in 1858, according
to the 1854 annual report to
stockholders by J. S. Leach, Chair
man of the Board, and Augustus
C. Long, President. The 1854 net
income was the highest in the
Company's history.
"The outlook for business in
1855 is good" the report stated.
Domestic consumption of petrol
cum products is expected to in
crease by to S percent and for
eign demand in the free world by
about 8 per cent, with competi-
ton remaining exceptionally keen"
Refinery runs increased to $780,
53l barrels day, as compared with
an average Of 543,210 barrels daily
in 1868. Production of crude oil
and condensate in the United States
declined from an average of $780,
$50 barrels a day in 1853 to an
average of 376,171 barrels daily
in 1854. The decline was attributed
to reduced allowables, particularly
in the large producing states OF
Texas and Louisiana.
"There continues to be consid.
cradle controversy, principally
within the petroleum industry, with
respect to imports of foreign oil,
the report stated. Ordinary pru.
dence requires that the United
States have both a healthy domes.
tic oil industry and a healthy
American-owned foreign oil indus.
try. We believe the nations pol
icy should continue to be such that
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Toys Nodded From River Mud

Toys MOlded from RlVer Mud
Mr.. Sithole's story is a stirring
example to backward peoples the
world over. But the path that has
brought him over the years from
the African veldt to the Andover-
Newton Theological Seminary at
Newton Center, Mass, which rep
resents the peak of his academic
studies, has been a long and ar
dous one.
Sacrifice, industry, and determi-
nation are the backbone of his
achievement But his success has
been made possible mainly by the
opportunities offered him by mis-
sion schools in Africa.
1t proves in his own words, that
given opportunity, the average
African is capable of advancing to-
ward race equality and response
bility at every level in civilized So
ciety."
Throughout his boyhood clay
oxen nodded from the river mud
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andpole hut in the red dust of
central Africa. He was a pagan.
AS child he was brought up by
the rites of the witch doctor. One
of the protective rites was the in
haling of smoke from a burning
goats horn.
Round his neck he wore an Gin